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The Deputy President of the Senate, Sen. Ike Ekweremadu, on Thursday advocated staggered or phased primaries by political parties to deepen the country's democracy.
Ekweremadu made the submission at a forum on credible electoral processes organised by the FCT branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the forum has as its theme: "Credible Electoral Process in Nigeria: Challenges and Prospects".
"By staggered primaries, I mean, for instance, holding primaries in different states on different dates for presidential aspirants.
"This has been an enduring practice in the USA. In Ghana also, primaries are often phased countrywide in recent times,'' he said.
According to Ekweremadu, such idea will assist in the efficient utilisation of resources , including managing security agencies, monitors from the Electoral Management Body (EMB) and enhancing better scrutiny of candidates.
He said that the idea would also help in achieving higher transparency and better management of the primaries.
Ekweremadu calls for the idea to be replicated for gubernatorial primaries where the primary election would hold in different local government councils on different dates.
He said that the idea "is however not constitutional or electoral requirement but an initiative by political parties to promote ease of management and transparency of processes for the emergency of their candidates".
The Deputy president of the Senate also called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to work on a time frame of every election that would accommodate the conclusion of litigation before the substantive election.
"Early primaries allow the candidates enough time to raise adequate campaign funds for the bigger contest and avail candidates and their parties' sufficient time to campaign in every part of the constituency or country and sell their manifesto.
"The people are also in a better position to initiate and define national conversations and debates about the identity, direction, defining ideologies, manifesto, and character of the candidates and political parties
"In Nigeria, primaries are rushed, campaigns are shallow, and conversations are mundane, while some parties and their candidates shun debates outright.
"In such circumstances, the electorate are unable to sound candidates out on their mouth-watering campaign promises, especially how they intend to fulfill them. The people realise their mistake after such candidates assume office.
"Pre-election litigations also constitute serious impediments to the electoral processes. Early primaries will help the judiciary to conclude all pre-election lawsuits,'' Ekweremadu said.
Also speaking, Mr Oluwole Ossaze-Uzi, the Director of Voter Education , INEC, called for attitudinal change among Nigerians to guaranty credible election in the country.
According to Ossaze-Uzi, to bring about credible election, electorate must change their mind toward certain things.
"Democracy does not buy some issues we try to inject into our electoral system, political history has opened windows of prospect, the introduction of card reader device has helped us to improve our electoral system not minding the challenges with it.
"Legal impediment, social impediments are all man-made, we need to change our do-or-die attitude during the election; outright bribe of voters is a big challenge to Nigerian election, it is an offence.
"Lack of internal party democracy is also a big challenge to electoral process in Nigeria, all these must be corrected to make progress, '' he said.
The Chairman of the FCT branch of the NBA, Mr Ezenwa Anumnu, attributed the present challenge in Nigeria's electoral system to lack of technology to put the process in the right track.
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Anumnu called for more voter education and engagement of stakeholders in the country's electoral system to achieve credible election.(NAN)


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With the ongoing debate around healthcare in America, all I can say is that the system needs to be reformed in order for us to take it off "Life Support."
As a self-employed mother of two children, I could not begin to tell you the stories I have heard, seen and personally experienced. I remember 14 years ago when I found out that I was pregnant with my daughter – At that time, I was still working in a corporate environment (as an employee) but was transitioning from one job to another. It was frightening to think that I might not get coverage because my pregnancy would be regarded as a "pre-existing condition" to the new employer and thus my new insurance company. All I can say is "thank goodness I was in the early stages of my pregnancy – and got support from others – because my story would have probably been a different one today."
With two beautiful children and a growing business, I can certainly say that the time is right for Healthcare Reform! Not only because infant mortality rates are skyrocketing and the current system puts pressure on small business owners and the self-employed (like me).. it will save lives across the board. Reform is not only a moral obligation, it is something that professionals, families, businesses, etc need to stay alive.
Take for example the idea that 2000 people showed up at the Reliant Center in Texas this week-end just to get help they could not via FREE CLINICS sponsored by THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FREE CLINICS. To look at the amount of people showing up at these clinics across the country gives us a glimpse into the serious healthcare gaps intrinsic in our current system.
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Set in Florida against the backdrop of hauntingly fecund plant life animated by ancient lizards and lawless hungers, Swamplandia! tells the story of 13-year-old Ava Bigtree and her family's wild struggle to save their island home and gator-wrestling theme park, as their once-glorious alligator-wrestling dynasty is swiftly being encroached upon by a fearsome and sophisticated competitor called the World of Darkness. An arrestingly beautiful and inventive work, Swamplandia! has been praised by Stephen King as "brilliant, funny, original . . . also creepy and sinister . . . every bit as good as her short stories promised it would be. This book will not leave my mind." Kate Christensen for Elle calls it "the Great Floridian Novel" and writes, "It's a tour de force . . . Near-hallucinatory in its intensity—not only in its dark, sad, enthralling plot, but in its descriptions of the swamp: gorgeous, precise, lush poetry. The book becomes sharply suspenseful as Russell's fearless eye and voice go deep into the swamps of adolescence, of what it is to lose a mother, and of Florida itself."
Karen Russell received the annual Bard Fiction Prize for 2011 for her book of short stories, St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves (Random House, 2006). Russell, a native of Miami, has been featured in both The New Yorker's 20 Under 40 fiction issue and New York magazine's list of 25 people to watch under the age of 26. She is a graduate of the Columbia MFA program and is the 2005 recipient of the Transatlantic Review/Henfield Foundation Award. Her fiction has recently appeared in Granta, Zoetrope, Oxford American, Conjunctions, and The New Yorker, which first published her story "Haunting Olivia" in its 2005 debut fiction issue. She is currently writer-in-residence at Bard College.
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Male castration is a procedure that involves removing the testes, thereby resulting in sterility, reduced sexual desire, and a lessening of testosterone production, which hampers hair growth and deepening of voice, explains eHow. Some men undergo castration as a means of cancer prevention or in an attempt to punish or prevent sex violations.
Chemical castration involves inactivation of the testes through pharmaceutical medication, whereas surgical castration entails the bilateral removal of both testes, according to Wikipedia. While under anesthesia, men undergoing surgical castration receive a minute incision in the scrotum in order to remove the testes, states the Med Network for Health. Following castration, prosthetic testes are occasionally used as a replacement.
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An article on CNN caught my attention.
Did you know this celebration was once illegal?
"That early Christians contended that the date was, variously, May 20, April 18, April 19, May 28, January 2, November 17, November 20, March 12 and March 25 — and that December 25 probably didn't emerge as the favored date until late in the third century.
That, intentionally or not, grafted the new Christmas onto the old Saturnalia, the most popular celebration of Roman times. The seven-day festival that started December 17 to honor the god Saturn and welcome the winter solstice gave us today's tradition of holiday greenery, gift giving and the office party (or variations thereof), for the Saturnalia was a time of much drinking, some carousing, certainly unrestrained revelry.
The yin and yang of that has come down to us through the centuries and can be seen today in the battles over the commercialization of Christmas, the popularity of yuletide parties, too many martinis oiling the voices raised in song. A little too much "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and not enough "O Holy Night."
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Once I got past my initial infatuation with the beauty of France, I became aware of the culture. The first thing that hit me (almost!) was a motocyclette, a little motorcycle used for transportation. There are no restrictions – people ride them on the sidewalk and zip by, or into, you. As if trying to dodge little motocyclettes wasn't enough, we also had to dodge dog poop which lined the sidewalks.
Apparently, there aren't any laws about that either. I had not expected that behavior from the classy French.
Another part of the French culture that was hard to adjust to were the notorious French eating habits. Being an American, I like to be able to snack and have access to food whenever I want. The French see it differently. Our host-parents barely had anything in their refrigerator. Breakfast was a fresh baguette, and if I was lucky, fruit on the side. Many say a fresh baguette is delicious, but so are frozen waffles and they actually fill me up! Lunch was France's saving grace. It is the only meal where it is acceptable to eat a lot. My host family would make my roommates and me a delicious lunch every day. Sometimes a sandwich, other times couscous mixed with vegetables and pork. But, when we were hungry from walking around all day, at night we would pig out on Nutella (France's finest spread) and ice pops. We always did this before our host-parents got home for fear for they'd see us for who we really were, snack-loving American teenagers.
Some say that the food in France beats American food, but in service, France loses. French restaurants make the best part about France – the food – difficult to attain. When you think about most restaurants in America, you think unlimited water and napkins, comfortable seating, big portions requiring "doggy bags", and sometimes even a complimentary basket of bread. In France, the tables are small. A group of six was hard to accommodate. The food took forever to come and we would be starving while waiting. Sometimes we did get a few pieces of bread, but it came at the same time as our food. What was the point? For my friend Kate, it was a snack for later stuffed in her purse. It was also difficult to get a carafe of water: vases with about 16 ounces of water. Getting a second one was nearly impossible. My friends and I once went around the table stating why we deserved the remaining water. If I was really thirsty, and didn't win, I would have to spend about four euros (like five dollars) on a drink. That would come right away. To top it off, the portions were small. The best service I experienced was at ice cream stands like Pinocchio because they were huge tourist attractions. They would let me essayer (try) all the flavors I wanted.
What I can conclude from my trip is that the French will never change and neither will Americans. As they say in France, "C'est la vie!" and I have plenty more cultures to see.


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The Wicked Son: Anti-Semitism, Self-hatred, and the Jews by David Mamet
David Mamet would think this was important for you to know. I am interested in Jewish history and tradition, but while reading The Wicked Son I wondered if I even had a right to do so, given that Mamet specifies his desired audience to be the Jewish apostasy. Where, if anywhere, does a Gentile fit into this equation? Putting the issue of Semitic identity aside for a second (if I may be so bold), readers of this book must first recognize that it is difficult to separate perceptions of David Mamet, the playwright and personality, from his work, even if it is subjectively relegated to Judaism. Mamet is famously vitriolic, blunt and bracing, as was written in the New York Times Book Review, and he certainly doesnt hold back here. In truth, his delivery is often a bit more biting than the ideas behind it.
Mamet writes, The masochistic and sadistic imagination engages in fantasies wherein the cryptosexual delight of unlimited power is experienced (equally and perhaps interchangeably) as victim and perpetrator. Holocaust films and slave epics are, essentially, these sexual fantasies.
Ones first thought, as a reader, will likely be: Oh my God, is he saying I get off on slavery? Therefore Im a sexual deviant AND a racist?
Yes, and no. As a famous apostate put forth, there is a kernel of sexuality in everything, but Mamets wording makes liking Amistad sound like far worse a crime than it really is.
Much of Mamets prose and the references he chooses seem to be designed to bludgeon the reader into first, self-analysis and eventually, submission. You can almost picture him as the crazy uncle who backs you into a corner at family functions until you throw up your hands in defeat. Okay, Uncle David, Ill go to shul, just chill out.
The main issue with the book is Mamets exhausting indefatigability when it comes to his arguments, which are at times flawed, and at others, rife with the courageous intellect that is his trademark. He manages to tie Anti-Semitism to topics as wide-ranging as Anti-Stratfordians, de Clerambaults Syndrome, and O.J. Simpson. He cites The Economist and the works of Philip Roth, but also the film Boys Town and the childrens book The Polar Express. He serves serious and valid indictments to those who may interchangeably be called liberal or searching or showy. For I am Jewish, but I do not practice is as much of a ritual as the Shema. Both are protestations of faith in a superior power -- in the first case, assimilation; in the second case, God. Here, he beautifully sets forth his argument that worship is worship, and those who think themselves above it are usually just bowing down elsewhere.
There are times, though, when his invocation of taboo subjects seems to be more in service of rendering mute those who would argue against him. The worst example of this is when he asks the reader, Is it reasonable to ask of the victims of Columbine, What did they and their parents do to bring it about? The question is rhetorical, of course, and answered by his command, Then you may not ask it of Israeli bombing victims, and of their race or nation. The issue here is that after Columbine, many people did ask questions in that vein, and many, myself included, still see this dialectic as an important part of moving forward.
Theres also something fundamentally off about his mathematics. Mamet clearly states it is simply racist (ergo, bad) to make a statement about the Jewish people as a whole, but he has no problems making sweeping generalizations about the Jewish apostasy or even the entire non-Jewish world as a whole. The book itself blooms forth from the statement that, The world hates Jews. Therefore, its perfectly fine to boil down a mass of people to a single crude statement sometimes, but in other cases, you dare not, for if you do, you risk being called a racist.
The book, though, has been the springboard for many a discussion since I began it, which in and of itself speaks volumes. It is nothing if not dense and thought-provoking and didactic, and despite my issues with some of the idiosyncrasies of his arguments, I would absolutely recommend it. Now, I could be wrong, but I believe its time to atone?
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Syfy has announced the premiere dates for their summer shows, which will include a record number of original programming in primetime. The network is bringing back six of its hits between the months of May and August, beginning with the second season premiere of Haunted Collector on Wednesday, June 6th at 9:00. Josh Gates and the rest of the Destination Truth team will be returning for their fifth season of exploration on Tuesday, July 10th at 8:00. This season, they'll be returning to the Hoia Bachu Forest in Romania, as well as conducting investigations in Vietnam, Transylvania, and Kazakhstan. Monday, July 23rd will house the return of Warehouse 13 and Alphas at 9:00 and 10:00 respectively. Can the Warehouse team recover from the devastating third season finale? What will happen now that the Alphas have been exposed by Dr. Rosen? Read More... //feedproxy.google.com/~r/tvovermind/tvnews/~3/56TzC4lRQLM/
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Whether it's ghosts at Chernobyl or monkey bats in Madagascar, Josh Gates has braved plenty of scary things during his time as host of SyFy's Destination Truth. Next season, however, he'll face perhaps his most dangerous challenge ever: live television. For the first time in the show's history, he and his crew of intrepid investigators will air their search for freakish phenomena as it happens, live from Duckett's Grove Castle in Ireland. The four-hour show will air, appropriately, on March 17, 2011: St.. Patrick's Day. And it will feature Gates and company investigating the legend of the Banshee. "We are building on the success of our St. Patrick's Day episode last year, which was our most-watched episode to date," says Gates. "The Banshee has been a staple of Irish folklore for generations and many still fervently believe that this angel of death is much more than just a superstition." To Read More Click Here.
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Syfy recently announced their official Fall premiere dates! Check out when your favorites are returning and when the hotly anticipated Stargate Universe will premiere: September 9th - Destination Truth , season 3 premiere & premiere of telepic "Open Graves" (produced back in 2006), starring Eliza Dushku September 26th - Children of the Corn remake October 2nd - Stargate Universe premiere at 9PM October 6th - Scare Tactics season premiere at 9PM October 9th - Sanctuary , season 2 premiere at 10PM Source: Variety


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Leigh Jennings of Aurora, Ind. was murdered last month and police have not publicly named any suspects in the case. But Wednesday, the Boone County Commonwealth Attorney publicly linked 58-year-old Charles Stephenson of Walton, Ky with the murder.
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Boone County Commonwealth Attorney Linda Tally-Smith made the disclosure after Stephenson's attorney requested a reduction in bond.
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Speakers: Brunello Rosa, Dr Ann Pettifor, Dr Geoff Tily, John Mills, Paul J. Davies, Anastasia Nesvetailova
CITYPERC (City Political Economy Research Centre) and SPERI (Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute) have the pleasure to welcome students, staff and members of the public to a panel discussion on the relationship between the City of London and the British economy.
This event brings together a distinguished line-up of academics and practitioners to discuss new and old questions about the role of the City in Britain's economic development. Some of those questions, including the relationship between the City and British industry, are of longstanding and enduring relevance. Others are only just coming into view, such as the place of the City vis-à-vis a sustainable economic model and a changing world economy. Drawing upon theoretical, conceptual and historical analyses, the conference seeks to generate new political economy understandings of the City's role within British capitalism.
The panel will engage with the hard questions that no-one dare ask about the challenges of rebalancing the British economy:
– What role can the City play in a more sustainable or, indeed, post-growth political economy?
– What would the City need to do in order to better support a British developmental strategy?
– How can the City and the state combine to rebalance the British economy?
– Are accusations of the unproductive nature of contemporary finance accurate or misplaced?
– If not growth, then what might the City aspire to? And how might we smooth the transition towards a different developmental model?
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A workshop on the City's role within Britain's Political Economy
City University London, Wednesday November 5th 2014
This workshop explores the relationship between British economic development and the City. Bringing together academics and practitioners, the event will seek to generate new answers to questions about the City's role in Britain's economic development. Some of those questions, like the proper relationship between the City and British industry, are of longstanding and enduring relevance. Others, such as the City's role in a sustainable economic model and a changing world economy, are only now coming into view. Drawing upon theoretical, conceptual and historical analyses, the workshop will seek to generate new political economy understandings of the City's role within British capitalism.
a) Re-thinking the role of the City:
What is the City? And what role does it play in the contemporary British political economy? These are the central questions of this panel, which invites theoretical and historical investigations into the City's evolving function. The panel attempts to define the City, both in terms of its role as a political actor/set of actors and as a social space where global and domestic finance intersect. Moving beyond the specification of the City's form and functions, the panel invites participants to identify different developmental phases and themes, which help contextualise change and continuity in the City's role within Britain and the wider world economy. What changes did the City undergo in the years before the financial crisis and how has it changed in the post-crisis era? Should we still think in terms of the City versus industry? Or is this an outmoded approach to understanding the City today? Does the City primarily serve the interests of the British economy or the global political economy? What sort of political-economy framework is required to adequately capture the City's complex role? From where does the City derive its power, and are those sources changing?
b) The City and the British state
Although the City is a nodal point within the wider global political economy, it is hosted within a distinctive sovereign space: the British state. This panel investigates the relationship between the City and its host state. Participants are invited to submit papers that explore the linkages between the City and various aspects of British statecraft. Thematically, the panel examines the manner in which the City connects with the different institutional components of the British state and its bearing upon the construction of policy regimes in a number of different areas, including monetary policy, fiscal policy and industrial policy. What is the relationship between the role of the City and the politics of Quantitative Easing? Has the government's policy of austerity benefited the City or would the City benefit from a more fiscally expansionary stance? How might the City play a role in a revitalised British industrial policy? Is the City-Bank-Treasury nexus still a relevant conceptual lens for understanding the City's relationship to the British state.
c) Any port in a storm? The City in a changing world economy
The financial crisis has accelerated global shifts in wealth and power, with the rapid growth of the BRIC's now thrown into stark contrast with austerity and stagnation in the Europe. As the changing global distribution of political-economic power gathers momentum, the City is faced with an increasing array of strategic dilemmas over how best to position itself and maintain international pre-eminence within a changing global landscape. This panel addresses the City's position within a rapidly shifting global economy by exploring the relationship between the City and rising global powers, changing international trade and capital flows and the politics of the international monetary system. How should the City position itself with regard to emerging powers? Can the City tap into the growing financial power of China? What challenges does the European banking union pose to the City's role? Will the City maintain its role if Britain withdraws from the EU? How can the City balance between Britain's domestic interests and the evolving demands of the global financial system?
d) Roundtable: Growth, sustainability and the place of the City
Although Britain needs to restore growth in the short-term, mounting ecological challenges force us to look beyond growth and towards more sustainable forms of socio-economic development. Any rebalancing and reconfiguration of the British economy will inevitably have to tackle a central question: what role can the City play in a more sustainable or, indeed, post-growth political economy? It is with this question that this panel engages. What would the City need to do in order to better support a British developmental strategy? How can the City and the state combine to rebalance the British economy? Are accusations of the 'unproductive' nature of contemporary finance accurate or misplaced? If not growth, then what might the City aspire to? And how might we smooth the transition towards a different developmental model?


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The last photo is literally me every time. I am always goofing around when shooting!
I don't think I could ever get tired of walking around this park, it is called The Sculpture Park. I wish I could have done more shoots here but my time was so limited. I only had 30 minutes before a lunch date with a friend, so it had to be a quick shoot! But next time I am in town I will do a bunch of looks at this park, I promise 😉
TGIF right? Am I right?! This week has been beyond crazy and a little bit stressful. My boyfriend and I with some friends are having a big night out on Saturday and I can not wait to just be together and have fun!
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Tamil Nadu Maritime Board needs a total revamp
Port Wings is bringing out series of articles on the major issues pertaining to the EXIM sector every week before the Tamil Nadu Government's Global Investors Meet (GIM). This week, we analyse about the importance of Tamil Nadu Maritime Board in attracting investments.
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With the Tamil Nadu Maritime Board's (TMB) policies for developing more ports in the state to become a true "Maritime gateway state of East Coast" shrouded in mystery, experts in Exim sector here feel that the Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa should revamp the entire board to meet the expectation of the trade and investing community.
A few of them have even said that the Tamil Nadu Government could get more on the potential of maritime board from the Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB), which has earned laurels from various quarters for playing pivotal role in bringing in sustained revenue for the state as well to the country's exchequer.
Even though the state government has been claiming that it is not lagging behind in promoting the highly potential state as the maritime gateway to South Asian ports in East Coast, ground reality is totally different and the time has come to resurrect the TMB from deadwoods.
Experts also feel that any further delay to capitalize the emerging opportunities in port sector through the vibrant maritime board could push the industrially-developed state backwards in providing better investment destination coupled with dedicated sea connectivity to other countries.
Tamil Nadu Maritime Board
The Tamil Nadu Maritime Board was formed under the Tamil Nadu Maritime Board Act of 1995 in March 1997, whereby the erstwhile Tamil Nadu Port Department was converted into a Maritime Board for the purpose of administration, management and control of the non-major ports.
The State of Tamil Nadu has a coastline of about 1076 Kms. Along this coastline, there are three Major Ports, namely, Kamarajar (Ennore), Chennai and VOC Port, Tuticorin notified under the Major Port Trust Act, 1963 and 23 Non-Major (Minor) Ports notified under the Indian Ports Act 1908. The major ports come under the control of Government of India and the non-major ports come under the control of the state government.
All the non-major ports in Tamil Nadu, except the Kattupalli Port, are anchorage ports without berthing facilities and hence cargoes are transshipped from the vessels at mid-stream to the shore and vice-versa through barges or submerged pipelines.
Gujarat Maritime Board
On the other hand, Gujarat Maritime Board was created in 1982 under the Gujarat Maritime Board Act, 1981, to manage, control and administer the minor ports of Gujarat. Since its inception, Gujarat Maritime Board brought all stakeholders under one roof and resolved the then existing issues in the Port sector like obsolete technology, low loading rates, congestion and delays, poor connectivity with the hinterland etc.
Now, the state of Gujarat boasts of four important private ports viz Pipavav (India's first private port), Mundra Port & SEZ, Dahej and Hazira. Of the 41 non-major ports, 19 are operational. Gujarat has the distinction of handling the maximum non-major port cargo traffic in India.
Besides, to facilitate and meet the cargo projections, GMB has proposed the development of some new ports. According to details available, GMB has developed about 40 ports in the last 20 years.
TMB's lackluster performance:
While the growth and prominence the GMB had achieved over the years in establishing Gujarat state as the true maritime gateway in West Coast was missing in the case of TMB. This is despite being on the international Maritime Highway connecting Singapore and Jebel Ali. Though the maritime board has been "planning" development of over 20 minor ports as well as captive ports in Tamil Nadu for years, only three of them were actually materialized in recent times.
The delay in developing minor ports along the navigationally-suited coastline (of the state) would force shifting of industries and its allied Exim businesses in future to those states, who could provide all hassle-free facilities, says the experts.
Appeal to Chief Minister Jayalalithaa
According to Exim analysts, TMB, which could have developed the Tamil Nadu state as a maritime gateway in East Coast (like GMB in West Coast) given the phenomenal industrial growth since mid-1990s and a better road and rail connectivity, had miserably failed to turn the state's minor ports as growth engines.
Growing Competition from Neighbouring States
Sensing the importance in equipping it port sector to increase its revenue, neighbouring Andhra Pradesh led by its Chief Minister Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu has decided to constitute the long pending AP Maritime Board to attract over Rs 30,000 crore investments.
Andhra has nearly 1,000-km coastline with 14 notified non-major ports and a Major Port (centre-controlled) at Visakhapatnam.
Even without a maritime board, Andhra Pradesh has divided its coastline into five different zones and concentrating on them. Due to its concerted efforts, Krishnapatnam and Gangavaram ports in the state are flourishing with heavy cargo movements throughout the year.
Besides, Odisha has also chalked out well-planned strategies to develop minor ports in the state with more emphasis on latest cargo handling facilities.
Perform or Perish:
So, the time has come to perform or perish as for as the TMB is concerned. If the Tamil Nadu government-controlled Tamil Nadu Maritime Board fails to wake up from deep slumber despite the growing opportunity in the port sector now, then it could certainly put spokes on the wheels of growth in the state.
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Nexus 7 2 Features Emerge Thanks to FCC
The Nexus 7 2 launch date is rumored for July and now it appears some of its features have leaked ahead of that launch date thanks to a filing at the FCC that reveals a new Asus tablet called the K009, a tablet that is said to feature Nexus branding.
In the weeks since Google I/O and the lack of a Nexus 7 2 announcement, rumors have swirled in regards to the Nexus 7 2, the likely successor to the original Nexus 7 tablet that arrived on the Google Play Store in July of last year. All signs are pointing to a Nexus 7 2 launch in July though that remains unconfirmed. And while its features also remain unconfirmed by either Asus or Google, a new filing has evidently leaked many of those features.
Read: Nexus 7 2 Release Pegged for July with Price Increase.
A filing at the FCC for a device called the Asus K009 shows a powerful device that is evidently going to be coming with Nexus branding. The filing, first discovered by Notebooks Italia, shows off a litany of likely Nexus 7 features including a 1.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm APQ-8064 S4 Pro processor, LTE data speeds, 4,000 mAh battery, and surprisingly, a 5MP rear camera. The original Nexus 7 shunned a rear camera in favor of a single front-facing camera for video chats.
The screen size and resolution is not confirmed by the filing though suspicion points to a 7-inch display with 1080p resolution.
While this isn't confirmed to be the Nexus 7 2 by name, the fact that the filing says that for marketing purposes it will be known as a Nexus is a pretty dead giveaway. Rumors have been flying around about a July launch and rumors have also suggested that Android 4.3 will be arriving a few weeks after June 26th when Google launches two new Nexus smartphones. Android 4.3 could certainly accompany the new Nexus 7 2 to shelves.
It's looking like the device will at least be available on AT&T and T-Mobile, following in the footsteps of not only the Nexus 7 but the Nexus 4 and the Google Editions of the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S4.
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Sparking a transformation at the world's largest retailer
How do you pivot the world's largest retailer to speak to a newly expanded customer base, a new shopping experience, a new merchandise mix and a new level of confidence from its 1.5 million employees? It requires a solid belief system that an internal culture will passionately rally behind, and it extends to a vibrant makeover that inspires everyone who walks through its doors.
For Walmart, this was a monumental initiative with high expectations, especially from its investor community. Not only were they trying to reach a brand new customer segment, but they were also looking to enhance their credibility in new categories like grocery and home. In Lippincott, they chose a partner well versed in transformations.
A transformation strategy
The Walmart transformation began with a strategic exploration around its near-term ambitions: to position itself for growth into new markets and customer segments while staying true to their commitment to always carry the lowest prices. We maintained this emphasis on savings, but expanded the brand essence to resonate on a deeper, more emotional level. We looked to the most important outcomes of saving money: feeling smart for making the right choice, spending more time with family, and, to simply live better. We worked with Walmart to deliver this emotionally driven brand promise to their core customer base as well as a new broader audience. Today, this promise shines through in the way employees approach their role in their customers' lives and Walmart's contemporized look and feel.
A revamped experience, inside and out
The Lippincott team systematically worked its way through every piece of the brand, beginning with the organization's behind-the-scenes culture. To achieve internal buy-in, we redesigned the company's headquarters and led employee engagement programs. By transforming Walmart employment into Walmart brand ambassadorship, we encouraged employees to believe in — and deliver on — their roles in helping customers live better lives.
We also translated Walmart's brand into all aspects of the in-store experience. With a positioning grounded in feeling smart and happy about everyday choices, we emphasized an easy-to-navigate store layout and an intuitive shopping experience. These experiential designs included floor plans based on the optimal number of products per square footage, new interiors and new signage and merchandising displays that passed rigorous testing across the country. They also included a deep trove of uplifting lifestyle imagery — featured prominently in stores, on the company's vast fleet of trucks and in redesigned newsletters. Overall, these extensive visual and experiential changes led to a warmer, more modern, brighter and friendlier store and shopping experience.
The Spark that sang: Save money. Live Better.
Walmart's refreshed brand focuses on the emotional payoffs of saving money. At a higher level, two complimentary assets reflect that promise. The new logo features a brilliantly simple Spark. Evocative of the light bulb that goes off in your head when you feel smart about something, or the burst of energy you feel when you enjoy a better life, the Spark speaks to the emotional foundation of the brand. The Spark is complemented by its kindred new tagline, "Save money. Live better," which resonates with legacy Walmart shoppers but also with new customer segments that see value as an enabler to a better, less compromised life. Together, logo and tagline complete the simple but powerful value calculus of the newly enlivened brand.
Almost every aspect of the brand, along with detailed guidelines, came together in the Brand Book. An online brand center helped supplement internal training to align people around how to live and understand the brand changes. The results are evident in Walmart's refreshed image and improved connection with customers. Walmart's performance on key brand attributes continues to improve. Between 2008 and 2010, ratings for how "fast," "friendly" and "clean" Walmart was increased significantly. Additionally, the company maintained traffic from core customers while growing traffic by approximately 7 percent from customers with incomes above $75,000 — an underrepresented customer segment for Walmart prior to the brand revitalization.
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Brian Houston recently had a planned fight in Florida scrapped at the last moment after his opponent wasn't going to make it in time.
Having not competed since a January decision loss to Trevor Smith at UFC Fight Night: Rockhold vs. Philippou, the youngster is looking for a chance to showcase his skills.
That's where Bellator comes in, or at least Houston hopes. The fighter took to Twitter over the weekend to make a push to be included on a future Bellator card.
"I think you should put me on one of your shows," Houston wrote. "I don't care just want to show my stuff. I'm sure I would do very well in your middleweight division. I'd even fight (light heavyweight) just to compete.
"I know (you) would like me too. I can beat anyone on your (middleweight) roster and just about all the (light heavyweights) too. I'm good, just give me a chance."
Prior to signing with the UFC last year, Houston (4-2) had won all four of his pro fights – three of which were first round finishes in less than two minutes. However, after joining the UFC, he lost to Derek Brunson and Smith.
Houston trains at American Top Team out of Florida, and believes that makes him worthy of being a future competitor inside the Bellator cage.
"I hate that being new and really talented isn't paying," he said. "My gym has your best talent so I'd be no different."
Houston entered into the world of MMA after competing in both football and track for Hampton University.


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An East Meadow man was arrested on Sunday at the Bellmore Flea Market for allegedly selling police shields.
According to Nassau County police, on the afternoon of Sept. 10, police responded to a report of a man selling shields, at the flea market on Pettit Avenue. Officers found a table covered in replica shields from various police agencies.
Also for sale were police patches, a jacket and various fire department and EMS uniforms, according to police.
Howard Kaminowitz, 67, of Cadillac Drive, was arrested without incident. He was charged with criminal sale of a police uniform, and was scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 25, according to police.


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"Hidden in Plain Sight" - ukemi as a training tool
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Re: "Hidden in Plain Sight" - ukemi as a training tool
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Here's the sequence as I see it:
1. Ukemi - in the sense of falling - is a great body conditioner. And you learn to relax while taking a huge blow from the ground. And done over and over again, getting up with a centered posture, ready to "fight," trains kamae, kokyu (in the sense of aerobics), emotional centering.
2. I am only theorizing here - BUT - if ukemi/falling is coupled with specific breathing exercises - is it not possible that it, like most other activities, could become a vehicle for internal training? I believe the possiblity that this is what Sagawa might have meant. OR, he merely meant that you have to develop the right body as "vessel" to contain internal training - and he saw taking hard falls as a means to this. In either event, he - and Ueshiba - cite ukemi as essential for the development of the "aiki body." And I think they were referring to both ukemi as falling (otherwise, why, "bang, bang, bang") and in other references, to the concept of ukemi as the redirection/countering/transmuting of force.
3. Beyond this - ukemi as a vehicle for internal training - now if we talk about ukemi, not as falling, but as reception, sensitivity, getting inside the other, redirection of forces - this, I've discussed to the best of my ability in Aikido is Three Peaches, in HIPS. Dan Harden, over the years, has made some really cogent posts on this subject specific to aikido/aikijutsu.
Ellis Amdur
In regards to #2. Do you think that Sagawa and Ueshiba could have been talking about ukemi as more of a progression-type of training? Working internal skills requires taking ukemi. And so, as one gets better, the internal ukemi get better (as noted in your #3). But, to get better, you still have to take ukemi of some sort.
And perhaps with Ueshiba and Sagawa, what they were taught/knew was that model from Takeda where students take falls and rolls and such? In their eyes, they knew the importance of taking ukemi (#2) because it is the vehicle (#3) for internal skills to grow. Dunno, just tossing out an idea.
Another thing that I wonder -- if the Daito ryu model was to, generally, bring uke to the feet for break/kill and Ueshiba's model was, generally, to cast away ... If we look at Ueshiba's model in a bit more detail, then do you think that rather than work within the specific model of taking uke to the feet, he was, instead, working with "following" and "changing" the energy? In other words, he was working on ways of dealing with not only regular martial artists, but also with those who had "aiki"?
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There's only one other person above 100 years old in the world, and something tells me she won't survive long.
I discovered that game bugged out, and my son born after death of my husband was Askhenazi Jew, as if it forgot it was martilineal on his death.
I lost shy trait, so there's some hope for my diplomacy yet. If I could get rid of cruel and deceitful please.
That left former double king with Abyssinia, but a vassal formerly married to one of my great great granddaughters (and with appropriate heir) rebelled so I helped clear that problem too.
Massive subjugation war erupted between Arabia and Syria vs Khiva and Rajastan. I sent Khiva some money. My tributaries are routinely near-bankrupt, so Arabia is fighting at -25% morale penalty, but I guess they'll manage to win in the end due to sheer size difference.
Either tributary tax needs to be seriously reduced (like 40% to 20%), or some restrictions to calls to arms introduced - right now it's silly, but it's too late in campaign to worry about it anyway.
Queen of Saryupara burned through all her event troops before she died, but she got herself very impressive kingdom with them, leaving it to my great grandson.
I waged a few border cleanup wars, so Sicily is finally de jure under me.
Asturias fell off France, with some help from me.
I managed to convert the last Jain province, leaving just Buddhist everywhere and 26 Hindu provinces. I doubt AI will clean them all out for 1444, but it's pretty close for a non-WC game.
Nubia and Abyssinia got reunified, with my 6th generation grandson as heir.
There was a small independence rebellion against Deccan, and I sent troops over. That resulted in emperor's brother pressing his claim. And actually - why don't they vary those title - not just "Deccan Revolt", but some "Rebellion", "Confederation", "Faction", "League" etc. It gets really confusing when there are 3 or more.
After independence revolt won, I left it for my descendants to figure it out who's going to rule the now a bit smaller empire. Then again, since previous emperor has strong claim on all rebels I doubt they'll survive long.
Nubia intervention
I hoped for a bigger one, but I'll take what I can
Which Revolt is our Revolt?
Deccan is a bit small, but I doubt it will last, especially not beyond 1444


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Career alternatives for researchers
The University of Oulu in Northern Finland is an international, multidisciplinary research university with a rich pool of creative and intellectual talent. More specifically, the University of Oulu encompasses a science university, a technical university and a business school in the same organization.
The Oulu Region is recognized as a world-class R&D hub with R&D input per capita among the highest globally.
The specific measures at the University of Oulu in recruitment have included creating a tenure track program, a junior investigator's recruitment program and funding of PhD student positions within doctoral programs.
The human resources policies at the University of Oulu are designed to support the attractiveness of a university career and anticipation of career opportunities.
The research competence of our academic personnel is developed in a manner that supports the internationally competitive, comprehensive and multidisciplinary research, including recruitment practices to attract the best possible personnel.
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The University of Oulu has strived to adopt the European Commission´s European Charter for Researchers and a Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers. In this respect our University was awarded European Comission's HR Excellence in Research label in 2014. The label identifies the institutions and organisations as providers and supporters of a stimulating and favorable working environment.


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FAQ // Frequently Asked Questions
DEFY® is a powder mix that helps next-day mental alertness ++ and enhances alcohol metabolism.++ The mix contains a functional blend of electrolytes, b-vitamins and amino acids to mitigate the side effects of responsible alcohol consumption.++
What is the recommended use for DEFY®?
Mix one DEFY® packet before, during, or after social activities or adult beverage occasions. Additional packet several hours apart, as needed. DEFY® tastes best chilled.
What makes DEFY® work so well?
The ingredients in the DEFY® Mix work synergistically with each other. The Enhanced Blend supports the body's natural ability to produce and recycle the antioxidant glutathione, and recover from strenuous social activities.++
// Helps next-day mental alertness.++
// Enhances alcohol metabolism (breaks down Acetaldehyde)++
// Replenishes lost vitamins in the body and liver.++
// Support to metabolize free radicals.++
// Provides the body with key electrolytes Potassium, Sodium and Magnesium
What is N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine?
N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC) is the acetylated form of the amino acid cysteine. NAC is a sulfur-containing amino acid that serves as a direct precursor for the synthesis of glutathione, which is also a part of the body's antioxidant defense system. NAC is an antioxidant that has been used to combat viruses and helps the liver detoxify a wide range of pollutants such as cigarette smoke, auto exhaust, certain fungicides, and some toxic metals through improving phase II detoxification mechanisms in the liver.
Do I continue to drink water with DEFY®?
Yes. You may continue to hydrate with water as part of your normal hydration routine. Water is essential to good health.
Will DEFY® make me less intoxicated when drinking alcohol?
No. Only time can reduce blood alcohol content. While DEFY® helps metabolize the toxic by-products of alcohol metabolism (acetaldehyde), DEFY® will not reduce blood alcohol content. Always enjoy alcohol responsibly.
Will DEFY® give me energy, or keep me awake at night?
Maybe. There are no added stimulants (like caffeine) in DEFY®, and vitamins are not direct sources of energy as are carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. However, some B-vitamins are involved in the process of converting blood sugar into energy, and act as partners for the enzymes involved in the body's metabolism, cell production, tissue repair, and other vital processes. Everyone has a unique body chemistry, and so try DEFY® and discover a routine that works best for your body.
Recommended Daily Allowance (% Daily Value) : 588% of Riboflavin? 8333% of Vitamin B12? 2500% Vitamin B6? Is that unsafe?
Not unsafe. The levels of Riboflavin, Vitamin B6, and Vitamin B12 are well within safe uptake limits.
The proportion of Riboflavin, B6 and B12 that is absorbed and enters the circulation, also known as bioavailability, varies by individual. Excess vitamins are simply flushed out of the system daily.
Has DEFY® been approved by the FDA?
No. DEFY® is FDA Compliant. Dietary supplements are stringently regulated but are not approved by the FDA. The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) created a regulatory framework for the safety and labeling of dietary supplements. The FDA is responsible for regulating the safety of food, drugs, cosmetics, biological products, medical devices, and consumer products that emit radiation. It has the power to establish federal rules and regulations about these products. FDA compliance is the act of following these regulations.
Is DEFY® FDA Compliant to cGMPs?
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How many packets can I consume of DEFY® per day?
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Winnipeg, MB, April 13, 2018 – Ag Growth International Inc. ("AGI") (TSX:
AFN) will hold a conference call on Wednesday, May 9, 2018, at 8:00 a.m. EST to
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announcing AGI's results will be issued before markets open on May 9, 2018.
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Poor Richards Almanack by Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790)
A brief biographical sketch of Franklins life, followed by a collection (published in 1899) of 670 aphorisms, apothegms, or proverbs - short, pithy, instructive sayings - that were scattered throughout the pages of his Poor Richards Almanack over its 25 years of once-a-year publication (1732-1758). Many of these sayings are familiar to all . . . "a penny saved is a penny earned" . . . "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" . . . but there are many more for you to laugh at, ponder over and learn from! Most were not invented by him, but these little gems of wisdom Franklin gleaned from all over the world are what made his Almanack so wildly popular, and himself a wealthy man. - Summary by Michele Fry, Soloist
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"I get to spend my summer days outside. I'm cooking right there among everyone, talking to the other chefs and to the attendees. And everyone is learning about their food and each other."
I am at the Allium Bistro sipping coffee across from Chef Pascal Chureau and asking him questions about the growing legend of the Field and Vine summer event series. Seats at a Field and Vine Event often sell out in advance. Each event is hosted at a unique venue near Portland such as a vineyard, a barn, or a patio overlooking a farm. Multiple courses are served and matched with select wine pairings. This year Field and Vine is producing more than 25 dinners, up from 14 last summer.
What's interesting though, is that even as his event becomes more and more popular, the elements that he holds value in become more simple and pure. Local ingredients. Knowing the stories of who made your food and how. His face lights up when he tells of connecting with a local winemaker or when he describes a conversation between a farmer and an attendee. His words, spoken with a faint French accent, take on a richer tone as he anticipates the warmer season. He seems like a kid in school, dreaming of the long summer when he can go play outside in the lingering sun.
"One of the most telling signals that we had a quality offering was the number of people who wanted to sign up for multiple events in the future," Pascal says. "And it wasn't just the attendees who wanted to come back. The winemakers, producers and growers all want to stay involved too." A unique feature of Field and Vine is that those who were involved in the making of the meal are able to tell their story. Part of organizing a well-crafted meal is that it's an opportunity to learn. Guests can see for themselves that the salad came from this guy's farm, and sometimes even the wine was made by that family. At each dinner there are elements unique to that particular event, like at 19th St. Farm where guests were able to enjoy homemade lemonade made with freshly picked lavender from the farm as they took their walking tour.
Another component that adds variety is when Pascal cooks beside other well known Portland chefs. Michael Stanton, Executive Chef at the Heathman Hotel, and Paul Christie of Willem's on Main often join forces with Pascal. "We laugh a lot and talk about ingredients,"Pascal says. "I get to learn too. It's different than the sort of dynamics you might see between chefs on reality TV or something. That's not how it has to be."
Even as the newest trend of 'Pop-Ups" try to duplicate the unique multi-course menu concept, I feel that Pascals will continue to stand apart. He has created a more educational and collaborative dinner with plenty to eat and drink, as well as outstanding quality at a lower price point. This will always be popular as long as people like to eat well. Field and Vine feeds the mind, body and spirit with fresh ideas, quality food and nourishment for the soul.


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Ajay Devgan has been informed that to release All The Best during the Hindu festival of Diwali he will have to pay a fine.
It will cost the director Rs 50 lakh (£76,000) for his film to arrive in cinemas on October 16, but distributors feel that this is the best time for the release of the movie, The Times of India reports.
Devgan's spokesperson refused to comment on the issue. However, an insider from the helmer's office reportedly confirmed the controversial date.
"Yes, we are aware there is a clause, which states that if we go against the United Producers and Distributors Forum's decision we'll have to cough up Rs 50 lakh (£76,000)," said the source.
"But we hear that one of the three films [also scheduled for release on October 16] may not release on that day, in which case we will be free to release our film."


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'Land of Promise' is a mixed bag of goodies which essentially updates the 2e Tir Tairngire sourcebook. In fact, I'd highly recommend a purchase of that book to go with this one in order to get the best value. This book is a succinct 24 pages, broken up as intro fiction (4pages), travelogue (15 pages) and game information (5 pages).
The travelogue section is written as a Corp-speak advertisement for the Tir which is soon hijacked by the regular Jackpointers. To be honest, part of this is wasted opportunity, as the 'pointers debate the merits and authenticity of the information and then eventually provide their own overview of the country. Whilst the information is useful, the point that the Tir is glossing over their problems and putting Corp-spin on everything is belaboured. Once the information from the Jackpointers starts rolling in, so does the usable game-worthy data. That said, attention has been paid to giving each of the posters their own evolving personality, and the faux-BBS style is delivered in usual believable style as small arguments occur and general pettiness is revealed.
The game information features eleven one-paragraph story starters to inspire your own 'runs involving Tir Tairngire, but there is a note that purchasing the new supplement 'Elven Blood' would be useful. One questions why Catalyst didn't just publish this as a larger sourcebook, rather than as two supplements. The information in 'Land of Promise' is predominantly for the GM, so adding in five modules wouldn't have altered the audience. The game information also includes stat blocks for some of the unique denizens of land, a new spell and a new Magical Society.
The main question for me is: what niche does this fill in my SR collection? I'm viewing this as an update to the Tir Tairngire sourcebook I already own, so $5.95 is a decent price for what is involved. I wouldn't recommend trying to use this book without that sourcebook. Bottom line is that if you wanted to invest in a Tir campaign, you could pick up the original sourcebook ($8.00), this book ($5.95) and Elven Blood ($6.99) and be set for quite a while. I'd consider a five-module story arc plus setting books for around twenty dollars to be good value (given that SR Missions modules are $3.95 each; and that's dirt cheap), and with this in mind, I have no hesitation in recommending 'Land of Promise'.
I think that whilst the writing could have been tightened up, and perhaps a little more substance to the information presented, it is still worth the price tag. This is also a region of the SR setting worth keeping an eye on, as there were plenty of hints about future shake-ups in this country. We might see more supplements emerge next year about the Tir.


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10 Reasons To Love Elle Macpherson
10 reasons to love Elle Macpherson would not be difficult to compile, as she plays an active role in business, charities, and the world of high fashion, while also saving private time for her family. This gorgeous model rose to fame in the '80s alongside Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and others . She remains known as "The Body" and is one of the most famous supermodels of all time.
- Beauty. To start off the list of reasons to love Elle Macpherson, we take a look at her perfect proportions. She dazzled the high fashion world with her form, earning her the nickname "The Body". Elle is six feet tall, athletic and voluptuous, and at 47, she looks as incredible as ever.
- Fashion Icon. Elle has graced the cover of "Sports Illustrated" a record five times. Among the reasons to love Elle Macpherson is the fact that her appearances are spread out in three decades. Her remarkable immunity to the enemy of most models—age—makes her a true icon in this severely competitive business.
- Ambition. Moving from her native Australia to the United States in order to make money for college is not an easy decision. Another reason to love Elle is the courage she displayed in coming to a new country and remaining here, in order to seek opportunities.
- Business. Elle Macpherson manages a huge business empire, which she started herself. A beautiful and intelligent woman, she acts as the Chief Marketing Officer of her empire, which is based on the sale of calendars, workout videos, beauty products and a lingerie line.
- Philanthropy. Some of the many charities in which Elle Macpherson is involved include UNICEF( in which she serves as an ambassador ),Smile Foundation, and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS. A supermodel, who gives back to the ones in need, is another reason to love Elle.
- Relevancy. Elle recently joined "Britain's Next Top Model", which she will produce and host. This sun-kissed model and businesswoman is not slowing down and keeps finding new, challenging outlets for her talent and passion. The sheer consistency and versatility of Elle help her remain as relevant as ever in high fashion. Furthermore, her physique of a goddess, which defies time, doesn't hurt as well. This timelessness adds to the list of reasons to love Elle Macpherson.
- Positive Role Model. Our favorite Australian Beauty does not appear in tabloids and gossip magazines. Elle's healthy, athletic body is a strong, reassuring reminder to aspiring models that beauty is intricately tied to health and confidence, not extreme thinness.
- Love for Challenges. Elle Macpherson appeared in several films and for one of them, "Sirens". she gained twenty pounds in order to portray the character better. In another role, Elle played a woman interested in bisexuality. This is why even more reasons to love Elle Macpherson, specifically her confidence, which allows her to take on challenging roles.
- Personality. Described as shy and polite in interviews, Elle is a refreshing reminder that manners are compatible with fame.
- Entrepreneur. Elle launched her lingerie collection in 1990 and it became a best-selling line in Australia, as well as Great Britain. She also designed a maternity line, which showcases her originality and spirit of an entrepreneur. The list of reasons to love Elle Macpherson goes on, but we focus on these top ten traits, which launched this beautiful Australian into the spotlight and help her to remain there for decades more.
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