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YES! to Europe – NO! to Eurocrats
In today's political climate, perceptions matter more than anything. It is absolutely critical that once we get a majority of MEPs elected in the European Parliament, most likely at the 2024 EP Elections, we hit the ground running and establish a powerful momentum of change creating its own dynamics and engaging citizens' support. Only in such a manner will we be able to bring the EU's twenty-eight member states' governments to the bargaining table, and to begin rebalancing the European system of governance. The only similar example of a situation of a continent in crisis where a new government took the reins of leadership and began immediately to redress interlocking political, economic, social, and military crises was the United States in 1933, after the election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt to the Presidency of the United States after twelve years of Republican misgovernment that included the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the biggest economic depression of the 20thcentury. After delivering an arousing inaugural speech in which he declared that "…when there is no vision the people perish…" and that "…the only thing we have to fear is fear itself—nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance", Roosevelt and his team went to work and revolutionized the nature and practice of US government practice by transforming it into a modern, effective, vision-driven network of institutions that remains to this day the foundation of the socio-political system that governs today's United States. We in Europe must learn from FDR's example and develop the same ambitious, goal-driven, visionary agenda over our first One Hundred Days centered around five key commitments.
Keeping the Faith in the Critical First 100 Days
Clearly, there are fundamental differences between the Presidency of United States and winning a majority of MEPs in the European Parliament. The MEPs cannot even be considered as representatives of their various national governments empowered to negotiate a new institutional arrangement for the entire European Union, as happened in the United States with the drafting of its current constitution by the Philadelphia Congress of 1787.
The process is most likely to unfold in seven stages:
the first stage will consist in the Euro-Parliament debating, deciding, and voting on its initial proposal regarding the fundamental principles of rebalancing European governance - of the institutions and of the structure of the New Europe;
in a second stage this proposal will be presented to European member state governments, some or all of which might even refuse to discuss or consider such a proposal;
a third stage will involve a cycle of popular meetings and demonstrations across the European Union, and especially in those states refusing to engage in the process, that will put pressure on their national governments to enter into discussions with the European Parliament on this matter;
the fourth stage will consist of exactly such negotiations with all governments once they are finally ready to sit around the table - but also of opening up the process to input from non-governmental civil society groups and organizations interested to contribute their ideas, suggestions, and proposals;
the fifth stage will require the European Parliament and all national parliaments to approve the New Governance Arrangements;
at the sixth stage these new arrangements will have to be submitted either to a single popular referendum either across the entire EU, or to twenty-eight separate ones within each national member state.
finally, at the seventh stage, a transitional period would commence to facilitate the process of practical implementation of the new arrangements, before they would come into full force across the EU.
Of course these seven stages will not be completed in three months or even three years; they are more likely to stretch out across an entire decade - the first five years being taken up with the first six stages, and the second five years consisting of the transitional period and final implementation of the new arrangements. Ideally the first three stages should occur within the first 100 days in order to emphasize the European Parliament's determination to move ahead with this fundamental restructuring of European governance. Voting on the initial draft proposals and bringing pressure to bear on the national governments to come to the negotiating table is a matter that must happen within the first weeks rather than months of the new Strasburg Parliament, with the actual round-table negotiations set to begin within three months from the 2024 Euro-Parliament elections.
The first 100 days should not be consumed only with such constitutional matters, but should also focus on addressing immediate issues that require solutions at the European and national levels. The specific nature of these issues will depend of course on the situation in Europe and in particular in the European Union in 2024. However problems such as youth unemployment, minimum income standards, innovation and entrepreneurship promotion, immigration and refugee reform, and transition to a green economy are unlikely to go away any time soon. The European Parliament should focus on an integrated set of issues that will re-energize the economy, productivity, and innovative capacity of the European Union and put forward a program of action that could begin to be implemented in cooperation with national legislatures during the first 100 days of the new Euro-Parliament.
Finally from the perspective of the internal institutional dynamics of the European Union the European Parliament should - as we will discuss below - make full use of its existing Treaty-based powers and prerogatives to de facto integrate the European Commission within the European Parliament's new governance plan of action and to ensure that the European Council President and High Representative for Foreign Affairs also become part of this team rather than remain beholden to the Eurocrat heads of state and government's wishes.
This 'Citizens' Agenda 21' structured along different levels of intervention and with various time frames should be presented from the very beginning in the Strasbourg Parliament by our Party's top leadership team, be publicized throughout the European Union, and be used as the benchmark for the achievements of the new EU government over the coming months and years. This will provide the new majority of the European Parliament with an indispensable tool to achieve trust, credibility, and support among the citizens who entrusted it with their votes and their hopes for the future.
Rebalancing European Governance
Whilst the European supra-national rebalancing process would be ongoing for the next decade, the new majority of the European Parliament must engage in other tasks that can be completed in a short period of time and bring more accountability, openness, and democracy to the European Parliament. One of the European Parliament's most important new EU Treaty-based powers is that it now has a de facto right to veto the appointment of members of the new European Commission including the Commission President, as well as of the European Council President and of the EU's High Commissioner for Foreign Affairs.The EU Parliament should make it clear to national governments that it will veto every single proposal they initiate without its cooperation and that it will only consider for approval entire EU Commission teams proposed by the European Parliament itself and then approved by the nation-states. What would in fact happen is that the EU Parliament would remain within the letter of the EU Treaties but would in effect totally change around these nomination processes: it is the European Parliament with its new majority of MEPs belonging to our Party that would select the EU Commission as a whole and propose it for approval to the twenty-eight national governments.
Upon receipt of the proposal the national governments would officially nominate them for such positions and send the nominations back for the Euro-Parliament's approval - which would of course vote in favor. This is an example of how the European Parliament can use its significant existing powers in order to turn tables on national governments and constrain them to play by its rules a new game they would not be prepared for. The approval of such a new EU Commission would in fact represent the first legitimately elected government of the European Union level of governance. Exactly the same selection and confirmation process could also apply to the European Council President and to the EU High Commissioner for Foreign Affairs. Finally the head of the European Central Bank would also have to go through a similar nominating process. This could happen very quickly within the first month of our Party's parliamentary victory, enabling it to use its momentum and the shock of its new majority to obtain concrete institutional changes. Once the European Commission, European Council President and the President of the European Central Bank (the EU Presidents' Troika') as well as the EU High Commissioner for Foreign Affairs and all European Council Commissioners will have been selected and approved by the new European Parliament majority, we will have in effect for the very first time in Europe a government appointed legitimately by directly elected MEPs members of the first Strasbourg Parliament legislative majority.
The European Commission will continue to have the right of initiative on legislative projects as well as that of preparing agendas and working documents for European Council meetings; the European Council President will be present at European Council meetings of national heads of state and government in order to act as coordinator and enabler of top-level decisions proposed by the European Council; and decisions prepared by the European Commission and approved by the European Council would then revert to the European Parliament for discussion, debate, amendment, and eventually ratification in accordance with the procedures currently laid out by the EU Treaties. Although this process will continue to remain cumbersome in principle and in need of eventual reform, the effective appointment of the EU Presidents' Troika and second-level political officers listed above by the new European Parliament will enable a much speedier, more coherent and more accountable legislative process that would leave the European Council little choice but to come to terms with the new realities and cooperate to avoid giving voters in national elections the impression that their national governments are deliberately trying to gridlock or set up for failure the EU's new system of cooperative parliamentary governance and suffer the consequences at the polls.
A more symbolic but equally important gesture would be for the new European Parliament to adopt a 'European Declaration of Values and Principles of Governance' that would move away from a strictly legalistic endorsement of human rights and democracy to a more popular and accessible version of what the idea of Europe actually stands for and how we as European citizens plan to achieve such a vision. This Declaration should be the result of an open and democratic pan-European process of deliberation, discussion, and debate, including members and organizations of Europe's nascent civil society – a process that would assist in the emergence of a truly European public sphere.
A third level of action for the European Parliament in its first 100 days would be to consult the grassroots hubs and networks familiar with the problems and challenges faced by various European communities at the local level and ask them to present a series of proposals that could be taken up by the European Parliament, speeded up and resolved within a matter of months.
In brief, within the first 100 days judicious action at the EU constitutional level, at the EU government personnel appointment level, and at the European grassroots projects level could be initiated, coordinated, and implemented in order to achieve significant results and progress capable of driving forward the new European Parliament's majority agenda and of increasing its momentum both with respect to national governments and with its own voters across the EU.
This would showcase in the eyes of European voters the dynamism and ability to innovate of the new Strasbourg Parliament majority and consolidate their support and loyalty for it. At the beginning of the Euro-Parliament's first session our Party's majority caucus will present a check list of objectives arranged according to short, medium, and long-term deadlines - short-term being the first 100 days, medium-term the life of the Parliament, and long-term within the next decade -the "Citizens' Agenda 21". At the end of the first 100 days it should check all the short-term objectives it was able to reach as well as the medium and long-term objectives that it did set in motion and made progress in. In this manner the new Euro-parliamentary majority of MEPs belonging to our Party will showcase both its successes and its readiness to be open, transparent, and accountable from the very first to its voters across Europe.
Bringing Civil Society Back In
The entire European legislative process should be opened up in the way European law Professor and President of the European University Institute (Florence) J.H.H. Weiler suggested with his 'Lexcalibur' initiative: all EU legislative proposals should be put online so that civil society organizations and even individuals may be able to access all relevant information and even make contributions - both online and where warranted in real life - and ensure that civil society itself plays an active and informed role in the shaping of these policies. Rather than limiting the legislative process to elected representatives the direct implication of civil society organizations and of citizens themselves will bring a fundamental change to the traditional liberal representative democratic process of legislation – from a 'closed-source' secretive model restricted to parliamentarians to an 'open-source' accountable model based on principles of absolute inclusion, deep diversity, and the power of the best argument. This would limit the ability of national governments to gridlock the system or even veto critically important bills that would endanger their ability to control the levers of power. This is the kind of both substantive and procedural agenda that should drive forward the strategic planning of the European Parliament's new majority for the first 100 days of its new administration.
But bringing civil society back into the process of governance of the European Union must mean much more than enabling citizens and organizations to access legislative proposals online. It must mean a profound rethinking of the role of direct participative democracy in our lives, at all levels of governance: local, regional, national, and European. Obviously the wider the geographical scope the more difficult direct and continuous citizen involvement becomes and the more important the role of elected representatives. This also applies to the degree of urgency of decisions to be taken. This does not mean that direct participative democracy should not be incorporated to the fullest extent possible in our system of multi-level governance. We need to find flexible balances between the ability of governments to function efficiently, effectively and within required time constraints - especially when crises are involved - and civil society and citizens' involvement by means of direct participation or through popular consultations and referenda.
This is not the time nor the place to paint even with large brushstrokes the outlines of what such a system might look like; it is enough that we have laid down the principles of such an 'open source', accountable, participative, innovative, and dynamic system of governance so that when the time comes, real citizens and institutions across Europe can take this vision further, develop specifics, and put it into practice in accordance with the desires and wishes of citizens at the time. In this way we will move well beyond what US political philosopher John Rawls called 'the veil of ignorance' ensuring the 'fairness' of an initial social contract which then defines, enframes, and 'brackets' permanently a society's institutional arrangements, and hopefully arrive at a new recursive and reflective vision of 'agonistic' and participactive governance implying that even on the fundamentals, active citizen input and participation on a continuing basis must be not only tolerated but promoted, encouraged, and celebrated.
Setting Rules and Standards
The new European Parliament must address two more issues as soon as it is elected in order to ensure that it keeps faith with its promise to be open, accountable, in the service of its own citizens. The first has to do with the benefits and privileges of MEPs themselves and the second with who can get elected to become an MEP in the first place. Current standards governing the terms of service and the remuneration and the behavior of MEPs must be rethought from the ground up and must become clear and unambiguous:
first, the European Parliament must pass a strict 'term limits' and 'cooling down' legislation that will not allow MEPs to sit for more than two consecutive terms and would require them then to take a minimum five-year break before they can stand for election at any territorial level of governance within the EU. Such a cooling down period would also applies to any private sector jobs directly related to specific legislative work they were engaged during their time in office;
second, a strict 'conflict of interests' legislation must also be adopted along the same lines, requiring full and total disclosure of MEPs assets, earnings, and personal connections within various institutions of governance, be they at the legislative, executive, or judicial levels but also in private organizations and in the private sector;
third, MEPs salaries and disbursements must also be significantly limited in order to bring them in line with average incomes of professionals throughout the European Union; their pensions and benefits should also be reduced for only for the period they serve in the Strasbourg Parliament, as opposed to being granted 'for life'. No one should benefit from full pensions during their entire retirement after serving only two terms as MEP. Disbursements also play a very important role in ensuring that MEPs are seen as true representatives of the citizens who elected them and not as careerist opportunists seeking to take advantage of yet another government cash cow;
fourth, the European Parliament must put at MEPs disposal institutionally-owned lodging facilities with all the facilities and amenities required including restaurants, that should be considered as part of an MEPs salary. In exchange no compensation should be paid to MEPs for owning or renting a second house or apartment in Strasbourg or in Brussels. MEPs main residence must remain in the constituency they represent and they must remain fully responsible for all its direct and indirect costs payable out of their own salaries - just like average citizens are responsible for their living arrangements;
fifth, regular transportation between the seats of European institutions in Strasbourg and Brussels and MEPs' constituencies must be carefully regulated. Europe has a highly efficient and affordable rail network that should be used to the fullest extent possible. Any necessary flights must be booked at economy-class level for those requiring air transportation to reach far-away constituencies. No MEP should ever be permitted to travel in business class at citizens' expense;
finally, food, entertainment, and office expenses must also be carefully regulated with strict limits imposed not only on total monthly amounts but on individual items such as lunches, office equipment, and incidental election spending costs.The two principles that emerge out of this brief discussion are the urgent need for deprofessionalization of the European Parliament political system combined with greater openness, accountability, and professionalism of MEPs themselves.


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We are The Knee Replacement Therapists
About the Doctors
Dr. Luke Pedersen, PT, DPT
Dr. Luke Pedersen, PT, DPT is an orthopedic physical therapist working at Total Performance Physical Therapy, an outpatient orthopedic clinic in the Greater Philadelphia area. He graduated from Stony Brook University Doctorate of Physical Therapy Program. While in school, Luke achieved membership into the Alpha Eta National Honor Society for Allied Health Professionals and received the Graduate Honor Award for achieving the highest overall GPA out of all Stony Brook School of Health Technology and Management students.
Through clinical-internships and work experiences, Dr. Pedersen has valuable experience in a wide variety of physical therapy settings. The settings included sub-acute rehabilitation, neurological outpatient, vestibular outpatient, a concussion clinic, and orthopedic outpatient. Although Dr. Pedersen's true love is orthopedic and sports physical therapy, he has gained valuable experience and confidence providing high quality, evidence-based treatment for a wide variety of diagnoses and patients. This includes helping numerous individuals rehab from their joint replacement surgerys and effectively helping them return to all the activities they enjoy.
Dr. Jordan Pedersen, PT, DPT
Dr. Jordan has work experience in a variety of settings including outpatient orthopedics, acute care, sub-acute rehab, and home health physical therapy. He has gone on to complete each level of the Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy Program, also known as the McKenzie Method. This program is a highly researched, exercise based approach of assessment and treatment, which uses a thourough and clinically reasoned evaluation of patients. Additionally, Dr. Jordan is currently in a fellowship program for the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT). This is a national organization committed to excellence in Manual Physical Therapy practice, through practicing the most up to date evidence in the field. Currently, less than 1% of therapist in the US have obtained fellow status.
What is The Knee Replacement Therapists?
Can't I find all this information on the internet already?
Yes, and no. Sure, if you do enough searching you probably will be able to find all the information that we present on our website in one form or another. However, we believe that our material has multiple benefits that you may not receive with just performing a simple google search.
- First, all the information on our website comes straight from licensed orthopedic physical therapists who work with joint replacement patients every day, so you know you can trust the information.
- Second, our material encompasses all aspects of your joint replacement journey from preparation before surgery all the way through until your discharge from physical therapy after the surgery.
- All our information is presented in short easy to follow video series that utilize multiple learning styles. Additionally, you can pause, rewind, and view all the material as many times as you wish.
What other information is provided besides the video programs?
- Our blog discusses a wide variety of topics related to joint replacement surgery and rehab
- We have an Exercise Video Library with videos that demonstrate numerous of common prehab and rehab exercises you may perform
- We have general post operative protocols available to help track your overall progress with rehabilitation.
- We are always constantly working on new material every day.
Can I use the information in the Knee Replacement Therapists Programs in place of going to physical therapy?
What is the benefit of The Knee Replacement Therapists' Programs?
Why the cost for the Programs?
- The Programs will help you determine if you should consider conservative treatment as a first option and possibly avoid the entire joint replacement process in the first place.
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- The Programs will teach you everything to expect with your recovery after surgery and teach you all the common exercises to perform, providing another leg up as you begin your rehabilitation
- The protocols and timelines will provide you with benchmarks and goals to shoot for to keep you positive and motivated throughout the whole process.
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Gnash is a Flash movie player and Web browser plugin for Firefox, Mozilla, Konqueror, and Opera. Gnash supports many SWF v7 features and ActionScript3 classes. Gnash supports the majority of Flash opcodes up to SWF version 7, and a wide sampling of ActionScript classes for SWF version 8.5. Gnash also runs on many GNU/Linux distributions, embedded GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, non x86-processors, and 64-bit architectures. There is also a standalone player for GNOME or KDE based desktops.
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Data center nowadays are migrating to high-bandwidth, high-density network infrastructure. This increased network speeds have tighter link budget requirements that can be challenging to achieve with field terminations. Pre-terminated cabling includes a variety of trunk cables, array cables, and plug and play cassettes that gives data center managers options that suit specific needs. Besides this, there are several reasons to consider pre-terminated optical fiber in data center solution. The following image shows the pre-terminated UTP cassettes.
No Need to Test the Network Performance
With pre-terminated cable assemblies, transmission testing of assemblies is performed by the manufacturer before shipment, and test reports are included with the assemblies. This leaves only continuity testing for copper and 10% insertion loss and continuity testing for fiber, which reduces the time spent testing on-site.
Reduce Downtime
With pre-terminated solutions, data center managers can make changes quickly based on network growth, business decisions, or shifting requirements. In disaster recovery situations that call for fast, temporary data communications set-up, pre-terminated cabling can minimize business downtime and establish communications quickly. It can also be disassembled quickly when the situation is resolved. The components are reusable for more efficient moves, adds, and changes (MACs).
Fast and Simple Deployment
Field termination is the most time-consuming, labor-intensive part of the cable installation process. Once pre-terminated cabling is delivered, it can be unpacked, readied for deployment, and connected quickly. In many cases pre-terminated cabling can cut installation time by up to 80% over field terminations.
Additionally, precision factory-termination processes take place in a clean, well-lit environment, unlike termination in uncontrolled field conditions. This increases the likelihood of clean and uncontaminated optical fiber ports, enables lower loss budgets, and provides overall better electrical transmission. Factory terminations are also guaranteed under warranty, which offer data center managers peace of mind.
Easy Maintenance
Pre-terminated solutions allow for quick clean-up due to minimal leftover materials and scrap. Also, because there is less waste and material to clean up, pre-terminated solutions also help meet green design, waste reduction, and material reuse goals. Additionally, pre-terminated solutions provide an easy way for network managers to proceed a routine check.
If you are making up your mind to deploy a pre-terminated system, one thing you shouldn't miss is that the planning process typically requires more time upfront and more detailed analysis to determine specific cabling and termination routes along the cable trays and within the cabinets. Once the detailed plan is formulated and approved, the system's cabling and connectivity components are manufactured and tested at the factory to ensure they meet all applicable industry standards prior to delivery. The next part will go on to talk about the how to select the suitable pre-terminated solution.
How to Choose the Pre-terminated Cable
Pre-terminated cabling solutions are ideally suited for data center environments where the cable routes are well defined and where the time for deployment, ease of installation, network reliability and manageability are paramount. When selecting pre-terminated cable assemblies, be sure to use a reliable provider that can offer services such as guaranteed cabling performance, design assistance, certified contractor training, and the ability to support large quantities of assemblies in the required delivery window. Make sure the pre-terminated copper or optical fiber purchased through a manufacturer uses components that have been tested and verified by a third party to exceed TIA and IEEE standards. The manufacturer should also provide 100% testing in a quality-controlled environment before the cabling is shipped out to the worksite.
Pre-terminated cables are the plug-and-play solution for links between switches, servers, and patch panels in the data center. As the computing environments and business needs of organizations differ widely, not every enterprise will find the benefits of pre-terminated systems outweigh the investment. Field-terminated copper and fiber cabling and connectivity systems are generally less costly to purchase in terms of the various components. Just to find a suitable solution system for your own network. Providing reliable quality, advanced testing system and favorable price, progress of FS.COM has never stopped. We offer a variety of pre-terminated optics including the breakout patch cable, pre-terminated trunk cable and adapter panels. Fiber optic cables like SC fiber patch cable and LC to LC patch cord are also needed. If you have any requirement of our products, please send your request to us.


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Profile and Biography of Kannada Actor Puneet Rajkumar
This article gives you Profile and Biography of leading Kannada Actor Power Star Punnet Rajkumar. And also you will find the list of movies of Puneet Rajkumar, and awards of Puneet Rajkumar, and upcoming movies of Puneet Rajkumar.
Profile and Biography of Kannada Actor Power Star Punnet Rajkumar
Puneet Rajkumar is most popular, busiest and leading actor of Karnataka/Kannada Film Industry (Sandalwood).
Date of birth of Kannada actor Puneet Rajkumar is on 17th March 1975.
Puneet Rajkumar is fifth & youngest son of Karnataka super star Padmabhushana Dr.Rajkumar and Smt.Parvathamma Rajkumar.
The real name of Puneet Rajkumar is Lohit Rajkumar.
Puneet Rajkumar's nick name is Appu.
Kannada actor Puneeth Raj Kumar has two elder brothers, Shiva Rajkumar and Raghavendra Rajkumar.Kannada Film Industry/Sandalwood identifies Puneet Rajkumar as a Power Star. Presently Puneet Rajkumar is the highest Paid Actor of Sandalwood/Kannada Film Industry
Puneet Rajkumar started his career when he was 6 months old in the movies.
First movie of Puneet Rajkumar as child actor is Premada Kaanike.
During childhood days Puneet Rajkumar used to spend all the time in his father Dr.Rajkumar's Movie shootings.
And Kannada actor Puneet Rajkumar discontinued his education during childhood itself, as he was not interested in studies during childhood days.
Later Puneeth Rajkumar pursued Diploma in Computer Science. Initially Puneet Rajkumar stared his career in Mining business, Finally entered to sandalwood/Kannada film industry in 2002 through the movie APPU.
Puneet Rajkumar got married with Ashwini Revanath, and has two daughters. The elder daughter name of Puneeth Rajkumar is Drithi and the younger daughter name Vanditha.
Puneet Rajkumar Career as a Child Actor
Movies of Puneet Rajkumar as a Child actor
1.Premada Kanike
2.Sanadi Appanna
3.Vasantha Geetha
5.Hosa Belaku
6.Chalisuva modagalu,
7.Bhaktha prahlaada
8.Eradu nakshatragalu
9.Bettada hoovu
11.Shiva Mechchida Kannappa
Puneet Rajkumar was honoured with a National Film Award for Best Child Actor in 1985 the performance in the movie Bettada Hoovu.
Puneet Rajkumar Career as Actor
Puneet Rajkumar appeared in 17 Kannada movies till 2011 as leading
Puneet Rajkumar entered Sandalwood/Kannada Film Industry in 2002 by performing leading role in the movie APPU.Subsequently Puneet Rajkumar got many offers in Sandalwood/Kannada Film Industry.
Movies of Puneet Rajkumar
Appu 2002
Abhi 2003
Maury 2004
Veera Kannadiga Munna 2004
Akash 2005
Namma Basava 2005
Ajay 2006
Arasu 2007
Milana 2007
Bindaas 2008
Vamshi 2008
Raaj - The Showman 2009
Raam 2009
Prithvi 2010
Jackie 2010
Hudugaru 2011
Upcoming Movies of Puneet Rajkumar
Paramathma with Yograj Bhat
Anna Bond with Soori
Ekka with Soori
Another movie, with Gautham Menon Movie name not yet finalised.
Awards of Puneet Rajkumar
Puneet Rajkumar awarded for Film fare Best Actor Award - 2006 for his performance in the movie Arasu.
Puneet Rajkumar awarded for Karnataka State Film Award for Best Actor -2008 for his performance in the movie MILANA
Puneet Rajkumar also awarded for
Great son of Karnataka
AKKA Best Actor Award for his performance in the movie RAAM
Excellent Dancer Award
South Scope - Best Actor Award for his performance in the movie RAAJ - The Showman in the year 2009.
Puneet Rajkumar as Singer
Puneet Rajkumar sung some of the songs of kannada movies.
Puneet Rajkumar sung a song in the movie Bettada Hoovu,Chalisuva Modagalu when he was child artist.
Recently he sung in the movies Bindas,Veera Kannadiga,Vamshi,Raam,Namma Basava Jackie,Mourya,Appu,Lava-kusha,Mylari and in other movies.
Puneet Rajkumar as a Brand Ambassador
Presently Puneet Rajkumar is Brand Ambassador of fSquare, Royal Chalengers Bangalore and Malabar Gold.
Puneet Rajkumar's facebook Profile


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In all of the world of food there is still nothing better than a roast dinner – eaten at home, your mums or at the pub this is the meal to top all meals. However, living in Korea a roast dinner is not so easy to come by. Despite numerous Irish and English Pubs dotted around the peninsula I've still yet to see one on a menu. What's a hungry girl to do? With no other options I'm forced to roll up my sleeves and get to work.
This being a Tuesday I'm not really in the mood to spend 2+ hours cooking a roast with all the trimmings (stuffing, yorkshire puds, roast potatoes and cauliflower cheese etc) This is a quick and easy (yet no less delicious) version for a quick weekday tea or for those lacking an oven.
The Chicken – If your lucky enough to have a chicken man on your street then you would be well advised to make use of this wonderful resource. The chicken man is a guy selling freshly cooked rotisserie chickens out the back of his truck for between 4,000 – 6,000 each. The chickens on my road are particularly delicous as the are stuffed with garlic and rice, a welcome adition to any chicken. Buy 1 or 2 if your as greedy as me. If you dont have a chicken man near by then you can buy pre cooked chickens at home plus and all the other big supermarkets. Although they generally aren't as tasty as the ones from the chicken man. If you truly live in the back of beyond you will have to roast the chicken yourself.
The Potatoes – No one loves a roast potato more than me, but in need of a quick fix I opted for crushed potatoes. More or less the same as mashed but they still have the skins on, it saves peeling them first, just make sure you give them a good scrub to remove the mud. Boil them until soft with a pinch of salt then strain them, add a knob of butter (or 2) some black pepper a splash of milk and some chopped up spring onions and mash with the back of a fork.
The Veg – I went for carrots and broccoli , generally because they are the cheapest to buy. If your feeling flush you can easily find frozen peas, asparagus, green beans and cauliflower in your local homeplus. Just roughly chop and boil in water. Keep your left over water after you have strained the veg and put the chicken carcass and bones in with some extra water to make a fabulous stock for a soup for tomorrow.
The Gravy – This is where most people are going to fall short and sadly for you I have no easy quick fixes. When it come to gravy you need to follow the boy scouts motto and be prepared! Luckily before coming to Korea I had travelled a bit before and had found that gravy in other countries leaves alot to be desired. Therefore I filled my case with Bisto and I bring back more every time I venture home. If you're English and have some loving friends or family ask them to send you some tout suite. If not then you can get hold of some Mcormicks gravy powder in the foreign food mart in Itaewon, though past experience has taught me its not a patch on Bisto. The only other option is to make it from scratch, a prospect for a future post perhaps?
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Some green design eye candy for you on this chilly Tuesday morning via the South Korean capital city of Seoul where recycle-happy installation artist and designer Choi Jeong-Hwa has worked some true magic with discarded building materials.
For the transformative, rubberneck-inducing 2009 project simply titled "千 Doors," Choi completely plastered the façade of an unremarkable 10-story commercial building with 1,000 discarded doors. This was a slight departure for an acclaimed artist best known for "elevating dumpster diving to high art," as the Creators Project puts it. Normally, Choi works not with repurposed building materials but with found plastic objects and straight-up garbage as evidenced in his 2008 installation "Gather Together." For this undertaking, he festooned Jamsil Stadium, a massive structure built for the 1988 Summer Olympics, with sparkling strings of trash unceremoniously thrown away by 10 million people.
As you can see from the photos above and below, with the help of a vivid imagination, scaffolding, and some dedicated scavanging, Choi was able to turn the humdrum and the neglected into somewhat quite extraordinary. "千 Doors" isn't the prettiest thing in the world— a commenter over at TreeHugger likens the building to a "slum on steroids" — but it's certainly arresting and gets you thinking. Can you imagine turning around the corner of a busy city block and encountering this perplexing, pixelated landmark? Uhhh, can someone point me to the entrance?


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[NEW YORK] Goldman Sachs Group Inc reported much bigger profits on Tuesday than Wall Street had been expecting, helped by a substantial rebound in bond trading.
Goldman, the fifth-largest US bank by assets, has historically been more reliant on bond trading than its peers, but the business has been suffering for years from weak volumes and costly financial reform rules.
However, the third quarter was a good one for bond trading revenue across Wall Street, thanks to Britain's surprise vote to quit the European Union and uncertainty about monetary policy in the United States and elsewhere. Goldman joined JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp in reporting stronger results from the business.
Goldman's revenue from trading fixed-income securities, commodities and currencies jumped 34 per cent, to US$1.96 billion, from the third quarter of 2015. It was the biggest contributor to overall net revenue, which was also helped by big gains in Goldman's investing and lending business.
The bank generated US$2.1 billion in net income for common shareholders, up 58 per cent from the year-earlier period. It was the bank's second straight rise in quarterly profit after four quarters of decline.
Earnings per share rose to US$4.88 from US$2.90, partly because Goldman bought back roughly 22 million of its own shares over that time. Analysts on average had expected earnings of US$3.82 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein described it as "solid performance" across Goldman's franchise.
Goldman's shares, which have fallen 6.2 per cent this year, were up 1.9 per cent at US$172.21 in early trading. Its chief rival, Morgan Stanley, is due to report results on Wednesday, wrapping up what has been a better-than-expected reporting period for big US banks.
In addition to revenue gains, Goldman was helped by keeping a lid on costs. The bank launched an efficiency program earlier this year, with the goal of reducing annual expenses by US$700 million.
Operating expenses rose 10 per cent compared to a 19 per cent rise in revenue, and staff levels were down 5 per cent over the year-earlier period.
Goldman's return-on-equity - a closely watched measure of how well a bank uses shareholder money to generate profit - was 11.2 per cent in the quarter. Those returns have been weighed down by higher capital requirements imposed following the 2007-2009 financial crisis. Analysts and investors generally expect big banks to produce returns of at least 10 per cent to meet their basic cost of capital.
Revenue from investments and loans Goldman makes with its own balance sheet more than doubled, to US$1.4 billion. The bank attributed the rise to higher stock market values.
Investment banking revenue, which includes income from advising on mergers and acquisitions as well as underwriting bond and share offerings, fell 1.2 per cent to US$1.54 billion.
Goldman topped all banks globally in M&A fees in the quarter, a slow one for deals, but trailed JPMorgan in revenue from underwriting bond and equity offerings, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Its investment management division generated revenue of US$1.49 billion, up 4 per cent from the year-ago period.
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Best Kindle Fire Music Apps for Kids
Music is a good source of wholesome entertainment for both young and old. Most of you have probably memorized the song "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" or the "Wheels on the Bus" during your childhood. And most of you might agree that you easily memorized the alphabet because of the Alphabet song. For so many years now, nursery or children's songs have continuously entertained and taught children about different things that they would otherwise find it hard to learn without these songs.
Music is considered one of the greatest tools for teaching a child about numbers, alphabets, fruits, animals, places and other things. It also enhances his creativity and imagination while encouraging him to develop a skill in singing or playing an instrument. And with music app for Kindle Fire, your child can now learn about music anytime they want, anywhere. By simply downloading your selection of music app for Kindle Fire, learning about music can never be easier and more entertaining for your child.
Listed below is a list of popular music app for Kindle Fire:
Baby Piano
Price: $1.99
Baby Piano is a music app for Kindle Fire which features an eight-key piano that can play all the notes Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do. Each of the keys is very colorful and decorated with animated animal character above it. Your child can have the option to play his own song or choose a nursery song like "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" and play along in the piano as the key is highlighted. This music app for Kindle Fire is ideal for babies and toddlers from nine months to three year old. But it can also be a great app for those who are young at heart.
Music App for Kindle Fire Product Features
- 8 colorful keys
- 3 piano options: singing child, and animal noises, traditional piano
- 10 popular children songs to choose from
- With record and playback options
Kids Animal Piano Pro
Price: $1.99
Another great music app for Kindle Fire is the Kids Animal Piano Pro. It is a nine-tone piano allowing your child to play a variety of popular songs using animal sounds or instruments such as piano, violin and cymbal. Preloaded songs include BINGO, Alphabet song, Five Little Monkey and several others. Your child will surely spend hours of awesome entertainment while learning different songs with this music app for Kindle Fire.
Music App for Kindle Fire Product Features
- Features a 9-tone piano which is a mixture of animal sounds and different instruments
- Lots of popular songs to choose from
Toddler Music Jukebox: 12 songs
Price: $1.75
Toddler Music Jukebox is a big hit among many children. It is a music app for Kindle Fire that contains dozens of familiar songs such as Old McDonalds, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Wheels on the Bus, and many others. This music app for Kindle Fire is designed so that even children who cannot yet read can easily select the song that they want to play. And they will surely enjoy singing along as the music is played.
Music App for Kindle Fire Product Features
- Preloaded with dozens of classic and familiar children's songs
- With an option to play one music, play all and shuffle
These are just some of the popular music app for Kindle Fire that you can download to teach your child a lot of educational children's songs. What's good about these apps is that you can download them for less than two dollars, yet they are rich in features that can enhance your child's learning and entertainment experience. These apps are really worth more than their price.
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Great Children's Songs Albums for your Kindle Fire Music Cloud
Kindle Fire owners can now safely store music in the cloud through a Kindle Fire music cloud application called Amazon Cloud Player. You can readily download this application to your Kindle Fire for free. Once downloaded, you can simple shop for MP3 music in the app store and save them to the cloud for backup and listen to your music anytime, anywhere.
For parents, the Kindle Fire music cloud is really a great tool for storing an unlimited number of children's songs. Kids are fond of listening to music especially children's songs that can teach them different things from ABC, counting numbers, animals, shapes, and many more. If you install Kindle Fire music cloud, there will be no limit to the number of children's songs that you can store. And your songs are safe because they are stored in the cloud. You can access your songs easily by a simple tap on your Kindle Fire.
To give you a glimpse of the children's songs that you can save on your Kindle Fire music cloud, here are our top 6 choices of albums which contain some of the most entertaining and educational children's songs for your kids.
Baby Beluga
Baby Beluga is a children's music album by Raffi, a popular children's entertainer. It is a famous album originally released in 1980 and now has a Kindle Fire version which can be downloaded to your Kindle Fire music cloud. This album contains 13 songs your kids will surely love including the famous Baby Beluga, Over in the Meadow, This Old Man, Kumbaya, and several others. Purchase this album and store it in your Kindle Fire music cloud and it's guaranteed to entertain your kids and even adults.
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Great Selection of Interactive Books for Kids By Sandra Boynton
Many interactive books for kids now that are available in the app store are based on best-selling children's books by renowned authors such as Jo Tobias-Hind, Lily Mabura, Sandra Boynton, and many others. Making their books available in e-book makes them more accessible and readable by younger children even for those who cannot yet read.
One of the popular authors whose works are now available for Kindle Fire is Sandra Boynton. She has written more than forty books for children that became so popular such as her best-selling Barnyard Dance which was originally published in 1993. The popularity of books by Sandra Boynton can greatly be attributed to their great stories and illustrations that can captivate every child's imagination.
We have listed below four of Sandra Boynton books children will surely love. They are now available for download in the app store. These are really great interactive books, perfect for your kids.
1. Moo, Baa, La La La! – Boynton
Moo, Baa, La La La! is one of Boynton's bestselling children's books which is now available in Kindle app store. This interactive book for kids has all the good components of a traditional pop-up book but offers more lively interaction and nifty discoveries. Every page of this book is full of fun and excitement as animals make different sounds doing what they do. Plus kids will have a mission to accomplish too!
- Improves kids' reading skills as words are highlighted and repeated with a tap
- Plays different animal sounds by simply touching them
- Contains updated original illustrations from Sandra Boynton
- With 2 reading options: "The Big Guy Reads It" or "I Want To Read It Myself"
4 Must Haves Kindle Fire Interactive Book for Kids
Interactive book for kids are created for one special purpose: to help children learn to read in a fun and more exciting way. Fun stories that children love come to life in every page of interactive book for kids. It is far from the passive book where they only see the pictures while mommy is telling them the story. Interactive book for kids are designed to be more interactive such as animals making sounds, characters talking and beautiful music playing in the background. These are just a few of the attributes that kids love about interactive books.
Interactive book for kids are perfect for kids who already know how to read and even those starting to learn. They get to enjoy an interesting story because of the added features these books have like the sound effects and great illustrations.
Having mentioned the benefits of interactive book for kids, we have listed below four of the must- have Kindle Fire interactive book for your kids. These books tell about heroes and animals which most kids already know.
1. PopOut! The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Parent and child will surely have a good bonding experience with PopOut! The Tale of Peter Rabbit interactive book for kids. It is based on the classic tale by Beatrix Potter with more than 50 pages of text and illustrations that will captivate every child's imaginations. It is loaded with interactive features to keep children entertained as they explore and follow the adventures of the mischievous Peter Rabbit. This interactive book for kids has many delightful interactions that can feed every child's imagination. They can make the bunnies giggle and wiggle by simply touching them or they can pull the tab to see more surprises.


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text: Frank Lloyd Wright designed his most famous art glass pattern - the Tree of Life window - for the Darwin Martin House, translated here into a 100% cotton tapestry throw. This wonderful abstract motif is woven in nature's colors: rich browns, eggplant, forest green, and blue, with black. Wrap yourself in warmth. Read. Watch an old movie. And imagine dappled sunlight through golden panes of glass. 53" x 65". Machine wash and dry.


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Great cruising and skiing boat with open bow, rear shelf, and swim ladder. Good condition with very reliable MerCruiser 135HP sterndrive with power trim. Seats up to 8 passengers or 1050lbs. Tubes, skis, and wake boards can be rented through owner.
Great cruising and skiing boat with open bow, rear shelf, and swim ladder. Good condition with very reliable MerCruiser 135HP sterndrive with power trim. Seats up to 8 passengers or 1050 lbs. and room for skis, wake boards, knee boards, tubes, etc. See multi-day discount for 6+ days.
See Optional Tube, Ski, and Wakeboard Packages Below!!
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This boat can be delivered to any lake in the area for $1.25/mile.
Had a great experience renting from David. He promptly responded to all questions and did everything he said he would do throughout the process. Seems like a really honest guy.
David was great to communicate with, quick response and flexible for the boat delivery. The boat worked well and was a blast on the lake. Definitely recommend it!
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Always great to rent from David. He has tubes and wake boards available for rent as well. Have rented from him 3 times now and it was fantastic each time. His boat is well maintained and the cost to rent is reasonable.
David was a pleasure to deal with. The boat was clean and as advertised. We had an excellent time. David was very accommodating and flexible with delivery and pick up times and easy to communicate with.
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Wonderful experience boat was very nice and David wasn't a pleasure to deal with. Will definitely use again.
David was fantastic from start to finish! He was easy to communicate with and prompt at both drop off and pick up! The boast was exactly what we were looking for! It was a great day tubing!
It was a pleasure to rent this boat from David for the week. Everyone enjoyed it immensely.
This was awesome for my family of 7. The kids had the best time. David was very helpful and it could not have been an easier experience for us. We came from Dallas, TX and we were worried about the hassle renting in Michigan, but David made it smooth for my family. Great price too. If your considering it, you should do it- your family will love it. We'll rent from David every year when we come back to Michigan!
Great experience. David and his son Will were a pleasure to rent from.
Everything wennt well and we had good fun with the boat.
David was excellent to deal with. He answered any questions that I had, delivered the boat to the lake and picked it up promptly. My family and I enjoyed his boat and the kids loved tubing! So glad we got the tubing package! Well worth it! We made memories that will last a lifetime and look forward to many more! I highly recommend renting from David and enjoying his Bayliner!
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We made these adorable firetrucks. They were so easy and the kids thought they were the best thing since peanut butter and jelly. I'm not going to lie...I made up the firetruck in the work room THAT MORNING! It was great for following directions.
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I modeled step by step how to make it on the document camera.
We made a thinking map about Firefighters and talked about what they can do, what they have, and what they are. Then, they picked one or two things to write. A few of my kids are not ready to write a complete sentence so they just wrote a word or two. The hats were FREE from Cupcake for the Teacher.
We have been working on the word see so this emergent readers was PERFECT. You can get it FREE HERE.
Don't you love these adorable thank you cards? We colored them in the morning and then gave them to the firefighters that came to the school. Mel D-Seusstastic has a whole set of American Hero Printables FREE in her store.
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The Clarets host Wigan Athletic on Monday night at Turf Moor in the U21 Premier League Cup (7pm KO).
The squad will mainly be made up of players from the Development Squad, but three over-aged outfield players and one over-aged goalkeeper are allowed for the fixture.
Michael Jolley's side will be looking to go one better than last season, where they crashed out in the qualifying stage, losing 2-0 to Hull City.
Fans are welcome to this game, with the Bob Lord Stand open, priced as follows:
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Burnley FC Season Ticket Holders: Free
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One of the easiest stars to spot in the night sky is Polaris – the North Star. Since about 500CE, Earth's north pole has pointed right to it, so it seems to stay nearly motionless while other stars rotate around it.
Pop this hat with its adorable star-patterned crown on the top of your own head and, who knows, maybe all other hats will rotate around you…
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Our focus is Western Europe, with a particular emphasis on France, Germany, BeNelux, Italy and Spain where our team members have a solid personal track record.
SHIFT CAPITAL, established in 2012 and headquartered in Paris, is a recognized company in professional and institutional real estate financial advisory, with more than forty operations totaling over 1.5 billion euros. Our objective is to help, advise and assist real estate investors and fund providers by connecting them.
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Damien has 21 years of experience in the investment and financing fields of real estate. Damien held senior positions both at JPMorgan and ABN AMRO where he was in charge of origination for commercial property finance transactions. He was also Head of Financing for continental Europe at LaSalle Investment Management. Prior to this he was Senior Consultant in Jones Lang LaSalle's Corporate Finance team where he was in charge sell-side and buy-side instructions for complex portfolios, corporate and sale and leaseback transactions. He began his career at Société Générale in the Real Estate Structured Finance team. Damien graduated from a Masters in Econometrics and a Post Graduate Degree in Real Estate Economics and Finance.
Damien has participated, advised, and led more than 60 operations totaling 4.8 billion euros.
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Aurélia has 19 years of experience in international banking. Aurélia held senior positions at The Royal Bank of Scotland, in the Real Estate Finance and later in the Real Estate Advisory, Southern Europe departments. She was in charge of originating and structuring property finance transactions in various sectors such as office, retail, hotel or residential. She led a number of real estate structured transactions at asset, corporate or fund level, and also has experience in equity investments. She began her career at BayernLB as a Credit Analyst where she later went on to become Associate Director in the bank's Structured Finance and Syndications department. Aurélia graduated from Paris-Dauphine with a degree in Corporate Finance and Financial Engineering.
Aurelia has participated, advised, led more than 53 operations totaling 2.6 billion euros.
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Sonia has 19 years of experience in the capital market industry. She held senior positions at The Royal Bank of Scotland where she was in charge of the distribution of structured credit products to French and Belgium institutional clients. Prior to this, Sonia held similar positions in ABN Amro. She began her career at Natexis within the Real Estate Financing department before to join the financial engineering department where she run an Asset Backed Securities Investment book. Sonia received a Master degree in Quantum Physics from the University of Paris XI-Orsay, an MSc in Management from the EM Lyon Business School and a post-graduate Degree in Real Estate at the ESSEC Business School.


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There was literally nothing on TV last night (sorry, am not an America's Got Talent fan -- ugh Piers Morgan), so while flipping through the channels, I came across CW's new show Hellcats and thought, Why not? I'm easily amused by quasi-good acting and predictable drama.
I'm a little hesitant to admit ... I may have just discovered a new favorite show to add to the list.
Don't judge me!
Was it predictable? Oh god, it followed the formula to a tee. Sarcastic girl with major chip on her shoulder from a bad childhood is forced to join the peppy cheerleading squad to stay in school. Turns out, she's awesome, and the chick that she's replacing plots to get rid of her. Stay tuned for episode two ...
I'm not sure why I liked it as much as I did. Maybe it was the pop tunes that they did their booty dancing/cheering to? Or maybe it was because I was reminded of the Aly & AJ music group days (yep, that's what you recognize Aly Michalka from ... gee, I'm just getting cooler and cooler, aren't I?).
Whatever the reason, I was tempted to do a Herkie at the end ... okay not really, but it was a surprisingly good show.
Did you watch Hellcats? Please don't let me be the only person above the age of 18 to have enjoyed it.
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text: Kurdish Peshmerga fighters in northern Iraq are trying to secure their hold on Sinjar mountain, which they have managed to take from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Further south, the Iraqi military is battling ISIL fighters in Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's biggest province, Anbar. Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow reports from Erbil. SOURCE: Al Jazeera Middle East Peshmerga ISIS/ISIL Iraq


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PSI December 2013
What is it really like to go back to the classroom to learn new skills? This month the PSI Editor spends the day on a CCTV course and reports on the session. Also we look at protecting multi-occupancy buildings and put an Axis network camera through its paces. Read this issue NOW
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Matches counting for the 17th day of play took place in stadiums across the country last weekend.
Canon Yaounde have regained the top seat of MTN Elite One championship. They beat Cosmos of Mbam 1-0 in a day 17 encounter that took place at the CAF Excellence Centre in Mbankomo on May 26, 2018.
The victory puts Canon on top of the league table with 31 points.
Canon's goal was scored by Brice Sindjo who scored from the penalty spot. PWD of Bamenda is second with 31 points and Tonnerre Kalara Club of Yaounde is third with 31 points. In all seven matches were played with six goals scored and two draws. In the second game in Mbankomo Tonnerre Yaounde beat AS Matelots of Douala 1-0.
In Limbe Avion of Nkam played a 0-0 tie with bang Bullets of Nkambe at the Limbe Annew Stadium. In Bafang, Lion Blessé beat PWD of Bamenda 2-0 at the Bafang Municipal Stadium. Ngaoundere University drew 0-0 with AS Etoa Meki at the Ngaoundere Municipal Stadium. In Dschang, Racing Bafoussam beat Renaissance of Ngoumou 1-0 at the CENAJES d Stadium. In Bamenda Panthere Sportive of Bangangté beat National Polytechnic 1-0 at the Yong Sports Academy Stadium.
At the end of the 17th playing day, Brice Sindjo (Canon Yaounde) remains the best scorer for the season with 10 goals. He is followed by arch rival, Aime Mangolo of Avion of Nkam with nine goals.
David Metogo Anaba (Lion Blessé) is third with eight goals. Kunde Emmanuel Junior of Canon Yaounde has seven goals, Mfegue George (Avion) seven goals, Dhobit Clovis (PWD) five goals and Lionel Ateba (AS Etoa Meki) five goals.
Three clubs are already in the relegation zone. They are National Polytechnic of Bamenda with 11 points, Dynamo FC 10 and Ngaoundere University ten points.
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When defining a locale data block in the C library, the macros
that define an
LC_TIME data block are as follows:
LC_TIME_beginwith a symbol name and a locale name.
Call the
LC_TIMEdata macros as follows:
LC_TIME_week_shortseven times to provide the short names for the days of the week. Sunday being the first day. Then call
LC_TIME_week_longand repeat the process for long names.
LC_TIME_month_shorttwelve times to provide the short names for the days of the month. Then call
LC_TIME_month_longand repeat the process for long names.
LC_TIME_am_pmwith two arguments that are respectively the strings representing morning and afternoon.
LC_TIME_formatswith three arguments that are respectively the standard date/time format used in
strftime("%c"), the standard date format
strftime("%x"), and the standard time format
strftime("%X"). These strings must define the standard formats in terms of other simpler
strftimeprimitives. Example 8 shows that the standard date/time format is permitted to reference the other two formats.
LC_TIME_c99formatwith a single string that is the standard 12-hour time format used in
strftime("%r")as defined in C99.
LC_TIME_end, without arguments, to finish the locale block definition.
The following example shows an
LC_TIME data
LC_TIME_begin c_time, "C" LC_TIME_week_short "Sun" LC_TIME_week_short "Mon" LC_TIME_week_short "Tue" LC_TIME_week_short "Wed" LC_TIME_week_short "Thu" LC_TIME_week_short "Fri" LC_TIME_week_short "Sat" LC_TIME_week_long "Sunday" LC_TIME_week_long "Monday" LC_TIME_week_long "Tuesday" LC_TIME_week_long "Wednesday" LC_TIME_week_long "Thursday" LC_TIME_week_long "Friday" LC_TIME_week_long "Saturday" LC_TIME_month_short "Jan" LC_TIME_month_short "Feb" LC_TIME_month_short "Mar" LC_TIME_month_short "Apr" LC_TIME_month_short "May" LC_TIME_month_short "Jun" LC_TIME_month_short "Jul" LC_TIME_month_short "Aug" LC_TIME_month_short "Sep" LC_TIME_month_short "Oct" LC_TIME_month_short "Nov" LC_TIME_month_short "Dec" LC_TIME_month_long "January" LC_TIME_month_long "February" LC_TIME_month_long "March" LC_TIME_month_long "April" LC_TIME_month_long "May" LC_TIME_month_long "June" LC_TIME_month_long "July" LC_TIME_month_long "August" LC_TIME_month_long "September" LC_TIME_month_long "October" LC_TIME_month_long "November" LC_TIME_month_long "December" LC_TIME_am_pm "AM", "PM" LC_TIME_formats "%x %X", "%d %b %Y", "%H:%M:%S" LC_TIME_c99format "%I:%M:%S %p" LC_TIME_week_short "Sat" LC_TIME_end


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Wednesday, 8 pm
I am cross and discontented right now because I didn't accomplish much today. Tidying (a little), pruning the basil and blogging were my major accomplishments for the day. I'm not certain where the rest of the time went, either; that's the puzzling thing.
Husband is away from home this evening, so this is a throwback to the old days for me: the semester I lived in Germany, actually alone in an apartment for the first time in my life. The last, too, now that I think of it. I've been living with friends and/or NTS ever since.
I was pensive and productive during those months in a way I've seldom been since. I was alone—not always, but when I didn't have plans. I was alone, and being alone, created my own company. I had little access to a fiction library, not having discovered project Gutenberg and online books, and had no internet access nearer than the university. Public wi-fi was not a priority in small Bavarian towns at the time.
I wrote half a novel in those six months. A callow adventure, to be sure, but the story lived during that time in a way it hasn't always managed since.
It didn't hurt either that the sun would set behind the hills in an orange flow, and paths wound unpeopled through the hills for my especial benefit, drawing in strands of summer's hilltop light that never would make it to the surrounding valley.
I went to Rome that semester, to Salzburg and Paris. I skied in [the Alps] and lived in Munich. But it's not the snow-topped mountains I remember. It's the hills that ring Eichstaett, a unicersity town no one has even heard of except for the students and the pilgrims. It's the light that they hold and the life where I walk to school like Heidi along a footpath that weaves between grass and tree to village edge.
Anyone who writes fairy tales knows the seductive pull of liminal space: between day and night, light and darkness, good and evil. Magic kingdoms exist in those spaces, and goblins creep about the edges, rubbing long, wicked fingers. Suspended in the hills between glow and shadow, day hung suspended for infinite moments. It was in those moments that I breathed in dusk and summer and breathed out story.
Now the days grow long again, and dusk falls on trees lashing in spring wind. Night has fallen. I've written away the moments between day and dark; written the light into my own words. A candle against the night.
A candle flame is not nothing.
I am not cross.


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Five days a week my standard go to eye look usually consists of a peach and a taupe matte eyeshadow. Incredibly wearable and slightly boring, especially when it turns routine. To mix things up a bit I decided to throw in a shimmery shadow and I honestly feel like it makes all the difference.
Stila's Kitten has been a long-time favourite of mine as well as a cult favourite of the beauty community, and I love using it as a complete wash all over my lids with a fluffy brush to help blend out the edges around the crease. Then I use just a tiny bit of Too Faced's Velvet Revolver, some eyeliner and mascara and you're good to go! Simple and just gives your everyday eyes a bit of extra shimmer and glam 🙂 My current favourite go to eye look for work!


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54 years ago, on November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy, one of USA's most loved leaders, was assassinated. Here are five things you should know about his assassination.
The death of the elephant in Kerala has sparked huge outrage. The pregnant elephant died after consuming cracker-laden pineapples. She died a painful death while standing in the Velliyar River. The tragedy has triggered a massive condemnation and rightfully so. But this is not the first time elephants' suffering captured everyone's imagination.
Delhi's 'Langar on Wheels' is helping feed thousands of needy daily. The initiative has been taken by the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee they aim to provide food & water and ensure no one goes to bed empty-stomach.
Cities across the US continue to witness mass demonstrations following the death of an African-American man named George Floyd in Minneapolis. The incident has now spurred protests and rallies around the world.
This roadside barbershop ensures safe services to customers. The two men are seen wearing PPE dress to ensure full safety for themselves as well as for the customers.
Ahmedabad Police personnel are standing below a solar-umbrella that comes with a mini fan to beat the heat. This wonderful invention was made possible by Adib Mansuri, a 23-year-old mechanical engineering student from Juhapura in Ahmedabad.
Protests have flared up across the United States following 46-year-old George Floyd's death on May 25. Alleged violent clashes, properties being set on fire, looting and an aggressive response by authorities have intensified the protests.
This story will leave you with a smile. A mushroom farmer in Delhi, Pappan Gehlot, booked flight tickets for 10 migrant labourers. This employer spent nearly Rs 68,000 to book tickets for his employees.
A non-profit named United Sikhs sanitised Delhi's Jama Masjid ahead of Eid, and Muslims from Maharashtra's Ichalkaranji area funded a 10-bed ICU for the town's only government hospital. Here's some more good news from the week.
Khalsa Aid needs, a humanitarian organisation leaves no opportunity to help people in difficult times. As millions suffer during this pandemic, Khalsa Aid has once again come forward to help people.
The Sikh community came forward to sanitise Delhi's Jama Masjid ahead of Eid. The community members joined hands to make the place safer ahead of the congregation and festivities. Their gesture has reaffirmed our belief in mutual love, unity and respect.
We have seen many shocking visuals of the Syrian War and this video of a Syrian father-daughter duo will further break your heart. War is devastating and traumatising especially for children who do not understand it. And what this father did will pull at your heart's strings.
You remember that lie detector test where the polygraph needles would go nuts trying to figure out what the truth is? Or the truth serum that was once injected to know what a human being is truly feeling? Are we really understood? Because we say so much, but most of it is misunderstood by people or understood at all. On this season of Tech Probe we met such great creators, but this one stands out. Here's why.
Public transport is the backbone of every city. In India, we have buses, trains and the metro, which is usually under construction. So the quick fix to our travel problems is the auto. Now in India, we have more than five million of these, so imagine the kind of pollution that's pumped into the system. But today on Tech Probe, we've found a solution to the auto, and this is the autocorrect we need.
Wagr is a small, light, and comfortable device which tracks your dog's location and activity. The device attaches to your dog's collar and through the companion, the mobile app tells you everything you need to know to ensure their safety and fitness.
Annie is the world's first self-learning braille device for the visually impaired. Rapyuta, a robotics company that's making it easier for businesses to use robotics and drone solutions without necessarily having in-house expertise. Watch Tech Probe only on Indiatimes to learn more.
Isn't watching a rocket launch a fascinating thing? Every rocket is expendable, it just falls off. Unfortunately, there are lot of these pieces of debris that remains up there. Ever wondered what happens to all of it? Apparently, satellites also have a graveyard.
Back when Mumbai was Bombay, the city introduced us to our favourite tea-time snack, the Bombay sandwich. You won't be wrong in calling it the city's superstar dish either. Join Kubbra Sait and Indiatimes as we discover India's flavourful history with #IndiaOnAPlate.
If you want to know how stuff works, this is the place to head to. Welcome to 'The Tech Probe,' a crazy world of inventions! It is safe to say that the future is automated. Watch it exclusively on Indiatimes.
Winter is here and what better than the comfort food 'chikki' during this season? Do you know how it's made? Here's a clue: the humble chikki was born right here in Lonavla. Join Kubbra Sait on #IndiaOnAPlate to find out the interesting tale behind this mouth-watering sweet snack.