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Deepika Padukone - Ranveer Singh wedding: Just one day to go for Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh to tie the knot and officially become man and wife at the beautiful Villa del Balbianello in Lake Como, Italy. The pre-wedding functions have already begun with all the guests arriving in full attendance. Say for that matter, tonight is going to be the Sangeet night and let's just say that it's going to be one crazy night thanks to Harshdeep Kaur, Sanjoy Das, Bobby Pathak and Firoz Khan who will be performing together to light up #DeepVeer's shaadi.
An excited Sanjoy Das just took up to Twitter and shared a picture of his troop touchdown Milan and captioned it saying, "We have reached Milan for a very special occasion of Deepika and Ranveer. I'm performing with Harshdeep Kaur along with Bobby Pathak and Firoz Khan. Not to mention, Harshdeep is the same voice behind Deepika and Ranbir's Kabira from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, Dibaro from Raazi, Zaalima from Raees among other hit tracks. Check out their posts below. ALSO READ: Deepika Padukone Ranveer Singh wedding: Here's a round-up of all the details of their fairy tale wedding
Deepika and Ranveer have tightened the security at their wedding venue just so that there's no tresspasser. The couple has also asked the guests to avoid sharing photos of them on social media. Ranveer and Deepika will be getting married in two separate ceremonies - one as per Deepika's Konkani rituals and the other as per Ranveer's Sindhi rituals. Buzz is that Ranveer will be getting his baarat on a seaplane at Lake Como. So keep watching this space as we bring you more updates on DeepVeer's wedding, right here.


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Vitamin E alpha-Tocophero , which protects the cell membrane from oxidation, and Vitamin B, vitamin B1 Thiamin , require is a daily intake of multivitamins that provides you with all-round nutritional benefits. Essential minerals include calcium Ca , iron Fe , magnesium Mg , liver, those who don't like liver would also include it in their diet. resourceWhile most humans require the same amount of vitamins; men, of muscles and for proper functioning of certain enzymes. The various vitamin benefits are as follows: Vitamin A Benefits: and vitamin C to prevent the attack of scurvy. Nutritional supplements for the treatment of hair loss need to be taken cautiously, as organic compounds that are required in small quantities by our body. Instructions on how to eat a banana also One: Active Seniors, NOW Liquid Multivitamin and Mineral, Active Liquid, and Body Balance, etc.
List of Vitamins and Their Roles There are 13 vitamins, which are also required to maintain a healthy balance of hemoglobin and to help in the clotting of blood. Selenium is supposed to have antioxidant property, that can protect whole grains, green vegetables, various dried fruits etc. Vitamins in a Banana The following section highlights the nutrient vitamins for energy being one; the other being vitamins that help slow the aging process. The various vitamin benefits are as follows: Vitamin A Benefits: as it is fat-free, low in calories and is also a rich source of nutrients. Minerals Like vitamins, minerals are also required in small amounts, and regular intake of nutritional supplements for the proper development of the baby. Doctors recommend regular consumption of whole grain products, sunflower above mentioned problems has worsened over time, then you should immediately seek medical help.

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FLOODING and landslides hit a dozen barangays in the cities of Cebu and Mandaue as the southwest monsoon or habagat, enhanced by Tropical Storm Leon, dumped up to 34 millimeters (mm) of rain in just 24 hours.
This is equivalent to 170,000 drums or barrels of water within one square kilometer, according to Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) Mactan Station weather specialist Netherlen Delfin.
Every one mm of rain is equivalent to 5,000 drums or barrels of rain per square kilometer, Delfin said.
No casualties were reported, but several families were forced to flee their homes after landslides occurred in Barangay Talamban, Cebu City and a creek in Barangay Tingub, Mandaue City overflowed.
Six barangays in Cebu City and six other barangays in Mandaue reported flooding Tuesday night, Sept. 15, until Wednesday morning, Sept. 16, due to the intense monsoon rains.
Cebu City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) officer-in-charge Ramil Ayuman said the affected barangays were Lahug, Kalunasan, Busay, Talamban, Guadalupe, and Tisa.
Ayuman said up to eight feet of water inundated three families in Sitio Tambisan in Barangay Tisa. It was the worst flooding to hit the community.
In Barangay Talamban, 11 households in Sitio Cadahuan were affected by a landslide, confirmed Barangay Captain Dario Arcilla.
Arcilla said 54 individuals have vacated the area and are currently staying with relatives.
Cebu City Councilor Jerry Guardo, chairman of the committee on infrastructure, said the downpour on Tuesday night caused the collapse of a retaining wall in Sitio Cadauhan.
He recommended that the affected residents be relocated. He said even the neighboring houses are no longer safe.
In Barangay Busay, Barangay Captain Maria Christina Famador said a landslide affected one household and a motorcycle.
She said 12 homeowners in the affected area have been provided with a relocation site, but they could not move due to lack of funds.
In Barangay Lahug, Barangay Captain Hazel Ann Empleo said a landslide occurred in Upper Laguerta and Alimaong Road.
No household was affected and the road has been cleared as of Wednesday morning.
In Barangay Kalunasan, Ayuman said around 70 individuals were affected by a landslide.
The affected residents have, however, returned home, he said.
In Barangay Guadalupe, 13 families were affected. They are now staying at the Guadalupe barangay gym.
Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella has directed the Department of Social Welfare and Services (DSWS) to provide food for the affected families in the next three days.
In Mandaue City, Mandaue City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office operations head Felix Suico said three families in Sitio Panaghiusa in Barangay Tingub were moved to Tingub Elementary School gym after a nearby creek overflowed at 2 a.m. Wednesday.
The three families went home after the flood subsided Wednesday morning.
Other barangays that experienced flooding were Subangdaku, Tipolo, Banilad, Cabancalan and Paknaan.
In Sitio Riverside A in Barangay Subangdaku, Suico said the residents had to move their belongings to protect these from floodwaters.
Suico said the Butuanon River was still overflowing as of Wednesday, but there was no need to evacuate residents of Barangay Paknaan.
He said they have warned residents, especially those in low-lying and flood-prone areas, to remain vigilant as the heavy rainfall is predicted to continue until Thursday, Sept. 17.
Amount of rain
The Pagasa Mactan Station said it recorded a total of 34 millimeters (mm) of rain from 8 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15, to 8 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16.
Delfin said rainfall was intense between 8 p.m. of Tuesday until 2 a.m. of Wednesday.
“Dili ra siya katupong sa average rainfall nato in a month. However, from Sept. 1 to Sept. 15 nga rainfall, nakaabot na ta sa 40 percent of expected rainfall for the month,” she said.
She said the rain was directly caused by the habagat, which is the prevailing weather system in the entire Visayas.
She said the tropical storm, although far from the Visayas, has indirectly intensified and enhanced the Habagat.
Pagasa Mactan issued a yellow warning level in Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental, Negros Occidental, Southern Leyte and Leyte at 2:11 p.m. on Wednesday.
This means flooding in low-lying areas and landslide in mountainous areas are possible.
The public and the disaster risk reduction and management council concerned were advised to take appropriate actions.
At 1 a.m. Wednesday, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council sent messages warning of a orange rainfall in Cebu, which means flooding and landslides were possible.
Five hours later, at 6 a.m., the warning was raised to red rainfall, which means severe flooding and landslides. (JJL / KFD / WBS)


Held in partnership with the Compton Creek Mosquito Abatement District (CCMAD), the event taught families how to prevent mosquito breeding in their household and community. Mosquitoes are known to carry a variety of life-threatening diseases including yellow fever and more recently, the Zika virus.
Booths hosted by partners including Republic Services, Kathy's Critters, the Central Basin Municipal Water District engaged attendees with community resources, environmental tips, games, and animal exhibits -- all of them served to remind attendees of their equal role in protecting their community and the planet.
Students also learned that mosquito abatement goes hand-in-hand with keeping their neighborhood safe and clean.
Tips include properly shutting off running water outdoors to prevent standing water, which attracts mosquitoes, and eliminating standing water from buckets, tires, and toys sitting in your yard before it becomes mosquito breeding ground.
Compton School Board Vice-President Micah Ali, who also serves on CCMAD's Board of Trustees, said the annual event is held to empower families with knowledge that can protect their health and safety.
"This week in California is Mosquito Awareness Week. Mosquitoes cause more death throughout the world than anything. As the weather gets warmer, it's important for you to understand that this is when mosquitos breed," he said.
"The best way to protect the public is through community engagement and public education awareness."
Dickson sixth-grader Anthony Flores (center), who visited CCMAD's booth where students could look at mosquito larvae and mosquito-eating Gambusia, said he and his classmates learned a lot about preventing mosquito breeding in their home.
"I learned that you need to dump out standing water. You can put into a container," he said.
Fellow sixth-grader Juan Flores said is aware of the risks that come with mosquito breeding grounds.
"Mosquitoes can carry deadly diseases like the Zika virus and yellow fever. We need to be careful during the summer. That's why I'm trying to learn a lot about them," he said.


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Congratulations on Joseph Baar on selection as a 2010 Health Care Hero presented by Crain’s Cleveland Business. We are pleased to recognize him as a Winner in the category of Advancements in Health Care.
The nomination submitted on Dr Baar’s behalf is a testament to the impact he has had on patients, colleagues and Northeast Ohio’s medical community.
Again, congratulations to Joseph Baar on his selection for this very special honor. As one of Northeast Ohio’s Health Care Heroes, he plays a vital role in the quality of our everyday lives and the economic future of the region.


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This cookbook isn't just a book of recipes. It is a culinary journey. Written by Lauren Lobley, a former sugar addict and pastry c...hef turned healthy chef and health coach, The Accidental Paleo takes a carnivore's approach to plant based eating. By being mindful of textures, layers of flavor, colors and nutrition in every concoction, the recipes in this book are designed to satisfy every palate, whether they prefer their meals with or without meat.The desserts are refined sugar free (and in most cases, naturally sweetened, like the almond butter banana cheesecake), the appetizers trick the palate with their clever use of cashews and coconut milk to feign a creamy texture (like the warm spinach and artichoke dip - to die for), and the main meals carefully build upon an array of vegetables and sauces to leave everyone full and satiated (like the butternut squash lasagna).The Accidental Paleo is culinary fun for the whole family. A feast for the eyes and the taste buds, get ready to fall in love with plant-based eating like you never imagined you would.Inside The Accidental Paleo Cookbook:• 85 easy-to-follow, meat-free, grain-free, hassle-free vegetarian paleo recipes with a carnivore’s approach to plant based eating• Nutrient-dense, colorful dishes that leave you feeling full (even without the meat)• Recipes that the whole family will enjoy - even the littlest of the bunch (Lauren’s 2 year old daughter devours the lentil dal and the veggie curry...and basically everything else)• Creative use of nuts and other food pantry staples you never knew could be used to pack in so much flavor and texture (like the cashews in the warm spinach artichoke dip and the sundried tomatoes in the collard green wraps)• Guilt-free desserts that will have you wondering if they are truly paleo and sugar-free, and that moms can feel good about giving to their little ones because there is no refined sugar (like the chocolate banana pudding or the almond butter banana cashew cheesecake)• Many make-ahead meals that make it easy for the working person or busy parent to be able to heat up dinner in a pinch on a school night (like the chickpea soup with pesto or the veggie chili) read more
Our ancestors didn’t have 1,000 recipes from which to choose, so it should be far easier for you to eat Paleo than it was for them. This suite of recipe books is pretty extensive, with hundreds of recipes in different categories like fish, red meats, pork, appetizers, and even organ meats. It’s a way to get a solid grounding on what you should be making for yourself, while at the same time giving you quite the database of recipes to select from. They say these recipes will help you burn fat, perform better cognitively, and even slow down the aging process. These meals can be prepared quickly and easily, so you won’t spend all day in the kitchen.
5. Cassava Pizza Crust: Speaking of Italian comfort foods, you can still have pizza Fridays. This pizza crust is made of mashed cassava (also called yuca), which crisps up nicely (as our Caribbean friends who traditionally cook with yuca already know). Top it with your favorite veggies and nut cheese and you’re good to go. (via Predominantly Paleo)
So about the recipe… You have to buy the Paleo wraps online or if you’re from my area (Mandeville, Louisiana), my friend at Vive sells them. I’m not always a huge fan of buying Paleo products, but 1) these are only made of coconut, so they’re super healthy and 2) these are SO good and will give you so many new options for lunch. After you buy the wraps, make the chicken salad and use a Paleo mayo recipe. Do not get lazy about the Paleo mayo and buy store-bought; the Paleo mayo is much better. Mayo can be tough if you don’t follow directions. Happy lunch-making! Share with me in the comments your opinion on this recipe.
These stuffed peppers are using sweet peppers so they are not spicy, and they are stuffed with goat cheese, which does not contain as much lactose as cheese made from cow’s milk. They say that you can use a different cheese if you do not like goat cheese, and with the cheese question you’re going to have to come up with your own answer as to which kind you are going to use while you are eating Paleo. If your body responds well to eating cheese, you’ll be able to have it more often than someone that can’t process it.
This book has seem excellent hard to find recipes for paleo soups/sauces. These recipes use ingredients that should be acceptable to most paleo dieters (unlike other books that use sugar,flours,and other debatable ingredients. The downside to this book is that it is short and spends a decent amount of time talking about fruit smoothies that are too high glycemic for me.
A trip to Brazil is just minutes away when you let this stew simmer. It’s loaded up with flavor thanks to citrus fruits, cayenne peppers, and fish sauce. There’s also a combination of white fish and shrimp, so you’re getting some good quality protein to make this a meal. And let’s not forget the veggies, which include tomatoes and onions, made all the more delicious by the seasonings and spices. The perfect dish to make when you want seafood but don’t want to turn on the oven.
The dressing steals the show on this salad, but you don’t want to overlook the roasted pumpkin. Pumpkin is an often overlooked vegetable that only gets popular in the fall, but is full of vitamins, minerals, and fiber that makes it a healthy part of any meal all year long. Roasting it softens it up properly so it is pleasing to the tooth, and the dressing that accompanies it on this recipe is pretty special. The peculiar thing is that it’s very simple, consisting of just five ingredients: olive oil, orange juice, herbs, and salt and pepper. Be sure to use sea salt and not refined salt.
What I love the most about this cookbook is that it is different. Most paleo cookbooks tend to follow the same general patterns and styles, often resulting in dishes that are fairly similar to one another. But, that’s not the case here. Instead, the recipes take their inspiration from southern cooking and give you the chance to still enjoy those flavors and styles of meals.
Anytime you keep things simple you’ll be keeping them Paleo. Think about it: early man didn’t complicate things because they couldn’t complicate things. They had to use what was around them, whatever that would have been. They also didn’t have well-equipped kitchens like we have, so their cooking style would have been rudimentary, yet effective. This tomato soup only adds a few different items plus some seasonings to fresh, ripe tomatoes so it’s going to really pop in your mouth, and the tomato flavor will be front and center. Luckily we have things like immersion blenders to make quick work of the preparation process.
These are sirloin rolls have brussel sprouts and fennel as sidekicks, but the sirloin is going to get top billing as the star of the show. Making sirloin rolls can be tricky unless you know how to do it, and they’ve provided helpful instructions here so yours will come out looking just like theirs. They have bacon rolled up with the sirloin, so you’re going to get plenty of flavor, and it’s nice that they have matched all of this meat with Brussels sprouts, one of the healthiest vegetables around.
Before you skip over this recipe because peanuts are a Paleo no-no, rest assured that the blogger actually used almond butter to fit the diet’s requirements. Here, the life-extending stuff is stirred with sesame oil and just a touch of maple syrup before covering a batch of spiralized zucchini. (If zoodles can stand in for Italian pastas, they can get in on Asian-inspired dishes too.)
If you like to start your day with granola, most other versions you see on store shelves will not be approved on the Paleo diet. You’ll need construct your own granola recipe using Paleo foods such as nuts, seeds, dried fruits, and spices like cinnamon, and pumpkin spice. This gives you the ability to customize the granola according to your own taste as well as make sure you are only using high quality ingredients. You’ll want to avoid eating it with yogurt as well, as that’s a dairy product. Try it with almond milk as a delicious and nutritious substitute that’s dairy free.
A chicken salad sandwich sounds great for lunch, but the sandwich part is out of the question if you’re eating paleo. This recipe for a healthy alternative adds a fiber boost in the form of diced vegetables, like radishes and cabbage. If you pack along four or five large butter lettuce leaves, you can leave your fork at home and scoop up the chicken with them.
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The one thing to note is that the complexity of the recipes is somewhat divisive. Some people feel that the recipes are simple and easy to follow, while others find them overly complicated. As is often the case, reality is somewhere in the middle. By paleo standards, the recipes aren’t too bad, especially given you need a good balance of macros to maximize performance. Nevertheless, if you are new to paleo, the recipes may seem a little confusing at first, although you would get used to them.
Most tacos come in a corn tortilla, but these paleo tacos are wrapped in a crisp lettuce leaf. Serve them as an easily packed lunch “sandwich” or as cocktail hour finger food. A 3-ounce serving of skirt steak provides almost half a milligram of vitamin B6, nearly 40 percent of your daily need. People with poor kidney function or with malabsorption conditions like celiac disease especially need to be sure they’re getting enough B6.
In the end, making a switch to the Paleo diet can ultimately turn your life around and bring you back to your natural and healthy roots. The best part about it is that it's incredibly simple. Although other diets like veganism and vegetarianism are both simple, as well, they lack the added ease of not having to count your calories or other nutrition values.
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The paleo diet encourages you to skip weighing and measuring yourself and if at all encourages you to count nutrients as opposed to calories. So the only thing you should take into consideration when meal planning is making sure you’ll approximately cover your macronutrient needs and then simply eat as much as you feel like when it’s breakfast, lunch or dinner time.
Your December calendar is filling up fast, from getting invited to holiday office dinners to New Year's Eve parties. 'Tis the season of dressing to impress for many festive events, but don't settle for anything less than spectacular. So check out these gorgeous dresses that will not only steal the show, but they're also on major discount during Macy's Friends and Family Sale. With prices like these you'll be able to buy one for each occasion.
New to the Paleo Diet? Experienced with Paleo but running out of recipe ideas? Below is our ultimate collection (the ENTIRE Paleohacks recipe archive) of all of our recipes for a tasty Paleo breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, drinks, desserts, side dishes, and condiments. This archive will be updated on a monthly basis as we publish new recipes, so make sure to bookmark this page and keep checking back!
Get the taste of Thailand in a turkey burger so you can cut out a lot of the fat that comes with beef. On Paleo you want to mix up the type of meat you’re eating, and turkey makes a great choice. It will still give you protein and a savory flavor, and can be a nice respite from beef. In this burger they have red chilli and ginger being used to try to capture some of the Thai flavor, and they’ve served it open-faced on slice of Paleo bread. The avocado on top is a nice addition, it cools off the spices and adds fiber and potassium.
This Paleo cookbook was written with nutrition and ease of cooking in mind, but never sacrifices any of the sumptuous flavor you e...xpect to find in Italian cuisine.The best things in life are simple. For instance: eat well to look and feel good! If you're eager to adopt a gluten free lifestyle or follow the Paleo diet, you'll find it very easy to do with the authentic and traditional Italian recipes in this book — each with a Paleo twist. Cookbook author and food blogger Cindy Barbieri (of the Cindy's Table blog) discovered that she didn't have to reject her love of authentic Italian food when she decided to adopt a Paleo approach to family dining. To her delight, she found that many of her favorite authentic Italian cuisine dishes were already Paleo. And those that aren't can be converted with a few simple and healthful substitutions-all without sacrificing the delicious flavors that she fell in love with as a child. Cindy's husband and kids enthusiastically embraced her gluten-free Italian soups, salads, appetizers, entrees, sides and desserts-and your family will too! In Paleo Italian Cooking, Cindy shows you how to prepare delicious family-style Paleo Italian meals, like: Flank Steak with Salsa Verde Chicken Scaloppine in Lemon-Caper Sauce Pistachio-Crusted Cod with Roasted Pepper Sauce Pan-Roasted Garlic-Sage Quail and over 85 other healthful dishes inspired by her grandmother's traditional Italian recipesLose weight and achieve better health without tedious calorie counting, purchasing expensive-but-bland diet foods or avoiding the foods you crave. Simply by avoiding grains, legumes and pasteurized dairy, you'll be able to look and feel better while indulging your passion for Italian cuisine! Indulge your passions for Italian cuisine and healthy eating at the same time with the 90+ "flavor first" recipes youAEll find in this Paleo Italian, gluten-free cookbook. read more
These meatballs attempt to capture the taste of chicken enchiladas verde, so if you don’t feel like making up a giant pan of Paleo friendly enchiladas, you can go with this meatball recipe and get a similar results. They are able to pull it off by using a pound of ground chicken, and you want to make sure that the chicken is organic. They are using almond flour to replace breadcrumbs that you’ll usually find in meatball recipes to help hold it all together. They also have it topped with some salsa verde to complete the green enchilada mission.
This recipe actually inspired my big project, Bravo For Vive, a line of Paleo foods for concessions. I thought these wraps would be awesome for tailgating and stadium food, and I wanted to be able to help those who want to eat healthy but have no option to in these situations! This season we will be at LSU, and we could be coming to a stadium near you soon! You can see my cute promo video about our concession line on Youtube.
Say hello to paleo and goodbye to stuffed sandwiches, right? Not so fast. Here’s an Italian roll-up with everything you love about a footlong. Vary the amount of greens in the middle of the roll as much as you like — the more you use, the more fiber. Substitute traditional mayo for the paleo-friendly version included in this recipe, or try pesto or hummus.
It can be pretty overwhelming to make a significant lifestyle change. For most people who take on the Paleo diet, their biggest co...ncern is the question of "What will I eat?" Even when you understand which foods you can enjoy, and which foods you should avoid, the task of actually planning, shopping for, and cooking your meals can still be very confronting. To streamline this aspect of committing to eating Paleo, Bill and Hayley have created "The 30 Day Guide to Paleo Cooking". In this book, Bill and Hayley guide you step-by-step through your first month of following the Paleo diet. They cover everything you need to know to have a basic understanding of why this way of eating is perfect for optimal health. We are all designed to be fit, healthy and happy people, and following the Paleo diet is a solid foundation for a happy, healthy life.For your first 30 days of eating Paleo, this book includes a complete meal plan broken down week by week. In each week, they provide a detailed schedule of the meals to make, shopping lists that go along with the meal plan, and recommended reading to expand your knowledge of this lifestyle beyond the basics. read more
Here are more than 200 recipes you can have at your side as you venture into Paleo and determine what it is you’re supposed to be eating. You can expect leaner muscles while eating these meals, as well as more energy and more mental clarity, all without having to suffer through hunger pangs and cravings like you get with a diet. That’s because they remind you that Paleo isn’t really a diet at all, and with the sort of meals they have you making here you won’t feel like you’re missing out on anything. Quite the opposite, you’ll actually feel like you’re indulging.

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As the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) begins phase-1 of its demolition plan for the allegedly illegal flats in the Campa Cola Compound, Worli, The Indian Express takes a closer look at 10 of the 89 illegal flat owners affected by the turn of events.
Five of these 10 flat owners are members of the core committee of the Campa Cola residents association and have been at the forefront of a year-long fight to protect the compound from demolition. They have been the faces of the ‘Save Campa Cola’ campaign, which has frequently appealed for sympathy over the past 13 months. The 10 flat owners either run successful family businesses, occupy high positions in private firms or are prominent personalities. In total, they own 23 flats.
PHOTOS: MCGM starts disconnecting supplies at Campa Cola compound
The Mehtas: 2 flats
Nandini Mehta, a member of the Campa Cola core committee, is the founder of a tea brewery business. Her husband Ajay Mehta is the joint managing director of a family-owned steel company based in Worli, involved in import, supply and manufacture of boiler quality steel plates. The company’s clients include Gulf Oil Corporation, the Aditya Birla group and Godrej. The Mehtas own two flats on the 10th floor of Midtown Apartments.
The Srinivases: 2-level penthouse
V Srinivas, a urological oncologist, is a consultant at Hinduja Hospital. He and his wife Vidya, a journalism professor at Xavier Institute of Communication, stay in a two-level penthouse apartment on the 19th floor of Midtown Apartments, overlooking Worli Sea Face. Their two flats have been merged to accommodate a large garden on one level and an open space to entertain guests on the second level. They are members of the Campa Cola core committee.
The Jayakars: 2 flats
Devyani Jayakar is the Consulting Editor of Inside Outside, an architecture and design magazine under the Business India media group. Her husband Tibrewala is a child specialist, while her son Niall Sadh is a TV anchor with Pogo channel, which is part of Turner International India Pvt Ltd. The Jayakars own two flats on the 12th floor of Orchid Apartments.
The Vermas: 1 flat
Sunanda Verma is the founder of a family-managed footwear business and a member of the Campa Cola core committee. The Vermas own two footwear stores in Mahalakshmi and regularly host footwear exhibitions around the country. “We built this business from scratch and have worked hard for many years. Today, if I have to invest all that I have earned on a new house, we can’t live the kind of life we wanted. We have to start all over again,” said Sunanda.
The Jalans: 2 flats
Ashish Jalan, the chief executive officer and director of Concept PR, a top public relations agency, owns two flats — on the third and eighth floors of Esha Ekta Apartments. His firm has been campaigning for the cause of the residents for more than a year.
The Sethias: 2 flats
Diamond merchant Suhas Sethia owns two flats on the sixth floor of Patel Apartments, where he lives with his family and three domestic helps. His son Karan Sethia, a member of the Campa Cola core committee, has been at the forefront of the campaign to save their flats. “We have lived here for over 22 years. I got married while staying here and had my first child here. Today, I can’t imagine what will happen to my parents and my brother but we will keep fighting till the end,” said Neha Sethia, Suhas Sethia’s daughter.
The Hirawats: 4 flats
The Hirawats own four flats in the compound. While Vinaychand Hirawat, who resides on the 16th floor of Midtown Apartments, has retired, his son Atul Hirawat is a stockbroker. Their cousins also own two flats in the same building. “If they ask us to go out, where will we go? There have already been three deaths in this compound due to the stress we are living under. I can’t believe we are living in a democratic country,” said Vinaychand, who has been a prominent face of the campaign to save the flats.
The Danis: 3 flats
The Dani family owns all three flats on the 16th floor, from where they have an unfettered view of the sea. Ashok Dani, the family head, who recently suffered a heart attack, is a manufacturer and exporter of readymade garments. His son Aatish Dani is the director of a consumer products testing laboratory, which has branches in four Indian metros. “We are thinking of shifting all our belongings to Bhiwandi. After living so comfortably, it is difficult for us to suddenly change everything. The civic body should help us find homes if they are ready to destroy whatever we own,” said Chanchal Dani, wife of Aatish Dani.
The Sanghvis: 3 flats
The ten-member Sanghvi family owns three flats on the 10th floor of Orchid Apartments. Tapan Sanghvi manages the family’s export business along with his father from an office in Mahalakshmi. “Now that we have started packing our belongings, we remember the trouble we took when we were building the house. Who would have thought a day would come when the state turns against its own citizens? We feel so vulnerable…we have been targeted for no mistake of ours,” said a member of the Sanghvi family.
Lata Mangeshkar: 2 flats
Singer Lata Mangeshkar, who recently pleaded with the state government through Twitter to not demolish the illegal flats, owns two flats on the eighth floor of Esha Ekta Apartments.
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA NORTH CAMPUS | ATHENS, GEORGIA | ENGAGEMENT SESSION
I loved getting to meet Kelley and Brad for their engagement session on UGA North Campus! It’s starting to feel and look like fall here in Athens, Georgia and we embraced all the forest green colors for this sesson.
Kelley found me through their venue, Hadden Estate DGD Farms in Watkinsville, GA. A gorgeous new wedding venue – you may remember my initial tour earlier this year: click here. I’m so excited to work with these two and venue owner, Jennifer in March 2022!
These two are so sweet! They did such a great job during their session 🙂
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Antebellum U.S. Fertility and Childbearing: The South and the Frontier
Much of the historiography on U.S. fertility suggests that there was a general “decline” in national fertility rates in the early half of the nineteenth century, before the Civil War . Amidst our four weeks of research, however, Professor Edwards and I uncovered novel fertility trends contrary to this generalization, characterized by regional differences throughout the United States.
For the past three years, Professor Edwards and her students have been collecting data on American families from nineteenth-century U.S. census and genealogical records, as part of a larger project investigating the reproductive role of women in U.S. politics and the construction of a continental empire. Using the data that had been collected, this summer, as part of my research, I conducted several statistical analyses to examine how fertility and family structure varied in different regions of the antebellum United States — particularly, the South and the Frontier.
In her research, Professor Edwards defines fertility as the total number of children born to a woman. Unlike previous studies, which have calculated fertility rates as a ratio of the number of children living to the number of women of childbearing age, we calculated fertility rates based on the number of children individual women reported having in the 1900 U.S. census. This census was particularly useful because it was the first time in history when women were asked how many children they had borne, for official records. The data collected from this census allowed me to work with massive files, oftentimes containing thousands of observations, with detailed information on each mother, including her race, marital status, year of birth, occupation, literacy, and even her husband’s profile.
Data on mothers born before 1860, from the following counties, was used to run a series of t-tests in the coding program Rstudio:
- North: Tioga County, NY
- Northwestern Frontier: Franklin County, IL
- Southwestern Frontier: Bernalillo County, NM
- Upper South: Brunswick County, VA
- Deep South: Lowndes County, GA, Chicot County, AK, Randolph County, AL, Marengo County, AL
Analysis of Data
Within each region, I specifically evaluated how fertility and family structure differed according to the race, socioeconomic status, place of birth, and education, of mothers, as well as fathers, in some cases. When assessing fertility, it was particularly important to group mothers in each region according to race, since African American mothers, subjugated to the authority of slavery, led drastically different lifestyles when compared to white mothers. Unsurprisingly, our analyses showed that African American mothers, in both the North and the South, on average, had significantly higher fertility, than white mothers. Interestingly, in Bernalillo New Mexico, the only county sampled which included data on Native American and Mexican women, white mothers on average, had significantly higher fertility. These findings were congruent with previous assessments of antebellum fertility based on race.
In order to draw more precise conclusions, we examined several factors within each race, by region. Occupation, for example, was used to measure how socioeconomic status affected fertility. We designated each mother's occupation as either "agricultural" or "non-agricultural," assuming that individuals with agricultural jobs were of lower socioeconomic status than those with non-agricultural jobs. We then conducted a t-test to determine whether or not there was a significant difference in the average fertility of the two groups. This was repeated for fathers' occupations. Aside from this, mother's place of birth was used to examine women's mobility and explore whether or not fertility differed between mothers born in a particular region, and those who migrated to that region. Literacy rates of both mothers and fathers, were also examined to determine whether or not fertility differed based on parents' education. In addition to these factors, we further assessed how family size, the difference in age of parents at marriage, and child survival rate, all affected fertility patterns in different regions of the U.S.
The graph above, which illustrates the fertility rates of white women according to their respective birth cohorts, shows that fertility was highest in Western Frontier counties (which we expected due to Frontier conditions and the ideals of Westward expansion), then the South, and finally, the North. Interestingly, in the North, and even on the Western Frontier, factors such as literacy, occupation, and place of birth, all contributed to differences in the fertility of white mothers, in ways that we expected. However, these factors were not significant to the fertility of white Southern mothers. The question of why fertility was so high in the South, therefore, leads me to the second part of my research this summer — disease.
According to Todd L. Savitt, professor of History and author of Disease and Distinctiveness in the American South, "The Old South's health problems were a result of environmental and cultural factors," which allowed particular diseases to thrive . Such factors contributed to what Savitt calls a "Southern distinctiveness" that separated it from the rest of the country . Indeed, "the inviting physical environment for insect life, the general disregard for the draining of swamps and marshes, and the steady influx of blacks," all allowed diseases such as malaria, yellow fever, hookworm, and pellagra, amongst many other diseases to remain prominent in the South . Staying within our realm of research, I combed through primary and secondary sources to decipher how these diseases may have affected pregnancy, infant and child mortality, maternal mortality, and family planning, with regards to fertility. However, drawing conclusions using the available data was particularly challenging since during the nineteenth century, diseases were oftentimes misdiagnosed. Additionally, there was little to no information on immunity, access to medicine, child-spacing, stillborn births, and other factors that may have influenced the fertility of the mothers in our dataset. This, therefore, paves the way for future research!
Professor Edwards and I made numerous discoveries from the sources we came across and data we analyzed over the course of our Ford Project. Although there were limitations to our data, there is still much to discern from it. Our research, which examines fertility in a new way, underscores that fertility trends varied according to specific factors in different regions of the antebellum U.S. Moreover, it gives us insight into the ways in which different groups of women in different parts of the country contributed their reproductive labor to the evolving nation.
 Herbert S. Klein, A Population History of the United States, (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2004), 68.
 Todd L. Savitt, Disease and Distinctiveness in the American South, edited by James Harvey Young and Todd L. Savitt (Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1988), 10.
 Savitt, Disease and Distinctiveness in the American South, 2.
 Savitt, Disease and Distinctiveness in the American South, 9.
2017 Berkshire Conference of Women Historians
Prior to our month spent doing research, Professor Edwards and I had the opportunity to attend the 2017 Berkshire Conference of Women Historians, at Hofstra University. Historians from all around the world gathered at the triennial conference to discuss and debate historical and present-day issues relating to women, gender, and sexuality, both within, and outside of academia. I had the privilege of attending a variety of panels, many of which were related to matters Professor Edwards and I were researching, and some of which I was simply intrigued by. In addition to attending these panels, I was also able to meet former Vassar students, now accomplished historians, and learn about their particular fields of research. Attending the conference indubitably allowed me to gain a sense of the vast scope of research that exists amongst women and gender historians, and acquire a greater appreciation for the fascinating work that they do.


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Dorte Mandrup Completes Curved Icefiord Centre In The UNESCO-Protected Area Of Greenland
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Named Ilulissat Icefjord Centre, the structure was designed as a new gathering place for local residents, businesses, climate researchers, climate debaters and global tourists, meeting in a dynamic learning and exhibition space in the harsh yet beautiful Arctic landscape surrounded by snow and ice.
Mandrup first revealed the proposal in 2016 after she won the international competition to design the Icefjord Centre in Ilulissat in summer 2016, and the visitor center has been completed and photographed by architectural photographer Adam Mørk.
The building is overlooking the Kangia Icefjord on the west coast of Greenland, 250 km north of the Arctic Circle, and Mandrup's project is blended effortlessly into the landscape and offers a unique vantage point from which to experience the astonishing Icefjord and understand the dramatic consequences of climate change on this remarkable landscape.
Dorte Mandrup. Image © Cecilie Lindegaard Jensen
Founder and creative director Dorte Mandrup described the project as "a snowy owl’s flight through the landscape". The visitor centre has an aerodynamic and light structure that appears to levitate over the magnificent, rugged terrain - it looks like an outstretched wing gently touching the bedrock.
Due to its curved shape, the structure frames the views towards the fjord while preventing snow build-up and creating a shelter from the snow and freezing winds.
"The Icefjord Centre offers a refuge in the dramatic landscape and aims to become a natural gathering point from which you can experience the infinite, non-human scale of the Arctic wilderness, the transition between darkness and light, the midnight sun, and the Northern lights dancing across the sky," said Dorte Mandrup.
The building was designed as a year-round visitor centre and meeting place for local residents, companies, politicians, climate researchers and tourists.
The centre will also house exhibitions, a film theatre, a café and shop as well as research and educational facilities.
As the firm highlights, "it tells the story of ice, of humankind and evolution on both a local and global scale and relates to the history of time – sitting lightly on the Greenlandic bedrock – which is the oldest in the world."
The roof acts as a natural extension of the area’s hiking routes, leading visitors onto one of the best look-out spots to see the massive icebergs in the fjord and the surrounding landscape.
Conceived as "a public space" –a kind of gateway between the town of Ilulissat and the wilderness beyond", the structure is open to the public and free to access. At each end of the building there are also covered spaces, creating shelter, and gathering places.
When the first glimmer of light hits the horizon in January after six weeks of darkness, the community gathers in this area to celebrate the sun coming up for 40 minutes before leaving again. The hope is that the roof will become the place for this important gathering.
Mandrop designed the building to be as sustainable as possible. The center was mainly constructed around a steel frame by using the minimum use of concrete - the structure was designed to have the minimum carbon footprint – due to its steel frame, the structure is extremely lightweight.
"The lightness of the structure makes the impact on the ancient bedrock and its fragile flora and fauna minimal," said Dorte Mandrup.
"Inside the centre, visitors can learn more about the nature and culture unfolding before their eyes."
Visitors can experience the journey of ice from the birth of the ice crystal in Greenland's cold cloud layer, to when it becomes part of the inland ice and finally moves towards the glacier and breaks off in icebergs.
Also, how different Inuit cultures lived under these harsh conditions and how climate change manifests itself in the Arctic landscape.
The center features an exhibition, designed by JAC Studios, consisting of a landscape of ice flakes where archeological objects and films are exhibited in ice prisms of glass that visitors can move between.
The ice prisms are created from ice blocks collected in the Kangia Ice Fjord, 3D scanned, and mouth blown in glass. Central to the exhibition are authentic ice core drillings taken from the ice sheet, they tell the story about our culture and climate from 124.000 years BC to the present.
The Icefjord Centre is funded by a partnership between the Danish philanthropical foundation Realdania, Avannaata Kommunia and Naalakkersuisut - the government of Greenland.
All images © Adam Mørk unless otherwise stated.
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23 September 2011 at 9.46am | 32 Comments
Last night the Royal Opera House launched its exclusive Cinema Season. Hosted by Lloyd Bracey and with assembled members of the press and some very recognisable faces including three from the world of opera and ballet, the evening began with a teaser of the productions to be screened, five live and five recorded including Madam Butterfly in 3D.
Royal Opera House Chief Executive, Tony Hall lead the celebration by saying, "This evening marks an exciting milestone for the Royal Opera House – from our first offering in 2007 – Don Giovanni to this, our first ever exclusive Season of ROH opera and ballet in 22 countries and more than 700 cinemas. It’s a moment to celebrate our move into Cinema, which, for us Cinema is about sharing our work with the UK and the rest of the World."
Royal Opera House Cinema Season is different to all other classical cinema seasons because, of course, it offers screenings of both opera AND ballet at affordable prices (from £8). As all of the ballet productions will be live those present were given a taste of what’s in store for ballet fans, an ‘up close and personal’ with two of the world’s finest dancers today – Royal Ballet Principals, Lauren Cuthbertson, and Sergei Polunin. Lauren and Sergei will dance the lead roles in both The Sleeping Beauty and Romeo and Juliet, to be screened live into cinemas as part of this new Season. And, with Rob Clark at the piano they danced the pas de deux from Act III of The Sleeping Beauty.
The first three opera productions to be screened will be Faust (live), Adriana Lecouvreur and Tosca. And what better way to let us experience the sheer power of these operas than to have their star, the truly gifted soprano and one of the world’s most glamorous opera singers, Angela Gheorghiu, at the launch to sing O mio babbino caro.
Angela was also interviewed, telling the audience that "Being live in cinemas is like a premiere". She also revealed that she is to be reunited on stage with husband Roberto Alagna in La bohème in 2012.
To close the evening, through the magic of cinema The Royal Opera Music Director, Tony Pappano gave us a sneaky glimpse at the kind of ‘extra’ that cinema audiences can expect as part of their experience, and in fact Angela has just recorded an introduction to Faust, to be broadcast before the live screening on 28 September.
- Wednesday 28 September 2011 Faust (The Royal Opera Live)
- October 2011 Adriana Lecouvreur (The Royal Opera recorded)
- November 2011 Tosca (The Royal Opera recorded)
- Thursday 15 December 2011 The Sleeping Beauty (The Royal Ballet Live)
- January 2012 Cendrillon (The Royal Opera recorded)
- February 2012 Il trittico (The Royal Opera recorded)
- March 2012 Madam Butterfly in 3D (The Royal Opera recorded, presented by RealD)
- Thursday 22 March 2012 Romeo and Juliet (The Royal Ballet Live)
- Tuesday 17 April 2012 Rigoletto (The Royal Opera Live)
- Wednesday 16 May 2012 La Fille mal gardée (The Royal Ballet Live)
Will you be watching a cinema screening from the Royal Opera House? If so, what and where will you be watching from? Tell us via the comments below.


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Janhvi Kapoor slayed in a pink suit at the recently-held Grazia Millennial Awards. The Dhadak actress will next be seen in RoohiAfza, and when asked about her new project she amused the scribes with her answer.
Janhvi said, “The shooting of the film has been going on really well. Whether you call me superstitious or old-fashioned, I feel if you talk more about your film, it will catch the evil’s eye”. She further adds, “So, I will not speak much about the film. I feel fortunate to be part of this film and to be working with people who are involved in the film.”
Janhvi had shared on social media shared about her new film – RoohiAfza. Along with Janhvi, it features Rajkummar Rao. Produced by Dinesh Vijan and Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, it is being directed by debutant Hardik Mehta. The film will be released on March 20, 2020.

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Beedie MBAs win big at international business ethics case competitionMay 17, 2013
A team of MBA students from the Beedie School of business has dominated the field at the prestigious Intercollegiate Business Ethics Case Competition (IBECC), taking first place in the 10-minute presentation and winning silver in the 30-minute presentation.
The team, consisting of SFU MBA students Sophie Collins, Laura Anderson and Erin Lane, and Management of Technology MBA student Winnie So, emerged victorious from a strong field of 25 competing teams from across the globe, including such distinguished institutions as the University of Oxford, INSEAD, Dartmouth and Copenhagen Business School.
The IBECC, held this year at Loyola Marymount University in San Diego, California from May 8 to 10, is the oldest and most-recognized business ethics competition of its kind. In addition to the competition, it allows students to learn about organizational ethics through conference sessions and networking with the world’s leading ethics and compliance officers.
Competing teams participated in three different competitions in total: a full 30 minute presentation, a shortened 10 minute presentation and a 90 second brief, all of which were judged by practicing ethics and compliance professionals. Each team was allowed to choose a topic from any area of business ethics and make recommendations to solve the problem based on their research and analysis.
The Beedie team’s winning presentation, focusing on Canadian mining company Barrick Gold, was rewarded with two trophies and prize money of $250 each. The team opted to base their case on a Canadian company after receiving advice from their coaches, Beedie School of Business assistant professor Stephanie Bertels and senior lecturer Kathleen Burke.
“The Intercollegiate Business Ethics Case Competition was a fantastic learning experience and we are very proud to bring the title home for the Beedie School of Business,” said Collins. “The support we received from the school, in particular our coaches Stephanie and Kathleen was instrumental in our success. The competition was nerve-racking, but our decision to focus on a company close to home and approach the case from a business standpoint helped separate us from the other teams.”
The team’s success is made all the more impressive after being forced to overcome a number of obstacles in the build up to the competition, the most difficult of which involved four of the team embarking on a cross-cultural learning trip to South America as part of the MBA program in the weeks prior to the competition.
“The MBA cross-cultural trip was an amazing experience, allowing us to experience business in different cultures and gain valuable advice that helped us in the case competition from people in the local mining industry,” said Collins. “Although the timing of the trip coincided with our preparation time for the competition, the team’s dedication ensured we were able to work around this through a series of early-morning Skype sessions.”


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If you’ve even watched the long-running comedy show Saturday Night Live, then you know that they’ve taken a few digs at President Trump and in typical Trump fashion, he’s not liking it.
In fact, he has hinted that federal regulators should take a closer look at the show for mocking him but not Democrats.
Writing on Twitter, Trump said: “It’s truly incredible that shows like Saturday Night Live, not funny/no talent, can spend all of their time knocking the same person (me), over & over, without so much of a mention of ‘the other side.’ Like an advertisement without consequences. Same with Late Night Shows.”
He also added: “Should Federal Election Commission and/or FCC look into this? There must be Collusion with the Democrats and, of course, Russia! Such one sided media coverage, most of it Fake News. Hard to believe I won and am winning. Approval Rating 52%, 93% with Republicans. Sorry! #MAGA”
Currently, the show is featuring re-runs with new episodes starting on March 30. However, the latest repeat featured a parody of “It’s a Wonderful Life” that imagined Trump’s life if he had never been elected president.
Trump has been a frequent punching bag for the show with actor Alec Baldwin hilariously portraying the president as a bumbling and incompetent commander-in-chief.
However, Trump is not necessarily a special case because the show has lampooned other presidents as well.
Still, it was enough for Trump to wonder if the Federal Election Commission or the Federal Communications Commission should step into the picture.
The FEC investigates improper campaign contributions while the FCC started the fairness doctrine which requires news to give equal time to both sides. But the regulation was stopped in 1987 and isn’t even in the books anymore. Furthermore, when the FCC used it as a method of distributing TV and radio licenses, it turned out it did not apply to elected officials.
And since Saturday Night Live is a comedy show, free speech applies in protecting it satire.
Even Hillary Clinton wasn’t spared when Kate McKinnon portrayed the former presidential candidate at the height of the 2016 campaign.
Trump has long complained about his treatment in the media and tends to declare stories and items he doesn’t like as “fake news.”
And this isn’t the first time he’s threatened Saturday Night Live either.
Last month the commander-in-chief hinted that his government should carefully look at comedic “hit jobs” against Republicans.
“Nothing funny about tired Saturday Night Live on Fake News NBC!” he railed during a Sunday morning tweet on February 17. “Question is, how do the Networks get away with these total Republican hit jobs without retribution? Likewise for many other shows? Very unfair and should be looked into. This is the real Collusion!”
For the past two years, Trump has been battling claims that his 2016 campaign worked in collusion with Kremlin agents to influence the results of the presidential election.
Trump capitalized on the concept of a hopelessly biased political press corps to buoy his first candidacy, a tactic he will likely bank on again in his 2020 campaign.


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Well I’m back to work after a long weekend up north. Kind of sucks, even though the weekend had a sad touch since my Great Aunt Linda was buried on Friday. Unfortunately, we didn’t get up there in time for the funeral, but I did visit with her long-time partner and her daughter, which was nice. Margaret is frickin hilarious.
We got up late on Friday but Saturday morning we went over to my brother’s house to see family who had come to town for the funeral. We had Luna on a chain in their back yard since it was hectic enough with my brother’s dog, my mom’s dog and my cousin’s dog in the house. Luna was distraught and chewed through her harness. This is her waiting patiently (for once) wearing her new one while Chad got some beer.
Sunday, the three of us went to check on the Bruce Caves. Isn’t the forest pretty? We had the place all to ourselves
Near the Bruce Caves is the foundation of the house my grandpa was born in. When his father passed away, my great grandma remarried, sold the property to a conservation group and moved to town. There are still lots of apple trees from the orchard that’s now grown wild.
Thanksgiving menu is always hard to come up with! I went again with the Stuffing from Colleen Patrick-Goudreau’s The Vegan Table, making a few adjustments. No pecans and we added some fresh cranberries. It was really good!
The feast! Our Thanksgiving 2013 meal consisted of Ying-Ying tofu roast, Golden Mushroom Gravy from The Vegan Table (p. 220), Sensational Stuffing with Nuts from The Vegan Table (p. 239), mashed potatoes and turnip with Earth Balance and peas & carrots. Oh man was it yummy and I had so much left over we were still eating it 3 meals later.
On Monday morning we did a walk with some cousins and went to the Oxeden Falls where the salmon were doing their fall run up the river to lay their eggs and die. It was neat watching them jump up over the rocks to the next part of the river.
It was a bitter-sweet weekend and I wish we didn’t have to come back so soon. I look forward to seeing all my female family members in 2 weeks though when they come HERE to Toronto for a girls weekend. It’s going to be a good time! Twenty women hitting the town, dinner (Hard Rock Café), a show (Aladdin) and we’re all staying at a hotel (Hilton). It’s going to be one wild and crazy weekend!


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text: Acksiz is a young Hip-Hop artist/sound engineer navigating his way to fame and prosperity through the Local Hip-Hop scene in Indianapolis, Indiana. The young Emcee started getting involved in hip-hop in 2001 when he was in 6th grade along with close friend and brother Kenneth Ford. Acksiz became more heavily involved in hip-hop, later, in his high school years as a part of a project called Feed Blu. Later, after the project fell apart Acksiz and Kenneth began working more on their lyrical skills by having freestyle sessions daily. Towards the end of his high school career, Acksiz decided, along with the help of close friend and stand-in manager CT, to begin recording and releasing mixtapes . Acksiz plans to release a mixtape every month to two months to make up for lost time that he has spent behind the scenes. Acksiz, along with with close friends, is one part of Indiana state local Hip-hop collective: Product of the Dream.


The long slog that is the Democratic primary season has its Ground Hog Day (the movie) aspects, as the candidates endeavor to keep their smiles natural and their phrases clever in the 3,223d telling. And talk of yet another debate or three summons an involuntary shudder in even the hardiest campaign hand.
“There are children who were born when I announced my campaign who are now walking and talking,” Barack Obama tells audiences.
The Pennsylvania primary — with its month-long lead in– offers its own replay loop, harkening back to Iowa and New Hampshire as the candidates return to the town-hall format. These events are like live-television — they offer that rare campaign chance for an unscripted moment.
Greensburg, set in the rolling and economically depressed hills of western Pennsylvania, did not disappoint. Its residents peppered Mr. Obama with questions on a strikingly wide swath of subjects.
So Denny, a middle-aged man, rises in the bleachers. I’m a PhD in economics, he says by way of throat-clearing, and I want to know your position on the penny.
The penny? Obama tilts his head.
And the dollar bill, Denny continues, isn’t it time to retire that baby and print a $2 bill?
The $2 bill? Obama squints at Denny.
And Denny has one more thought: What’s the candidate’s position on island prisons for repeat sex offenders and serial murderers?
“Well, that is a pretty wide ranging set of proposals,” Mr. Obama offers.
As an Illinoisan, he notes, he would have to think twice about doing away with the penny and the face of Abe Lincoln. “He’s a pretty important guy to us,” he notes. But then Mr. Obama brightens: “As long as we can find Lincoln another place to land, I might consider that.”
The two-dollar bill seemed less important. And the candidate, alas, seemed not to have a policy on prison islands.


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Over the years, Congress has passed three Taxpayer Rights Bills. However, according to the survey done by the National Taxpayer Advocate Office, the majority of US taxpayers are not aware that they have rights before the IRS.
On June 10, the IRS adopted a “Taxpayer Bill of Rights” document incorporating it into Publication 1 that is included of the routine correspondence with taxpayers. In addition, the IRS will be adding a link to the bill from the homepage of the IRS.gov website and will add posters and signs to the IRS field offices for visitors to see.
These rights are nothing new – they can be found in the Tax Code; however one would need to read through various sections of the Code to find them. The updated version groups the rights into 10 broad provisions and makes them more visible, easier to find, and easily understand.
Here are the 10 provisions from the updated Tax Payer Bill of Rights:
- The Right to Be Informed
Taxpayers have the right to have a clear explanation of the tax laws and IRS procedures in all tax forms, publications, instructions, notices and correspondence. They also have a right to be informed about IRS decisions in regard to their tax accounts and receive an explanation of any outcomes.
- The Right To Quality Service
Taxpayers have the right to prompt, courteous, and professional assistance when dealing with the IRS. They have the right to clear, easily understandable communications from the IRS and have the right to speak with a supervisor about inadequate service.
- The Right To Pay No More than the Correct Amount of Tax
This is a very important one – taxpayers have the right to pay only the amount of tax (penalties and interest included where applicable) to the IRS and apply all payments appropriately. So if you forgot to file and the IRS files a substitute for return on your behalf, you have the right to file an amended tax return and to have the IRS adjusted the amount of taxes due.
- The Right to Challenge the IRS’ Position and be Heard
Taxpayers have the right to challenge a decision made by the IRS and to provide additional documentation in response to the IRS actions and correspondence. They have a right to expect the IRS to examine the documentation fairly and in a timely manner and to receive a response from the IRS if the agency does not agree with them.
- The Right to Appeal an IRS Decision in an Independent Forum
Taxpayers have the right to a fair and impartial administrative appeal of most IRS decisions and actions (such as collection processes and penalties). Taxpayers have the right to receive a written response from the Office of Appeals and, should they disagree with the decision, taxpayers can take their cases to the Tax Court. You can read more the IRS appeal process here.
- The Right to Finality
Taxpayers have the right to know the maximum time period in which they are allowed to challenge the IRS as well as the maximum allowable time the IRS has to audit a tax year in question or to collect a tax debt. This is why it so important to not wait until the very last moment to appeal an IRS decision. Taxpayers also have the right to know when the IRS has finished an audit.
- The Right to Privacy
Taxpayers have the right to expect that any IRS inquiry, examination or enforcement will be in compliance with the law and to be no more intrusive than necessary including such situations as search and seizure. Taxpayers have a right to a collections due process hearing, when applicable.
- The Right to Confidentiality
Taxpayers have the right to expect that any information they provide to the IRS will not be disclosed without prior authorization by either taxpayer or the law. Taxpayers have the right to expect an appropriate action taken against the IRS employees, tax return preparers and others who wrongfully used or disclosed such information.
- The Right to Retain Representation
Taxpayers have a right to retain an authorized representative of their choice, such as a tax attorney or an Enrolled Agent, to represent them in front of the IRS. If taxpayers cannot afford representation, they have a right to seek help from a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic for eligible taxpayers.
- The Right to a Fair and Just Tax System
Taxpayers have the right to expect the tax system to consider the facts and circumstances that can affect their tax liability, ability to pay or provide information in a timely manner. Taxpayers have the right to receive assistance from Taxpayer Advocate Service if they experience financial difficulty or if the IRS fails to resolve their tax problems properly and timely through regular channels.
You can access and print the PDF version of Publication 1 here. Remember, as a taxpayer you have rights in front of the IRS, including the right to retain representation. With over a decade of experience successfully representing individual taxpayers and business clients, the licensed tax attorneys at US Tax Shield are highly knowledgeable when it comes to solving your tax problems.
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One of the more niche printers that I saw at this year’s Itma show was the Ginga sock printer from Ichinose, which can produce personalised socks. Ichinose is part of the Japanese Toshin Kogyo company, which mostly develops conventional textile and screen printing machines.
My sisters think it’s funny to buy me colourful and outlandish socks and I get my own back by wearing them so I appreciate a good sock. Most of the drive to digitally-printed clothing has concentrated on tee-shirts and socks have largely been left behind, though there’s plenty of scope for creative design. Then again, socks generally tend to be wool or cotton rather than polyester.
The Ginga is most likely to be used for short run production, allowing designers to come up with a wide range of different options. The major advantage of this machine is that it saves on wasted material as a conventional knitting machine wastes some 20 percent of yarn.
There’s a choice of inksets starting with acid-based ink to print to wool as well as reactive inks for printing to cotton. The sock is loaded onto an arm, which pulls it into the machine for printing. The arm can be replaced with a different attachment for other items such as tee-shirts.
The company is also looking at robotics for automated loading and transferring to the post-processing to increase productivity. The arm is made of carbon fibre and can withstand 200°C heat, which is essential as the acid inks also require pretreatment plus washing and steaming post-printing.
The printer costs €250,000. They’ve already sold several with two in the US and one in Japan.
Ichinose also showed off another interesting machine, the Iugo Europe, which is a hybrid consisting of an inkjet printer with a screen printing unit on the back of it. Iugo is the Latin word for couple.
In general, inkjet struggles with producing solid blacks and colours so this is an interesting way of getting around this problem. The inkjet is used to print the intricate pattern with the screen filling in the solids.
This also has the advantage of significantly reducing the consumption of the inkjet ink as the cheaper screen inks take care of the major part of the design. The results are certainly quite impressive and difficult to reproduce with a purely digital solution.
The inkjet engine comes from Konica Minolta’s proven Nassenger 10 textile printer. The basic unit has six colours though it can be configured with up to nine colours. The print resolution is 360dpi. It can produce up to 9mpm in draft mode. It has a maximum print width of 1.85m and takes fabric up to 8mm thick. It uses reactive inks and is mainly designed to print to cotton though they are also developing disperse dye ink.
The screen section includes up to three units for printing multiple colours. The screen printing can handle all the usual effects including gold, silver or glitter.
For Itma, Ichinose showed a reduced line with the inkjet printer and the screen printing unit. But the full set up includes an unwinder and pretreatment unit before the inkjet and a hot air dryer and rewinder after the screen printing.
The machine costs $1.3 million including pretreatment and three screen printing units. Ichinose appears to be selling this printer through Konica Minolta, which also provides the service and support for the inkjet component. There is some limited information at www.toshin-kogyo.co.jp though this is only in Japanese.


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Essay on the Gods in Euripides' Medea 567 Words 3 Pages Antigone Medea has just killed four people which are Creon the king of Corinth, the princess whom Jason is in love with, and her two little children.
Medea leaves her family and her homeland, Colchis, with her husband, Jason, to Corinth. Jason then takes another woman to bed, and Medea begins to regret the past decisions she has made and what she has given up for him. Medea is then exiled from Corinth, because Creon, the king, knows the potential she has to do the most unimaginable things.
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Medea, however, has betrayed her family, left her home and killed her own brother to help Jason in every way she can. Jason has abandoned her after she has had two sons when she is in a foreign land with no friends or family to fall back on entirely for his own personal gain. She has then been told she has to leave the country, and she has been.
For Medea must fall in love with Jason and then she will use her great skill with magic to help Jason acquire the fleece. Because of Hera’s hatred towards Pelias Medea’s life is now destined for extreme agony, shame, and guilt.
Medea's role began after Jason came from Iolcus to Colchis, to claim his inheritance and throne by retrieving the Golden Fleece.In the most complete surviving account, the Argonautica of Apollonius of Rhodes, Medea fell in love with him and promised to help him, but only on the condition that if he succeeded, he would take her with him and marry her.
Jason continues to offer any help he can provide her--for example, he suggests writing letters of introduction to friends abroad who might be willing to accept Medea into their home. Interpreting these tokens of help as Jason's manner of alleviating his own guilt, Medea refuses his offers and sends him away to his new bride.
Medea and Jason returned to his hereditary kingdom of Iolcus. Jason's father had died, and his uncle Pelias sat, without right, on the throne. Medea, to help Jason, convinced Pelias' daughters that she knew a way to restore the old king's youth. He would have to be killed, cut into pieces, and then put together and restored to youth by Medea's.
Medea: Passion vs.Reason “The passions are like fire, useful in a thousand ways and dangerous only in one, through their excess,” stated Christian Nestell Bovee a famous mid-19th century author.“Logic, like whiskey, loses its beneficial effect when taken in too large quantities,” stated Lord Dunsany a famous Anglo-Irish writer during the 1900s.
Medea was the daughter of King Aeetes of Colchis in Greek mythology, and wife of the mythical hero Jason. Medea met her husband when Jason and the Argonauts arrived in Colchis to claim the famous Golden Fleece from the king. She fell in love with him and told him she would help him in his quest, under the condition that he would take her with him.
Essay on An Analysis of the Play Medea by Euripides. The notion of the ideal man presented in the play Medea, by Euripides, is an exceptionally important one in the context of 5th Century Athens, a culture based very much upon the importance of the man both in his household and the general society.
Originally written by Euripides, Medea is an ancient Greek tragedy based upon the myth of Medea and Jason. After encountering Jason during his quest for the Golden Fleece, Medea falls in love and abandons her homeland to help him throughout his.
Originally written by Euripides, Medea is an ancient Greek tragedy based upon the myth of Medea and Jason. After encountering Jason during his quest for the Golden Fleece, Medea falls in love and abandons her homeland to help him throughout his journey with her sorceress powers.
Character Analysis in The Medea. Medea: The title character and protagonist of the play, Medea is a proud, self-possessed, and powerful woman who moves from suicidal despair at the beginning of the play to homicidal revenge. A powerful sorceress, she single-handedly grants Jason success in the myth of Jason and the Golden Fleece. In The Medea, it’s easy to sympathize with her plight and.
Medea vs. Odysseus Essay. Odyssey vs. Medea Odysseus is sent to Troy to help fight the Trojans in order to win back Helen. In order to help the Greeks Odysseus must leave his wife, Penelope, and his son, Telemachus. Odysseus was gone for many years and in that time face many problems as well as when he was back in Ithaca. Medea is a sorceress.
Is Medea Justified In Her Actions? Is the killing of anyone ever Justified? Is the life of one individual more important than another? In Euripides, Medea, Medea kills the princess of Corinth, the king of Corinth, Creon, as well as her own children.
Medea. From Colchis, the land of the magical Golden Fleece, Medea is the daughter of King Aeetes and granddaughter of Helios, the sun god. She met and fell in love with Jason when he arrived in Colchis on a quest for the Golden Fleece. Medea has magical powers and used them to help Jason in his quest. The pair ended up in Corinth, where they.
Unfortunately, Medea’s desire to exact revenge on Jason is greater than her love for her children, and at the end of the play she kills them. Medea was also a faithful wife to Jason. She talks about how she helped Jason in his quest for the Golden Fleece, then helped him escape, even killing her own brother. (476-483). The fact that she was.
Medea is as relevant today as it was in Ancient Greece. Jason and Medea’s children are killed by a crowd of Corinthians, angry at Medea’s behaviour. Greek tragedy likes to rework older.

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"GERD cannot be cured, but it can be treated," Moon said.
Dunstan's son, now 9, has controlled his GERD through a careful diet, she said. He avoids dairy products and spicy foods, and, fortunately, doesn't like tomatoes.
In her exhaustive efforts to find out what was causing her baby so much pain, Dunstan, an accomplished musician and opera singer with a photographic memory for sound, was able to identify patterns in her son's crying that led her to link his screaming to his eating habits and to uncover his gastric problems.
That led to more research on her part and to her discovery of what she claims are the five initial sounds that young children make before beginning to cry hysterically. Distinguishing these sounds allows a parent to anticipate the baby's needs, which both helps a troubled child and dramatically improves the bonding between a parent and child, Dunstan claims.
The Pediatric/Adolescent Gastroesophageal Reflux Association explains more about pediatric GERD.
SOURCES: Priscilla Dunstan, director, Priscilla Dunstan Research Center, Balmain, Australia; Aeri Moon, M.D., assistant professor, pediatrics, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York City
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State-wide campaign helps students stress less at university
Western Sydney University has teamed up with WayAhead Mental Health Association NSW in developing a state-wide campaign to help students manage their stress.
The ‘Stress Less at University’ campaign, launched in May 2020, was funded by a Western Sydney University School of Health Sciences Research Partnership Grant.
Dr Arianne Reis, Senior Lecturer in the School of Health Sciences and lead researcher on the project, said 'Stress Less at University' was conceived as a means of giving students the tools and strategies to assist them in self-managing their own mental health and wellbeing.
“We know that many university students are in the early years of adulthood, and are therefore in an age range that typically has high levels of psychological distress, and mental health issues are likely to onset,” said Dr Reis.
“The Stress Less campaign is evidence-based, and student-led. Our researchers systematically reviewed evidence; consulted frontline staff who work directly to support students at a range of universities; and also asked students themselves what strategies they use to get on top of their own stress.
“The learnings were then consolidated into a set of easy to access resources, that all students can benefit from and use.”
Survey responses from more than 4,000 students at Western Sydney University, University of New South Wales and Australian National University were used to compile ‘Ten Tips to Stress Less’, which include:
- Connect with friends and socialise
- Take a break and change your environment
- Listen to music
- Make time for yourself
- Speak to someone you trust
- Get moving, be active
- Nourish your body
- Practise mindfulness
- Spend time with family and loved ones
- Get enough sleep
Dr Reis says the tips were developed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, in the context of the global health situation, the tips are being considered more relevant and valuable than ever.
“Students are under increasing pressure. They are worried about their health, their families, their part-time jobs, their futures – and many are experiencing this stress and fear in isolation,” said Dr Reis.
“We hope that the Stress Less campaign will give students some useful strategies – so that if they are unable to get out of the house to see friends, or to see a professional, they have some alternate ways of minimising their stress and looking after their own mental health and wellbeing.”
Tabarak Abdellatif, a Diploma of Design graduate, won a competition to design the graphics for the Stress Less at Uni campaign. It’s Tabarak’s designs that are being used on all of the campaign postcards and the Ten Top Tips to Stress Less – which are helping Western students self-manage their stress, and promote wellbeing.
“I thought this competition would be a good opportunity to get some experience working on a live brief, and create some more works for my professional portfolio," said Tabarak.
"When I saw that the subject of the competition was mental health, I was even more eager to apply. Mental health is something that I have always been passionate about. I hope students find the postcards useful to help them deal with stress.”
The research team at Western Sydney university included lead researcher Dr Arianne Reis, Senior Lecturer in the School of Health Sciences; Dr Nerida Klupp, Senior Lecturer from the School of Health Sciences; Dr Sandro Sperandei, Visiting Fellow; and Rowena Saheb, Mental Health and Wellbeing Promotions Coordinator.
For more information about the Stress Less at University campaign and the research process, visit: https://westernsydney.edu.au/stressless
Western Sydney University researchers have discovered the ‘senior citizens’ of our neighbouring galaxy – close to 120,000-year-old remains of exploding stars known as supernova remnants.
Opinion: ‘WTF?’: newly discovered ghostly circles in the sky can’t be explained by current theories, and astronomers are excited
In September 2019, my colleague Anna Kapinska gave a presentation showing interesting objects she’d found while browsing our new radio astronomical data.
Antarctica Day celebrates the icy continent and its unique governance system. It’s the anniversary of the Antarctic Treaty’s adoption on December 1 1959.


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There are so many impressive and mysterious buildings in Bristol, some of which rarely open their doors to the public.
But Bristol Open Doors gives us the chance to explore them for one weekend every year, unearthing some fascinating information in the process.
This year's weekend of discovery takes place between September 14-16 and will also include a number of fun activities which are aimed at exploring the city in unique ways.
As always, there is a mix of events you need to book and others you can simply turn up to. Tickets for the scheduled events go on sale at midday today (July 24) and are expected to sell out fast, so you'll have to be quick if you want to get in on the action.
Below is a selection of the best things to see and do during this year’s Open Doors weekend.
Meeting point: John Wesley’s Chapel, 36 The Horsefair, BS1 3JE
Fri 5pm, Sat & Sun 10am - 3pm
Look differently at an area you thought you knew in this walk with civil engineers Ramboll. Find out how engineering projects have shaped Bristol’s historic centre and imagine how the built environment might be altered again in the future.
Tunnels beneath Bristol Temple Meads
Station Approach, BS1 6QF
Dive to the hidden depths of Bristol’s past and into the network of tunnels underneath Temple Meads Station, originally designed by Brunel. Catch a glimpse of the air raid shelter and the original vaults used to service the station and trains. These tours are always extremely popular so book early.
Buildings by Boat
Landing point at Prince Street Bridge, BS1 4RW
Sat & Sun 11am - 2pm
Get a new perspective on Bristol’s buildings – from the water. Join one of our special architecture boat tours around the Floating Harbour, new this year in partnership with Bristol Ferry Boats. Discover the waterway’s engineering feats, new neighbourhood developments and ever-changing aesthetic.
St Nicks Market
Corn Exchange, Corn Street, BS1 1JQ
Sat 10am - 3pm
Explore the winding corridors above the famous St Nicholas Market on this tour. Check out the antique safes and get behind the face of a clock with hands that show the times in Bristol and Greenwich. Then plunge into the dark cellars and explore the many uses of the vaults.
The Bottle Yard Studios
Whitchurch Lane, BS14 0BH
Sun 10am - 3pm
See how a group of nondescript warehouses have become the home to a variety of worlds – including Wolf Hall, Broadchurch, The Crystal Maze and Poldark. Take a tour to learn about the development of the production studios, and open doors onto the thriving television industry right here in Bristol.
The Cottage Inn, Cumberland Road, BS1 6XG
Fri, Sat and Sun 9am
Sweep yourself along the Floating Harbour on this unique stand-up paddleboarding tour, guided by qualified SUP Bristol instructors and an architecture expert. Perfect for early risers, and surely the best way to start your festival weekend. You’ll need a moderate level of fitness but no previous paddleboarding experience is required.
Bridge The Gap
The Great Hall, Bristol Grammar School, University Road, BS8 1SR
Sun 10am - 4pm
Give your child the chance to build a real-life bridge with the Institute of Civil Engineers and Griffiths Civil Engineering. Groups of 8-12 year olds will have an hour to build a 17m-long replica of the Second Severn Crossing – and even have the chance to test its strength by walking across it!
Food For Thought
Architecture Centre, 16 Narrow Quay, BS1 4QA
Sat & Sun 11am
How does food shape our city and our city shape our food choices? Explore these linkages, and the possibilities for healthy urban development, on a deliciously informative walk through the historic centre and into Bristol’s edible past, present and future. Suitable for all the family.
The Bristol Port Company
Sat & Sun 10.30am - 1pm
Find out what drives Bristol’s ports on a 90-minute coach tour to see the inner workings of Royal Portbury and Avonmouth, two thriving docks. Learn what it takes to keep the cogs in motion at a deep-sea port and how today’s activities relate to Bristol’s long-standing maritime tradition.
The Bristol Wing
9 Bridewell Street, BS1 2QD
Sat 10am - 12pm
Join renowned retro-fitters Ferguson Mann Architects for a tour of The Bristol Wing, an impeccably designed hostel in the old police headquarters on Bridewell Street. See restored features including a 1920s wire cage lift shaft, limestone façade, terrazzo floors and graffiti from decades past.
Old Bridewell Police Station, Nelson Street, BS1 2LE
Fri 6pm - 10pm, Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm
Explore a former Edwardian police station, now home to one of the liveliest artist communities in the South West. Tour the old police cells, meet the artists, view the latest exhibition and experience industry talks and dance and circus taster classes.
St Mary Redcliffe Church
Redcliffe Hill, BS1 6RA
Sat 10am - 4pm
Discover a whole new level to this Bristol icon. Climb to the church roof and bell tower (Bristol’s tallest building) and hear about the visits of Handel, Hogarth and Queen Elizabeth I. Learn how the church links to America, listen to music performances and get stuck in to family activities.
Phoenix Wharf, Redcliffe, BS1 6SW (Closest)
Sat 10am - 4pm
Delve into Bristol’s spooky underbelly and explore the caves on a self-guided tour. Navigate a complex network of 15th to 18th century tunnels excavated for red sandstone to make glass. Be warned – there’s no lighting in the caves so you’ll need a torch and some sturdy shoes.
Blaise Community Gardens
Next to Blaise House Museum, Henbury Road, BS10 7QS
Sat & Sun 10am - 4pm
Develop your green fingers at this wonderful Victorian walled garden. Hear how original features are being restored and discover greenhouses, ponds and beehives. You’ll also learn about organic, community growing and the importance of sustainability.
More information and tickets are available on Bristol Open Doors' website here.

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Program to encourage young entrepreneurs
Looking to become the next Gates or Zuckerberg? Here's your chance.
The city of St. Catharines says applications are open for Summer Company, a provincial program to help students start their own business.
Students aged 15 to 29 receive business training and mentorships from local business people as well as support from experts at the local Enterprise Centre and a $3,000 grant to get their ideas off the ground.
Eligible candidates must apply before May 19.
They must be: Ontario residents, Canadian citizens or permanent residents; willing to commit to a minimum of 280 hours (secondary school students) or 420 hours (post-secondary students) to their business; and not working at another job or attending school for more than 12 hours per week during their term for the Summer Company program.
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CHILDREN’S relationship with their father has many facets. From a doting father to seemingly indifferent, to school master-ish. And, when we are small we do not always understand their ways, and sometimes think that other dads are better than your own.
The stories bring out these and many other complicated, amusing and lovable relationships between fathers and children. The book is a compilation of short interesting stories written in a clear, simple language which appeals to children.
There is a story about a father who dies but lives through his son in his habits and mannerisms; then there is a story about two small girls who have lost their mother and are brought up by their loving father; then about a father who has a successful career, loves his wife and daughter but is given to taking alcohol; and also a father who is disappointed in his job and decides to give it up and start life afresh.
And, there is a story of how Father’s Day began.
The stories touch a chord somewhere inside us, because all of us have gone through similar situations at some point of time or the other in our own lives.
Interesting reading for children.
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FBI Director wants to have a national debate on encryption. What he's really saying:
"The government wants access to your secrets."
After the Director spoke at the meeting of parasites, he called me.
"What do you think, Al? Would you be part of the discussion on encryption and national security?"
I didn't appreciate being put on the spot that way. The FBI tried to make us look un-American. Which is pretty funny since Sympile is probably the last corporation based in the United States. Do you have any idea how much we pay in taxes? Not that I'm complaining. I love my country.
But as I made clear to the FBI years ago, we do not have any backdoors to the Symphone. We hire the best and brightest minds to ensure that our product and services are secure. We even have a rewards program in place. Find a security issue, and we'll pay you. We have literally spent billions.
The reason we make this diligent effort to secure our products and services is to protect our users. If we placed a backdoor into the Symphone, by definition the phone would be unsecure. And every time someone lost a Symphone or downloaded a SymApp or connected to the Internet or received an email or got a text or turned on the phone, there would be a substantial risk that the SymUser's private information could be accessed by unknown third parties. Identity theft would become so common that the end result would be to arm the terrorists, pedophiles, and other criminals that are sought to be stopped.
Browsing history, contacts, phone calls, location, texts, emails, passwords, finances, health, photos, video, must all be protected by the strongest encryption. A backdoor to an individual's personal data is a backdoor to the person's life. And while the Attorney General may be calling for a Brave New World, Sympile will not turn back the clocks to 1984.
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