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Day 1 : Gangtok: Welcome to the North East!
Upon arrival at the Bagdogra Airport/NJP Railway Station, you will be transferred to the hotel in Gangtok to check in. Relax for a bit before heading out to explore this town on your own.
Go on a shopping spree and pick up some exquisite Sikkim handicrafts and local wares. Savor some regional delicacies of Gangtok before heading back to the hotel to rest.
Distance from Bagdogra Airport to Gangtok: 125 km
Travel Time (Bagdogra Airport to Gangtok): Approx 4 hours
Day 2 : Gangtok: Enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour
Wake up to a beautiful morning amidst the hills of Gangtok and take in the scenic sights while savoring a delicious array of buffet dishes. Explore tourist hotspots like the Bakthang Falls, Handicraft Centre, the Tashi Viewpoint as per this Gangtok tour plan. Next, head to the Flower Show, Chorten Tibetology and the Ganesh Tok.
Sip on some local tea at MG Marg and buy some traditional Sikkimese handicrafts on this Gangtok holiday tour. After a fun day of sightseeing, get back to the hotel for a sound sleep.
Day 3 : Gangtok: Excursion to Tsomgo Lake and Baba Mandir
Set out on excursion tour of Baba Mandir and the shimmering Tsomgo Lake after a scrumptious breakfast on the third day of your Gangtok holiday tour.
Enjoy the mesmerizing sight of the Brahmini ducks and other migratory ducks at the Tsomgo lakeside. Next, pay your reverences at the Baba Mandir and then try some local street delights before retiring back to your cosy beds at the hotel.
Day 4 : Gangtok- Bid Farewell to Gangtok
Savor a wholesome breakfast after which you must complete all your checking out formalities. Then head to the Bagdogra Airport/NJP Railway Station to catch the flight home.
Distance from Gangtok to Bagdogra Airport: 125 km
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Globally we face significant food security challenges due to population growth, the requirement to live within environmental limits and changing geo-political factors. The need for innovation in the food and drink sector has never been greater, and SEFARI research focuses on innovation through science by reducing food waste, using waste differently, and considering what goes into our food products in the first place – as well as considering the efficiency of the systems which underpin the sector. All of this feeds into the Ambition 2030 growth targets for Scotland's food and drink. SEFARI collaborates with businesses across the food chain, from farmers and growers, to processors, food companies and supermarkets to help drive the innovation agenda.
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Developing a"Genetic Scorecard": A World-first for Scotland
The following case study summarises a SEFARI Think Tank involving the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh and Scottish Natural Heritage.
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Leading industry and SEFARI science representatives from Scotland's food, drink and agricultural sectors came together to discuss and speculate what Scotland's dinner plate may look like in 2050.
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Mycotoxins are unavoidable, natural food contaminants which are produced by fungi growing on agricultural crops. Growth can occur in the field or in storage.
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Tom Cruise was on David Letterman on December 16, 2008, and he came on with his own Top 10 list of the craziest things that are said about him on the internet, and believe me, Tom Cruise has comedy chops yet.
Tom Cruise lists off on his Top 10 list and, although he cracks a laugh every now and then, he manages to make the audience holler with laughter, rather than the usual pity applause David Letterman usually gets when he lists off his own Top 10s.
Tom Cruise has been doing the publicity circuit for Valkyrie and I think he has managed to salvage his reputation and is seemingly normal again. He stopped preaching about Scientology and is able to laugh at himself. Now, I'm jusr waiting for Tom Cruise to appear on Saturday Night Live making fun of his religion - now that would be awesome.
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a. The Department started in the name of "Department of Computer Science and Application" (DCSA) offering an elective subject at the first degree level in the academic session 1992-1993. After the Autonomous status being granted to the college for its overall performance in the academic session 2006-2007, the Department offering Computer Science at +3 Science level as Major elective – I at First Degree (2nd sem.), Major elective – II at Second Degree (3rd sem.), Information Technology as Compulsory at Second Degree (4th sem.) for all Science students, Computer Application as Compulsory for all Commerce students at Third Degree (5th sem.) and Elective for Third Degree (5th sem.) Arts. To provide better exposure and to meet the forthcoming challenges Honours teaching facility with 32 seats has started from the academic session 2010-2011 which has enhanced to 64 from the academic session 2015. In addition to under graduate course ours is the second college in the state providing the M.Sc. Degree in Computer Science with 32 seats from the academic session 2009-2010 for which students from all over the state have been showing great interest in the Department. Within this short span the department has created its own identify.
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|B.Sc.(H), PGDCA
Remarkable achievements
- Campus Selection - 14 out of 28 during 2013, 08 out of 29 during 2014, 05 out of 28 during 2015.
- Other Than Campus selection - 02 in Indian Postal Department, 01 has established his own small scale industry, 02 working as an development officer in nationalized banks and in insurance sector.
- HOD, Ajay Kuamr Mishra has published three books and has several national and International publications.
- Mrs. Sagarika Pattnaik, a senior faculty has published papers in national and international journals.
- Students graduating from the college with Computer Science as Honours subject are opting higher studies in Computer Science / M.C.A./ Computer Hardware / Software Engineering / M.B.A. etc. All most all of them either get placement in the state / central government jobs or in industries / corporate bodies / consultancy. Those who unfortunately not able to get placed are self-employed on the basis of training provided to them during their UG and PG programme.
|Sudipta Kumar Debata
|Working as a Consultant in CESCO.
|Subhalaxmi Sahoo
|Working as a Lecturer in Computer Science at Banki (Auto) college Banki.
|Ardhendu Bikash Pattnaik
|Working as a System administrator in Axis bank.
|Swapna Rani Jena
|Working as a Software developer in Software solution, BBSR.
|Manoranjan Meher
|Working as a System analyst in Software Company, Cuttack
|Rakesh Kumar Jena
|Working as an associate member in Robotics.


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Here I am sharing with you 19 local tips in Macau, venture to markets, shopping streets, shops, museums, and other places that you may not know about…
Category: Macau
Macau is a small town but it's amazingly filled with great food. It is impossible to list out all the delicious places – but I do have a list of personal favorite, some of them are famous, some of them are intimate and 'secretive'. Once a Portuguese colony, Macau is a southern Chinese community that serves brilliant Portuguese cuisine with a Chinese cooking touch – the end result of the combo is exponential.
Hengqin is a newly developed district in Zhuhai and a new getaway destination for locals in Macau. The Ocean Kingdom is a theme park that has a great collection of exotic wildlife exhibits from polar bears, beluga whale, to manatee and more. The park also showcases native Chinese white dolphins that reside in the Pearl River Delta between Macau and Hong Kong.


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So, it is time to get on celebrating! To do it right, you need an authentic King Cake made locally here in Tulsa at Merritt's!
King Cakes are oval shaped sweet bread loaves iced and decorated in the carnival colors of green, gold and purple representing faith, power & justice, respectively. As the cake is cut, each person looks to see if his piece contains the small baby. The person who finds the baby brings a King Cake to the Mardi Gras party the next day (or next week if you are a slow partyer)!
Mardi Gras season officially begins on the Twelfth Night of Christmas, or January 6th known to Christians as the Epiphany, or Little Christmas. Since the third century, the Epiphany has been observed as the day the Three Wise Men finally found the infant Jesus. King Cakes, therefore, were initiated to celebrate this holy day, and a small baby doll is placed in each cake as a symbol of finding the baby Jesus.
It is crazy fun to see who gets the baby! And at Merritt's we make a braided style in 5 flavors: Cinnamon, Strawberry, Cream Cheese, Blueberry, and Pecan. Our full sized cakes feed about 12-20 people, but we also have a miniature size for one. Order yours in advance by calling or ordering here on-line or just stop into one of the stores!


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Terms and Conditions
1. Definitions
"Ace" shall mean Ace Campervans Limited T/A Ace Campervan Rentals, its successors and assigns or any person acting on behalf of and with the authority of Ace Campervans Limited T/A Ace Campervan Rentals.
"Customer" shall mean the Customer or any person acting on behalf of and with the authority of the Customer.
"Campervan" shall mean all Campervan/s (including any accessories or contents) supplied on hire by Ace to the Customer (and where the context so permits shall include any incidental supply of services). The Campervan shall be as described on the Hire Agreement, quotation, booking form, invoice or any other document as provided by Ace to the Customer.
"Minimum Hire Period" shall mean the shortest duration of time in which the Campervan can be hired, and is as specified on the Hire Agreement, quotation, booking form, invoice or any other document as provided by Ace to the Customer.
"Price" shall mean the cost of the hire of the Campervan, as agreed between Ace and the Customer subject to clause 4 of the Hire Agreement.
2. Acceptance
The Customer is taken to have exclusively accepted and is immediately bound, jointly and severally, by these terms and conditions if the Customer places a booking for the Campervan, or accepts Delivery.
These terms and conditions may only be amended with Ace's consent in writing, and shall prevail to the extent of any inconsistency with any other document or agreement between the Customer and Ace.
Electronic signatures shall be deemed to be accepted by either party providing that the parties have complied with Section 22 of the Electronic Transactions Act 2002 or any other applicable provisions of that Act or any Regulations referred to in that Act.
Ace shall provide the Customer with at least one (1) copy of the Hire Agreement; a copy must be kept in the Campervan through the hire period, and produced on demand by any law enforcement officer.
3. Change in Control
The Customer shall give Ace not less than fourteen (14) days prior written notice of any proposed change of ownership of the Customer and/or any other change in the Customer's details (including but not limited to, changes in the Customer's name, addresses, contact phone or fax number/s, or business practice). The Customer shall be liable for any loss incurred by Ace as a result of the Customer's failure to comply with this clause.
4. Price and Payment
At Ace's sole discretion –
the Price shall be indicated in the Hire Agreement in respect of the Campervan supplied to the Customer; and
a deposit of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00), or three thousand dollars ($3,000.00) for international licensed drivers shall be required to reserve the booking of the Campervan, and:
shall act as a bond upon commencement of the hire period, and shall be refunded to the Customer in three (3) weeks of return of the Campervan, provided the same is returned to Ace at the agreed location and the agreed time, in the same condition as when hired, and no accessories or contents are lost or damaged. This amount may be reduced proportionately where Ace has incurred costs to restore the Campervan to the same condition it was prior to the hire by the Customer (including, but not limited to, cleaning, refilling the gas bottle and fuel tank, repair of damage, etc.), and in the event of any traffic infringements, parking fines and/or tolls; and
irrespective of the payment of the deposit, the full payment of the Price shall be due prior to collection of the Campervan.
Time for payment for the Campervan being of the essence, the Price will be payable by the Customer on the date/s determined by Ace, which may be:
seven (7) days from the date of the invoice;
the date specified on any invoice or other form as being the date for payment; or
failing any notice to the contrary, if no date is stated then payment shall be due on collection of the Campervan..
Payment may be made by cash, direct debit, automatic payment, electronic/on-line banking,credit card (fees apply) or by any other method as agreed to between the Customer and Ace.
Unless otherwise stated the Price does not include GST. In addition to the Price the Customer must pay to Ace an amount equal to any GST Ace must pay for any supply of the Campervan on hire by Ace under this Hire Agreement, or any other agreement. The Customer must pay GST, without deduction or set off of any other amounts, at the same time and on the same basis as the Customer pays the Price. In addition the Customer must pay any other taxes and duties that may be applicable in addition to the Price, except where they are expressly included in the Price.
Receipt by Ace of any form of payment other than cash shall not be deemed to be payment until that form of payment has been honoured, cleared or recognised.
The Price shall not be subject to any set-off or deduction for any reason whatsoever (including for any sums owed or claimed to be owed to the Customer by Ace) and, without limiting the generality of the forgoing the Customer shall not be entitled to withhold payment of any invoice because part of that invoice is in dispute. In the event the Customer disputes any part (or all) of any invoice, such dispute must detailed in writing and given to Ace within seven (7) days of the date of the invoice. If the Customer shall fail to comply with this provision, any non-payment of an invoice (in whole or in part) shall entitle Ace to (at its sole discretion) place the Customer's account into default.
5. Delivery
Delivery of the Campervan ("Delivery") is taken to occur at the time that the Customer, or the Customer's nominated carrier, takes possession of the Campervan at Ace's premises. Ace (or Ace's nominated carrier) may agree to make Delivery and/or collection of the Campervan to and/or from the Other nominated main locations, and the Customer will pay to Ace any charges and expenses incurred thereby where applicable, the costs of delivering and/or collecting the Campervan.
Any time or date given by the Company to the Customer is an estimate only. The Customer must still accept Delivery, even if late, and the Company will not be liable for any loss or damage incurred by the Customer as a result of Delivery being late.
6. Hire Period
At Ace's sole discretion –
a Minimum Hire Period shall apply in all cases, and are as follows –
four(4) days, based on standard days, which excludes statutory holiday periods; and
four (4) days where the hire period falls within the Easter period; and
seven (14) days where the hire period falls within the Christmas and New Year period.
the hire period shall be the number of days stipulated in the Hire Agreement.
The Price is calculated on hire charges (per calendar day) applicable to the hire of the Campervan and at the time of such hire, and:
are subject to change without notice; however, the hire charges for a booking shall not be altered once the booking has been confirmed; and
the day of collection is counted as day one (1) of the hire period, regardless of the pick-up time, and the day the Campervan is returned is counted as the final day.
Late collection or early return of the Campervan shall not entitle the Customer to any refund of the unused portion of the hire period.
The Customer shall, at or before the expiry of the hire period, deliver the Campervan to Ace's premises, or obtain Ace's consent to the continuation of hire. Any extension of the hire period shall incur additional charges, which shall be due for payment when Ace confirms the extended period.
No allowance whatever can be made for time during which the Campervan is not in use for any reason, unless Ace confirms special prior arrangements in writing. In the event of the breakdown of the Campervan, provided the Customer notifies Ace immediately, hiring charges will not be payable during the time the Campervan is not working, unless the condition is due to negligence or misuse on the part of or attributable to the Customer.
Ace shall not refund any unused portion of the hire period; however travel insurance (where applicable) may in some circumstances cover such. Refunds on any cancelled hire of the Campervan shall be subject to clause 2
7. Ace's Obligations
The Ace shall supply the Campervan in a safe and roadworthy condition.
The Ace shall be responsible for all ordinary and extraordinary costs of the Campervan during the hire period, except to the extent that by the terms of the Hire Agreement, those costs are payable by the Customer.
8. Customer's Responsibilities
The Customer shall ensure that –
maintain the Campervan as is required by Ace (including, but not limited to, maintaining water, oil and fluid levels and tyre pressures and/or any punctures that may occur during the hire period);
notify Ace immediately by telephone of the full circumstances of any mechanical breakdown or accident in connection with the Campervan. The Customer is not absolved from the requirements to safeguard the Campervan by giving such notification.
satisfy itself prior to taking delivery of the Campervan that the Campervan is suitable for its purposes;
operate the Campervan safely, strictly in accordance with the law, only for its intended use, and in accordance with any manufacturer's instruction, whether supplied by Ace or posted on the Campervan;
ensure that all persons operating or erecting the Campervan are suitably instructed in its safe and proper use, and where necessary, hold a current certificate of competency and/or are fully licensed;
comply with all occupational health and safety laws relating to the Campervan and its operation;
keep the Campervan in their own possession and control;
not alter or make any additions to the Campervan including but without limitation altering, make any additions to, defacing or erasing any identifying mark, plate or number on or in the Campervan or in any other manner interfere with the Campervan;
the use of the Campervan is solely for the Customer's use and shall not permit the use of the Campervan or any part thereof to be used by any other party for any other purpose;
not exceed the recommended or legal load and capacity limits of the Campervan;
not use or carry any illegal, prohibited or dangerous substance in or on the Campervan;
not fix any of the Campervan in such a manner as to make it legally a fixture forming part of any freehold;
all reasonable care is taken in parking the Campervan, and that the handbrake is properly engaged;
all vents and windows are secure before driving; and
the Campervan is locked and secure at all times it is not in use;
on termination of the hire period, return (or deliver up for collection) the Campervan complete with all parts and accessories clean and in good order as delivered, fair wear and tear accepted, to Ace.
The Customer shall be liable for any tolls, or parking and/or traffic infringements and will supply relevant details as required by the Police and/or Ace relating to any such parking or traffic infringement and offences, impoundment, towage and storage.
Smoking and the use of any illegal drugs is not permitted in the Campervan. Any evidence or smell of smoking / drug use will incur any costs of cleaning the Campervan, and/or repairing or replacing upholstery or any contents of the Campervan. If there is evidence of fish smells in the frideg, the customer is responsible for the replacement of the fridge,.The use of candles / naked flames, or gas cooking devices that are not factory installed is expressly prohibited. Any damage resulting from the Customer's failure to adhere to this clause shall be the responsibility of the Customer.
Animals are not permitted inside the Campervan (except for registered guide dogs).
The Customer shall not –
sublet or hire the Campervan to any other person; and
permit the Campervan to be driven outside their authority; and
drive the Campervan, or permit it to be driven, in circumstances that contravene clause 3.
In the event of loss or damage to the Campervan (and any of its contents) the Customer shall be liable for –
the daily hire rate for the period the Campervan is off fleet for accident repairs (up to a maximum of seven (7) days); and
the costs of repairing any –
damage to windows, vents and/or tyres;
damage relating to creek or river crossing, beaches and flooded areas, or on restricted roads;
overhead or underbody damage to the Campervan.
the cost of replacing lost keys;
the new list price of any Campervan that is for whatever reason destroyed, written off, or not returned to Ace;
all costs incurred in cleaning the Campervan;
any insurance excess payable in relation to a claim made by either the Customer or Ace in relation to any damage caused by, or to, the hire Campervan whilst the same is hired by the Customer and irrespective of whether charged by the Customer's insurers or Ace's.
9. Insurance
Subject to the exclusions set out below, the Customer, and any driver authorised to drive the Campervan, is fully indemnified in respect of any liability they might have to Ace in respect of the loss or damage to the Campervan and its accessories and spare parts and any consequential loss of revenue or other expenses of Ace, including towing and salvage costs associated with the recovery of the Campervan and its accessories and spare parts.
Subject to the exclusions set out below and herein, the Customer, and any driver authorised to drive the Campervan, is indemnified to the extent of the amount stipulated in the Hire Agreement in respect of any liability they might have for damage to any property (including injury to any animal) belonging to any other person and arising out of the use of the Campervan.
The indemnities referred to above shall not apply where the damage, injury, or loss arises when –
the driver is under the influence of alcohol, or any drug that affects their ability to drive the Campervan;
the driver is in breach of the Transport Act 1962, the Traffic Regulations 1976, or any other Act, regulations, or bylaws relating to road traffic;
subject to the Campervan being deemed safe and roadworthy on the commencement of the hire period, where the Campervan becomes (during the hire period) in an unsafe or unroadworthy condition which has caused or contributed to the damage or loss, and the Customer (or driver) was aware, or ought to have been aware, of the unsafe or unroadworthy condition of the Campervan;
the Campervan is used in any race, speed test, rally, or contest;
the Campervan is driven by any person who at the time of driving the Campervan is disqualified from holding or has never held a driver's licence appropriate for the Campervan;
the Campervan is wilfully or recklessly damaged by the Customer (or any other person nominated in the Hire Agreement or driving the Campervan under the authority of the Customer), or is lost as the result of wilful or reckless behaviour of the Customer or any such person.
the Campervan is used outside the hire period, or any agreed extension of that term.
It is agreed between Ace and the Customer that Section 11 of the Insurance Law Reform Act 1977 shall apply with respect to the above exclusions as if this clause constituted a contract of insurance. The general effect of this provision is that an exclusion will not apply if the Customer proves on the balance of probability that the damage or loss was not caused or contributed to by the matters to which the exclusion refers.
10. Repairs and Accidents
If the Campervan is damaged or requires repair or salvage, whether because of an accident or breakdown, the Customer shall advise Ace of the full circumstances by telephone as soon as practicable.
The Customer shall not arrange or undertake any repairs or salvage without the authority of Ace except to the extent that the repairs or salvage are necessary to prevent further damage to the Campervan or to other property.
The Customer shall ensure that no person shall interfere with the lights or suspension of the Campervan, except in an emergency.
11. Title
The Campervan is and will at all time remain the absolute property of Ace. Without prejudice to any other rights of either party hereunder, Ace may cancel the Hire Agreement (without refund) and take immediate possession of the Campervan (in accordance with clause 2) in the event:
the Customer is in breach of these terms and conditions, or fails to return the Campervan (or Ace reasonably believes that the Campervan will not be returned) at, or before, the expiry of the hire period; or
the Customer has obtained the Campervan through fraud or misrepresentation; or
the Campervan is damaged or abandoned; or
Ace reasonably believes that the safety of passengers, or condition of the Campervan is, or has been, endangered.
The Client grants Ace (or their agent) the right to (as the invitee of the Client) enter upon and into land and premises owned, occupied or used by the Client, or any premises where the Campervan is situated (or believed to be situation) and take possession thereof (including any personal property of the Client stored therein), without being responsible for any damage thereby caused, and the Customer shall be liable for any repossession costs incurred by Ace.
Ace shall have a lien on any property stored in the Campervan for all sums payable by the Client to Ace, and Ace shall have the right to sell such property by public auction or private treaty after giving seven (7) days' notice to the Client. Ace shall be entitled to retain the sums due to it, in addition to the charges incurred in the storage and sale of such property, from the proceeds of sale and shall render any surplus to the entitled person. Any such sale shall not prejudice or affect Ace's right to recover from the Client any amounts due or payable in respect of the hire of the Campervan (and this agreement), or the repossession, storage and sale of the Client's property.
The Customer is not authorised to pledge Ace's credit for repairs to the Campervan or to create a lien over the Campervan in respect of any repairs.
12. Personal Property Securities Act 1999 ("PPSA")
Upon assenting to these terms and conditions in writing the Customer acknowledges and agrees that:
these terms and conditions constitute a security agreement for the purposes of the PPSA; and
a security interest is taken in all Campervan and/or collateral (account) – being a monetary obligation of the Customer to Ace for Services – that have previously been supplied and that will be supplied in the future by Ace to the Customer.
The Customer undertakes to:
sign any further documents and/or provide any further information (such information to be complete, accurate and up-to-date in all respects) which Ace may reasonably require to register a financing statement or financing change statement on the Personal Property Securities Register;
indemnify, and upon demand reimburse, Ace for all expenses incurred in registering a financing statement or financing change statement on the Personal Property Securities Register or releasing any Campervan charged thereby;
not register, or permit to be registered, a financing statement or a financing change statement in relation to the Campervan and/or collateral (account) in favour of a third party without the prior written consent of Ace.
The Ace and the Customer agree that nothing in sections 114(1)(a), 133 and 134 of the PPSA shall apply to these terms and conditions.
The Customer waives its rights as a debtor under sections 116, 120(2), 121, 125, 126, 127, 129, 131 and 132 of the PPSA.
Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Ace, the Customer waives its right to receive a verification statement in accordance with section 148 of the PPSA.
The Customer shall unconditionally ratify any actions taken by Ace under clauses 1 to 12.5.
13. Unclaimed Property
The Customer acknowledges that any property owned by the Customer that is left (or remains) in the Campervan whilst in the possession of Ace will be held for one (1) month, after which Ace shall be entitled to dispose of the property. Ace shall have the power to sell the property to recover any outstanding payment owed by the Customer.
14. Security and Charge
In consideration of Ace agreeing to supply the Campervan, the Customer charges all of its rights, title and interest (whether joint or several) in any land, realty or other assets capable of being charged, owned by the Customer either now or in the future, to secure the performance by the Customer of its obligations under these terms and conditions (including, but not limited to, the payment of any money).
The Customer indemnifies Ace from and against all Ace's costs and disbursements including legal costs on a solicitor and own client basis incurred in exercising Ace's rights under this clause.
The Customer irrevocably appoints Ace (and each director of Ace) as the Customer's true and lawful attorney/s to perform all necessary acts to give effect to the provisions of this clause 14 including, but not limited to, signing any document on the Customer's behalf.
15. Defects and Warranty
The Customer shall inspect the Campervan on delivery and shall within forty eight (48) hours notify Ace of any alleged defect, shortage in quantity, damage or failure to comply with the description or quotation. The Customer shall afford Ace an opportunity to inspect the Campervan within a reasonable time following delivery if the Customer believes the Campervan is defective in any way. If the Customer shall fail to comply with these provisions the Campervan shall be presumed to be free from any defect or damage. For any defective Campervan, which Ace has agreed in writing that the Customer is entitled to reject, Ace's liability is limited to replacing the Campervan.
No warranty is given by Ace as to the quality or suitability of the Campervan for any purpose and any implied warranty is expressly excluded. The Customer shall indemnify and hold harmless Ace in respect of all claims arising out of the use of the Campervan.
16. Default and Consequences of Default
Interest on overdue invoices shall accrue daily from the date when payment becomes due, until the date of payment, at a rate of two and a half percent (2.5%) per calendar month (and at Ace's sole discretion such interest shall compound monthly at such a rate) after as well as before any judgment.
If the Customer owes Ace any money the Customer shall indemnify Ace from and against all costs and disbursements incurred by Ace in recovering the debt (including but not limited to internal administration fees, legal costs on a solicitor and own client basis, Ace's collection agency costs, and bank dishonour fees).
Without prejudice to any other remedies Ace may have, if at any time the Customer is in breach of any obligation (including those relating to payment) under these terms and conditions Ace may suspend or terminate the supply of Campervan to the Customer. The Ace will not be liable to the Customer for any loss or damage the Customer suffers because Ace has exercised its rights under this clause.
Without prejudice to Ace's other remedies at law Ace shall be entitled to cancel all or any part of any order of the Customer which remains unfulfilled and all amounts owing to Ace shall, whether or not due for payment, become immediately payable if:
any money payable to Ace becomes overdue, or in Ace's opinion the Customer will be unable to make a payment when it falls due;
the Customer becomes insolvent or bankrupt, convenes a meeting with its creditors or proposes or enters into an arrangement with creditors, or makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors; or
a receiver, manager, liquidator (provisional or otherwise) or similar person is appointed in respect of the Customer or any asset of the Customer.
17. Cancellation
The Ace may cancel the Hire Agreement, or cancel delivery of the Campervan at any time before the Campervan is delivered, by giving written notice. On giving such notice Ace shall repay to the Customer any sums paid in respect of the Price. The Ace shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatever arising from such cancellation.
In the event that the Customer cancels this contract, the Customer must provide Ace written notice at least thirty (30) days prior to the commencement of the hire period. Any cancellation with notice less than the aforementioned shall deem the Customer liable to pay to Ace a cancellation fee (calculated as follows):
notice of between twenty-nine (29) and ten (10) days: the deposit shall be forfeit, and a subsequent amount which would equate the cancellation fee to fifty percent (50%) of the Price; or
notice of less than ten (10) days, or no notice at all: the deposit shall be forfeit, and a subsequent amount which would equate the cancellation fee to full Price.
18. Limitation of Liability
It is a condition of the Hire Agreement that, to the extent permitted by law, Ace shall be under no liability whatsoever to the Customer for any indirect and/or consequential loss and/or expense (including damages, inconvenience, loss of income/revenue, profit, goodwill or anticipated savings, or any rectification costs), or any third party claims, suffered by the Customer in connection with the hire, possession or use of the Campervan, or arising out of any act, omission, default or delay (whether negligent or not), or any breakdown of the Campervan (whether caused by fair wear and tear, lack of repair or negligence on the part of Ace, or any other reason whatsoever). Alternatively, Ace's liability shall be limited to damages which under no circumstances shall exceed the Price.
Ace may assist the Customer with the installation of a child restraint; however, Ace shall not be liable for any loss or damage (including injury or death) incurred by the Customer (or any third party) in relation to such child restraints. It is the legal responsibility of the child's parent or guardian to ensure that their child is properly restrained.
19. Privacy Act 1993
The Customer authorises Ace (or Ace's agent) to:
access, collect, retain and use any information about the Customer;
(including any overdue fines balance information held by the Ministry of Justice) for the purpose of assessing the Customer's creditworthiness; or
for the purpose of marketing products and services to the Customer.
disclose information about the Customer, whether collected by Ace from the Customer directly or obtained by Ace from any other source, to any other credit provider or any credit reporting agency for the purposes of providing or obtaining a credit reference, debt collection or notifying a default by the Customer.
Where the Customer is an individual the authorities under clause 1 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
The Customer shall have the right to request Ace for a copy of the information about the Customer retained by Ace and the right to request Ace to correct any incorrect information about the Customer held by Ace.
20. General
If any provision of these terms and conditions shall be invalid, void, illegal or unenforceable the validity, existence, legality and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not be affected, prejudiced or impaired. The failure by Ace to enforce any provision of these terms and conditions shall not be treated as a waiver of that provision, nor shall it affect Ace's right to subsequently enforce that provision.
These terms and conditions, and the Hire Agreement to which they apply, shall be governed by the laws of New Zealand and are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of New Zealand.
The Hire Agreement is subject to the provisions of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 in all cases except where the Customer is contracting within the terms of a trade/business (which cases are specifically excluded).
The Customer shall not be entitled to set off against or deduct from the Price any sums owed or claimed to be owed to the Customer by Ace.
The Ace may license or sub-contract all or any part of its rights and obligations without the Customer's consent.
Neither party shall be liable for any default due to any act of God, war, terrorism, strike, lock-out, industrial action, fire, flood, drought, storm or other event beyond the reasonable control of either party.


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Messages from Buffalohair by Ann LRD
|Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 12:22 pm Post subject:
A call in from Carlos before his lunch time Hi to Everyone!
|Buffalohair says, They all know he is insane now!?Buffalohair arriving to meet a tiny lady French Producer at a very Exclusive fine home covered in Ivy, that is really a French Style Restaurant for the Hollywood Stars, Movie Producers and those In-The – Know like ones from 60 Minutes even, yes that Andy Rooney, who looks Buffalohair up and down.Buffalohair is dressed in his classy style and they are all dressed in white polo shirts and white shorts with sweater sleeves tied around their necks!
Buffalohair comes in driving his truck covered in Red Earth off the Oklahoma Rez, to park next to their shiny polished high priced cars.
But when a tiny French woman arrives [whom they all rush to wait on] And she calls out …… Carlos!!!!!!!!!!! And gives him a big hug! Like what?????? Who is this Big Guy?????
Hi Carole!
|Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 6:29 pm Post subject:
Hi everyone from Carlos!
|Phone call from Buffalohair just now, checking in from LA. California.He wanted to know what was happening here at the Vue. So I made up a story about a …… just kidding!
He says he is very tired, as it was a long day for him! He forgot his laptop, and has not been around a computer that he can use that is Internet connected!! I was just thinking …… he is going to flip over all these little guys I am using? lol Hi Carole
|Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 11:03 am Post subject:
Carlos checking in before my lunch time,
|Buffalohair said he saw Blue Skies for an hour today!As Buffalohair was talking with me I could hear all these birds chirping away, getting louder and louder like they were growing in numbers and were starting to drown out Buffalohair's voice. I asked what are all those birds I hear? He said, Oh nothing to worry about, they are just eating on a rotten corpus on the other side of the gate. Oh Hi Carole!
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Carlos just checked in, yes, he is in ! NW Pacific Coast Washington State!
|The Tulalip (too-lay-lip) Film Festival is being held August 24-25 in Tulalip, Washington, featuring the works of Coast Salish and select films by Native filmmakers from other tribal nations.Website:http://www.nwic.edu/tulalipff/index.php
He really is there!The sun is even shining and it is really nice today! For those who know Washington State. We usually get about 5 days of rain each week. But August is the Summer time there, so I hope it is nice the whole time for his filming! Lots of Video streaming for his Blogs when he gets back he says!
Hi Carole! Get ready!
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This page is about the genealogical traditions of the iban people from their mythical past ancestors to this modern day Ibans. Originally the tusut was told from one generation to the next by oral tradition and mentioned in various songs, prayers, praise performed at various rituals of the Iban people. My hope is to keep alive the memory of my ancestors journey and sacrifice through time …………….the blood, sweat and tears they shed to carve the way for the survival of their descendant. Let their hope and prayer for us will not be in vain.
From the time when God created Dayang Laing from a golden rock (tengkulas batu mas) , through the time Bejie climbed the stairway to heaven to seek answers from God, the arrival of Sengalang Burong and the people of Tansang Kenyalang, the arrival of the Panggau Libau and Gellong people, the arrival of Pateh Ambau (a nobleman from Minangkabau), to their present day descendent, the journey has been very eventful (at times brutal) and has been transcribed in various pages of this website. The main aim of this publication is to share with readers and the future generations the study of our Iban family tree as they spread their wings out across the land of hornbill.
Yours faithfully,
Gregory Nyanggau Mawar
Uchu Sengalang Burong
Benedict Sandin & Professor Clifford Sather wrote:
The genealogies presented in the following appendix represent an important source of supplemental documentation. They derive, as explained in the Introduction, from the tusut, i.e., memorized, orally transmitted lines of descent preserved in memory by recognized genealogists and those whose pedigrees they trace. In addition to oral tusut, since the turn of the century a number of these lines have been recorded in writing (in Romanized Iban) and today there exists in the main Saribas, Layar, Paku, and Rimbas rivers, a considerable body of written genealogical traditions. These have also been drawn on by the author.
Like the original tusut from which they derive, each genealogy that appears in the following appendix consists of a single-line pedigree. Each begins with a named founder (pun) and is traced through a single descendant in each generation. The descendant through whom the genealogy is traced may be either a man or a woman. It is in this form, as a single-line, bilateral pedigree, that individual tusut are typically memorized and recited by the Iban, and it was in this form that the author originally recorded them in written transcription.
It is important to stress that while each tusut represents a single-line genealogy, the tusut as a collective body of oral genealogical traditions are extremely branching. Through their interconnection they provide individual with a number of alternative ways of tracing ancestry, or of establishing his or her kinship with other persons. Thus the genealogies presented here can only hint at the complexity of the tusut genealogies as an active, living, continually changing body of oral tradition.
The method the author has used to present these genealogies requires a brief explanation (see also Sandin 1967: 94-95). Essentially, the materials are presented in three columns. The first column begins with the name of the pedigree founder. It lists by generation each successive descendant through whom the line is traced. The "X" that appears between the names listed in the first and second columns indicates marriage. The names in column 2 are therefore the names of the husbands or wives (if known) of the main-line descendants whose names appear preceding the "X" in column 1. As already noted, Iban kinship is bilateral and the tusut, as I mentioned in the Introduction, are traced through women as well as men. Unless the sex of an individual is clear from the context, women are indicated in the genealogies by a (f).
The names that appear in column 3 are those of the offspring of the married couples whose names are paired in columns 1 and 2. Since each genealogy is a single-line pedigree, the name of only one of these offspring reappears in column 1 at the start of the next generation below. This, of course, is the main-line descendant through whom the pedigree is traced.
Here it should be noted that the names of additional offspring may be, and, indeed, in the case of recent generations, frequently are remembered, and may be given when a tusut is recited. This feature of the tusut can be seen from the genealogies recorded here. The recall of additional offspring, beside the main-line descendant, is one of the factors that accounts for the ramifying nature of the tusut. Another even more important factor is the pairing of husbands and wives, both of whose names, except in the earliest generations of very long tusut, are listed when the tusut is recited. This is illustrated by the examples I discussed in the Introduction. Potentially, and very often in fact, each child is the point of departure for an additional tusut. Which offspring is used in following out a line of descent will depend upon the purpose an individual has in mind in reciting a tusut, and often, in tracing ancestry back in time, points of collateral connection are established between persons as a result of their ability to recall the names of additional brothers or sisters, beside the main-line descendants through whom connecting lines are being traced. Not surprisingly the names of additional offspring, up to seven or eight, are more commonly recalled for the most recent generations in any particular tusut. Again, this can be seen from the genealogies that follow. On the other hand, the earliest generations in the case of particularly long genealogies rarely include the names of more than one offspring. In some cases even the names of husbands and wives are absent (see, for example, Genealogy I, generations 1-6; or Genealogy II, generations 1-10). Additional names begin to occur frequently some ten generations before the present, and in the Saribas are regularly remembered, and tend to be quite complete, for the most recent four or five generations.
An additional factor that adds further flexibility to the tusut is that pedigrees may be traced through either adoptive or natural parents. As adoption is frequent, this allows most individuals, as noted in the Introduction, further lines of ascent in tracing their ancestry.
In the genealogies that follow the author gives examples that suggest something of the highly branching nature of the tusut. Following a complete single-line pedigree (batang tusut), he has, in some cases, recorded a number of partial branching lines (pechah tusut), each diverging through a brother or sister of one of its main-line descendants. The point of divergence is indicated by the numbering of generations. This follows from the main-line pedigree. Thus, for example, Genealogy la branches from Genealogy I at generation 26. The main-line genealogy is traced through Cheraring (f), while Genealogy la is traced from her brother Jantan (see Genealogy 1 and la, gen. 26). Both are children of Sawai and Kaya, as shown from the main-line pedigree.
Generations, in all cases, are consecutively numbered, beginning with the generation of the pedigree founder, represented here as generation 1. The same system was used by Benedict Sandin in his previous writings, including The Sea Dayaks. Numbering is thus in accordance with each genealogy itself. This system is, of course, arbitrary. It assumes that for each particular genealogy no more remote ancestor is known than the one whose name appears at the start of the first column as the tusut's "source". In actuality, it is always possible, of course, that other informants may exist who are able to extend this pedigree further back in time, beyond this particular ancestor to an even more remote "source".
Counting both main-line and branching genealogies, the author has recorded 68 genealogies in the following appendix. These vary in the number of generations they contain from 4 to 32. The mean number is 18. All end with adults who were alive, most of them married and with children, between 1976 and 1981, when these genealogies were originally compiled.
The personal names that appear in the tusut introduce a possible element of confusion. Every Iban receives a personal name (nama) soon after birth and their use in the tusut represents one important context in which personal names are employed by the Iban. Possible confusion arises from the fact that such names are not necessarily retained, but may be changed and a new name taken at any time during an individual's life, as a result, for example, of ill-health or persistent misfortune. As a consequence, it is not uncommon for the same person to be known by more than one name in the course of his or her lifetime. As a result, it occasionally happens that the same individual may appear in one tusut under one name and in another under a different name. In addition, the same name may be pronounced differently. This is most apparent when dealing with the names of remote ancestors whose descendants now live in widely separated areas. These differences may be marked enough to make it difficult to establish the identity of particular ancestors, or to correlate genealogies from different regions.
Another source of possible confusion derives from the practice of re-bestowing (ngangkat) the same personal name on a descendant of the original name-bearer in every fourth generation. In the Saribas, such re-bestowal of names is a very common practice. As a result, the same names tend to appear again and again within single family lines. An example of this practice can be seen in the case of "Blaki" in Genealogy I and of "Uyut" in Genealogy III. Names are never re-bestowed on nearer generations. This insures that the original name bearer is never alive at the same time as his or her namesake. The avoidance is also related to a prohibition (pemali) on the use of personal names between in-laws of the same and closely ascending and descending generations (see Sandin 1980a: 65 for a brief discussion of this prohibition). Such a prohibition would be difficult to observe if names were re-bestowed on nearer descendants. In order to avoid confusion between ancestors and descendants bearing the same name, the author has distinguished between them, whenever they occur in the same genealogy, by the use of Roman numerals, e.g., in Genealogy I, Blaki I, Blaki II, and so on. This convention is, of course, the author's own and is unknown in the original tusut. Here, however, the terms tuai (elder) and biak (junior) are sometimes used, appended to names, to distinguish those of earlier and later generations.
Personal names are seldom used in conversation or direct address among those who are well-known to one another, including members of the same longhouse. Except for children, their use is generally regarded as impolite or disrespectful. Once a person is married and has a son or daughter, he or she is ordinarily addressed by a teknonym, that is to say, by the name of his or her child, as either "Mother of (indai)…" or "Father of (apai) So-and-So" (using the child's personal name), for example, as Indai Mawat ("Mother of Mawat") or Apai Lada ("Father of Lada)". The child whose name is used is usually the first-born or first-born son. Later, a person may be known by the name of a grandchild, as "Grandmother of (ini')…" or "Grandfather of (aki') So-and-So". Teknonyms rarely appear in the tusut although they are occasionally used in the historical narratives and sometimes appear in ritual invocations of ancestors.
In the past warriors who succeeded in taking the head (antu pala) of an enemy in war were entitled to bear a praise-name or ensumbar as a way of commemorating their prowess. In the genealogies that follow, as well as in the main text and notes, praise-names are enclosed in quotation marks. Examples, which are many, include "Bedilang Besi" ("Iron Hearth"), "Mali Lebu" ("Invincible"), "Rentap" ("Collapse"), "Bujang Berani" ("Brave Bachelor"), "Tarang" ("Brilliant"), and "Lang Ngindang" ("Soaring Hawk"). Ensumbar are commonly used in chants and oral narratives, but appear in the tusut, as a rule, only in combination with personal names. However, many Iban leaders of the past are remembered chiefly by their praise-name. For this reason, the author has recorded both praise-names and personal names when both have been preserved in the oral tradition. Again, the use of praise-names introduces a possible element of confusion. This is because the same ensumbar was sometimes taken in the past by more than one warrior. Examples from the present study include, for example, Jiram "Rentap" and Libau "Rentap", Tur "Bayang" and Dana "Bayang". Many others could be cited.
In The Sea Dayak of Borneo, Benedict Sandin (1967: 95-96) reminded his readers of the gaps and inconsistencies that exist in the tusut traditions. This reminder deserves repeating. The existence of significant discrepancies should hardly be surprising, given the fact that we are dealing here with verbally transmitted traditions which serve a variety of significant social functions and depend, very largely, on human memory for their preservation. Thus the tusut relate not merely to the past, but continue to play an active part in contemporary social relations as well. Among other things, they legitimize claims to historical leadership or to past emigrational priority; they help keep alive kinship ties; and secure land rights and community boundaries. What is surprising is that these traditions are as consistent and as rich in historical materials as we find them. Aside from annotation, no attempt has been made to rewrite the genealogies that follow, to make them more "logical" or historically coherent. Instead, the author has recorded them from the tusut exactly as the latter were entered into his field-notes, so that they might be read independently, over and against the mythic and historical narratives that form his principal historical sources.
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Studio is the name of a wine but it is also the study of a wine. A study made up of research and experiment on two varieties of grape, typical of the Soave area: Trebbiano di Soave and Garganega. This study began several years ago, and has led Ca' Rugate towards a rereading and reinterpretation of these two indigenous vines.
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During this learning process, we believe we have tried to discover a new way of interpreting these two extraordinary grape varieties typical of our region. For us too, like the ballerina on the Studio label, studying doesn't stop here - indeed it never comes to an end.
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link2Unity does compile a standard shader which holds "all combinations" or "variants" of features included in the standard material. It does this via the #pragma multi_compile and #pragma shader_feature directives. Read more on them on their manual page, especially the part about the "Difference between shader_feature and multi_compile".
These directives use keywords to determine what bits of shader will be used at runtime to render the object. (e.g.: #pragma multi_compile LIGHTMAP_OFF LIGHTMAP_ON)
You can then specify which of these elements you want to use, with the Shader.EnableKeyword("") and Shader.DisableKeyword(""), like Yanik said.
However, if the shader is using shader_feature as opposed to multi_compile, then the unused variants of shader_feature will not be included into your game Build.
I had a quick look at unity5's new standard shader source code and I see that it uses shader_feature a lot. I haven't tested this yet but it must mean that you must make a build where you have one dummy object with a standard material using all the features you will require at runtime, in order for the full shader to make it into the build.
Any thoughs?Using the keywords above is enough to get your scripted Material modifications working while running in the editor.
However, because Unity only checks for Materials used in your project to determine which variants to include in your build, it will not include variants that are only encountered via script at runtime.
This means if you enable the _PARALLAXMAP keyword for a Material in your script, but you do not have a Material used in your project matching that same feature combination, the parallax mapping will not work in your final build - even though it appears to work in the editor. This is because that variant will have been omitted from the build because it seemed to not be required.


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The phenomenon of Yugonostalgia continues to elicit attention from the media and academics.
And, finally, a big farewell kiss to my beloved Yugoslavia. We probably won't meet again, dear, but nothing will ever replace you in my heart." Dragan Todorović, in the Acknowledgments of The Book of Revenge: A Blues for Yugoslavia Featured… Continue Reading →
Vlad Beronja and Stijn Vervaet, eds. Post-Yugoslav Constellations: Archive, Memory, and Trauma in Contemporary Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian Literature and Culture. Berlin: De Gruyter, 2016.
"Yubilej: Ja sam Jugoslovenka," Novosti, 11/30/2018
Jurica Pavičić, "HRVATSKA JE IZVUKLA NAJVEĆU DOBIT IZ JUGOSLAVIJE! Vladajuća ideologija drži se mita da je to bila negacija hrvatskog identiteta, a istina je suprotna," Jutarni List, 2/19/2018 [pdf]
It's a poor sort of memory that only works backwards.
The most painful state of being is remembering the future, particularly one you can never have.
A Gallup poll released a year ago, on May 18, 2017 shows that perceptions regarding Yugoslavia's breakup vary by former republic, by ethnicity, and by age.
Rieff, David. In Praise of Forgetting: Historical Memory and Its Ironies. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2016.
Olick, Jeffrey, Vered Vinitzky-Seroussi, and Daniel Levy, eds. The Collective Memory Reader. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Kapuscinski, Ryszard. Travels with Herodotus. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2007.
Ugrešić, Dubravka. The Ministry of Pain. Translated by Michael Henry Helm. New York: HarperCollins, 2005.
Luthar, Breda, and Maruša Pušnik, eds. Remembering Utopia: The Culture of Everyday Life in Socialist Yugoslavia. Washington, DC: New Academia Publishing, 2010.
Connerton, Paul. The Spirit of Mourning: History, Memory and the Body. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011.
I think that the picture of Yugoslavia, of the life in it, and what kind of country it was will be less and less clear as more and more time passes since its breakup.
The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.
I was about 18 when these Changes happened. I studied hard in school and did all the things I was supposed to do. But it was for nothing.
Proust, Michael. Swann's Way: In Search of Lost Time, Volume 1. 1913.
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Hibbing & Grand Rapids, MN – Fairview Range and Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital are proud to announce the expansion of cardiology (heart care) services in Hibbing, Minn., and Grand Rapids, Minn.
Dan Brody, DO, cardiologist with University of Minnesota Health Heart Care, will be providing cardiology services five days a week between Fairview Mesaba Clinics - Hibbing and Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital in Grand Rapids beginning April 24. Dr. Brody will work closely with primary care physicians in the region to provide a full range of cardiology services for patients close to home.
"I am excited to now live and work in this area. Many of the people I've met have said they are very grateful that I am here, which is very encouraging and humbling. I look forward to providing cardiology services in these communities so patients can receive high-quality care just a short drive away," said Brody.
Dr. Brody was born and raised in Minnetonka, Minn. He received a medical degree from University of Pikeville-Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed a residency at Detroit Medical Center-Huron Valley Sinai Hospital and completed a cardiology fellowship at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa.
Though Brody and his family will be living in Grand Rapids, he regularly meets with other cardiologists with University of Minnesota Health Heart Care. His expertise brings the benefit of research-based, academic medicine to heart care clinics in our region.
To schedule an appointment with Brody at Fairview Mesaba Clinics – Hibbing, please call 218-362-6937. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Brody at Grand Itasca, please call 218-9799-1203.