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He was born in 1973. In 1999 has graduated from St. Petersburg Sate Medical Academy which is named after E.E. Mechnikova. He passed clinical residency in the 'Oncology' sector- oncologist and has PhD, vice-president of the Society of Anti-Aging Medicine. In 2004 he participated in the creation of the company which was involved in Indo-Tibetan system of healing rejuvenation through unique tea recipes that were adapted to Russian consumers. Currently Mr. Pinaev is engaged in researches of the effectiveness of different classes of geroprotectors and the development of new classes of food supplements which are aimed to prevent various pathologies that are associated with ageing, to slow down pre-mature ageing and to increase life expectancy. Moreover, he performs researches which are dedicated to cancer prevention and he is one of the leading man science laboratory of clinical age pathology of the St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerantology and has appointments at the public reception of citizens at the Institute of the League of Nation's Health (pavilion N5 Moscow city).
Mr. Aleksandrov Valeriy Aleksandrovich
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Mr. Gorgiladze David Amiranovich
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He was born in 1976. Graduated from the Medical Faculty of the St. Petersburg State Medical Academy named after II Mechnikov, where he also graduated from as internship and graduate school (specialization: a urologist, andrologist), PhD, MD, specialty: urology, pharmacology, clinical pharmacology. Together with classmate Roman Pinaev participated in the creation of the company engaged in the Indo-Tibetan system of healing and rejuvenation through unique tea recipes adapted for Russian consumers. Currently engaged in researches and is one of the leading researchers of clinical pathology laboratory age of the St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology at RAMS, is the reception of citizens in the public reception hall of the Institute of the League of Nation's Health (pavilion № 5, VVC, Moscow). Author and co-author of more than 300 different groups of food supplements.
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Mr. Vasilenko Viacheslav Ivanovich
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Mr. Khavinson Vladimir Khastkelevich
Chief Scientific Adviser
Director of the St. Petersburg Institute of Gerontology and Bioregulation of North-west Branch of the Russian Academy of Medical Science, President of the European Branch of the International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics, Vice President of the Gerontological Society of the Russian Academy of Science, corresponding member of Russian Academy of Medical Science, Honoured Scientist of Russian Federation, laureate Prize of the USSR Council of Ministers and the prize winner of USSR Academy of Science, Professor, Doctor of medical science. He graduated from the Military Medical Academy (SM Kirov). His research interests are related to the creation, experimental and clinical studies of peptide bioregulators – geroprotectors, as well as the development of theoretical and practical bases of bioregulatory therapy and gerontology. He has published over 600 scientific works including 25 monographs. Author 123 domestic and foreign patents.
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Airline Baggage Fees: The Perils of Making Air Travel Suck More
Most people only look at the revenue side of the baggage equation, because that's the easier thing to see. Airline Y pulled in one hundred gabillion (it's a real number in my imaginary world) dollars in bag fees last year. That helped offset the fare declines thanks to the recession. Hooray!
Yet there are two very big pieces missing when you do the math that way:
First, there's the issue of customer satisfaction. People hate bag fees, so if they have another option, this is likely to push them toward it. That's exactly what Southwest has been banking on by continuing to offer two free bags. It's only in the last few months that the airline has started marketing that fact effectively, and Southwest has made some great strides in revenues lately. Are they connected? Southwest says yes, it is poaching customers from other airlines because people hate the fees.
That's great for Southwest, but the other airlines continue to show incredibly high load factors, so it's not like people are running away in droves here. Still, the fact remains that people hate bag fees, even if they're willing to pay them. Southwest and JetBlue are the only airlines in the US that offer the first bag to be checked without charge, so it's not like there are a ton of options for many people who want to shift their business anyway.
The other issue is one of costs. On the surface, it wouldn't seem like there would be much cost associated with a bag fee. All you need to do is make sure your IT infrastructure has the capability to charge. Since airlines already charged for excess baggage or overweight/oversize bags, this was already in there. Perfect, right?
No. I was on a flight recently that had several open seats, yet the flight attendant announced that every seat was full so people needed to put bags under their seats if they could so that everyone's bag could be accommodated. Why? Because people are carrying on more and more bags now that it costs money to check them.
When people start bringing on more bags, it causes a lot of problems. First of all, they don't all fit. That means the airline needs to check more bags at the gate. That obviously angers the customer and that can contribute to a negative experience, but it can also slow things down. I've seen jet bridges littered with roller bags that didn't fit. Ramp agents have to come up, grab those bags and put them on the plane. If this happens enough, it can require more employees. It also slows down the boarding process.
People board the plane and put their bags up in the bins. With more bags, it takes longer for people to put the bags up and that slows down boarding. Then if the bags don't fit, they have to bring them back out to the jet bridge to have them checked. If the flight attendants are quick, they'll block people when they try to board, but that still causes arguments and slows things down.
Some of the pain is offset by having fewer bags to handle that were checked in the first place, but those are bags that can be handled in advance. That's certainly more ideal than dealing with an avalanche of bags that only arrive when people start boarding.
The big question, of course, is whether these fees end up costing the airline more in lost business and higher operating costs than they bring in with revenue. Southwest seems to think that's true, but the others do not. I'd like to think Southwest is right, but I'd also like to think that the other airlines are smart enough to measure this accurately. Maybe I've set the bar too high.


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The local Federation of Women's Institutes in Northern Ireland was represented by their Federation Chairman, Elizabeth Warden from Newtownards when the National Federation in England & Wales recently celebrated their centenary at their annual meeting in the Royal Albert Hall, London.
The special guests HM The Queen, HRH The Princess Royal and HRH The Countess of Wessex, all active members of the organisation, were greeted by the 5,000 members and friends who packed the spectacular venue on Thursday 4th June.
The theme for the meeting was "The WI inspiring women for 100 years".
To mark the anniversary a baton had travelled around 18,000 miles between the 69 Federations starting in the Isle of Man and was presented at the meeting to Her Majesty by representatives from the Surrey Federation.
The current Chair of the National Federation, Janice Langley from West Sussex, welcomed the Royal visitors to the meeting and remarked on the close connections that the organisation had always had with members of the Royal family. She was delighted that HRH The Duchess of Cambridge was seriously considering joining her local Institute which would hopefully help to lower the perceived age profile of the WI.
The Queen expressed her good wishes and paid tribute to the farseeing ladies of Anglesey who, in 1915, in the midst of the First World War had formed the first Institute. She wished the National Federation every success for the coming years. The Royal visitors were presented with bouquets which included the new majestic rose named inspiration by three granddaughters of WI members and were able to sample one of the 44 celebratory cakes which had been made and included 176 eggs and 26 bottles of rum. No wonder it appeared a little difficult for the guest of honour to cut!
The initial annual membership fee had been 2 shillings which over the years had risen to £36. The organisation continues to flourish with a current membership of approximately 212,000 members.
The WI is embracing modern technology and had three live broadcast links during the meeting with Institutes in Anglesey, Great Torrington in Devon and the Social Lites in Cheshire.
One of the guest speakers was Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson who, although wheelchair bound for many years, is a very amusing and truly inspirational lady. She is a crossbench member of the House of Lords and has adopted her Granddad's motto of "Aim high even if you hit a cabbage".
Predictably the meeting closed with the singing of Jerusalem which was adopted as the National Federation's anthem in 1924.
Elizabeth reflected that it was a wonderful experience to be present at such a wonderful meeting and to compare it with the Annual Meeting of our Federation in Northern Ireland which is held in March.
"Here we have a different anthem, A Countrywoman's Song, our motto is Women Involved in Family, Fun and Friendship and we may not be as active in using the strength of our united voice to campaign on various issues.
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MK Dons return to Spotland this weekend looking to repeat the fond memories of their last trip to Rochdale.
When the sides met back in the penultimate game of the 2014/15 season, Dons held on for a 3-2 victory, kicking their drive for promotion in high gear, ending Dale's chances of sneaking the final play-off spot.
Dons boss Karl Robinson said he feels that match signalled their intent in the promotion race.
"It's the ground where I think we got promoted, so hopefully we can go there and perform to the best of our abilities," said the manager. "One of my favourite memories as a manager was David Martin making that save in the last minute there. We couldn't have known then how important it would be."
Dons travel to Rochdale on the back of their first defeat of the season on Tuesday night, going down 2-1 to Bradford City after, for the third game in a row, they fell 2-0 behind.
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READ MORE: Two key Dons to miss trip to Rochdale
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Lisa See's latest novel, The Island of Sea Women, explores a matrifocal society of haenyeo, female divers on the tiny Korean island of Jeju.
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Uisdean M. sneaking around the big water. Most of this group paddled solo.
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S.E. Hinton's most popular novel, The Outsiders, was published when she was only a freshman in college!
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The family of Daniel M. Norman extends their sincere thanks to everyone for their thoughtfulness and prayers over the last few months before and after his passing on March 19. We especially thank Pastor John Lines, Rev. Jim Lough and Tim Norman for his help in tending to the cows and farm chores.
We also thank the kind professionals at Fauquier Health and Rehabilitation Center, Fauquier Hospital, Dr. Shiv Khandelwal, Terran W. Sims, Dr. Robert T. Lin, Mary Lou Brumbles, Joanne Bankston, Sandy Carter, Denise Settle, Hospice of the Rapidan, Found and Sons Funeral Chapel, Amissville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department and the Rappahannock News.
Your continuing acts of kindness, phone calls, cards, flowers, food and monetary gifts to the church will not be forgotten.
On behalf of Ken, Steve, Teresa, Fran, Will, Wade and Wyatt,
Bessie Norman


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The «Space for Art» experimental project conceived and realized through the joint efforts of the Goethe-Institute in Moscow and MMOMA is a year-long program that aims to reflect on current changes in the functioning of contemporary art in Russia and Germany by analyzing new forms of artistic practices and collaborations, the developing economic conditions in which institutions, artists and curators operate and these actors' sensitivity to the political climate. Today in both countries the role of museums extends beyond the preservation of cultural legacy to include providing a platform for experimentation and the creation of state-of-the-art practices. The project aims to develop and diversify inter-institutional dialogue and create a platform free of the usual institutional restrictions.
Curated by Lena Brüggemann Workshops: Constanze Müller, Ilmira Bolotyan
The Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA) together with the Goethe-Institute in Moscow presents an exhibition titled «Based on These New Dependencies, We Define Five Normal Forms» which makes up the second part of the project «Space for Art». The exhibition aims to explore new forms of social relations and means of creating and sustaining self-organized groups and draw parallels between pieces from the MMOMA's collection and works by contemporary artists.
The project «Based on These New Dependencies, We Define Five Normal Forms» aims to reflect on the evolution of social relationships, articulate unarticulated desires towards new relations and foster propositions on how we can live together. The exhibition and an education program accompanying it take as their starting point ideas of the socio-cultural and artistic movement Proletkult which, in particular, focused on the problem of the incompatibility of prescriptive management with the principles of self-organization. Drawing on the functions of the Soviet workers' club the exhibition space at 17 Ermolaevsky Lane acts as a place to experience art, a library, a training ground and an oracle — changing its function according to the activities taking place.
Agency of Singular Investigations (RU); Elsa Artmann & Samuel Duvoisin (DE); Zbyněk Baladrán (CZ); Ilmira Bolotyan (RU); Paula Gehrmann (DE); Pavle Heidler (SE/HR), Marko Gutić Mižimakov (HR), Silvia Marchig (HR), Sonja Pregrad (HR) & Elli Kuruş (DE); Adelita Husni-Bey (IT); Anne Krönker (DE); Kirill Savchenkov (RU); Katharina Zimmerhakl (DE/US) and works from the collection of MMOMA by Andrey Brey, Anatoly Eremin, Yefrosinia Yermilova-Platova, Nikolay Kupreanov, Vera Milyutina, Gerta Nemenova, and Alexander Rodchenko.
D21 Kunstraum
D21 Kunstraum is a non-profit space for contemporary art which was found in 2006 in Leipzig. It is a platform for topics relevant to society to be communicated and discussed through the medium of art. D21 Kunstraum's curatorial program was and remains focused on topical and international art work, especially in the format of media art, photography, installation and performance. The space is administered by a self-organized association of volunteers consisting of artists, cultural students and workers, art enthusiasts and others.


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Cindy Maddera
I did some shopping with Mom while I was in Tulsa. I had a gift card to my favorite store and it was burning a hole in my pocket and its the time of year that store has their big tag sale. It is the only time of year I can buy more than just one item from the sales rack. I love this store as much as I hate it for its lovely stupidly overly priced clothes. Any way, this post has gone from "hey I'm getting rid of stuff!" to justifying how I brought more stuff into the house. Catch 22. Those shopping bags rode in the back seat of my car as I traveled the state of Oklahoma, across the Flint Hills of Kansas and all the way home. I kept glancing at them in my review mirror. Half of those glances had me chewing the inside of my cheek with a little bit of guilt.
You see, I used to be really really good about cleaning out my closet and drawers EVERY season. Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall (all you got to do is call) I would pull everything out of the closet and everything out of my shirt drawer and make two piles: keep or donate. I was brutal about it too. If I hadn't worn it more than once that season, no matter what the original cost, it went into the donate pile. I was so strict about it. Everything would fit in my closet or dresser. I would not have plastic totes of clothes stored in the basement. I would not have to swap summer clothes for winter clothes. Well I can tell you right now that there's a plastic tote full of sweaters in the basement. I have not made any attempt to bring them up and swap them out with some summer items despite the fact that it is a whopping twelve degrees outside. That chewing on my cheek with guilt was not because I spent money (I spent very little money that day), but because I knew I didn't have enough hangers for the things I'd purchased.
So when I got home that day and unloaded my car, I went straight to the closet. Michael was all "are you going to do this now?" and I was all "yeah. I'm doing this NOW!" I filled a garbage bag with dresses, blouses and shirts. I cleared enough hangers for the new stuff with some spare hangers left over. And I felt a little better. Part of my plan for this year is to get rid of a lot of things. Less clutter. Less nick-knacks. Less stuff to straighten and dust. More space for living and impromptu dance parties. Less spending time on doing things that need to be done and more time on things that want to be done. Part of this includes how much time I spend with my email. I spent a lot of time last week unsubscribing to unnecessary emails. I am that person who cannot stand to see that I have unread emails in my folder and I waste a lot of time clicking on emails that I don't even really read because I can't stand to see those little dots or numbers of unread things. Some of those emails are advertising some cool stuff. So I end up clicking on the email and then wasting another fifteen (hour) minutes "window" shopping. I want less stuff, but here I am looking at more stuff. I said goodbye to all of those ads and political emails.
The next thing I tackled was the two drawers of senseless filing cabinets. I don't know when he did it, but Chris had purchased an elaborate filling system with pre-labelled hanging folders for all the months and all the months on an odd year. It had folders for all kinds of inventory stuff like household appliances and auto insurance. When I first came across the folders they were in the filing cabinet in his office and almost every folder was empty. Then I started putting bills in the folders. I would write "paid" on the bill and then stick it in the corresponding month like I was really doing something awesome or responsible. But then we needed some space and I decided that filing cabinet could go because the office credenza that the TV sits on has two filing drawers. I took all of the folders out and crammed them in those drawers that already had folders in them. This made them even more useless because you couldn't move folders to open them. I dumped out all the "paid" bills. I tossed out taxes from 1998. And 1994. By the time I was done, I had consolidated everything into one very manageable drawer and had one completely empty drawer.
I've left that drawer empty. I'd like to say that things won't end up there eventually. I know that when I finally get around to cleaning out my desk, things that I plan on keeping will probably go into that drawer. Right now though? I'm going to relish in knowing that I have one empty drawer in this house.


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Bachelor of Arts in Music
Music is more than notes and sound. It is also a technical discipline, cultural artifact, and form of communication. At Brandeis, we take an integrated approach to the study of music that incorporates all these dimensions.
Our undergraduate program combines music history, theory, composition and performance. As a music major, you'll take one to two years of theory and training in musicianship skills, and three semesters of music history. You'll participate in university ensembles and take electives chosen from a broad selection of topics. If you wish to focus on a particular area, you may enroll in one of five specialized tracks: composition, cultural studies, history, performance or musical theater performance.
Our music program will not only give you a deep appreciation of the complexity and richness of music—from its basic rules and its range of styles to its performance—but it will also prepare you for a variety of careers. Many of our graduates pursue master's and doctoral degrees in performance, composition, musicology, music production and technology and other related fields. Others go on to become music professors, arts administrators, opera singers, cantors, orchestral musicians, composers, conductors, musical theater directors, TV and record producers, media and digital arts specialists—not to mention doctors, attorneys and teachers.
Why Brandeis?
Music is thriving at Brandeis. We have an award-winning faculty comprised of composers, scholars, instrumentalists, vocalists and conductors who will give you individualized attention. We've got a state-of-the-art music center with 30 pianos (in addition to the one Leonard Bernstein played as a child!), an electro-acoustic studio and a large collection of historical instruments, including a French double harpsichord, a cornamuse and Renaissance flutes.
When you're not studying or practicing, you'll have a front-row seat to hear the renowned Lydian String Quartet. And you'll have myriad opportunities to perform with others—whether your thing is world music, early music, jazz, improv, choral, chamber music or orchestra.
In keeping with the Brandeis commitment to social justice, we see and teach music as a shared human experience, and a way of understanding others, creating a sense of community, and fostering cross-cultural appreciation.
Academics and Research
The two-semester Senior Project in Music is your opportunity to complete a thesis, musical performance or composition (or some combination) that is appropriate to the track you're enrolled in. In all cases, the project must include written work.
The Leonard Bernstein Fellowship is a highly selective chamber music program for which you may apply by submitting a portfolio of your work. The fellowship provides a small number of accomplished vocalists and instrumentalists the benefits of private lessons, additional performance opportunities, and a $20,500 renewable scholarship.
Faculty Excellence
Our distinguished faculty members have received many awards, including the Pulitzer Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Koussevitzky Prize, the Aaron Copland Award, the Charles Ives Fellowship, the Naumburg Award for Excellence in Chamber Music—not to mention Grammy nominations.
Below are some recent accomplishments:
Professor of Composition David Rakowski was recently elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Yu-Hui Chang was a featured guest artist at the Wellesley Composers Conference. Her new, experimental work, "In Gentle Breeze, We Sing," premiered in the Innovation Series at the National Theater and Concert Hall in Taipei.
Karen Desmond has co-edited the book "The Montpellier Codex: The Final Fascicle. Contents, Contexts, Chronologies" (Boydell & Brewer, 2018). She is also working on a project that is the first project to encode medieval music in the original medieval notation.
A CD of Robert Nieske's "Sonata for Flute and Piano" and arrangements of holiday songs was recorded by Linda Bento-rei, flute, and Vytas Baksis, piano.
Outside the Classroom
At Brandeis, you'll have many opportunities to shine. In addition to organizing your own recitals, you may join one of our many performing ensembles:
Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra
Chamber Music Ensembles
Chamber Singers
Early Music Ensemble
Fafali: Music and Dance from Ghana
Improv Collective
Jazz Ensemble
University Chorus
Wind Ensemble
Each year, you may participate in the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts, a weeklong showcase of music, art and theater. You may apply for a grant in support of your project.
Studying abroad is an excellent way to deepen your cross-cultural awareness, which is fundamental to music appreciation. Many music students elect to spend time abroad in places like Tanzania, Australia, China, Austria, England, Israel and Ireland.
Through its ties to studios in England, France, Italy and Sweden, the Brandeis Electro-Acoustic Music Studio presents further study abroad opportunities.
Graduate Study, Careers and Alumni
The musical training you'll receive as you earn your bachelor of arts in music will prepare you well for a master's or doctoral degree in performance, composition, musicology, music production and technology, and education. Jacob Friedman '12 is pursuing a PhD in musicology at Princeton University.
Our recent graduates have become music professors, arts administrators, opera singers, cantors, orchestral musicians, composers, conductors, musical theater directors, TV and record producers, and media and digital arts specialists. Others have become doctors, attorneys, and elementary and secondary school teachers.
Rachel J. Peters '99, a double major in music and theatre arts, has found a highly successful career as a composer, lyricist, and librettist in musical theatre, opera, and musical underscoring. She is the recipient of discovery and commissioning grants from OPERA America, winner of the Anna Sosenko Assist Trust and multiple ASCAPlus awards, a MAC Wallowitch Award finalist, and a member of ASCAP and the Dramatists Guild. In the 2018-2019 season, she will premiere her operas "Companionship" at Fort Worth Opera and "Steve" with Boston Opera Collaborative.
Matthew Stern '08, a double major in vocal performance and NEJS, was music director for the critically acclaimed British production of Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along at Boston's Huntington Theater. Now on the faculty of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, he teaches musical theater, graduate styles and analysis, and vocal repertoire. He received an Independent Reviewers of New England Award as Best Director.
After serving as a White House intern in the office of First Lady Michelle Obama, Nicholas Brown '10 went on to become a music specialist at the Library of Congress and is currently the Director of Special Productions & Initiatives at Washington Performing Art.
Composer, clarinetist, and music educator Jared Field '11 recently premiered "Rachel," a new musical about environmentalist Rachel Carson. Co-written with sister Jessie Field '13, the musical was accepted into the New York Musical Theater Festival's Developmental Reading Program, and received the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Prize for Best Original Play.


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Jim Miller, Executive Director of Statewide Refrigerated Transport (SRT) Logistics, one of Tasmania's three largest truck operators, is a die-hard Caterpillar fan who is not afraid to declare he'd still be buying Caterpillar-powered Freightliner Argosys if this was a viable or, indeed, possible option.
However, back in 2011, when the company needed extra trucks to service its new contracts with Woolworths and Statewide Independent Wholesalers, it was trialling some European brands, including a number of Scania R560 prime movers slotted into the mix.
In something of a surprise to the SRT Logistics team, the V8-powered Scania matched or beat its rivals on key criteria such as on-road performance, fuel consumption, driver comfort and price competitiveness.
Safety equipment and availability of a suite of advanced electronic systems such as Lane Departure Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control, Downhill Speed Control, plus the fully automated two-pedal Opticruise transmission and Scania retarder all helped sway the decision in Scania's favour. Added to that was a high level of driver acceptance, which is a vitally important aspect for SRT Logistics. The upshot was that the company bought a batch of eight R560s in 2012 and a further two the following year.
On the first aspect, SRT Logistics driver Tracey Johnson is happy to sing the praises of the R560 she drives between Hobart and Launceston.
"I wasn't aware of Scania's in truck Driver Support system at first, but we had Scania driver trainer Allan McDonald over and he showed us how to use the system to improve our fuel economy," says Tracey. "So I really set about using the training in the new truck. It is challenging and you have to be on your mettle because if you do something wrong, it takes one or two points off the driver's score and then you have to do the right thing quite a few times before it adds a point.
"My goal is 96 per cent, which is pretty hard because we have a lot of hills down here. It's not so good in town because if you have to stop for a car or traffic light, your score's gone. But out on the highway, you can really utilise it by backing off early before the crest of a long, steady downgrade and letting gravity glide you along."
Tracey's hard work in keeping her driving score at 96 per cent is obviously paying dividends, with the R560's fuel economy readout averaging 1.7km/l (58.8l/100km) pulling a B-double set with an average gross combination mass (GCM) of 50 tonnes. And as this is one of the newest trucks in the fleet with only 30,000km up, this figure should improve as mileage accrues. In fact, according to Jim, the original R560s that have done around 1.3 million kilometres are achieving up to 2.1km/l (47.6l/100km) doing the same work.


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Whenever there's a plus sized model in a fashion magazine there's a whole lot of hoopla, and although I do think it's an improvement on years gone by, it seems to me that it's a trend thing, a marketing tool, and not a norm. Do the girls below look plus sized to you? (And how demeaning is the term 'plus sized model' anyway? A model is a model is a model right?). I think they look fabulous – healthy, toned and fit – and maybe this is the way we create a new normal. I just hope it sticks – it's going to be hard to break the skinny = beautiful mindset.
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At our fist date, at begins of March, she chose a neutral and public place to meet ourselves: a restaurant called "Leite Derramado" (Milk on Street). After the afternoon coffee and a lot of talk, we went to movies, 7 pm session. Then, I took her home. We spend all the dawn talking and kissing and meanwhile she said:
"I went to my parents city last month and had a lot of fun. My father was worried about the drought and a have joked with him: 'don't worry, it's easy to solve. You married me with a rich farmer and after he pay the dowry, I runaway from him! But you need to ask a big amount for the dowry'. Then, everywhere we joked with all his friends."
At the next week I traveled to Europe, but never forgot that talk. When I came back to Brazil at the end of March, I had made my mind: I will date that girl! My unconscious knew how the story would evolve and my conscious was smart enough to trust on the mysterious mind and be patient, waiting and hoping to confirm that she is my soulmate.
Four months later, I was confident enough: I will marry her! Because of her story at our first date, I have had the perfect idea to ask her parents for her hand:
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Rescue Me is an American television drama series which focuses on the professional and personal lives of New York City firefighters.
The show mainly follows on a particular character, Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary) and his ever troublesome family as they deal with real life issues, either with post 9/11 trauma or domestic problems. Tommy has to struggle with the loss of his cousin and best friend Jimmy Keefe, who died on September 11, 2001, and frequently visits Tommy in visions. In the pilot episode, Tommy and his wife have already separated and Tommy has moved across the street. He is ill-tempered, self destructive, hypocritical, manipulative, and a relapsed alcoholic. He has realized how much he has contributed to the breakup of his family, and constantly struggles to reconcile with them. He loves his children very much, and desires to get back together with his wife. However, despite slowly making steps toward his redemption, tragedy always seems to be right around the corner.
Created by Denis Leary and Peter Tolan, the show premiered on the FX Network in 2004. Rescue Me is produced by Cloudland Company, Apostle, DreamWorks Television and Sony Pictures Television.
Anyone watch the show?
I think it is brilliant. Had the DVDs at home and finally watched them a few nights ago. Already half way through it. I just love the Political incorrectness (Yes, It is a new word ) of the show.


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CMT Names Chader VP Of Press
Climbed exec ladder at MTV, Comedy Central.
Lisa Chader has been appointed VP of press at CMT. She previously was director, corporate communications, for parent company MTV Networks in New York, where she worked on publicity campaigns for Comedy Central, Spike TV and VH1.
Prior to MTV Networks, she was director of corporate communications for Comedy Central in Los Angeles.
Chader, who will report to CMT executive VP/GM Brian Philips, will relocate from New York to Nashville to begin her new job effective June 1.
She replaces former VP of press Jama Bowen, who recently exited.


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I have worn my copy of The Kenneth Williams Diaries to tatters through reading it so many times. In those readings I have laughed, cursed and frowned both with and at Kenneth Williams. His autobiography, Just Williams, is, understandably, a more sanitised version of events than his diaries. It is equally well-written and observed, but a little drier around the edges. Most people will read Just Williams and then, if sufficiently interested, move on to the diaries. That is the right order of things. In this, as in so many things, I've gotten it the wrong way around.
Just Williams tells the story of a working class boy from London who, born in any other era, would almost certainly have slipped unnoticed into an honest trade and (no doubt) unhappy life. It was his fortune to find his fervour for the theatre and a life as an entertainer at a time when the traditional obstacles to doing so – namely social – class were breaking down. For someone who was practically self-taught in everything (acting, literature, writing, politics, music) he pulled himself up and out of the proverbial gutter, whilst never forgetting or hiding exactly where it was that he had come from.
Autobiographies often have an air of a vindicatory oration about them, with the author justifying their tantrums and feuds. Williams does this, but without apparent bitterness. Things move in a resolutely linear fashion, and we follow a career that began in earnest shortly after he was de-mobbed from the Army following the Second World War, and end in 1975 with Williams a bona fide star of the cinema, television, radio and theatre.
More than anything, it is the story of a jobbing actor at a time when film, pop music, radio and television were the only forms of entertainment that existed. Those who – as I did – grew up watching the endless repeats on television, may only have known him from forlorn and uppity characterisations in the 'Carry On...' films. Those same people may be surprised to know that he understudied Richard Burton, was great friends with Dame Maggie Smith and the playwright Joe Orton, was directed by Orson Welles, and worked alongside Ingrid Bergman and Margaret Rutherford. He was doted on by Noel Coward, and door-stepped by Judy Garland. It is these friendships and dalliances that, more than anything, tell the story of Williams' life.
Just Williams by Kenneth Williams is published by Harper Collins.


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Online retailer Ocado is launching what it describes as 'the largest vegan range of any UK supermarket' this month - with more than 90 new additions to its line.
The retailer says the new products include dairy-free ice cream alongside vegan ingredients, and other meat-free offerings.
The products will be released throughout January.
Jacques Thudichum, Buying Manager at Ocado, said: "Veganism and flexitarianism have seen a real surge in popularity in recent years, with plant-based alternatives becoming a key focus for us.
"We're constantly expanding our range to offer new and exciting products, keeping ahead of key trends and meeting customer demand.
"This month we're adding over 90 products to our vegan offering – meaning we now offer the largest vegan range of any UK supermarket."
The expanded vegan offerings include the brand new Ocado 'Own Brand' vegan range - which includes products like vegan mince, burgers, and 'chicken' pieces, with prices starting at around £1.75.
Thudichum said: "Through our dedicated vegan webshop we hope to provide customers with everything they need, whether looking for simple swaps or fully embracing the vegan trend."
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25.8.2017: Nationalism
I titled my Master's thesis, "Monetary Policy of the European Central Bank and its Relationship to Member State Sovereignty." As the degree program required, I focused heavily on the economic and legal aspects of this topic. I couldn't help, however, but to briefly touch on some of the more apparent psychological issues arising from monetary and economic union in Europe. The debt crisis evoked nationalistic tendencies and ugly stereotypes. These sentiments have been exacerbated in recent years as the European Union faces new challenges.
When I lived in Budapest in 2012 and 2013, the nationalists already had a fairly strong presence. The Jobbik Party, for instance, held police-protected rallies at Heroes' Square. The people seemed accustomed to their presence and casually brushed off their demonstrations with an eye roll. A very unsettling factor, however, was that many suspected the police sympathized with the right-wing party. Fast forward a few years and Hungary now has a border wall to block refugees and is creating legal barriers for international, higher education institutions.
On the other side of Europe, we have the United Kingdom, which has formally begun procedures to leave the European Union. I was surprised that three of my British friends voted in favor of Brexit and astonished that the first reason they gave was aversion to E.U. regulation of bananas. I was not surprised, however, with the result of the Brexit vote. The U.K. asked a populace, subject to propaganda and misinformation, to vote on a complicated economic matter and the majority voted with their feelings. 'Yay' voters felt that their identity and sovereignty were threatened and therefore voted on fear and self-preservation.
Similar sentiments motivated American voters in last year's Presidential Election. I cycled 2,000 kilometers around the United States at the end of 2015 as the Primary got underway and was disconcerted by the abundance of poverty I saw. Dire economic circumstances create a population that is highly vulnerable to political manipulation. The xenophobic rhetoric espoused by some candidates in the Primary directly targeted impoverished voters who were more susceptible to believing such scapegoat tactics. Everyone asked us about the refugees in Germany and if we feel scared.
It is this climate of fear that is causing isolation and preventing deeper cooperation between countries. Suffice it to say that building walls, borders, and barriers is essentially opposite to the goals and intentions of the E.U.
As racial tensions continue to simmer in the United States, journalist Robert Kuttner on Democracy Now! reveals that former Trump advisor Steve Bannon's general strategy to create a white supremacist and neo-Nazi nation is to connect racist and immigrant nationalism to economic nationalism.
These challenges demonstrate the necessity of incorporating sociological considerations and education when developing and implementing economic systems.
We must transition from the current capitalistic model of globalization to a just and sustainable global economy. Making this transition requires environmental science to be the driver of change with coordination among politicians, economists, and sociologists throughout development and implementation.


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STAAR – Modified is going away. What does that mean for my students in math next year?
In this workshop you will learn how to accommodate and modify instruction in the math classroom. Develop a plan for preparing all your students for higher expectations.
Hands-on experiences will be provided to show you how to meet the needs of a diverse population. Various resources and tools will be shared at this training. Participants will have the opportunity to collaborate and network with other math and special education teachers.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014 9 – 4pm
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Political scientist Dr Don Marshall suggests moving Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler.
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HEAD OF THE SIR ARTHUR Lewis Institute for Social and Economic Studies (SALISES), Dr Don Marshall, has offered a radical solution to the impasse between the Central Bank governor and the Minister of Finance.
Marshall, a political scientist, was yesterday giving his analysis of the unprecedented situation facing the Freundel Stuart administration after Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler tried unsuccessfully to remove Governor Dr DeLisle Worrell after giving him an ultimatum to either resign by the end of business last Monday or be fired.
Worrell went to court on the weekend and got a temporary injunction restraining Sinckler from removing him from the top job. Justice Randall Worrell, before whom the parties appeared, has reserved his ruling until today. He could lift the injunction, maintain it, or impose specific measures on the parties.
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