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SAN Miguel Beer slotman June Mar Fajardo was left distraught by the bad fall that sidelined Josh Davis in their PBA Commissioner's Cup game in Cagayan de Oro on Saturday night, insisting there was no intention on his part to hurt the Meralco import.
Davis, who has led Meralco to five successive wins to start the conference, left the match for good with over seven minutes left in the second quarter when he lost his balance and landed on his back after biting into a fake by Fajardo.
The tireless import stayed on the floor for almost 15 minutes while he was attended to by medics before being wheeled to the Meralco dugout in a stretcher. He never returned.
[See SMB pounces on Davis exit to end winless spell]
Fajardo said he, too, was shocked by the turn of events, adding he didn't expect that a seemingly simple play can go horribly wrong during the out-of-town match at the Xavier University Gym.
"Di ko ine-expect na ganoon ang mangyayari," said the reigning league MVP. "Gusto kong lumapit sa kanya, gusto ko s'yang tulungan nung nakita ko s'ya. Di ko alam ang gagawin ko, nagulat kasi ako."
The Gilas Pilipinas mainstay said he meant no harm to Davis and had in fact apologized to the Meralco coaching staff, shortly after the incident.
"Di ko naman gawain 'yung manakit. Nag-sign of the cross ako kasi as a player, ayaw namin makit na m,ay mangyari sa kapwa player namin na ganun kasi di lang kami maapektuhan, pati pamilya namin.
"Di ko talaga sadya. Nag-sorry ako sa coaching staff at players ng Meralco, okay naman sa kanila."


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- Browser-based interface allows up to 4 simultaneous user web connections per KiwiSDR.
- Each connection tunes an independent receiver channel over the entire spectrum.
- Waterfall display tunes independently of audio and includes zooming and panning.
- 100% Open Source / Open Hardware / Open PCB.
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- Multi-channel, parallel DDC design using bit-width optimized CIC filters.
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- Xilinx Artix-7 A35 FPGA, programmed from the Beagle.
- Integrated 12-channel software-defined GPS receiver.
- Skyworks SE4150L GPS front-end.
- Web interface based on OpenWebRX from András Retzler, HA7ILM.
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- Simple build environment. Recompiles on Beagle from clean in two minutes.
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Number of posts: 02 (1- Ayurveda, 1-Homeopathy)
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As of\u00a0the COP19, the climate change conference held in Warsaw in 2013, governments decided to officially declare their promises to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Just a few weeks ahead of the COP21, to be held in Paris, 155 countries let their promises be known. However, they vary a lot from one another.<\/p>\n
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1. Thomas Henshaw (c1650-1700) m Hannah Cleveland (1653-1737) 2.. Thomas Henshaw (1680-1726) m Mary Brooks (1688-?) 3... William Henshaw (1715-1801) +Priscilla Reed (1715-1748) 4.... Mary Henshaw (?-1811) 1,2 4.... William Henshaw (1742-1817) 1,2,3,4 4.... Sally Henshaw (1744-?) 1,2 4.... Hannah Henshaw (1746-?) 1,2 4.... Thomas Henshaw (1748-?) 1,2 +Ruth Woolcott (?-1813) 4.... Ruth Henshaw (1759-?) 1,2 4.... Deborah Henshaw (1763-?) 1,2 4.... Joshua Henshaw (1767-1854) 1,2 4.... Oliver Henshaw (1767-1844) 1,2 4.... Abigail Henshaw (1770-?) 1,2
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William Henshaw5 [William Hencher6,7, William Hincher3,8,9].
Born Dec 21 1715, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.2,3,10
He married Priscilla Reed1,8,11,12 [Priscilla Read2, Persilla Read3], Mar 8 17391,8,11,12, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts1,8,11,12. Priscilla, daughter of Thomas Reed & Sarah Sawyer, was born Aug 8 1715, Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.1
In 1775 William served as private in Capt. Peter Harwood's company, Col. Ebenezer Learned's regiment, Massachusetts Line.3
Priscilla died Nov 24 1748, Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.13
He then married Ruth Woolcott6 [Ruth Wolcott7], Nov 6 17556, Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts6.
William Henshaw died Sep 10 1801, West Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.2,3,9
Ruth died Jun 13 1813, Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.13
Note: Birth recorded as William Henshaw.10 Death recorded as William Hincher.9 Marriage to Priscilla Reed recorded as William Henshaw.5 Her death recorded as Persilla Hincher.13 Marriage to Ruth Woolcott recorded as William Hencher.6,7 Her death recorded as Ruth Hincher.13
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To scientists, intelligence is best defined by IQ scores, which, contrary to what lay people believe (or would like to), have been found to predict real-world success, such as college grades, job performance and leadership effectiveness.
To lay people, however, IQ tests are at best indicative only of academic abilities and far less important than social and emotional skills. This explains the success of Daniel Goleman's book Emotional Intelligence: Why it can matter more than IQ. Goleman's views contrast with mainstream scientific research yet they resonate with the public for a very simple reason: namely that people with high IQs don't always have a reputation for being smart. In other words, smart people are remarkably capable of stupid decisions.
There are three reasons for this:
1. Unlike in IQ tests, the problems we face in real life don't have an objective solution. Rather, some decisions have better consequences than others, but we only find out after decisions are made. As Steve Jobs famously observed, you can only join the dots going backwards.
2. Because of the overwhelming amount of information before us, logical thinking can be impractical, even when it may lead to a better decision. As psychologist Daniel Kahneman noted, most of our decisions are based on mental shortcuts rather than logical reasoning.
3. When most people are confronted with the fact that they have made the wrong decision, they are unwilling to admit it and engage in a range of unconscious, self-serving tactics that help them save face and avoid feeling stupid.
Although nothing can be done about the first reason, the other two can be addressed. Helping people - especially managers - understand their default patterns of thinking and reasoning is likely to improve their judgement. Likewise, coaching can help individuals become aware of their self-serving biases, which ought to improve their capacity for not repeating bad decisions. If this can be achieved, then scientific and lay views on intelligence will be more similar.
Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic is a professor of business psychology at UCL, VP of innovation at Hogan Assessments and co-founder of metaprofiling.com. Follow Professor Chamorro-Premuzic on Twitter at @drtcp.


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Buying SWW Records & Early Internet
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In the 1980s before the internet came along, buying Showaddywaddy records was an interesting challenge, then the Internet came along and it all changed.
In 1983 I was 5 years old - my Mum bought a Showaddywaddy cassette tape from a record shop in Bradford called Bostocks. I've no idea why she bought the tape, as she wasn't really a fan of Showaddywaddy, but recalled being entertained by them on Top Of The Pops and other TV shows.
The cassette was a compilation on the Pickwick label, and the first track on the cassette was Pretty Little Angel Eyes. In those days my Mum didn't drive, but I remember being in the car with my Dad (an Austin Mini), and him playing the cassette. As soon as I heard the first song, I was hooked straight away. I particularly remember Somethin' Else, Hey Rock And Roll being on the cassette too.
As I got older and started earning pocket money, all I wanted to buy was Showaddywaddy records. I soon discovered that my friend's Mums & Dads on the street had Showaddywaddy LPs too, and often they said I could have them. I even used to hire LPs from Bradford Central Library!
Below: I still own the cassette purchased by my Mum, the tape that got me into the band in 1983.
I soon amassed a reasonable collection but some were harder to get hold of than others….
The 'Showaddywaddy' debut LP yellow album and red Greatest Hits albums - given by friends parents.
Step Two and the blue Greatest Hits LP - found in a secondhand shop.
Trocadero, Red Star and Good Times - bought at Record Fairs.
Crepes & Drapes - bought with pocket money from Morrisons, when they used to have their own Records department.
Bright Lights - went on a day trip to Bridlington aged 10 or 11, and found in a second hand shop.
Living Legends - purchased in the very early days of the internet (1998) using postal orders! I remember this one as the description said "Mint" but the record was scratched and the spine of the LP torn!
When I got connected to the web in 1998, I found it was relatively easy to get hold of Showaddywaddy records from abroad, and also that they had different picture sleeves from different countries - so it wasn't long before I built up a large collection of Showaddywaddy vinyl. I wasn't alone though - I remember getting up at 5.00am one day to bid on a Portugese release of Sweet Music on eBay and bidding £90 but still getting outbid! I don't have that sort of money to throw around anymore!
UK single releases were not without interest - even though they often came without picture sleeves, the labels were often different (paper label, pressed labels etc), and of course I had to collect them all, often to hear the B-sides which were not always available on the band's LPs.
In recent years, getting hold of what you might call 'rare' Showaddywaddy material has been easier. The likes of Good Times and Living Legends were re-released on CD for the very first time, which was great for many fans as the original vinyl was (and still is!) very hard to get hold of. And of course last year, we had 'The Complete Studio Recordings' box set released, which not only contained all of the original LPs in mini replica sleeves, but unreleased material from the vaults and the band's own archives. After 40 years, of Showaddywaddy, and many years of collecting Showaddywaddy records, the ultimate item was been released.
During the late '80s and early '90s, I'd been to see the band on a number of occasions, but I was never really sure that there were that many 'diehard' fans out there. The gigs were always sold out, but I always had it in my mind as to how many people at gigs were really into the band, or had just gone along for a night out. I went to see the band at Batley Variety Club in 1997, and the purchase of a ticket meant you were allocated a table as it was a traditional cabaret club venue. I took my then-girlfriend to the gig, and by complete chance I was sat on the same table as SWW fan Chris Dabbs who I got talking to, and formed a friendship which we still have today, and of course Chris now looks after the OfficialShowaddywady Facebook group.
In 1998 I got connected to the Internet - the web was very primitive in those days. There was no Google, and the search engine of choice was Altavista. I searched for Showaddywaddy, and no web-site existed. I had a book called 'Introducing the Internet' and the appendix gave some basic instructions on how to write web pages using HTML. I gave it a go and had soon knocked up a basic Showaddywaddy web-page and managed to get it online. Unbelievably emails started coming in regularly and I remember my first ever email from abroad (Torsten Pohl from Germany) - and replying to the email and getting a reply 5 minutes later….. from Germany! Exciting stuff to get a reply so quickly from hundreds of miles away. People think nothing of it now, but it was a great new thing at the time.
A year or so later, the web-site was discovered by Dave Bartram who gave his approval for it, and started sending gig dates to put online. The site was soon made into the band's 'official' web-site and from what started off as a bit of something to do has eventually turned into what it is today. 16 years online, which is longer than the original line-up was intact. In that time I've got to know all the band members, old and new, and the fact I can count many of the guys as pals now is great for me having being a fan for over 30 years. I can honestly say every single one of the guys are great blokes all round decent chaps.


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Welcome back to the Gospels "four" you blog series! Today's information was shared by guest writer, Sue Steege, and is on the Gospel according to Matthew.
Gospel name: Matthew
Who wrote this gospel and what was his relationship to Jesus/disciples?
- Matthew, also known as Levi
- Matthew was one of the 12 disciples.
What was significant about this particular author's background?
- Had been a tax collector before Jesus called him (Matthew 9:9)
When was this gospel written?
- Around 50 AD
What is unique about this gospel book?
- Matthew has the most complete account of Jesus' teachings. If you have a "red letter" Bible (Jesus' words in red), there are pages and pages of all red.
- Matthew is concerned for the Jewish reader. At least 17 times he refers to Old Testament prophecies which have been fulfilled in Jesus.
- It is the longest Gospel at 28 chapters.(Mark has 16 chapters, Luke has 24, John has 21).
- The most important theme of Matthew's Gospel is "The Kingdom of God". Matthew mentions "the Kingdom of God" or "The Kingdom of Heaven" 48 times.
- Matthew tells the story of Jesus birth from the perspective of Joseph.
What is similar between this gospel book and the others?
Matthew, Mark and Luke are called the "synoptic" ("same eyes") Gospels because they tell the story of Jesus' life from a similar perspective. Many parables, sermons, and miracles are told about in all three.


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Life after…..
… Boys Before Flowers
For 3 months this drama captivated not only mine, but all the
hearts and lives of all Kdrama fans. As we all know, the last episode aired
last Monday 3/31. For me, the past 3 months are the best months of my life as a
Kdrama fan. In the 9 Kdramas I've watched, been watching so far, only 4
really caught me off guard and somehow changed something in me. Boys Before
Flowers is one of them.
Boys Before Flowers is the one drama that rolled my love for
Japanese anime/manga and Korean drama into one. To me, this drama was made to
teach me a few lessons. 1.) I need to be optimistic just like Guem Jan Di, 2.)
I can't give up on love, and 3.) My soulmate is out there somewhere. Even
though Yoon Ji Hoo is not real, there is someone out there like him for me. Of
course, he won't have Ji Hoo's gorgeous smile, but my
soulmate's smile will still melt my heart none the less.
So, what's next for me??
Well, I have to first come back from BBF world and get back
to my real world. Now, I have to go back to focusing being a Mom, an employee
to my work, and everything else. I must admit, I still feel lost, and I mostly
feel empty. I feel like I have no reason to wake up and go to work. BBF was my
motivation to work hard, so I can go home and watch it. I still watch it since it's
currently airing here in CA, it's just not the same as watching it when
it airs in Korea
– don't get me started on those reasons!
I also have a few shows that I'm still anticipating to
watch. I'm just not sure if I want to do it the same way I watched this
drama. I watched BBF right when it aired in
Korea , ok, not right when it aired –
I do wait for a few hours for the subbers to add the subtitle, instead of
waiting 3-4 weeks to air here in CA. One thing I know though, for sure, that
even as I watch other dramas, it won't have the same effect on me as BBF
did. I will still appreciate the drama I'm watching regardless. BBF really
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I welcome to the site a new author:
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As for entertainment, online games have become one of the functions that provide entertainment worldwide for many young people in the heart of the Internet. Thanks to the discovery, development and subsequent use of technology, online games have been constantly developed to attract a horde of loyal fans who would exchange arms and legs to get the latest product on the market. Over the years, the creators of these games have become experts in creating incredible pieces that confuse their pure creative potential. Today, the game and the production of such games have become a culture rooted in the lives of all who seek to participate in them.
The content or themes of online games are specially designed by their manufacturers to provide the buyer with a wide selection of games to choose from.
The use of 3D technology has worked wonders by providing high-quality visualization of both sound and graphics, which makes many gaming experiences very sophisticated. This quality of liberation and the fascinating nature of these works is what increased his fame among fans. The immediate result of this was a large amount of money, both in the production, distribution and sale of these products.
From ball games, board games, casino games, arcade games, action games and multiplayer games too many others, sbobet login abound in the desire to satisfy the eternal thirst of players around the world. Thanks to the growing possibilities of the Internet, players have the opportunity to participate in thousands of games. Game sites can be found in their shopping cart, which is a great advantage, since the demand for them can never run out. Software and hardware designed to support fast access and play have proven effective. Effective and creative features ensure that everyone looking to participate in online games will never be disappointed.
Free games that can be played online or downloaded to a computer and other storage media have made online games accessible to everyone, especially those who, for one reason or another, could not buy games. Keep in mind that most of the players in these games belong to the category of teenagers or youngsters, and they may not have yet participated in a full-fledged job. Therefore, creating demand and product knowledge, this path becomes an excellent advertising trick used by game creators and game creators. The usual practice in this regard is the free provision of demonstrations for the most recent games, which gives players enough to buy the full version of the game.


text: Kanhna lives in Cambodia with her aunt. She's a young girl who enjoys bicycling, drawing and dancing. Kanhna's father has been in prison for a few years. Her aunt is poor, and struggles to keep Kanhna fed and clothed. Kanhna would like to go to school, but she needs the help of a caring sponsor who will provide the basics of life for her. As Kanha's sponsor, you help provide more nutritious food, healthcare, and an opportunity to learn about God's love. With your generosity and care, she'll be able to enroll in school and learn the skills she needs to build a bright future.


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Olga Rubtsova
|Photograph courtesy of ICCF.
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L Rudenko vs O Rubtsova, 1956 0-1
O Rubtsova vs N Hruskova-Belska, 1950 1-0
C Chaude de Silans vs O Rubtsova, 1949 1/2-1/2
O Rubtsova vs M Karff, 1950 1-0
E Bykova vs O Rubtsova, 1956 1/2-1/2
M T Mora Iturralde vs O Rubtsova, 1950 0-1
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Myeloma UK news, Patient advocacy news // 4th September 2018
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Myeloma UK will be joining eight other blood patient groups for the 'Make Blood Cancer Visible' campaign produced by Janssen. Dame Kelly Holmes - who lost her mother Pamela to myeloma last year - is the ambassador for the campaign, raising awareness of the fifth most common type of cancer in the UK.
Myeloma UK news, Patient advocacy news // 4th September 2018
The experiences of myeloma patients and their families will be front and centre in a new nationwide campaign to raise awareness of blood cancers. Myeloma UK is one of nine blood cancer patient groups taking part in the 'Make Blood Cancer Visible Campaign' as part of Blood Cancer Awareness Month 2018.
The campaign, which has been produced by Janssen, aims to help educate the public about blood cancer, the fifth most common type of cancer in the UK. There are more than 100 types of blood cancer, with myeloma being the second most common.
The installation is made up of 10 transparent, motion-activated human figures which creatively represent the invisible nature of blood cancer. Over the course of September, the installation will travel to four locations, starting in London on 4 September. It will then move onto Cardiff, Manchester and Edinburgh. The dates and locations are as follows:
Each sculpture will feature a short audio clip from some who has been affected by blood cancer. Passers-by can stop and listen to each person's story, including myeloma patient Carmen Lester, from Surrey.
"At diagnosis, 95% of my marrow was populated with myeloma. The consultant was amazed I even made it to the appointment, never mind driving there and working full time." Says Carmen, who was diagnosed with the incurable blood cancer in 2014 at the age of 54, "I was put on 3 months of aggressive chemo as I was young and "fit" and by December 2014, the myeloma was down to 3%. Unfortunately, nine months after my stem cell transplant in May 2015, I relapsed. I have had a few different treatments, but I am currently on low dose maintenance tablets to keep the myeloma under control. As of May this year I am in regression."
Carmen is one of many patients who also support Myeloma UK. In June of this year, as part of Myeloma UK's 21st Year and Myeloma Awareness Week, Carmen took on the 21 Miles for Myeloma challenge with her brother Rafer, husband Tony and some other family members along the way. They walked from Portland Bill in Dorset to Lulworth Cove and managed to raise over £6,000.
The ambassador for the campaign, double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes, has a personal connection to myeloma. Dame Kelly said, "My mother, Pamela, died from myeloma – a type of blood cancer – in August last year. As it's not well-known, my family and I knew very little about it, and my mother's symptoms went undetected for years. It's so important that more people know about the various blood cancers, and of their symptoms, so that those who are suffering can be diagnosed early, and receive the right treatment that could prolong or potentially save their lives."
Shelagh McKinlay, Head of Patient Advocacy, Myeloma UK said, "Thousands of people will be diagnosed with myeloma this year, but public awareness about this type of blood cancer is still very limited. We are delighted to be supporting this campaign and want to see all governments in the UK make blood cancer a priority in their next cancer plans."
To find out more about the campaign and listen to patient stories, please visit makebloodcancervisible.co.uk.


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In an attempt to harness the vast resources of the internet this semi-regular post will roundup the opinions of various online betting tipsters with a view to providing a one-stop shop for some of the better value bets out there. In addition I'll give my own thoughts on what I fancy backing and each post I'll highlight my best bet pick, it might be one of my own choices or I might go with one of the experts, but it will be a bet I'll be backing with my own money.
Disclaimer : I'm no expert, like many I enjoy a small punt every now and again and hope, over the course of the season, to turn a modest profit. There are no guarantee's however so only stake what you can afford to lose, this is intended as a bit of fun rather than an alternative income source. If you think you have a better pick then feel free to chip in via the comments or forum, the more winning tips the better.
Champions League
There's a clutch of games in tonight's Champions League, the pick of the best bets are shown below.
Galatasaray v Borussia Dortmund
Dortmund are on a honking run of form, currently sitting 14th in the Bundesliga they are desperately short of confidence and won't relish an away trip to Turkey. Galatasaray have had a decent start to the season, sitting in the top half of the table they come off the back of a domestic run of 3 wins. The boys from welovebetting go into more detail re. Dortmund and it's from there my first value bet is based. Galatasaray look way over priced to win at home with 7/2 generally available if you fancy taking a punt. It's the double chance option which catches the eye here at evens though if like me you think Dortmund will struggle to claim a victory tonight.
Galatasaray Double Chance evens at McBookie
Liverpool v Real Madrid
Los Blancos travel to Merseyside to take on Brendan Rodgers Liverpool side on a night which is sure to have the romantics reaching for the tissues as two of Europe's legendary clubs meet again in the iconic surroundings of Anfield. Liverpool will be without the injured Sturridge and it'll be interesting to see if Rodgers goes with the temperamental talents of Balloteli. Madrid meanwhile are without Bale and Ramos turning up the pressure on their talismanic hitman Christiano Ronaldo to provide the firepower and it's here I think there is money to be made. Ronny is listed generally at slightly odds-on to score anytime, Madrid are goal daft at the moment having notched up 30 domestic strikes and their star man has scored in his last 10 games for club and country. Given Liverpool's stuttering performance against the EPL dopes QPR it seems inconceivable that they will keep a clean sheet tonight.
Ronaldo to score anytime 17/20 at McBookie
I think there is cracking value in the Galatasaray game where I might have a small flutter but I'm playing it safe and backing Ronaldo anytime as my main value bet.


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The chestnuts are ordered, the halls are ready to be decked and one very special guest is nearly on his way – the Severn Valley Railway is right on track for a truly fun-filled Christmas to end its Golden Jubilee year in celebratory style.
The famous attraction is preparing for its busiest time of the year, with tens of thousands of passengers expected to join the festive fun during December.
Star of the show, none other than Father Christmas himself, will be arriving with his jolly team of elves, fresh from Lapland to launch a busy range of family-favourite services, including the much-loved Santa Steam Specials, running on selected dates from December 5th -24th.
The SVR's fleet of resident steam locomotives will be buffed and polished, ready to take families on exciting return steam train journeys from Kidderminster, through the scenic Severn Valley, to meet Santa in his special grotto at Arley Station.
Santa's team of elves will be on hand to welcome visitors, and after meeting the big man himself, each fare-paying child will receive a present.
Visitors can then soak up the festive atmosphere of Arley Station at their leisure, enjoying some seasonal music favourites and indulging in some traditional treats including hot roasted Chestnuts, before boarding the train for the return trip to Kidderminster. Always a sell-out, visitors are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment.
Keeping a busy schedule this year, Father Christmas will also be welcoming families on board his Santa Herald services, on December 21st, 22nd and 23rd, when he will visit everyone on the train, handing out presents and posing for festive 'selfies' during the journey to Highley, so don't forget your camera!
Schools and nursery groups looking for an exciting trip out can enjoy the Christmas Cracker Express services, on selected dates from December 1st – 16th.
For fans of a good seasonal sing-along, the SVR's Christmas Carol Trains, on December 12th and 19th are ideal. Visitors can board the diesel train for a jolly journey, stopping off at Bewdley and Arley to sing carols before the train takes them on to The Engine House Visitor Centre at Highley for a rousing evening of carol singing, led by the New Dimensional Experience Choir on the 12th and the Kidderminster Male Choir on the 19th. Visitors can also warm their vocal chords with a warming glass of punch and mince pie to start.
A truly indulgent festive dining experience is also on offer on the SVR's Christmas Dining Trains and Festive Season Luncheon Trains. These special dining trains offer visitors the chance to wine and dine in style while travelling through the picturesque Severn Valley countryside from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth and return, for Christmas luncheon or evening dinner. Advance booking is essential for these services.
Alternatively, the Christmas Carvery Service, offering return diesel train travel from Kidderminster to The Engine House Visitor Centre, enables visitors to enjoy the many exhibits on offer before enjoying a leisurely lunch.
And when all the excesses of Christmas are over, those looking for a way to relax can enjoy the SVR's Festive Season Services, running from Boxing Day until January 3rd. Leisurely steam train trips along the Severn Valley will be on offer throughout the period and the Engine House Visitor Centre, with its range of interactive exhibits, will be open.
Clare Gibbard, the SVR's marketing and communications manager, said: "Christmas is always a magical time of year, for all ages and our range of festive services are undoubtedly some of the most popular in our entire events calendar.
"Last year, we welcomed more than 32,000 passengers on our Santa Steam Specials and Santa Heralds alone, and we are looking forward to another sell-out year to round-off our Golden Jubilee in style."
Tickets for the Santa Steam Specials, Santa Heralds and Christmas Carol Trains will be on sale from Monday (September 14th). For more information, visit www.svr.co.uk
For bookings:
Santa Steam Specials/Santa Heralds/Christmas Carol Trains – 01562 757900
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For the past 10 years, activist, educator and human rights worker, Claire Ndi Samba, has been working to support the children of prison inmates in Cameroon through her NGO Relais Enfants-Parents du Cameroun (REPCAM). Her organization's primary mission is to maintain healthy bonds between incarcerated parents and their children, who are one of the most marginalized groups of society. Many children of inmates are school dropouts, experience isolation from their peers and feel abandoned to themselves, a situation that makes them vulnerable to all sorts of dangers and abuse. They suffer in silence but the impact on society is tremendous.
With a population of 22 million people, Cameroon has 78 functional prisons with a total capacity of 17,000 people. On the other hand, the inmate population of Cameroon keeps growing and was estimated at over 26,000 in 2015, including women, men and adolescents awaiting trial. The societal impact is as alarming as the numbers: in 2016, over 54 000 children in Cameroon have an incarcerated parent.
An inner calling
Claire's journey began in 2006 while she was the High School Principal of the Samba Institute Secondary School in Yaoundé, a position she held for 11 years. One day she met Joel, a 12-year-old student torn between a family breakdown and the incarceration of his mother. In school, Joel had a habit of stealing books with the hope of being sent to jail, the only alternative, in his eyes, to ever see his mother again. Intrigued and moved by his story, Claire decided to take him to the Yaoundé Central Prison to visit his mother he had not seen in three years. It was an epiphany moment for her. In the midst of a very emotional bonding meeting between a mother and son, Claire realized how difficult it was for Joel's mother to "reconnect" with her son, to recreate their broken yet sacred bond and explain to him the reasons of her incarceration. That day, Claire naturally became a facilitator between a mother and her son by finding the right words to gradually recreate this broken bond. After this transformational experience, Claire committed herself to support Joel both academically and personally, and ensure that he would visit his mom on a regular basis, and graduate from High School. She quickly realized that Joel's story is far from being isolated, and there are many children and adolescents across Cameroon suffering in silence of the absence of their incarcerated parents.
Silent victims
Stigmatization, isolation, guilt, financial and material instability, school dropout, behavior problems, family breakdown, depression and abuse: these are some of the challenges children of inmates face in Cameroon. Aware of the social impact of this growing issue and the lack of existing support systems for children of inmates, Claire decided to resign from her High School Principal position, to devote herself entirely to this cause. Her organization, REPCAM, supports a network of nearly 700 children of inmates across Cameroon.
For the past 10 years, Claire and her team of volunteers have conducted various field actions to reinforce healthy bonds between children and their incarcerated parents. On Mother and Father's Day, two celebrations take place in the main prisons of Yaoundé and Mfou where children spend have the opportunity to spend quality time with their parents in a festive atmosphere. Each year, a back-to-school ceremony takes place at the heart of the Yaounde Central Prison with different activities for children and their parents, along with donation of school kits.
At the end of the year, a Christmas party is held at the prisons of Yaounde and Mfou during which incarcerated parents spend time with their children and give them symbolic gifts.
Throughout the year, the REPCAM collects donations in order to fund all these activities.
A special visiting house inside the prison
But Claire's biggest project, and the one she is the most proud of, is a special visiting house adapted to private family visits inside the Yaoundé Central Prison: an innovative project in Cameroon allowing parents to bond with their children in a more healthy and intimate atmosphere, as if they were at home.
This main purpose of this visiting house is to recreate a home-like environment. In a 50 square meters space equipped with a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and children's playground, the special visiting house allows families to spend private and precious time together, and create positive memories away from the prison's ambient chaos. Parents can cook for their children, read them stories or play with them. This is the first visiting house to ever exist in a Cameroonian prison, and certainly not the last. Initially built in 2009, the REPCAM's special visiting house had to close its doors for several years due to lack of funding and legal authorization of operation from the prison administration. It is now legally open and was officially inaugurated on April 8th of 2016, in partnership with the CFO Foundation and the Ministry of Social Affairs of Cameroon. A pilot project Claire hopes to replicate in other prisons across Cameroon and Africa.
In addition to being a place suitable for private family visits, it will also house manufacturing workshops for pregnant women held at the Yaoundé Central prison, where they can create shoes and clothes for their coming babies. It is not unusual to find pregnant women convicted or awaiting trial in Cameroon's prisons. Since the beginning of this year, there are indeed 8 pregnant women at the Yaoundé Central Prison. They live in precarious conditions and have limited access to prenatal medical care and the resources needed to conduct their pregnancy. Other women have no other choices but to live in prison with their toddlers. These women, who represent the most vulnerable group of the inmate population, have become one of the main targets of REPCAM alongside the 150 teenagers detained at the Yaoundé Central Prison. The REPCAM provides them with material, financial and psychological support.
REPCAM wins Award of Excellence
Since its creation, Claire funds the REPCAM's various activities with her own funds and the material and financial donations from individuals and organizations mainly from the diaspora. Despite growing needs, Claire's efforts and her organization's actions are increasingly recognized in Cameroon and worldwide. Indeed, after several years of hard work, her commitment and devotion to support the children of inmates in Cameroon earned her the price of Social Inclusion at the Social Innovation and Global Ethics Forum (SIGEF) in Geneva in 2014, and the price of Humanitarian Excellence of the African Committee of Excellence in 2015.


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December 1, 2015
David Moore | Lung Cancer Survivor
A Celebration of Life and Hope
"As manager of radiology at UAMS, I volunteered to test a new MRI machine we installed in 2011. To my surprise, that test revealed an early-stage lung cancer. Dr. Steliga operated, and I've been cancer free ever since.
Having cancer can't help but change your perspective on life. When you're on the one on the gurney, you're not a number or a disease. You're a person. Your whole world changes when you get that diagnosis. As health care providers, we have to remember that fact and always put our patients' needs first."
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Crafted Sculpture of the Milwaukee Mile in West Allis, Wisconsin. These race track sculptures are precision CNC routed from 26 laminated layers of beautiful Baltic Birch and covered with the topping of your choice.Full sized sculptures measure 32" across at their widest point, 1.0" wide, and 1.5" deep. Half sized sculptures measure 18" across, 1/2" wide, and 3/4" deep.


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Princess Cruises has announced it will introduce French speciality restaurant 'La Mer' on to its newest ship, the 3,660-guest Sky Princess. The restaurant was first opened on Majestic Princess.
La Mer is the creation of chef, Emmanuel Renaut, who has
three Michelin-stars. Renaut is the owner and executive chef of the Flocons de Sel restaurant, which is located in the French Alps. He has previously worked in top restaurants including Claridge's, Hotel de Crillon and Auberge de l'Eridan.
What Style of Dining to Expect
La Mer will offer casual, French bistro-style dining in the Sky Princess atrium.
Sample dishes on Sky Princess will include:
- Beef filet mignon, sweet onions sauté, red wine jus, hand cut chips
- Red snapper & scallop mousseline, lobster morsels and lemon grass lobster sauce
- Mont Blanc 'Marron-Myrtilles' dessert – sweet chestnut, blueberry gel and vanilla cream bavarois
Chef Renaut said: "I'm delighted to introduce La Mer to more Princess Cruises guests. My dishes are designed to satisfy every palate by bringing retro French classics and blending favourite ingredients with fresh and unique touches to make each dish memorable."
A cover charge of $35 per person will apply.
Cruise on Sky Princess
Princess Cruises is offering a 7-night Eastern Caribbean cruise on Sky Princess, departing December 14, 2019. Sailing roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale, ports of call include Princess Cays, St. Thomas and St. Maarten. Prices from £719 per person.
For more information or to book visit www.princess.com, speak to your local travel agent or call 0344 338 8663.
What's Next?
Three new Royal-class ships are currently on order with the next new ship, Sky Princess, under construction and scheduled for delivery in October 2019 followed by Enchanted Princess in June 2020. Princess recently announced that two new (LNG) ships which will be the largest ships in the Princess fleet, accommodating approximately 4,300 guests with expected delivery in 2023 and 2025. Princess now has five ships arriving over the next six years between 2019 & 2025.
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Taking a Look at Foundation Aid
December 05, 2019After months of public roundtables, will state lawmakers move to change the formula that determines aid for public schools? The Times Union's Rachel Silberstein speaks with three education advocates about why they think it should happen.
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TWU Rallies for Better Contract Outside MTA Headquarters
October 31, 2019Thousands of transit workers are turning up the heat on the MTA, demanding a new contract with a wage hike.
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MTA Fare Inreases Ahead?
October 15, 2019MTA's $50 billion plan to upgrade transit system will likely lead to fare increases.
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August 21, 2019Labor negotiations are heating up between the MTA and its largest union, the TWU.
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Funding a Sound Basic Education
May 31, 2019Do schools in NYS have enough money to provide a Sound Basic Education. CBC says yes, except for 21 districts.
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Episode 74: 1.28 cents, with Patrick Orecki
May 23, 20191.28 cents is the amount New York collects in fuel taxes for every vehicle mile driven. A recent CBC report "Switching Gears" explored the implementation of an innovative approach to finance highway and bridge improvements: a vehicle-miles traveled fee. What's a VMT, and how does it work? CBC's Patrick Orecki joined the podcast to discuss what a VMT might look like in New York.
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Switching Gears: A New Way to Fund Transportation
May 14, 2019The Rockefeller Institute of Government and CBC hosted "Switching Gears: A New Way to Fund Transportation," a presentation and expert panel discussion on the vehicle-miles travel (VMT) fee.
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Citizens' Group Exploring 'Vehicle Miles Traveled Fee' To Help Pay For Fixing NY Roads
May 13, 2019A new report by the Citizens Budget Commission says New York needs $5.7 billion to keep roads in "good repair."
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CBC Report on NYC Ferry and Subsidies
March 30, 2019According to a CBC report, the number of NYC Ferry passengers for all of last year is less than the number of passengers who ride NYC subways in just one day. Mayor de Blasio defends the ferry service & says it's a long-term investment.
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Report Slams High Subsidy Cost for Running NYC Ferry Service
March 29, 2019A new study by the Citizens Budget Commission finds that each trip costs taxpayers $10.73. That's more than 10 times the subsidy for a trip on the subway at $1.05.
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Brian Talks New York: Fair Fares And Other NYC Budget Debates
April 19, 2018The City Council has presented a budget that includes reduced priced Metrocards for low-income New Yorkers and other ideas. Brian discusses this with Citizens Budget Commission president, Carol Kellerman and City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez.
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Citizens Budget Commission Analysis of Education Funding Proposals
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Breakdown of School Spending at Federal, State, Local Levels
September 12, 2017Director of State Studies David Friedfel breaks down NYS school spending per pupil by federal, state, and local revenues. Most revenue comes from local property taxes, which is how wealthier school districts are able to spend more while still getting a considerable amount from the state and federal levels.
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CUNY Chancellor James B. Milliken
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SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher (2015)
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Modernization of New York's Built Environment: If Not Now, When?
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Port Authority Panel on Reform and Oversight
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Akcea Initiates Phase 2 Study of AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx in Patients with Hypertriglyceridemia, Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)
AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx is designed to target and reduce the production of angiopoietin-like 3, or ANGPTL3, a protein produced and secreted by the liver. The congenital absence of ANGPTL3 is associated with lower lipid levels and reduced risk of insulin resistance, diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular disease relative to individuals with normal production of ANGPTL3 protein.
"To date, we have seen that ANGPTL3 modulates multiple lipid parameters that are implicated in a variety of significant metabolic disorders like NAFLD and diabetes, where currently physicians are only able to manage symptoms, placing a major burden on individuals and the healthcare system," said Louis O'Dea, chief medical officer at Akcea Therapeutics. "By conducting Phase 2 studies in patients with these multifactorial diseases with AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx we hope to gain critical insights into the role of ANGPTL3 in these diseases."
The multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, dose-ranging Phase 2b study will evaluate the safety and efficacy of AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx administered at different doses and dosing intervals to approximately 144 patients with hypertriglyceridemia, type 2 diabetes mellitus and NAFLD. Akcea plans to report top-line data from this study in 2019. For further study information, please visit www.clinicaltrials.gov and search for AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx.
ABOUT AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx
AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx is a ligand conjugated antisense (LICA) drug designed to reduce angiopoietin-like 3 protein, or ANGPTL3. People with congenital absence of ANGPTL3 have lower LDL-C and triglyceride levels and lower risk of cardiovascular disease. Akcea and Ionis are developing AKCEA-ANGPTL3-LRx to treat patients with multiple lipid disorders, including rare hyperlipidemias and NAFLD with metabolic complications.
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Specializing in quality, home-style pizza in thin, double dough, deep dish & stuffed crusts along with delicious pasta, ribs, sandwiches, salads, appetizers & desserts. Fully equipped: 13ft hood, Middleby Marshall rotating 6 shelf pizza oven, 4 burner stove w/oven, 2 fryers, 24" char grill, 3 well steam table, 60 qrt dough mixer, dough sheeter, pizza prep table, pizza warmer, walk-in cooler, 2 dr cooler, 1 & 2 dr freezers, 3 station Vida Link POS system and more. Simple operation-dine in, carryout & delivery + catering. Online ordering available. Can keep it a franchise or rebrand. On Northwest Highway (Rt 14), a very busy thoroughfare running through this popular northwest suburb. Perfectly situated on the main street with thousands of cars passing by each day. Walking distance from the Metra train station. Close to the middle school. Surrounded by a vast residential area with few eating or drinking establishments nearby.
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Undisputed leader in fast, healthy food in the quick service restaurant industry. Easy-to-prepare tasty sandwiches & salads made-to-order using freshly baked breads, select sauces & a variety of toppings. Just remodeled late 2014 to the newest Metro decor – new front doors open to the street! Located within walking distance to DePaul University & across from the former Children's Memorial Hospital being torn down & replaced with a $350 mill dollar new development. This 6-acre property at Halsted & Lincoln/Fullerton will feature 540 upscale apartments, 60 luxury condos and 162,596 sqft of new retail space along with an outdoor recreation area that will also include an outdoor play area for kids. Construction is starting & should bring a lot of hungry construction workers here to eat until the new tenants move in! Also a heavy foot traffic area – needs an owner operator who will market to the students, construction workers, as well as, local residents & businesses.
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Using only the finest ingredients, offering freshly made creamy ice cream, yogurt and sorbet blended on a frozen granite stone with endless combinations of fruits, nuts, candy, sauces & more. In a busy retail center on South Dixie Highway near the intersection of US 1 & SW 90 th. Perfectly situated between Starbucks and GameStop. Other popular tenants include T-Mobile, Great Florida Bank and more. Walking distance from the Mami-Dade Metro North Station, minutes from Dadeland Mall & Theaters plus just 20 minutes from downtown Miami. And only 3 miles from the University of Miami.


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Burleigh Gold Coast Motel 1910 Gold Coast Hwy (Cnr Christine Ave), Miami Ph 0455 031 412
Like many other foodies, I have my little obsessions. For me they're mostly Asian: Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings), Gyoza, Sashimi (make that almost any raw seafood), Ramen (in progress) and Phở. They're umami or savoury tastes.
Phở. My eyes roll back as I remember Hanoi. The city captured my heart, as did their version of phở. Not game to eat from the street cart, I found that even the hotel's breakfast station phở was amazing!
I seek it out here at home, trying in vain to find a version with layers of meaning, achieved by hours of stewing and skimming beef flank before loading with slices of the cooked beef (or chicken), noodles, greens and bean sprouts, the richness cut through with Vietnamese basil, chilli and, most of all, a squeeze of tiny native lime.
It's what draws us to Băc to Nam, a Vietnamese restaurant nestled into a motel in Burleigh. Not only inferring a journey 'Back to Vietnam', the name also means 'North to South', the restaurant's concise menu spanning the length of the country.
When locals Sheree and Andrew Ly bought the Burleigh Gold Coast Motel recently, they decided to turn the disused ground floor storage area into a restaurant.
"We wanted to show off authentic Vietnamese food, the sort of food that Andrew's mother makes," Sheree told me.
Andrew's as Aussie as they come, but his life didn't start out that way. Born in Saigon, he was three years old when his family fled Vietnam as boat people.
"It took Dad two years to save up the money to get onto a boat; one ounce of gold for each person and there were eight of us: Mum and Dad and six kids. Dad was an optometrist, so he made fake Raybans to sell to American soldiers. That's how he raised the money." (That's a lot of glasses!)
I glance up at the photo just inside the door of the restaurant. It's a rare treasure: an enlargement of a tiny black and white snapshot of Andrew's family crowded onto an open pontoon boat, hanging on for dear life.
"I don't remember too much of it," Andrew says. "The US Army just said 'Go!' We had to walk out of the house with nothing so no one would suspect that we were leaving. I remember the M16s firing away as diversion when the boat pulled away.
Mum's brother left on a different boat. The boat sank and no one survived.
We landed in Indonesia and lived in a rundown shed on the beach, waiting for processing. It was fun for me, the youngest, playing on the beach, but my brothers had to row to Indonesia [Java?] each day to work and get money for food.
Somehow, in processing, the extended family got split up, with Mum's sisters ending up in Canada and Luxembourg. My family came to Australia, to the East Hills Migrant camp in Sydney."
Realising a gap in the market, particularly on the southern end of the coast, Sheree and Andrew sought to recreate the food of his family's homeland. With the help of Chef Tien Truong and Andrew's mum, who came up to spend time with Tien in the kitchen, they've achieved just that!
An authentic Vietnamese menu! It's a rarity on the Gold Coast, more often a few Vietnamese dishes are mixed into a 'multi-Asian' menu of Malay, Chinese and Indonesian, as if they're similar!
The Băc to Nam menu features some of my favourites: Summer rolls (or Spring rolls if you prefer) to start, of course there's Phở (I don't care about the meat; for me it's all about the stock, boiled and skimmed for hours, freshened by the addition of Vietnamese mint, chilli and lime at the table), Vietnamese Pancake (oh yum!), Green Papaya or Vietnamese Beef Salad, and I now have a new favourite – Tien's Coconut Chicken Curry. Try out the Corn or Banana Sago for dessert or the Coconut Pandan Jelly ($6 each) and don't skip the Băc to Nam Lotus tea, either hot or cold. It's amazing! With entrées priced under $10, main courses $18 and under, and BYO wine for a small charge, it's a well-priced taste of an exotic cuisine.
Check out the lunch specials for extra value, and I heard a whisper that a banquet taster menu may soon be on offer. That will make the choices easier!
It's easy to feel the authenticity of this modest restaurant, with its bamboo-clad walls, family portraits and photographs of the couple's recent trip back to Vietnam. 'This is who we are,' the place shouts. 'Welcome to our family.'
Families can sit out in the courtyard beside the children's play corner. There's an old rickshaw the couple brought back from Vietnam, as well as a replica boat over the entrance, complete with 'seeing eyes' at the front to guide it back home safely after fishing.
Best of all, you'll receive a warm welcome from Sheree and the team. Eager to share explanations about the food and quick with a smile, their service is genuine and attentive.
Maybe, like me, you'll easily find a new favourite on this menu – an obsession in the making!
Read more of Marj's reviews on Good Food Gold Coast http://www.foodgoldcoast.com.au


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This perennial onion keeps adding on to its clump of upright stalks and hollow leaves, and every summer sends up white globe flowers. Its striking sculptural presence and blue-green/white palette make it a welcome addition to flower beds, with the added bonus of providing fresh mild scallion-like onions that can be harvested year-round.
Culture: Best started in containers, as the first leaves are thread-thin and the plant can be slow to establish. Once it is big enough that it won't get lost, transplant to a permanent location in full sun and good soil. Mature clumps can be 2 feet high and wide.
Approx. 100 seeds per packet
Grown in Potter Valley, California
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Open-pollinated, non-GMO
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IDB Group announces priority support areas for countries affected by COVID-19
March 26, 2020
The Group will finance a response to the public health emergency; safety nets for vulnerable populations; economic productivity and employment; and fiscal policies to ameliorate economic impacts. The Inter-American Development Bank and IDB Invest have outlined their focus for deploying the financial and technical resources made available to borrowing member countries and companies to address the crisis created by COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
FOROMIC launches in the Dominican Republic, seeks to reinvent inclusion
October 31, 2019
The event was attended by IDB President Luis Alberto Moreno. Dominican Republic – FOROMIC, the main event on innovation for the inclusion of Latin America and the Caribbean, has just started in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, with the slogan "Reinventing Inclusion". The event was inaugurated by the Minister of Finance, Donald Guerrero and the President of the IDB, Luis Alberto Moreno.
IDB Lab, CIAT and SoftBank partner to promote smart rice farming in Colombia
October 28, 2019
The Inter-American Development Bank, through its innovation lab – IDB Lab, approved US$2 million funding for a project that will improve the productivity and sustainability of rice farming in Colombia The project, led by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), will implement a new technological solution called "e-kakashi," a service that combines internet of things (IoT), big data, artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber physical systems (CPS) to transform agriculture into a real-time, data-driven science.
Public and private-sector leaders highlight IDB's role in transforming the region
September 27, 2019
The IDB invited leaders from across the region to celebrate its 60th anniversary Washington, D.C. -- The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) today concluded its official 60th anniversary celebration with a "Voices for Development" seminar, where leaders discussed the importance of women's empowerment, sustainable infrastructure and the challenges that the digital revolution represents for institutions.
IDB Group launches Open Innovation Challenge to reduce plastic use
September 26, 2019
Washington, D.C. — The Inter-American Development Bank Group together with MIT Solve launch an Open Innovation Challenge that seeks to find the most innovative solutions that substantially reduce or eliminate single-use plastic and plastic waste in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Rethink Plastics Challenge offers the selected solutions prizes totaling 60,000 USD.
IDB announces winner of the 2019 Superheroes of Development Award
September 16, 2019
The winning IDB-financed project developed a new solution to monitor public infrastructure works and to empower citizens to evaluate the use of public resources in Honduras. WASHINGTON D.C., September 12, 2019. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) announced the winner of the Superheroes of Development contest, an award given to executing agencies that have successfully implemented innovative solutions in projects financed by the IDB.
IDB announces selected proposals of its "Bootcamps for Tech Fans" challenge
June 06, 2019
Fifty-seven proposals were submitted, and the entities selected will benefit people in Central America, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela. IDB Lab, the IDB's innovation laboratory, has announced the two proposals selected to implement the best and most innovative Ready-to-Work Bootcamp models aimed at closing the skills gap of our future workforce in Latin America and the Caribbean, especially of people in vulnerable circumstances.
Spain makes contribution to IDB's migration initiative
March 20, 2019
Event on migration analyzes impact on Latin America MADRID - Spain has made a $5 million contribution to help the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) tackle urgent development challenges posed by the rise of transborder migrations in Latin America and the Caribbean. The contribution was announced at the conference Migration and Cities: The Road to Inclusive Integration held March 20, 2019 in Madrid.
IDB launches Superheroes of Development contest to recognize executing agencies
March 04, 2019
In its second edition, the call for proposals will be open from March 4th to May 17th, 2019. The Superheroes of Development Award will recognize executing agencies of IDB-financed projects that have successfully addressed challenges during its implementation. The contest will identify eight finalists from across Latin America and the Caribbean who will travel to IDB's Headquarters in Washington, D.C. to present their solutions.
Millennials have potential that Latin America and Caribbean must not squander, says study
November 22, 2018
Young people in Latin America and the Caribbean have weak cognitive skills but their socio-emotional abilities are strong, according to the study "Millennials in Latin America and the Caribbean: to work or to study?" The report, which is the result of research drawing on more than 15,000 people in nine countries, also found a high level of optimism and aspiration in this new generation of workers. Young people in Latin America and the Caribbean have great potential but it could end u


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In a competitive three-way race, Midland University President and Tea Party candidate Ben Sasse is the leader for the May 13 Republican Senate primary in Nebraska. The latest poll shows Sasse with 31% of the Republican vote, former state treasurer and current Chief Marketing Officer with Academy Securities Shane Osborn with 25% and Pinnacle Bank chairman Sid Dinsdale with 22%.
Sasse has the support of Tea Party favorites such as Sarah Palin, Senator Ted Cruz and Senator Mike Lee. He's also been endorsed by the Club For Growth, Senate Conservatives Fund, Nebraska Farm Bureau and FreedomWorks, which recently switched its support from Osborn to Sasse.
He's also been attacked by Establishment Senator Mitch McConnell's SuperPAC, the mis-named Freedom Pioneers. Last week, this PAC spent $100,000 for online ads and direct mail attacking Sasse for being "soft" on ObamaCare.
However, these ads seem to be backfiring as the Fremont Tribune took Osborn to task for these negative and less-than-truthful ads. The Tribune accused Osborn of taking Sasse's comments about ObamaCare at a 2010 health care symposium out of context.
Mr. Sasse said that, "Republicans are not repealing this bill (ObamaCare)," and added that Congress has never repealed any entitlement and there weren't enough votes in both houses of Congress to achieve this goal.
These attack ads seem to be a curious and petty use of political funds. Nebraska is a staunchly Republican state and the winner of the May 13 primary is a virtual lock to win in November. This is another example of how much Mitch McConnell hates Tea Party candidates and their supporters, which include former Senator Jim DeMint.
McConnell and DeMint have been at odds with each other dating back to when they were both Senators, and McConnell told the New York Times on March 8 what he thought about the Tea Party: "The goal is to deny (outside groups like the Tea Party) any Senate primary victories, cut into their fundraising and diminish them as a future force in Republican politics."
If Ben Sasse wins on May 13, McConnell will be denied his goal, and this win could provide momentum for other Tea Party candidates around the country.


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An educational game designed to give players the knowledge and skills they need to succeed on their hard-won new jobs. The game focuses on four main areas crucial to job success: job performance, following the rules (including unwritten rules), dealing with people (bosses, coworkers, customers), and showing initiative. Players encounter problems and opportunities typical of those faced by new employees as they try to progress from low-paying entry-level jobs to more responsible, better-paying positions. For 2-6 players or teams. Copyright 2002.
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One night I found myself in Seri Petaling looking for something to eat. We had wanted to look for this "yau char kwai" place (specifically we wanted to try the one where they serve with ice cream) but it seems like the place has closed down and was taken over by one of those shady looking cyber cafes. Note to self: novelty restaurants are bad business. Anyway I ended up driving around aimlessly and happened to come across this place.
We spotted this restaurant with a grill right outside of it. They pasted a bunch of placards on their entrance advertising their dishes. The prices were quite decent so I decided to give it a try. After all everyone needs a decent western meal once in a while :)
Note: don't trust me on the price for this review. I forgot to take the receipt with me when I left.
I can't resist having soup in a western restaurant. Uncle R's menu is a little limited. If I remember correctly the one and only soup they serve is mushroom soup. No complaints from me though... I love mushroom soup. However, the soup isn't all that great. I'm thinking it's probably Campbell's?
They had a special for orange juice that day (RM5.50 if I remember correctly). Serving is standard 'tai tai bui' size. Not too shabby.
Didn't try this but it looked like Kit Yi loved it :)
And here's my dinner for the night. Uncle R's mixed grill (RM19.90) consisting of a piece of succulent lamb, a piece of tender Australian beef and a piece of flattened chicken chop. I must say that whatever Uncle R is using to marinate his meat, it's really really good. You can taste the sweetness in the juicy meat when you bite into it. The chicken I think was especially good. Also, since it's all charcoal grilled the food is especially tasty. I'm not a fan of the sauce he used though... too salty for my tastes.
As we were having our meal the very friendly Uncle R sat down on our table and we chatted a little bit. Uncle R is actually Ronnie Wong. Previously an agency manager in MAA insurance (wow!). The restaurant has been in operation for over 2 years. Uncle Ronnie used to cook for his church and it's there where he perfected his recipes. After encouragement from his church mates, he decided to go into the food business.
He did share a little bit about his secret sauce recipe which I don't think is right for me to reveal here. Try this place out. If you like it then have a chat with Uncle Ronnie about it. He's very very friendly and approachable.
He also stressed that his prices were very low and that his food is value for money. I can't disagree for the most part. Being a former insurance man he couldn't resist the urge to hard sell his "sang har" prawns which I'm definitely going to try the next time I'm here (which may be quite soon). It seems also that his seafood mixed grill is superb value for money.
Highly recommended for a very affordable western meal in a comfortable air conditioned environment. Uncle R's prices aren't much (if any) higher than those western food stalls in the Chinese kopitiam/food courts. Just don't expect the food to be on par with the high class restaurants.
jennifer's wonderworld: Uncle R -- a home feel steak house
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As I was researching the Musical Floppy Project, I noticed the control software was quite complicated to setup. It required installation of NetBeans IDE on your computer, which some people wouldn't want to do. Also, you'd have to run the control software from within NetBeans and not as a portable Java JAR application. I did some tinkering with the program and was able to integrate all required Java libraries into the application itself. Feel free to grab a copy of the pre-compiled application and/or source code.
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With the Investment Outlook 2019, Credit Suisse addresses the topic of changes in the global economy and financial markets. With a new corporate identity, LINE created the entire new concept and implementation. From communication strategy and redesign of the layout to imagery and infographics to the final editorial design in six languages was carried out by LINE.
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