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Magnolia grandiflora
Plants are 1-2 feet in height. Magnolia grandiflora (also called Bull Bay) is a very tough broadleaf evergreen. Its lustrous dark green leaves have a warm, orangish brown pubescence underside that keeps its color in even the most trying of weather conditions. Southern Magnolia have beautiful blooms that come in the Spring and Summer months. These wonderful flowers can be as large as 12 inches across and have an exquisite citrus scent that attract bees and butterflies. Given its robust nature, it is interesting to note that the Magnolia genus originally developed fibrous flowers and leaves to aid in pollination by beetle, long before the appearance of bees. Southern Magnolia is great for wet areas and remains a good urban tree. It is native to the southeastern United States and has been successfully grown as far north as British Columbia in the Western US and Columbus, Ohio in the Eastern US. Southern Magnolia is easy to transplant and is an upright grower that is pyramidal in shape. More planting instruction can also be found at boydnursery.net/planting/.
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|Leaves alternate and are simple, evergreen, elliptic, and 5 to 10″ long and less than half as wide. Leaves are dark green above, lighter green below and often ferrugineous-pubescent beneath. Leaves are messy and never seem to decompose, drop in spring and fall.
|60 to 80′ in height with a spread of 30 to 50′
|Zone 6(7) to 9, supposedly the brown back type is hardier than the green form but no quantitative evidence supports this. For an idea of your plant zone please visit the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map.
|Densely pyramidal, low-branching, stately evergreen tree; generally distinctly columnar-pyramidal but some trees become as wide as tall.
|Slow to medium; with water and fertilizer a fast grower.
|Perfect, creamy white, beautifully fragrant (better than the best perfume), 8 to 12″ in diameter, solitary, in May-June, sporadically there-after, usually with 6 petals, each petal thick, concave, broadly obovate and 4 to 6″ long; may take as long as 15 to 20 years for trees to flower which have been grown from seed; the literature is so full of burbles that one does not often know who or what to believe.
|Diseases & Insects:
|Essentially problem free.
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|Specimen, widely used and planted in the southern states; needs room to develop; a very worthwhile and handsome tree; have seen it used as a screen, grouping and hedge; an almost indispensable part of the southern garden heritage; Yankees would kill to be able to grow this tree
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|Soil should be rich, porous, acidulous and well drained. Tolerates high soil moisture levels, but does not tolerate inundation.
|Water regularly after initial planting and prune as necessary to maintain form and desired shape.
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A woman has threatened to sue Chris Brown and Drake after she was injured during the pair's fight at a New York club, according to reports.
Lucy Pavlovsky was sitting beside Brown in the VIP section of the W.I.P nightclub when the incident took place. She suffered a gash to her arm and required 12 stitches.
Javier Solano, a lawyer speaking on behalf of the victim, told gossip website TMZ that his client had been hit by a bottle and was later taken to hospital to receive a tetanus shot and stiches.
He added that his client had been interviewed by NYPD officers and planned to bring a lawsuit to the club but did not rule out that Brown or Drake could be included, saying: "At this moment we are exploring all options on who will become a defendant. I can assure you that regardless of fame, money or stature, the people responsible will be held accountable."
It has previously been claimed that the fight began after Brown sent a bottle over to Drake's table. The Toronto rapper then approached Brown and started arguing over Rihanna, Brown's ex-girlfriend who Drake also had a short relationship with.
Mark Geragos, Chris Brown's attorney, has claimed that he has evidence that Drake threw a bottle during the incident, while Brown posted a picture of his gashed chin on Twitter after the fracas along with a tirade of messages directed at Drake's crew – although they have since been removed.
Drake, however, has denied his involvement in the fight, and said he was heading for the exits when the brawl broke out. A spokesman for the rapper said: "Drake did not participate in any wrongdoing of any kind last night at W.I.P. He was on his way out when the altercation began."


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On May 14th our Fundraising Manager, Alice Langley, and her family took part in Walk For Peace 2017 in aid of Kids Inspire.
Mr Rafiq Hayat, National President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK, welcomed everyone with wonderful words
"…the name of our beautiful faith, which preaches peace and harmony, is being tainted by the twisted views of a few amongst Muslims. Events like today help to redress the balance."
The event, now in its 32nd year, the walk raises funds for various UK charities.
Alice and her family had a wonderful day and raised over £250 for Kids Inspire.
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PERRY, LOUIS CLAUSIEL (1877–1926). Louis Clausiel Perry, college president, was born to Matthew Fulford and Louisa Hulitte (Brower) Perry on August 19, 1877, at Farmington, North Carolina. His paternal great-grandfather, Samuel Perry, settled in North Carolina before the American Revolution, was a member of the convention that signed the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, and married a daughter of John Phifer, a signer of the Mecklenburg document. Perry received his A.B. degree from Rutherford (North Carolina) College in 1896 and his A.M. from the same institution in 1897. In 1904 Vanderbilt College awarded him both B.D. and B.S. degrees. He did research at the University of Chicago in 1905 and 1906 and in 1910 received his Ph.D. from the University of Oskaloosa. Perry's early professional career took him to various colleges across the United States. From 1897 through 1899 he served as president of Haynesville (North Carolina) College, an accomplishment which made him, at the age of twenty-two, the nation's youngest college president. He served as president of Columbia (Oregon) College, 1904–05; professor of social science at Hendrix (Arkansas) College, 1904–05; and president of Scarritt-Morrisville (Missouri) College, 1909–15. In 1915, after a visit from members of the Terrell Commercial Club who convinced him that their town had the facilities necessary for a private school and college, Perry moved to Terrell, Texas, where, on September 21, he established and became president of Texas Military College. He also held the chair of philosophy and oratory at the institution until his death.
Texas Military College, upon its founding, took over a number of buildings that had housed various private schools in Terrell since 1897. Perry formulated and implemented a unique educational program at the school. Under his "home group system" students coming from the same general geographical area were housed together and placed under the supervision of a resident professor. In this way the school gave "careful attention" to the "intellectual, physical, social, religious and moral development of each student." The institution offered instruction at three levels: junior school, which included grades three through seven; high school; and two years of junior college. Under Perry's guidance Texas Military College grew from a collection of frame buildings into a college of some fifteen mostly brick buildings with modern equipment and an enrollment of 150 by the late 1920s.
During his years in Terrell, Perry served as president of the Junior College Association of Texas and the Texas Junior College Athletic Association, and vice president of the American Association of Junior Colleges. He founded the Lions Club of Terrell, served as district governor of the Lions clubs in Texas, and as chairman of the board of governors of the Lions' international organization. Perry, additionally, was a thirty-second-degree Mason, a Methodist, and a member of the Terrell Chamber of Commerce. He married Minnie Elva Kenny on June 7, 1906, at Conway, Arkansas. The couple had one child, a daughter. Perry died in Terrell on November 2, 1926. His wife succeeded him as president of the school that he founded and directed it until its sale to the Southern Bible Institute in 1949.
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Is "tight" mortgage credit a myth? The Scotsman's Guide, May 6, 2016
Don't Let Refinancing Intimidate you–step up and save Yahoo Homes April 10, 2015
Top 3 Ways Paying The Minimum Credit Card Balance Can Hurt You, CreditLoan.com, February 17, 2015
How to Get a Home with Less Than Stellar Credit, U.S. News and World Report, Jan 30, 2015
How to Finance a Fixer-Upper, interest.com, January 4,2015
The Home Appraisal: Your Key to a Successful Refinance, Investorpedia, April 25, 2014
What you need to know about FHA mortgage insurance, Interest.com, March 31, 2014
Financing Investment Property for Aspiring Landlords. MortgageLoan.com, March 13, 2014
Is it wise to make a down payment lower than 20 percent?, Yahoo! Homes, Jan. 17, 2014
Refinancing? Use this document checklist, MSN Real Estate, Nov. 12, 2013
VA loans are great for refinancing, Interest.com, Nov. 8, 2013
Top 5 myths about home buying today, Yahoo! Homes, Nov. 5, 2013
3 refinance hurdles and how to jump them, MSN.com, Oct. 30 2013
How to get a mortgage with less than 20 percent down, Yahoo! Homes, Oct. 11, 2013
4 landmark moves of consumer protection, Bankrate, Sept. 16, 2013
4 landmark moves that backstopped consumers, Yahoo! Finance (also Fox Business), Sept. 16, 2013
Top 4 Myths About Home Buying Today, Real Estate 101 by Chirs Winn (also Wallick and Volk, Sept. 13, 2013
Top 5 Myths About Home Buying Today, Main Street (also Philly.com), Sept. 9, 2013
Consumer debt shifting around, Deseret News (also myfoxny.com), Sept. 3, 2013
3 refinance hurdles and how to jump them, MSN Real Estate, Aug. 26, 2013
Top 3 Ways Paying The Minimum Credit Card Balance Can Hurt You, CreditLoan.com, Aug. 26 2013
How Credit Score Affects Your Rate, MortgageLoan.com, Aug.23 2013
Smart strategies for shaving years off your mortgage payments, Yahoo! Homes, Aug. 9, 2013
Mortgage Interest Rates Fluctuate Minimally and Remain Low, Loans.org, Aug. 1, 2013
Secrets Of A Mortgage Loan Officer, Forbes (also Learn Vest), July 17, 2013
Mortgage Refinance with No Closing Costs: Does It Make Sense?, Home Buying Institute, July 15, 2013
Four steps to a speedier mortgage closing, Yahoo! Finance (also Yahoo! Homes), July 8, 2013
How to buy a condo with confidence, interest.com, June 28, 2013
Rising Mortgage Rates Are the Least of Buyers' Worries, Mortgage Architects, June 24, 2013
Rising Mortgage Rates Are the Least of Buyers' Worries, Bloomberg, June 21, 2013
What is a cash-out refinance loan?, loans.org, June 13, 2013
What is Rapid Rescoring and How Can it Help Me?, Credit Sesame, June 4, 2013
The new home equity loans, hsh.com, May 24, 2013
4 Biggest Myths Behind Debt Consolidation, DebtConsolidation.com, May 23, 2013
Smaller shops to grab back market share with service, competence, Mortgage Professional America, May 20, 2013
Refinance at 3.2 percent? One homeowner did it., Yahoo Homes, May 10, 2013
Help your clients beat cash investors on home purchases, Mortgage Professional America, May 7, 2013
5 Tips for Buying a Home When You Have Student Loan Debt. MortgageLoan.com, May 3, 2013
Drought in Professionals Will Not End Soon, Credit Union Times, May 1, 2013
Qualify me, nwi.com, April 27, 2013
Here's what you need to do to make sure you qualify for a loan, philly.com, April 24, 2013
Credit Unions Should Look Outside the Box for Housing Finance Talent, Exec Says, Credit Union Times, April 17, 2013
First Time Buyers: I think we should wait…, Real Estate & Mortgage Blogging Community, March 22, 2013
Want to thank a veteran?, Real Estate & Mortgage Blogging Community, March 15, 2013
Strategies for the Spring Housing Scrum: Bloomberg.com, Feb. 28, 2013
FHA streamline refinance: The easiest way to refi?, hsh.com, Feb. 11, 2013
Mortgages can be expensive, Smart Real Estate Investing, Jan. 21, 2013
Insider Secrets to the Best Mortgage, Help in Relationships, Jan. 19, 2013
Rushing Into a Mortgage Can Prove Costly, New York Times, Jan. 18, 2013
Jumping Over The Mortgage Hurdles When You're Self-Employed, mortgage1a.com, Jan. 17, 2013
How to Play the Mortgage Game if You're Self-Employed, U.S. News and World Report, Jan. 15, 2013
Making sense of mortgage fees, Orange County Register, Jan. 10, 2013
Glass-Steagall 2.0: The Past, Present and Future of Financial Regulations, Nerd Wallet, Dec. 21, 2012
Insider secrets to the best mortgage rate, Yahoo Homes, Dec. 14, 2012
Rapid rescoring: 'Black art' or legitimate service?, hsh.com, Oct. 16, 2012
9 Tips On Buying A Second Home, Business Insiders, Oct. 13, 2012
Dreaming Of A Second Home? These 9 Tips Can Make It A Reality, Investing Answers, Oct. 11, 2012
Senior Smarts: How to stay sharp and engaged as we age, The Monthly, October 2012
Lenders now demand bank-deposit documentation, hsh.com, Sept. 27, 2012
Refinancing? Use this document checklist, hsh.com, Sept. 17, 2012
I keep hearing mortgage rates are the lowest they've ever been. Why can't I get a refinance at a rock-bottom rate?, Nerd Wallet, Aug. 13, 2012
How to jump over 3 refinance hurdles, hsh.com, Aug. 13, 2012
FHA streamline refinance: Do you pass 'the test'?, hsh.com, July 19, 2012
A Rapid Rescore can Fix Your Credit Score in a Hurry, Fox Business, July 3, 2012
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The fact that this album exists at all is entirely due to the dogged determination and fantastic organisational skills of Sarah Jane Tye. The Band members are scattered all over the globe, but every January SJ manages somehow to get them all together to rehearse and then to tour. Booking flights, venues, hotels, etc and getting everyone together in the right place at the right time can't be an easy job. The fact that she managed to organise them all again to get them in to a recording studio is amazing. This is their first album in a decade, and their first studio album since 1980!
The album takes its title from the Sydney Carter song "Like The Snow", based on a 15th Century poem by Francois Villon. The song (and poem) demonstrates how fleeting life is, by referring to three historical female figures, Helen of Troy, Joan of Arc and Heloise (who had a child with a celibate theologian, Pierre Abelard, and was then forced to become a nun), all of whom, like snow, only lived for a short while. The song entered their repertoire, I believe, due to the fact that they often include on their set list the traditional song, "The Snows They Melt The Soonest", (though they referred to it as "The Snows"). They were thus able to introduce "Like The Snow", by describing it as 'like "The Snows"', and they can now play "The Snows" by introducing it as 'like "Like The Snow"'. (The track also appears on Colin Reece's solo album "Revisited".) Their arrangement of "The Snows" and "Like The Snows" are very similar and the songs are equally beautiful.
The Bully Wee Band are Jim Yardley (vocals, mandolin, penny whistle), Fergus Feely (vocals, mandocello), Ian Cutler (vocals, violin and keyboards) and Colin Reece (vocals, guitar), though they have had a few line up changes since they originally formed in 1971. In addition, Phil Beer (Show of Hands), often joins them on live gigs and also played dobro on this album. The band, whose line up at the time included Maartin Allcock (Fairport Convention, Jethro Tull), broke up in 1983, but in 2004 Colin, Ian and Fergus happened to meet up at the Faversham Folk Club, jammed together, enjoyed themselves so much that they decided to reform and tour. Jim joined them the following year.
Fergus, Jim and Colin all take lead vocal, and all four provide backing vocals. They also include instrumentals in their repertoire, like "The Wizards Walk" and "The Laird of Drumblaire", (both of which amply demonstrate Ian's mastery of the violin), so there is plenty of variation on this album. (All references I can find to James Scott Skinner's Strathspey refer to it as The Laird Of Drumblair, but for some reason The Bully Wee Band have added the "E" at the end).
Most of the tracks on the album are ones that they have been playing live for a while, and just haven't until now managed to record, though I don't think I've heard "Pink" (sung by Fergus) or "Patsy Fagan" (sung by Jim) before.
Colin Reece, who writes most of their original songs, once joked that his main source of inspiration was the Reader's Digest Book Of Myths And Legends. It is true that many of his songs are based on traditional folk song themes, which makes them fit well with the traditional songs that they also play. One such song, "Lady Lovibond", he wrote about a ship that foundered on the Goodwin Sands, killing all aboard, including the First Mate, the Captain, and the Captain's wife, (who happened to have been the First Mate's ex. The song appears on their live CD, "50 Channels". Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created a precedent by killing Sherlock Holmes with a fall from the Reichenbach Falls but then bringing him back, and the writers of Dallas took it to new heights when Bobby Ewing appeared in the shower after having been killed in an earlier series, but with all characters dead at the end of "Lady Lovibond" not many people would have put money on the possibilty of Colin Reece writing a sequel to "Lady Lovibond". So "Lady Lovibond Part 2", if you like, is Colin's answer to Sherlock Holmes.
Must say, I don't think I am aware of anyone else who has ever written a sequel to one of their songs, so I'm hugely impressed.
"Like The Snow" features their version of Steve Earle's "Dixieland" an anti war song about an Irishman fighting at the battle of Gettysburg. With typical Bully Wee humour, they start off as if they were about to play "Dixie" as in 'I wish I was in Dixie'.
Not sure when Colin first wrote "When Mother Says Move", but it was the song that Colin, Fergus and Ian jammed to back in 2004 when The Bully Wee Band was reborn, so it was absolutely high time that the song was finally released on an album. It is still an excellent song to jam to, as each instrument gets to take the lead and they often use it as their encore.
Hopefully we won't have to wait another thirty-five years before the next studio album. If you can't wait that long, they are worth hunting out on their next January tour. Might see you there.
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Under the guise of due process concerns, congressional Democrats have opened the way for organizations with criminal histories to gain greater access to taxpayer funds. Exhibit A here is the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now (ACORN), now under investigation in at least 14 states for voter registration fraud.
Earlier this month, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep. Barney Frank, D-MA, sponsored an amendment to the $140 million Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act. The Frank measure allowed organizations being investigated by state or federal authorities on corruption charges to receive federal funds as long as they avoid conviction. Frank argued that his amendment, which was approved by the House, protected the presumption of innocence in federal spending.
But federal ethics rules have long stipulated that either an actual or apparent conflict of interest can put a government employee at risk of prosecution for ethics violations. So, if the Frank amendment becomes law, the federal government will have a double standard, ignoring the presumption of innocence for its employees with apparent conflicts of interest, but extending the presumption to its funding recipients.
ACORN claims to be non-partisan, but it and its many affiliates have ardently supported Democratic incumbents and candidates at all levels of government.
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A few weeks ago Maffi posted on his blog an interesting article called Fix My Street.
As I've said at least a dozen times on my blog that we're on a great bus route here at Hambleden going to High Wycombe in one direction and Reading in the the other. All fantastic except for the footpath which leads from the marina to the Reading bus stop and a little further to where the busy road can be crossed for the High Wycombe stop, which had become very overgrown narrowing the path to about 18" wide and was dangerously slippy in the wet mud.
So I contacted Fix my Street with the details and lo and behold within a few days the contractors were there fixing my street!
View of the footpath to the Reading bus stop from the marina entrance in front of the white houses taken from the High Wycombe bus stop after the footpath had been cleared
We didn't even know that there was a crossing here before it was cleared it was so overgrown.
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EPS Location 1 and 2With a stay at Acropolis Select Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Athens, just a 5-minute walk from Acropolis Museum and 14 minutes by foot from Parthenon. This family-friendly hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Temple of Olympian Zeus and 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Acropolis.EPS RoomsMake yourself at home in one of the 72 guestrooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Your bed comes with down comforters and premium bedding. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.EPS Rec, Spa, Premium AmenitiesTake in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Additional features at this hotel include babysitting/childcare (surcharge) and a television in a common area. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).EPS DiningEnjoy a meal at 180 West or snacks in the coffee shop/café. The hotel also offers room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.EPS Business, Other AmenitiesFeatured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and express check-in.
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SMITHFIELD — Smithfield-Selma High senior point guard Anthony Council had 36 points in a 69-58 win against Beddingfield on Thursday night in varsity boys basketball action.
The 3-A Greater Neuse River Conference Spartans (2-2) got up 19-9 early in the second quarter and never looked back. The lead ballooned before half to 34-18.
"They were hot," Beddingfield head coach Joe Dvozenja said. "They (SSS) did a great job. They played great. They shot the ball well. It's hard to beat a team who is clicking like that. I'll put this one on me. We didn't play good enough, and I didn't have us ready for this one."
Try as they may, the 2-A Eastern Plains Conferece Bruins (1-2) had no answers for Council, who had 20 in the first half and 14 points in the fourth quarter.
"Anthony is huge, he's our senior leader, as he goes we go," Smithfield-Selma head coach Matt Cuddington said about the 5-foot-10 senior. "Offensively of course, he's always been a threat since he's been here, but he actually is stepping up on the defensive end. The guys feed off of that too."
SSS's high-energy defense kept Beddingfield in check. Cuddingon said if the Spartans aren't giving it their all on defense, then they won't be very good.
"That's our heart, that's our blood, that's our life source, that's our energy and if we're not like that we're not going to be successful," Cuddington said. "We have to play with a certain bounce, with a certain energy level especially on the defensive end, every single time we play."
The Bruins showed good effort coming out of the locker room as they cut the lead to 39-34 in the third quarter, but never got closer than that.
Beddingfield will be in action again on Friday night in a cross-county rivalry game with Hunt.
"We never talked about Hunt, we haven't talked about them all week," Dvozenja said. "We know they're ready. They all know each other. I don't have to say anything, they do it for themselves."
SSS will be in action on Friday as well against cross-county foe Corinth Holders. The last time the two teams met, the Trojans held a lead in the fourth, but lost.
"We'll have to bring a lot of energy, we'll have to play defense, and play together because that's what hurt us last time we played them," Council said.
Brantley 6, M. Best 21, Speight 12, Gattis 10, Davis, J. Best 1, Huggins 6, Hutcherson 2
Council 36, Lassiter 11, Howard 8, Faulk 7, Tyson 3, Sanders 4
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For the past several years we've been attending FOSDEM, a massive free and open source event in Brussels, Belgium. In preparation for this upcoming FOSDEM (2016) event, we will be hosting an open planning meeting via Google Hangouts during this week's "Office Hours."
- Gauge who can participate and at what capacity.
- Pre-FOSDEM Contributor Summit
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Judgments obtained outside Jersey have to be enforced by statutory registration or at common law.
A foreign judgment of the courts of "reciprocating countries" may be enforceable in Jersey under the Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement) (Jersey) Law 1960, as amended (the "1960 Law") by a process of registration.
Reciprocal Countries and Courts
The reciprocating countries and courts for the purposes of the 1960 Law are as follows:-
|Royal Court, Court of Appeal
|Isle of Man
|High Court of Justice (including the Staff of Government Division)
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A judgment cannot be registered if at the date of the application:-
The registration of foreign judgments in Jersey does not include:-
The 1960 Law applies to foreign judgments in Jersey of reciprocating countries that:-
A registered judgment of a reciprocating country shall have the same force and effect, and proceedings to enforce may be taken as if the foreign judgment in Jersey had been a judgment originally given in the Royal Court of Jersey and entered on the date of registration.
Setting Aside
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Patrick Hofer wins Alpencup Series with the B4.1 and B44.1!
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Digital High Mag Sperm – Dream of a Baby Coming True for Many Couples Who Lost Hope!
When the reason for several miscarriages and pregnancy problems is male infertility, you need not be worried or tensed at all. With the advancement in technology and medical science, there are grown possibilities to overcome such deficiencies of male infertility. One of such answers is Digital High Magnification Sperm.
What is Digital High Magnification of Sperm?
Men, who have severe deficiencies related to sperm morphology or with sperm having mid or high range damaged DNA, tend to have higher than usual pregnancy loss or miscarriages. In such critical cases, scientists have developed a technique, which involves the magnifying and enlarging of the sperm images to more than 7300* in comparison to 200-400*, which is normal in ICSI treatment, with the use of high magnification and high enlargement techniques of sperm. The specialist then uses the best sperm with redefined sizes and shape information to inject it directly into the egg. This particular technique of advanced infertility treatment is known as Digital high Mag Sperm.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
After checking with the motility (the sperm's ability to move forward) of each sperm in a Petri dish under a microscope, it is then slowed in a viscous solution to assess them more closely and minutely for their shapes and sizes. To determine the size more appropriately, a template is held on the computer screen and the best one perfectly sets on the template. This one will have no visible patches on it and will be egg-shaped. The last step is done by pushing the sperm to the end of the dish and giving a smack to its tail, thus disabling it. Now, the sperm is ready to be injected into the egg.
Who Can Undergo This Treatment?
The Digital High Mag Sperm is a treatment that is generally suggested to patients with high range of male infertility. Those with mid to high range of DNA- damaged sperm can undergo this form of treatment. The disorder related to the DNA damaged Sperm is basically genetic, and in some cases also, it is caused by environmental or lifestyle factors such as obesity, smoking and diabetes etc. In some cases, exposure to toxins like chemotherapy can lead to the damage of chromatin or some genital tract infection.
What Is the Success Rate for This Type of Infertility Treatment?
Research is still being conducted with this recently modified technique of infertility treatment, which is known as Digital High Mag Sperm. Those couples, who have undergone ICSI cycles once or twice but have yielded negative results, were surveyed and found that, the success rate of being pregnant and also that of delivery was higher in this respect. The magnification of the sperm has improved the quality of it, thus making it more able in bringing fertilization.
What Advantages Are Available with Digital High Mag Sperm?
- This treatment of infertility has the capacity to open doors of conceiving their own genetic child to those couples, who have otherwise lost hope of getting pregnant and having their own child in their arms mainly due to male infertility issues. Those males, who are not being able to conceive, just because the sperms that they produce are either having mid to high levels of DNA fragmentation or are of low motility rate, means they do not possess the capacity to swim forward normally, can have the chance of conceiving with the help of this technique of Digital High Magnification of Sperm.
- You might have opted for ICSI treatment for having a child and you have failed a cycle; give this process of magnifying your sperms a chance and you would be able to enhance your chances of getting pregnant, as the success rate for those, who have a history of failed ICSI cycle, is higher to attain pregnancy, resulting to successful delivery.
- Couples with a history of unidentified male infertility cases are common, who can be easily benefited with this treatment of Digital High Mag Sperms.
- As this treatment involves the selection of the best sperm, so the chances of overcoming the risk of miscarriages are decreased with this process, thus leading to successful delivery of happiness.
Are There Any Risks Associated with the Process?
- In this process of treatment, since there is a male infertility factor being treated, there remains a chance of genetically transmitted disorders of being transmitted to the male offspring.
- The sperm being used here is a mid to high level of DNA fragmented sperm with disorders like low motility of the sperms, which are being magnified in the laboratory, though they remain weak in some cases leading to questioned pregnancy.
- During this process, sometimes, very long exposure of the sperm to non-physiologic conditions may lead to sperm DNA damage, leading to unusual embryo development, and most importantly, giving birth to abnormal offspring .
- In most recent research, it is also noted that higher frequencies of congenital abnormalities and birth weight fall in new borns is being associated with this sort of infertility treatment.
What Is the Cost Range for Digital High Mag Sperm?
The cost of the popular infertility treatments like IVF and ICSI ranges from 1, 50, 000 – 2, 50, 000 INR in many renowned infertility clinics! Digital High Magnification of sperm is an advanced technique where the male infertility disorders are treated under advanced laboratories to bring the sperm into normal shape, size and motility, which helps couples to conceive.
Infertility is a disease and it must be accepted more broadly in the society. Almost 10% of most newlywed couples are facing the problems of Infertility these days. It happens naturally with no fault in the part of the husband or wife. May it be due to male infertility or female, science has the answer and treatments for all such cases. One step ahead of minutely treating the sperm is also possible with the high digital magnification IVF has opened new doors of happiness for many couples.


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Throughout this week we've compiled a special Jury to answer five questions:
- How alarmed should we be at the growth in the total debt burden?
- It may not be unprecedented by historical standards but isn't today's UK borrowing significant by international standards?
- Is there a danger that the most talented young Britons will leave high taxed Britain in future years for less indebted nations?
- What can and should still be done now to reduce the danger of a future debt burden?
- How long can Britain continue to borrow at the current low interest rates?
Here are two answers to the third question — from Eamonn Butler of the Adam Smith Institute and Philip Booth of the Institute of Economic Affairs:
Eamonn Butler: "Politicians have
discovered that they can fund spending and benefits for this generation by
passing the cost onto future generations through borrowing. But why should
future generations sign up for this one-sided contract? I was one of those who,
in the mid-1970s, joined the 'brain drain' rather than take the same sort of
deal then. So I know that young people in particular are mobile, and once you
have lost their talents, you have usually lost them for good. I am unusual
in that I came back and helped Margaret Thatcher tackle these problems."
Philip Booth: "Yes, though there are
not a great many safe havens that young people might find attractive! Most
countries have either similar demographic problems to our own or a similar
debt position or a slightly better situation in one respect and a much worse
situation in the other. The outcome is grim across OECD countries, though the
problems are not always the same."
> Tomorrow: What can and should still be done now to reduce the danger of a future debt burden?


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Boko Haram torn apart by divisions
from EMEKA OKONKWO in Abuja, Nigeria
ABUJA, (CAJ News) – INFIGHTING is reportedly tearing apart the Boko Haram terror group.
The reports follow the execution of two commanders in as many months by some factions within the insurgent group.
One of the slain commanders, Mamman Nur, was said to have directed the release of some schoolgirls kidnapped northeast of Nigeria, without fully exploiting the financial and other opportunities which the kidnap of the girls offered the terrorist group.
Another murdered commander, Ali Gaga, was found to be plotting an escape along with over 300 Boko Haram captives and subsequent surrender to the military.
Following the execution, Mustapha Kirmimma has succeeded Nur as second in command to Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau.
"In recent weeks there has been pandemonium in the enclaves of Boko Haram, particularly, in the Lake Chad area, due to infighting in the top echelon of the terrorist command structure," said Colonel Timothy Antigha, spokesperson of the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF).
It is a combined multinational formation, comprising units, mostly
military, from Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria, mandated to bring an end to the Boko Haram insurgency.
Active since 2002, the Boko Haram has killed an estimated 100 000 civilians.
Its terror has spilled to neighbouring countries where thousands of people have been kidnapped.
Over 2 million others have been forced to flee their homes.
– CAJ News
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This article compares the socio-economic determinants of welfare attitudes in the Czech Republic to those in Sweden, using survey data from the 1996 ISSP survey 'The Role of Governments'. Many theorists of the transition have claimed that the post-communist countries have a different political dynamic that their west European neighbors. For example, David Ost claims that that citizens of post-communist countries during the 1990s were not sure of which class they would belong to and therefore, were not sure of their class interests. Similarly, Zagorski claims that in post-communist countries educational level becomes one of the most important determinants of welfare and socioeconomic attitudes, because the reform process is very complicated. Those with higher levels of education can better understand the complexities of the reforms and are more willing to accept short-term disadvantages for long-term gains. However, many experts have also claimed that the Czech Republic presents an exception to these trends. It is the one country in which party-competition is based on socioeconomic issues and voting is class-based. This study tests these three hypotheses, to determine whether the Czech Republic really does provide an exception to the general post-communist development.
This article argues that policies that promote gender equality actually also increase freedom of choice. Thus, despite the neo-liberal criticism that welfare policies limit choices and privatization and market solutions increase freedom of choice, this article concludes that market-liberal welfare regimes offer less choice than the Nordic type of social-democratic welfare regimes, which have openly striven to promote gender equality. They do so by making it easier for mothers to choose to work (by making day care available and making it easier for fathers to stay at home with children) and by giving fathers the ability to choose to spend more time with children. However, within the realm of such policies, it is still possible to offer more or less freedom of choice, for example, by making parental leaves either extremely flexible or rigid in how they are utilized. Interestingly, it turns out that, in the real world, policies that promote gender equality even offer greater freedom of choice for the group of women considered to be 'family oriented' as well as for lesbian and homosexual couples.
The events of 1989 did not unfold exactly as democratization theory predicts. A nuanced consideration of conditions in specific countries and the proclivities of their leaders helps fine-tune the script for democratic transition.
Institutions, not individuals, explain the diverging paths of political leadership in Poland and the Czech Republic.
A combination of area studies and comparative social science approaches leads to rich studies of the transition to democracy.
In this article we analyse the evolution of the Czech welfare state and we examine the factors explaining its path. We show that although the Czech welfare regime exhibits a 'mixed profile' that includes conservative and universalist elements, it is increasingly moving in a more liberal, residualist direction - not because of conscious steps but rather through decay. Governments have often zig-zagged in their policies and resorted to symbolic reforms at times rather than implementing ideologically based, consistent policies. We argue that historical and sociological institutionalism combined with a social-capital approach can explain this decay better than the more common arguments about economic pressures combined with ideological hegemony or the protest-avoidance strategy. In particular, the social capital approach adds to our institutional framework by explaining why cutbacks in welfare programmes have not met much opposition, even though public opinion surveys consistently show support for more generous welfare policies, and why policies have deviated so much from political rhetoric.
This article compares family policies in Poland and the Czech Republic in order to explain why the two countries have different policies. Previous studies are right to claim that post-communist family policies are basically going in a refamilialist direction that gives mothers a greater incentive to return to the home, but they tend to neglect the important differences that exist between countries. Although previous studies were correct to emphasize the role of the anti-feminist communist legacy in explaining this trend toward re-famialilization, it is a country's economic-institutional legacy that goes the farthest in explaining the differences in policies.


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Alternate Universe, BDSM, Erotic Romance, Fantasy Romance, Horror Romance, LGBTQ
— Dying at the hands of government goons was always going to happen. Waking up in a dark and twisted afterlife? Not the plan. —
Seraphim has the superhuman ability to control his own brain. Or at least, he used to, before his government-mandated brain surgery. The surgery killed him, but life isn't over yet. He's just woken up, shivering and alone, in the rain-soaked alleyway of a city he doesn't recognize.
Fiend is a childhood monster. Dreamed up by Seraphim's friend Wish, he was imprisoned in Wish's subconscious until the birth of Wish City, a place for people with superhuman abilities to take refuge after death. Now Fiend is free—and in charge—and he's on the hunt for anyone with abilities once they cross over.
Eager to play with his new toy, Fiend quickly makes contact with Seraphim. Lost and injured, Seraphim lets Fiend slither into his heart. But under the aching pleasure the two find with each other is a hunger that can't be denied, and lurking in the shadows of the neon city are truths neither man nor monster is ready to face.
How to Love a Monster is a gay erotic horror romance featuring twisted and kinky M/M sex, a diabolical love interest, and an HEA ending.
Word count: 50,000
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Aug 14, 2017
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Lyssa Dering's HOW TO LOVE A MONSTER was intriguing. It's described as "a gay erotic horror romance featuring twisted and kinky M/M sex, a diabolical love interest, and an HEA ending" and while it is that, it's much more. When I first began reading it, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. It very definitely has mild horror aspects and it's a tragedy that evolves into redemption with the help of love from uncommon monsters, er, partners.
Loves: I absolutely loved seeing Fiend through Seraphim's eyes/thoughts. We know from the story how Fiend views himself and how his other partners/prey viewed him but when we see it from Seraphim, we can see his beauty. It's utterly non-judgmental. Okay, there is a very large elephant in the room in terms of Fiend that I won't delve into because, well, spoilers, but other than that large pachyderm, Fiend is beautiful. As the story progresses and Fiend realizes how much he cares for Seraphim, he also seems to realize that even though he's the boss, he really isn't alone. His soldiers see him as something other than a monster and he comes to realize that, which I loved.
Likes: How the best laid plans can be completely waylaid at the hands of a handsome man. I enjoyed what we could see/know of the city and its inhabitants. Both of their insecurities. The electricity that does exist between them and the kink was delicious too.
Dislikes: While I understand that we're seeing Wish City through both Fiend and Seraphim's eyes, I found myself with way too many questions that weren't answered by them, which was frustrating.
Overall, I was very pleased with this story. Looking at Amazon, it appears only to be available in print and I do hope that changes quickly because this story is definitely worth the read.
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Selected Decisions and Selected Documents of the International Monetary Fund, Thirty-Sixth Issue : Thirty-Sixth Issue
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- Article III
- Article IV
- Article V, Section 2(b)
- Article V, Section 3(a), (b), and (c)
- Article V, Section 3(d) and (f)
- Article V, Section 5
- Article V, Section 6
- Article V, Section 7
- Article V, Sections 8 and 9
- Article V, Sections 10 and 11
- Article V, Section 12(f)
- Article VI, Section 1
- Article VI, Section 3
- Article VII
- Article VIII, Section 2(b)
- Article VIII and Article XIV
- Article VIII, Section 5
- Article IX, Section 5
- Article IX, Section 7
- Article IX, Section 8
- Article X
- Article XII, Section 3
- Article XII, Section 4
- Article XII, Section 6
- Article XII, Section 7
- Article XIV
- Article XV, Section 2
- Article XVII, Section 3
- Article XVIII, Section 2
- Article XIX, Section 2
- Article XIX, Section 5
- Article XIX, Section 6
- Article XX, Section 2
- Article XX, Section 4
- Article XXVI
- Article XXX(c)
- Article XXX(f)
- General
- Other Selected Resolutions and Related Documents
- Selected Documents Relating to the Fund, the United Nations, and Other International Organizations
- International Monetary Fund
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- July 2012
Trust Fund
Trust Fund: Means of Payment of Interest by Members on Their Indebtedness Under Loan Agreements
Payments of interest on members' indebtedness under their loan agreements with the Fund as Trustee of the Trust Fund shall be made with U.S. dollars. (TR/79/51, 12/13/79)
Such payments may be made also in SDRs in accordance with Decision No. 8642-(87/101) S/TR, adopted July 9, 1987.
Decision No. 6358-(79/188) TR,1
December 19, 1979,
as amended by Decision No. 8640-(87/101) S/TR,
July 9, 1987
Trust Fund: Means of Repayment by Members on Their Indebtedness Under Loan Agreements
Repayment of members' indebtedness under their loan agreements with the Fund as Trustee of the Trust Fund shall be made with U.S. dollars. (TR/81/1, 6/14/82)
Such repayment may be made also in SDRs in accordance with Decision No. 8642-(87/101) S/TR, adopted July 9, 1987.
Decision No. 7142-(82/85) TR,
June 18, 1982,
as amended by Decision No. 8640-(87/101) S/TR,
July 9, 1987
Trust Fund: Special Charges on Overdue Financial Obligations
Trust Fund: Final Direct Distribution of Profits
The Trustee will make the direct distribution of profits from sales of gold for the benefit of developing members through the Trust Fund in accordance with the procedures and in the amounts set out in TR/80/17 (6/10/80)2 and Correction 1 (6/11/80).3
Decision No. 6540-(80/98) TR,
June 25, 1980
Trust Fund: Termination and Transfer of Resources to Special Disbursement Account
1. Having conducted the review specified in Section II, paragraph 4(d) of the Instrument to Establish the Trust Fund attached to Decision No. 5069-(76/72), of May 5, 1976 (hereinafter called the Trust Instrument), the Fund, as Trustee, decides, with effect from the date disbursements under loans from the Trust Fund are completed, that the repayment terms of such loans from the Trust Fund will not be changed, provided, however, that, if the Trustee finds that repayment of an installment on the due date would result in serious hardship for the borrower the Trustee may reschedule the repayment to a date not later than two years after the date such repayment was originally due.
2. (a) The Fund, as Trustee, decides that the Trust Fund shall be terminated as of April 30, 1981 or the date on which disbursements under Trust Fund loans are finally completed, whichever is the later. After that date, the activities of the Trust shall be confined to the completion of any unfinished business of the Trust Fund and the winding up of its affairs.
(b) The resources of the Trust Fund held on the termination date or subsequently received by the Trustee, except those resources still being held for distribution to members or required to satisfy the liabilities specified in Section V, paragraph 2 of the Trust Instrument, shall be transferred, as expeditiously as possible, to the Special Disbursement Account in accordance with Section V, paragraph 2 of the Trust Instrument.
(c) Nothing in this paragraph 2 shall limit the authority of the Trustee, either before or during the winding up of the Trust Fund, to reschedule loan repayments in cases of serious hardship as provided in paragraph 1 above.
3. (a) From the resources received in the Special Disbursement Account of the Fund pursuant to paragraph 2(b) above, the Fund shall make available an amount equivalent to SDR 750 million for use in the Supplementary Financing Facility Subsidy Account (hereinafter called the Subsidy Account). Such amount shall be transferred to the Subsidy Account as provided in Section 4 of the Instrument establishing the Subsidy Account.
(b) Of the resources received in the Special Disbursement Account as a consequence of the termination of the Trust Fund which are not used for the Subsidy Account as provided in (a) above, SDR 1,500 million shall be used to provide balance of payments assistance on concessional terms, on a uniform basis, to low-income developing members in need of such assistance under arrangements similar to those set forth in the Trust Instrument. The remainder shall be used to provide assistance to low-income developing members in accordance with the second sentence of subsection 12 (f)(ii) of Article V of the Articles of Agreement under a decision of the Fund to be taken not later than June 30, 1986. If no such decision is taken by that date, the remainder referred to in the preceding sentence shall be used on the same terms as the SDR 1,500 million referred to in the first sentence of this subparagraph.
Decision No. 6704-(80/185) TR,
December 17, 1980
Terms of Repayment of Final Loan Disbursement and Amendment of Trust Instrument
The terms of repayment for the final disbursement of loans to be made to those members on the list in Attachment II to TR/81/3 (3/10/81)1 and Correction 1 (3/11/81) that will receive as a final disbursement about 0.4 percent of quota shall be one installment equal to the amount of the disbursement to be repaid not later than the end of the tenth year from the date of disbursement, and Section II, paragraph 4(a) of the Trust Instrument annexed to Executive Board Decision No. 5069-(76/72) shall be considered amended accordingly.
Decision No. 6793-(81/45),
March 25, 1981
Subsidy Account
Supplementary Financing Facility: Subsidy Account—Instrument
To help fulfill its purposes, the International Monetary Fund (hereinafter called the Fund) has adopted this Instrument establishing the Supplementary Financing Facility Subsidy Account (hereinafter called the Account), which shall be governed by and administered in accordance with the terms of this Instrument.
Section 1. Purpose
The purpose of the Account shall be to reduce the cost to eligible developing members, in accordance with Section 8, of using the Fund's resources under the policies of the Fund referred to in Section 7 of this Instrument.
Section 2. Resources
The resources of the Account shall consist of:
- (a) amounts donated to the Account;
- (b) amounts transferred to the Account from the Special Disbursement Account of the Fund;
- (c) the proceeds of borrowing by the Fund for the Account; and
- (d) the income or net gains from investment of resources of the Account.
Section 3. Donations
The Fund may accept donations of resources for the Account in such amounts and under such arrangements as may be agreed between the Fund and the respective donors, consistent with the provisions of this Instrument.
Section 4. Amounts Transferred from Special Disbursement Account
(a) Subject to (b) below, a total equivalent to SDR 750 million shall be transferred to the Account from the assets received by the Special Disbursement Account of the Fund on termination of the operation, in its present form, of the Trust Fund established by Executive Board Decision No. 5069-(76/72). These transfers to the Account shall be made as the amounts are received in the Special Disbursement Account.
(b)If, on the basis of reasonable estimates, the Executive Board determines at any time that amounts already transferred to the Account, together with the other assets available to the Account, are sufficient to carry out the operations and to meet the liabilities of the Account in full, it may authorize the suspension of further transfers from, and the retransfer of any surplus back, to the Special Disbursement Account, provided that transfers shall be resumed, up to the total amount specified in (a), if this proves necessary to complete the operations of the Account and to discharge its liabilities in full.
Section 5. Borrowing
(a) The Fund may borrow resources for the Account on such terms and conditions as may be agreed between the Fund and the respective lenders, consistent with the provisions of this Instrument. In undertaking such borrowing, the Fund shall make every effort to obtain loans on concessionary terms. The aggregate amount of such borrowing, including the interest payable on the borrowing, shall not exceed the SDR 750 million that could be transferred to the Account from the Special Disbursement Account under Section 4.
(b) Payments of interest and repayments of the principal amount under each such loan shall be made exclusively from the resources of the Account. All resources of the Account shall be available for such payments, except that donations shall not be used for this purpose without the consent of the donor. Resources transferred to the Account from the Special Disbursement Account pursuant to Section 4 shall be applied, as necessary, to make payments due under such loans, including the interest payable thereon, in priority to other uses of such resources.
Section 6. Investment
Any balances of currency held in the Account and not immediately needed to carry out the operations or to meet the liabilities of the Account shall be invested promptly in accordance with Section 14.
Section 7. Authorized Subsidy
The Fund shall draw upon the resources of the Account, in such order as it may determine, to reduce the cost to eligible members of the periodic charges paid by them to the General Resources Account of the Fund on holdings of their currencies acquired by the Fund as a result of all purchases under the policies referred to below, in respect of the entire periods for which such charges were paid:
(a) under the Supplementary Financing Facility of the Fund established by Executive Board Decision No. 5508-(77/127), and
(b) under the policy on exceptional use of the Fund's resources incorporated in Executive Board Decision No. 5732-(78/65), as amended by Executive Board Decision No. 5998-(79/1).
Section 8. Eligible Members
(a) Subject to (b) below, members eligible to receive a subsidy under Section 7 shall be those members that, according to the latest data provided by the World Bank before April 30, 1981, had per capita incomes in 1979 not in excess of that of the member with the highest per capita income in 1979 that was eligible to receive assistance from the Trust Fund.
(b) Also eligible to receive a subsidy under Section 7 shall be any other members that, according to the latest data provided by the World Bank before April 30, 1982, had per capita incomes in 1979 not in excess of that of the member with the highest per capita income in 1979 that was eligible to receive assistance from the Trust Fund, that member's per capita income determined according to the same data.
Section 9. Calculation and Payment of the Subsidy
(a) The amount of the subsidy shall be calculated as a percentage per annum of the currency holdings referred to in Section 7 and, subject to Section 10, shall be determined by the Fund in the light of the resources available to the Account. The determination and payment shall be made annually after the close of each financial year following the date of the Instrument. The Fund shall as far as practicable seek to ensure that, within the limits specified in Section 10, the percentage at which the subsidy is determined shall be equal over the entire period during which a subsidy is provided from the Account.
(b) Eligible members that, in accordance with Section 8, had per capita incomes in 1979 not in excess of the per capita income used for determining eligibility for assistance from the International Development Association shall receive the full amount of the subsidy calculated pursuant to (a) above. All other eligible members shall receive a subsidy equal to one half of that amount.
(c) The amount of subsidy determined pursuant to (a) and (b) above shall be paid to each eligible member as soon as practicable after the determination is made.
Section 10. Amount of Subsidy
The subsidy provided to any member pursuant to Section 9 shall not exceed the equivalent of three percent per annum of the currency holdings specified in Section 7, nor reduce the effective charges on such holdings:
(a) if the holdings were acquired under a stand-by arrangement, below the charges which would have been applicable had such holdings been acquired under the Fund's policies on the regular use of its resources in the credit tranches; or
(b) if the holdings were acquired under an extended arrangement, below the charges which would have been applicable had such holdings been acquired under the Extended Fund Facility. For the purpose of the calculation of charges under (a) and (b), any adjustment in the rate of charge referred to in Rule I-6(4) that may be made to cover deferred income and placements to the Special Contingent Account shall not be taken into consideration.
Section 11. Administration of the Account
The Account shall be administered by the Fund as Trustee. Subject to the provisions of this Instrument, the Fund in administering the Account shall apply the same rules and procedures as apply to operations and transactions in the General Resources Account of the Fund.
Section 12. Separation of Assets
(a) The resources of the Account shall be held separately from the resources of all other accounts of the Fund, including other administered accounts, and shall be used only for the purposes of the Account.
(b) Except to the extent contemplated in Section 4, property and assets of the Fund held or administered in its other accounts shall not be available or used to discharge liabilities or to meet losses arising from the operations of the Account.
Section 13. Exchange of Resources
(a) Resources donated pursuant to Section 3 or loaned pursuant to Section 5 shall be paid in a freely usable currency, provided that a donor or lender which is a member or the fiscal agency of a member may, at its option, pay in the currency of the member. Amounts paid in a member's currency shall, at the time of payment, be exchanged by the member for freely usable currency, if so requested by the Fund. Donations and loans may also be made available in special drawing rights in accordance with arrangements made by the Fund for the holding and use of such special drawing rights.
(b) The Fund may sell or exchange any of the resources of the Account, provided that balances of currencies held in the Account may be exchanged only with the concurrence of the issuers of such currencies.
Section 14. Authorized Investments
Investments pursuant to Section 6 may be made in any of the following: (a) marketable obligations issued by an international financial organization and denominated in special drawing rights or in the currency of a member of the Fund; (b) marketable obligations issued by a member or by a national official financial institution of a member and denominated in special drawing rights or in the currency of that member; and (c) deposits with a commercial bank, a national official financial institution of a member, or an international financial institution that are denominated in special drawing rights or in the currency of a member. Investment which does not involve an exchange of currency shall be made only after consultation with the member whose currency is to be used.
Section 15. Administrative Expenses
In order to compensate the Fund for the expenses of carrying out the business of the Account, the Account shall pay annually to the General Resources Account an amount equivalent to one thousandth per annum of the value of the resources in the Account at the end of each financial year, other than resources attributable to donations made under Section 3, provided that this amount may be varied if the Fund, on the basis of a reasonable estimate of its expenses, considers such variation to be appropriate.
Section 16. Accounts, Audit, and Reports
(a) The Fund shall maintain separate financial records and prepare separate financial statements for the Account.
(b) The audit committee selected under Section 20 of the Fund's By-Laws shall audit the financial transactions and records of the Account. The audit shall relate to the financial year of the Fund.
(c) The Fund shall report on the resources and operations of the Account in the annual report of the Executive Board to the Board of Governors and shall include in that annual report the report of the audit committee on the Account.
Section 17. Amendment
The Fund may amend the provisions of this Instrument, except this Section and Sections 1, 4, 5(b), 12, and 18, and the Account and its resources shall thereafter be governed by the Instrument as amended.
Section 18. Termination Arrangements
Upon completion of the subsidy operations authorized by this Instrument the Fund shall wind up the affairs of the Account. Any resources remaining in the Account after all outstanding liabilities of the Account have been discharged in full shall be applied first to reimburse the Special Disbursement Account up to the full amount transferred to the Account under Section 4, net of any previous re-transfers, and then to reimburse donors pro rata, up to the amounts of their donations. Any remaining balance in the Account shall be transferred to the Special Disbursement Account.
Decision No. 6683-(80/185) G/TR,
December 17, 1980,
as amended by Decision Nos. 8523-(87/25) SBS, February 6, 1987,
and 8941-(88/122) SBS,
August 2, 1988
Review of the Fund's Income Position for FY 2011 and FY 2012—PCDR Trust Reimbursement for FY 2011
In accordance with paragraph 3 of Decision No. 14649-(10/64) PCDR, adopted June 25, 2010, the General Resources Account shall be reimbursed the equivalent of SDR 0.493 million by the PCDR Trust in respect of the expenses of administering SDA resources in the PCDR Trust during FY 2011. (EBS/11/53, 04/07/11)
Decision No. 14895-(11/37),
April 20, 2011
Supplementary Financing Facility: Subsidy Account—Investment
The Managing Director shall place in deposits, denominated in SDRs, with the Bank for International Settlements, or in investments in a call account, denominated in SDRs, with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the currencies received by the SFF Subsidy Account, unless the Managing Director considers that the terms offered are not sufficiently attractive. In that event the Managing Director shall inform the Executive Board promptly and make other proposals to it for investment in SDR-denominated obligations. (EBS/81/135, 5/8/81)
Decision No. 6854-(81/78) SBS,
May 8, 1981,
as amended by Decision No. 8184-(86/9) SBS,
January 15, 1986
Supplementary Financing Facility: Subsidy Account—Suspension of Transfers and Re-Transfer of Surplus
In accordance with Section 4(b) of the Instrument establishing the Supplementary Financing Facility Subsidy Account (Decision No. 6683-(80/185) G/TR, transfers from the Special Disbursement Account to the SFF Subsidy Account shall be suspended as soon as arrangements can be made for the investment of resources retained in the Special Disbursement Account. Any resources of the SFF Subsidy Account above the amounts necessary to meet its future liabilities shall be promptly re-transferred to the Special Disbursement Account as soon after the date of this decision as possible and as they may be received in the future. (EBS/85/127, 5/14/85; and Sup. 1, 5/24/85)
Decision No. 7989-(85/81) SBS,
May 28, 1985
Supplementary Financing Facility: Subsidy Account—Means of Subsidy Payments
Subsidy payments made after the effective date of this Decision with respect to charges paid on holdings of currency referred to in Section 7 of the Instrument establishing the SFF Subsidy Account may be made, at the discretion of the Fund, in SDRs to beneficiaries agreeing to receive them, or in U.S. dollars, or in a combination of these two assets. Subsidy payments in U.S. dollars shall be made on the basis of the SDR/U.S. dollar exchange rate in effect three business days before the payment date.
Decision No. 8185-(86/9) SBS/S,
January 15, 1986
Supplementary Financing Facility Subsidy Account—Exchange Rate for Payment of Subsidies
All pending subsidy payments under the Supplementary Financing Facility Subsidy Account shall be made on the basis of the SDR/U.S. dollar exchange rate in effect two business days before thepayment date, and, if this rate cannot be used, the rate of the preceding date closest thereto that is practicable. (EBS/03/54, 4/18/03)
Decision No. 13005-(03/39) SBS,
April 25, 2003
Interest due in 1977, 1978, and on June 30, 1979, for example, was paid in U.S. dollars pursuant to decisions adopted in 1977, 1978, and on June 18, 1979.
Ed. Note: See the text of Decision No. 8165-(85/189) G/TR, effective February 1, 1986, as amended, on pp. 504.
Ed. Note: Not included in this volume.
Ed. Note: Not included in this volume.
Ed. Note: Not included in this volume.


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of Hasting
The date
is October 14, 1066.
On Telham Hill, knights
on horseback carry lances,
javelins and brightly coloured
banners. Wooden castles
on small hills are built
called mottes. These castles are
built by digging out a
ditch and piling up the
dirt. If attacked, the people can
retreat to them for safety.
One knight stands
out among the rest,
William, Duke of Normandy.
Although William is French,
he leads the Norman army into battle,
claiming he is the rightful King of England.
By landing in Sussex , he is prepared
to fight the Saxon army,
led by Harold, King of England.
The Norman
army has skilled
archers with bows and
arrows leading the way. These
archers can kill a man by firing an arrow
from a distance of 100 meters or more.
the archers
are foot soldiers with spears and axes.
The knights
horseback follow the foot
soldiers. These knights are
called the calvary and can move much
faster than foot soldiers.
They are heavily armed
and wear coats of mail,
split at the bottom
to allow for ease of
movement while riding a horse.
The horses are not protected
by armour, so a knight
can be brought down
by killing his horse.
The knights also wear
cone-shaped helmets
to protect their faces.
King Harold
has about
the same number of men
as William, but most of his
men are exhausted by the time
they set up camp near the
village of Battle near Sussex.
There are two main
types of Saxon soldiers.
The house-carls are a group
of about 3000 foot soldiers
that make up the king's
bodyguard. They fight with
with long, heavy axes that
can split a man in two
with one blow. The house-carls
wear hauberks for
protection. Hauberks are
coats of mail made
by sewing wire rings together
and are extremely heavy. These
soldiers also carry kite shaped
shields to protect them from
arrows, stones, swords,
and other objects hurled
at them. The house-carls
are said to be the finest
soldiers in Europe.
The Saxon
soldiers begin
to tense up as they see
this enormous army heading
towards them. No matter
how afraid, they stand ready to
fight the Normans and defend
King Harold and England.
The Battle of Hastings has begun.
makes the first attack and
is met with strong
resistance. As the fierce hand
to hand combat weakens
the English, William makes his
final attack in the evening.
In less than ten hours, the battle
is over. The fields are covered
with bodies of dead and wounded
soldiers and horses. King Harold
and his brothers have been killed.
William Duke of Normandy
rides as if he is already the new
King of England. The English
Saxons have lost and the
French Normans have won.
The course
of history over the
next 300 years is changed.
Not only is England a closer part
of Europe, but the nobles of
England speak French, not English
and spend time on their
French estates. It also changes
the way the country is
ruled. Under Saxon rule,
the earl is often as
important as the king, but
under Norman rule, the king
is the only one in control
and his rule is law.
the village where
the battle of Hastings
took place is called Battle.
The town of Hastings
is approximately six miles to the
south east of the battlefield.
The battle is later called Senlac,
meaning a river of blood.


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