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Facial fillers are now becoming a real trending treatment, which of course we want to know more about. Therefore, the expert Dr. Emi Arpa and tells us everything you need to know about it …
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Hyaluron is one of the absolute miracle beauty products and is mainly used in our baths in the form of creams and serums. But professionals also rely on hyaluronic acid for cosmetic treatments. The result: A more alert look with shine effect. How does it work? For example, with facial fillers.
He spoke with the expert Dr. Emi Arpa on this topic. She is the treating physician to many stars and stars, including presenter Sylvie Meis, the premium brand ambassador. Juvéderm it is. In the great COSMO interview you can now find out what you need to know about facial filler treatment, but also what to consider and how it all works. Have fun reading …
Dr. Emi Arpa in a COSMO interview
Dear doctor. Arpa, thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us about this exciting topic. First of all, what advice do you give us?
It is important that the interested patient: be fundamentally aware of the minimally invasive procedure. We attach great importance to providing extensive clarification in advance, for example about mine. Instagram channel or our Homepage.
And how does a personal consultation with you work?
In addition to taking a detailed history, we take a close look at the skin texture and individual anatomy of the patient. On this basis, we create a treatment plan that is closely coordinated with the patient and their wishes. Of course, a consultation also includes a comprehensive written and oral medical explanation, including pros and cons, possible side effects, and complications.
Keyword Facial Fillers – How Do These Treatments Work?
Facial fillers are usually volumizing. We work mainly with hyaluronic acid which, in addition to the volumizing aspect, also acts as a water reservoir and thus contributes to the hydration of the skin.
That sounds very promising. What results can this beauty treatment achieve?
The result, of course, is based on the patient’s wishes: inside, but I have a certain philosophy of aesthetics and symmetry in the face and I advise my patients: inside to be able to achieve a coordinated and optimal result. This can refresh the skin and thus improve the quality of the skin, but also compensate for the loss of volume, for example in the middle of the face.
Can fillers also smooth wrinkles?
Hyaluronic acids can differ in the degree of crosslinking. The higher the degree of networking, the bulkier they will be. Lightly cross-linked hyaluronic acids are used to improve skin quality and reduce fine wrinkles and more strongly cross-linked hyaluronic acids are used to increase volume.
Although the procedure is minimally invasive, it still involves costs and a certain amount of effort. So of course we are interested in how long the results actually last.
Our bodies break down hyaluronic acid over time, so it is not permanent. Since the degradation process is different for each patient and depends on factors such as the basal metabolic rate, that is, the metabolism and the regularity of exercise or sauna, the lifespan is also very individual. It also depends on what area was treated and what product was used. The lip, which is well supplied with blood, tends to break faster than the cheekbones.
Once you start with the fillings, do you have to do it over and over again?
Our treatments are carried out according to the request and mutual agreement of the patient. From a purely anatomical point of view, there is no risk of the need for repetition.
Another question that worries many regarding this treatment: is an anesthetic necessary?
No. For patients sensitive to pain: inside we have an ointment to apply. Also, most of the products I use contain a local anesthetic.
And can there be side effects or downtime?
Any medical procedure can have side effects. It is important to get medical advice on this and what to look for after treatment.
Is the treatment safe?
It is still a medical procedure that, of course, can have side effects. And this is exactly what the doctor should: explain and talk.


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The American College of Radiology (ACR) has issued an official statement about Anthem’s new Imaging Clinical Site of Care program, calling it “arbitrary and unwise.”
The policy requires outpatient MR and CT scans not considered medically necessary to be completed at a freestanding imaging facility, not a hospital, in order to be covered. It went into effect in Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Wisconsin on July 1 and goes live in Ohio, Colorado, Nevada, Georgia and New York on Sept. 1.
“Economically motivated steerage of patients compromises the physician-patient relationship and undercuts integrated health care efforts,” the statement reads. “It also sets up another nontransparent preauthorization process that moves medicine backward.”
In the statement, the ACR also says it is “concerned that Anthem’s policy will force patients to locate an ever-declining number of freestanding imaging centers and/or physician’s officers to access imaging services.”
The full statement is not yet online—it was sent directly to Radiology Business—but it will be on the ACR’s website soon.
More information about the Imaging Clinical Site of Care program can be read here.

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STARKVILLE —The Ole Miss women’s basketball team battled instate rival and No. 11/13 ranked Mississippi State the entire afternoon, but came up short in a 55-47 loss to the Bulldogs in the regular-season finale at the Hump in Starkville. (March 2, 2015, Page 6)
Rain did not dampen the tennis inside the Gillom Sports Center Sunday, as the No. 10 Ole Miss men’s tennis team downed No. 16 Vanderbilt 4-0 in front of an electric crowd in their Southeastern Conference opener. (March 2, 2015, Page 7)
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — LSU guard Tim Quarterman only hoped his sore left ankle wouldn’t render him a defensive liability against Mississippi’s leading scorer, Stefan Moody. Quarterman did more than just hold up against Moody on Saturday. One day after twisting his ankle in practice, he turned in the first triple-double by an LSU player since Shaquille O’Neal in 1992. Quarterman had 18 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, and LSU pulled into a fourth-place tie in the Southeastern Conference with a 73-63 victory over Ole Miss. (March 1, 2015, Page 1B)
ORLANDO, Fla. – In the first road game of the 2015 season, the No. 18 Ole Miss baseball team saw No. 15 UCF rally to claim the series opener, 5-4, Friday night at Jay Bergman Field. (March 1, 2015, Page 1B)
MIAMI, Fla. – The Ole Miss softball team continued to pick up the wins on Saturday by taking down two more opponents at the Felsberg Invitational hosted by FIU, defeating Michigan State and Bethune Cookman in a pair of games. Ole Miss (12-4) ran its active win streak out to nine games and improved to 4-0 on the weekend with a 4-3 win over Michigan State (8-7) before closing out the afternoon with a 5-1 win over Bethune Cookman (4-13). (March 1, 2015, Page 4B)
Local columnist T.J. Ray, after seeing a state trooper stopping someone on a rural road, wondered about traffic laws, enforcement and dealing with speeders. (February 27, 2015, Page 4)
We applaud the planning by city, county and state officials, and thank the workers for Oxford, Lafayette County and the Department of Transportation for all of their work in making streets, roads and highways passable during this week’s winter storm. (February 27, 2015, Page 4)
Watch the weather over the next week or so. Watch how we go from a winter snowstorm and temperatures in the teens to thunderstorms and temperatures in the 60s. It’s just the way weather goes in north Mississippi — if you don’t like what you get today, just wait for t0morrow. (February 26, 2015, Page 4A)
A listing of local burglaries supplied by law enforcement agencies to warn residents to take extra security precautions:
— The Oxford Police Department reported a vehicle burglary at the 200 block of South 18th Street.
— The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department reported one residential burglary on Highway 9.
Officers investigated six wrecks, issued 33 tickets, and made six arrests on the following charges:
— Two for domestic violence with simple assault
— Careless driving, possession of drugs and DUI
— Careless driving, one headlight and DUI
— Speeding and possession of drug paraphernalia
— Expired tag, driving while license suspended and no insurance
Officers investigated the following reports:
— Three alarms
— Three for shoplifting
— Two petty thefts
— Two suspicious activities
— Suspicious vehicle
— Ambulance assist
— Missing dog
— Lost property
— Civil matter
— Abandoned vehicle
— Malicious mischief
— Vehicle burglary (See above)
Reports unavailable this morning.
Deputies investigated two wrecks and the following reports:
— Three alarms
— Animal complaint
— Residential burglary (See above)
— Petty theft
— Seven service calls
— Four traffic complaints
— Follow-up report
Oxford Fire Department
No activity to report.
Lafayette County Fire
No activity to report.
Six EMS calls were reported in the county.
As part of the University of Mississippi’s observance of Black History Month, the Department of Music will present its annual concert Thursday night.
The event begins at 7:30 in the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts. Admission is free.
“The Department of Music does a Black History Month concert every February, led by the Ole Miss African Drum and Dance Ensemble and featuring a variety of musical ensembles and guest performers,” said J. Ryan Breeland, program coordinator.
“Our repertoire features Ghanaian dances and compositions by William Grant Still, Ayatey Shabazz, William Owens, Michael Ndow, Robert Sheldon, Len ‘Boogie’ Sharpe, Rafael De Leon, et al, John Rosamond Johnson, Daniel Kelley, Mary Lou Williams and Oliver Nelson.”
Featured ensembles include the Ole Miss African Drum and Dance Ensemble, directed by George Dor; the UM Steel Orchestra and World Percussion Ensemble, directed by Ricky Burkhead; the Mississippians Jazz Ensemble, directed by Michael Worthy; and the UM Concert Band, directed by Randy Dale.
Guest artists scheduled are Johnny Lane, renowned percussionist and UM professor emeritus; Samuel K. Elikem Nyamuame, co-director of Binghamton University’s African Music and Dance Ensemble; and Damien Wash, vocalist and UM alumnus. Music student soloists are George Money, vibraphone; Christopher Scott, saxophone; Kashaun Wortham, violoncello; Brandon Collins, clarinet; and Jasmaine Wilbert, lead voice.
A UM wind quintet will also perform. Members include Donnie McGee, flute; Pamela Ponce, oboe; Kim Cassisa, clarinet; Traces Brooks, horn; and Madison Lorenzo, bassoon. Accompanists are Gordon Jason and Stacy Rodgers.


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Sex education in schools 1 should sex education be taught in schools sex education should it be taught in schools presented by:omer awad hussien. Of course sex ed should be taught in the schools and i would go as far as to say free condoms should be available to students in high school many of our grandparents . Sex ed classes should start as early as age 10, researchers recommend unless they’re taught how to practice safe sex, standards for comprehensive sex ed classes in public schools. Sex education in schools essay sex education in public schools essay sex education should be taught in public middle schools because: it decreases the chance of . If not taught properly, sex education in school can become a matter of ridicule and students may not take any interest in it the fact that in most schools sex education is treated like an .
Since there is no federal law that requires public schools to teach sex education, let alone one that specifies what should be taught, these decisions are left up to states and individual school . There are plenty of reasons why sex education should be taught in schools the biggest one it works. Children will be taught about healthy adult relationships from the age of four, with sex education made compulsory in all secondary schools, though faith schools will still be allowed to teach . This demonstrates why sex education should not be taught in schools it is sexual indoctrination at its finest i cannot fathom the mindset of a parent who has no problem with shipping a child off to a government-run institution where he or she will be brainwashed with sexual perversion .
Sex ed classes should start as early as age 10, researchers recommend tara culp standards for comprehensive sex ed classes in public schools tailor sex education to younger kids has . Sex education in america a new poll finds that the debate over whether sex education should be taught in schools is over but the npr/kaiser/kennedy school survey of parents and principals does . The city’s mandate calls for schools to teach a semester of sex education in 6th or 7th york in 2009 found that 81 percent of city voters thought sex education should be taught in public . Free college essay sex education should be taught in school if you discovered your child had taken up cigarette smoking, how would you respond would you simply accept it as.
In conclusion, sex education should be taught in schools, because it is better to consider health than beliefs and we should consider reality since immorality cannot be eliminated and teenagers cannot be stopped from becoming sexually active, we should implement sex education in schools, as early as primary school. Thirteen states required that sexuality education teach abstinence in addition to feel that the public high schools should include sex education in . Here are eight reasons parents should demand better sex-ed in schools: 1 comprehensive sex education reduces the rates of teen pregnancy values about sex can be taught at home, but facts . Sb 905 mandates comprehensive, medically accurate and age-appropriate sex education be taught in grades one through 12 in all public schools provides that the commissioner of education will create and establish a curriculum to accomplish such goal within one year of the effective date of this legislation. Yes sexual education should be taught in public schools i believe that sexual education is very important to learn if kids start to have sex without any education it can lead to unprotected sex which can cause unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
Although almost every state has some guidance on how and when sex education should be taught, decisions are often left up to individual school districts planned parenthood plays an important role in advocating for federal funding for evidence-based programming such as the teen pregnancy prevention program (tpp) and the personal responsibility . What schools should teach kids about sex in many of america’s school districts, sex education looks a lot like the current global norm, which is and at what ages it should be taught. However, opponents of sex education in schools typically favor an abstinence-only approach (for example, the idea that you should wait until marriage before having sex) if there is to be any sex education taught at all. Sex education should obviously be taught in school at the level where it is appropriate, which would seem to be middle school however, sex education, if it is ever offered, should not include .
Education secretary sets out plans for relationships education in primary schools and relationships and sex education in secondary schools schools to teach 21st century relationships and sex . Sex education in the united states is taught in two main forms: the majority of parents also felt that school-based sex education should begin in middle school . Sex education should be taught in high schools to dispel common myths about sex it is said that information is power and the same applies to knowledge about sexuality sexual reproduction is about life, and there are scientific facts about this process that is not necessarily common knowledge (harrison, 2000).
Condoms should definitely be readily available in the school system, along with a sex education program that includes how and why to use condoms properly some of us have the memory of the day your mom or dad finally had that embarrassing conversation of the “birds and the bees”trying your hardest to pay attention to the subject at hand . In an interview with the bbc, ms greening said: at the moment, many schools teach sex and relationships education but it's not mandatory, and, therefore, for many children, they are not coming . Sex education should be taught in schools sex is the fundamental of our existence however it has been a provocative word in malaysia according to the wikipedia, sex is an extensive term used to illustrate education concerning sexual anatomy, sexual anatomy, sexual reproductive rights and responsibilities, abstinence, contraception and other aspects of human behavior. The question is, should sex education be taught in schools one of the reasons that parents and school systems sit at odds over the debate is because many parents don’t feel that comprehensive sex education courses at school will teach the individual beliefs of each and every set of parents.

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Make It Snappy on Zee TV
Another fabulous season has come to the end of the production. The Snappy episodes are now on Zee to watch .
The production went on for a whole 5 days on the sets. Its was one dish after the another . so much fun and excitement on sets when its a cookery show.
Sarab Kapoor , Celebrity Chef ensured that each recepie was so tasty and snappy to prepare. It was a feast for all of us in the production each day.
Each episode catered to a special festival that is celebrated in Singapore , with its Multicultural audience.
The main sponsor being Pran Spice powder....each dish had at least one of their products in the recepie.
Dei.com was another sponsor . And so was Jaipore Jewels .
Here are some of the behind the scene picture from the shooting. Also there are 2 pictures with the key people from Zee TV Asia , Tripta Singh and Ruchi Shah the forces and women behind .
I couldn't have asked for a better opportunity than being the Make up and Hair Stylist in charge for Sarab Kapoor herself.

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Yobs have struck yet again in a Tameside town being ‘held to ransom’ by ‘feral’ teenagers.
Hooligans in Hyde have smashed up a 100-year-old children’s roundabout for the second time in less than a week.
Traders and shoppers were furious after discovering the damage on Wednesday morning.
The green wooden cover, which protects the carousel, had been kicked and broken again - after it was targeted last week.
It comes just days after the Manchester Evening News revealed how the Tameside town was being ‘held to ransom’ by gangs of school-aged youths.
There have been numerous reports of them stealing, intimidating and threatening people and vandalising businesses, homes and cars.
Many people say are too afraid to stand up to them through fear of being verbally berated or attacked.
Residents say their lives are being made a misery. Some say they are too afraid to walk the streets alone at night.
Traders say they are considering shutting up shop for good.
The roundabout, which has been enjoyed by youngsters in Hyde for generations, is in the middle of the town centre, which is one of the main hot spots for trouble.
A fundraising campaign has since been launched to raise money to repair the damage and protect it from further anti-social behaviour.
It was set up by Jake Watkiss who recalls playing on the roundabout as a child.
The 25-year-old, who has a baby daughter, said “The family that run it is extremely friendly and don’t deserve the distress of mindless youths trying to ruin a business that puts smiles on so many children’s faces.
“My daughter is a little young for the roundabout at the moment, but will certainly use it when she is a little older, so I thought I would love nothing more than to help raise funds to repair it, and if I raised more it could go to making it secure to help prevent this happening again in the future.”
Traders held a meeting last week to discuss anti-social behaviour.
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They discussed their joint priorities including advancing racial equity across the board, enforcing civil rights, and assembling a diverse White House and Cabinet that represents America, the Biden transition said in a readout of the meeting.
They expressed the need to make sure the public knows the historic nature of many of the president-elect's diverse nominees and the need to galvanise the community around making sure that the Senate confirms them, it said.
Biden on Saturday said that his administration would be the most diverse than it has ever been both in the Cabinet and inside the White House.
African-American groups have been urging Biden, a Democrat, to nominate one of them among the big four: Secretary of State, Treasury Secretary, Defence Secretary and Attorney General.
Biden on Tuesday announced the nomination of retired Army general Lloyd J Austin as his Defence Secretary. If confirmed by the Senate, 67-year-old Austin would be the first African-American to lead the Pentagon.
Congressman Gregory Meeks, who backs a strong US-India relationship, was last week elected as the next chairman of the powerful House Foreign Affairs Committee, becoming the first African-American to head the Congressional panel that plays an influential role in shaping the country's foreign policy.
Biden's economic team includes Janet Yellen as the Treasury Secretary, Indian-American Neera Tanden as the Director of Office of Management and Budget, Wally Adeyemo the as Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Cecilia Rouse as the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Jared Bernstein and Heather Boushey as members of the Council of Economic Advisers.
Biden has nominated Antony Blinken as the Secretary of State.
Indian-American Vanita Gupta, who attended the meeting, is the president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights.
Other participants were Melanie Campbell, president & CEO, National Coalition on Black Civic Participation & Convener, Black Women's Roundtable; Kristen Clarke, president & executive director, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law; Sherrilyn Ifill, president & director counsel, NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People) Legal Defense Fund; Derrick Johnson, president and CEO, NAACP; Marc Morial, CEO, National Urban League and Rev. Al Sharpton, president and founder, National Action Network.
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New Jersey Supremes Announce Right to Same-Sex Unions
New Jersey has joined Massachusetts in having the state’s highest court rule that same-sex couples have the right to legally recognized unions.
New Jersey’s Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that same-sex couples are entitled to the same rights as heterosexual couples. But the court left it to the Legislature to determine whether the state will honor gay marriage or some other form of civil union.
Advocates on both sides of the issue believed the state posed the best chance for gay marriage to win approval since Massachusetts became the only state to do so in 2003 because the New Jersey Supreme Court has a history of extending civil rights protections. Instead, the high court stopped short of fully approving gay marriage and gave lawmakers 180 days to rewrite marriage laws to either include gay couples or create new civil unions. (Opinion — pdf external link)
“The issue is not about the transformation of the traditional definition of marriage, but about the unequal dispensation of benefits and privileges to one of two similarly situated classes of people,” the court said in its 4-3 ruling.
New Jersey lawmakers voted to allow domestic partnerships in 2004, but they have been reluctant to delve into the sensitive issue of marriage.
I’m no expert in the New Jersey constitution and have not yet digested the ruling, so there may be some nuance I’m missing.
The concept of equal protection of the laws would seem to indicate that either 1) the state has a right to consider gender in making laws about marriage or 2) any laws about marriage passed by the state must be applied equally regardless of gender. It’s baffling to rule simultaneously that opposite-sex unions are constitutionally identical to mixed-sex unions but allow them to be treated differently under the law. This is, essentially, Plessy v. Ferguson all over again.
UPDATE: A quick perusal of the ruling doesn’t help. My interpretation of the ruling and its basis is correct:
HELD: Denying committed same-sex couples the financial and social benefits and privileges given to their married heterosexual counterparts bears no substantial relationship to a legitimate governmental purpose. The Court holds that under the equal protection guarantee of Article I, Paragraph 1 of the New Jersey Constitution, committed same-sex couples must be afforded on equal terms the same rights and benefits enjoyed by opposite-sex couples under the civil marriage statutes. The name to be given to the statutory scheme that provides full rights and benefits to same-sex couples, whether marriage or some other term, is a matter left to the democratic process.
So, the treatment must be “equal” although the name can be separate. The rationale?
In the last two centuries, the institution of marriage has reflected society’s changing social mores and values. Legislatures, along with courts, have played a major role in ushering marriage into the modern era of equality of partners. The great engine for social change in this country has always been the democratic process. Although courts can ensure equal treatment, they cannot guarantee social acceptance, which must come through the evolving ethos of a maturing society. Plaintiffs’ quest does not end here. They must now appeal to their fellow citizens whose voices are heard through their popularly elected representatives.
Well, no. Either the constitution provides for equal treatment or it does not. Statute doesn’t affirm constitutional rights; it must be in conformity. It’s certainly true that proclaiming two men or two women “married” does not guarantee social acceptance of their relationship. Then again, neither did the ruling in Loving vs. Virginia that forced states to nonetheless allow blacks and whites to marry. Social enthusiasm for the law is not generally a barrier to courts doing their constitutional duty.
One could argue, of course, that the New Jersey Constitution’s equal protection clause was never intended to wipe away gender distinctions in marriage. Indeed, I would argue that. But the majority of the state’s supreme court has just ruled otherwise but then not followed the logic of their own ruling. Most odd.
UPDATE: Eugene Volokh makes an interesting argument about the slippery slope created by taking intermediate steps even though one is opposed to later steps. His colleague Dale Carpenter agrees, citing the danger of the “unstable middle ground.”
New Jersey ran into trouble because, having started down the path to full equality for gay individuals and couples through a variety of state statutes and judicial decisions, the state could not give any good reason why it should continue to differentiate. For example, the court noted, the state has adopted a domestic partnership system that gives gay couples a list of rights also given to married couples.
It’s significant that no other gay-marriage case (with the possible and instructive exception of Vermont, where the court adopted similar reasoning) has been brought to a state supreme court in a state with as favorable a public policy toward gays as this one was: a broad set of antidiscrimination laws, domestic partnerships, second-parent adoptions, a hate crimes law, and so on. In this environment — where the state was committed to protecting gay people, sustaining gay couples, and facilitating gay parenting — it was both logically and practically difficult to hold on to the procreation and child-rearing rationales. The state had nothing left in defense of the rights gap except an unadorned “tradition” that the state itself had steadily undermined in its public policy.
The whole case, then, shows how unstable a middle ground can become in the hands of an aggressive court. The slope on that middle ground seems much more slippery for courts, which demand what they regard as principled reasons for any distinction, than it is for legislatures, which may refuse to budge for no reason other than that the votes aren’t there to do more or because of simple fiat. When legislatures act, they may grant 50 of the 1,000 rights of marriage now, another 25 rights next year, another 100 the year after that, and the rest whenever they get around to it, all without explaining why they’ve acted or failed to act. Courts have a harder time making these distinctions because judicial conventions mandate that they give reasons to support their opinions, and what principled reason could there be for giving 50 of the 1,000 rights of marriage but not another 25 or 100 or all of them? This is the slippery slope phenomenon Eugene points to. It’s not so much a legislative slippery slope as it is a judicial one.
Quite right. Such is a “living” constitution. Under a textualist reading of a constitution, its meaning is constant. Legislative acts would either be permissible or not; they would, however, have no impact on the constitution. If a constitution is organic, however, then judges will naturally read changed circumstances into it based on legislative acts.
Whatever one’s views on that issue, though, the end result can be perverse:
While the result in this case is surely a good one for gay families, it may chill experiments in other states where legislators might fear that they cannot move incrementally toward equality for gay couples without surrendering the judicial basis for any remaining distinctions. I doubt that’s really a great danger in most states, where courts tend to be less aggressive than New Jersey’s and where the standard rational-basis test should allow legislatures to proceed incrementally, but this opinion will surely be cited as a reason not to grant any rights to gay couples.
One would think.
One thing that gets forgotten a lot in these debates is the concept of common-law marriages. If the NJ court had ruled differently, such things would be immediately relegated to the legal status of Santorum’s ‘man-on-dog’ relationships…
Apparently the court recognizes the absurdity that the constitutional provision was meant to cover this.
New Jersey’s marriage laws, which were first enacted in 1912, limit marriage to heterosexual couples. The
recently enacted Domestic Partnership Act explicitly acknowledges that same-sex couples cannot marry. Although
today there is a national debate over whether same-sex marriages should be authorized by the states, the framers of
the 1947 New Jersey Constitution could not have imagined that the liberty right protected by Article I, Paragraph 1
embraced same-sex marriage.
But they claim they can ignore this.
Times and attitudes have changed. There has been a developing understanding that discrimination against gays
and lesbians is no longer acceptable in this State. On the federal level, the United States Supreme Court has struck
down laws that have unconstitutionally targeted gays and lesbians for disparate treatment. Although plaintiffs rely
on the federal cases to support the argument that they have a fundamental right to marry under our State
Constitution, those cases fall far short of establishing a fundamental right to same-sex marriage “deeply rooted in the
traditions, history, and conscience of the people of this State.” Despite the rich diversity of this State, the tolerance
and goodness of its people, and the many recent advances made by gays and lesbians toward achieving social
acceptance and equality under the law, the Court cannot find that the right to same-sex marriage is a fundamental
right under our constitution.
So following that reasoning, they could still discriminate against polygamy because they will just say that the state hasn’t developed an understanding that it is no longer unacceptable. The court has magic powers to throw out any laws they don’t like if they think that the states has developed an understanding that being against such things are no longer acceptable.
So I figure that we can look forward to rulings that while the original intent of the constitution writers could not have imagined it, times have changed. Therefore it is legal to kill any conservative who says something you disagree with as part of preserving a leftist right to free speech. I mean, isn’t it clear that the state has developed an understanding that such hate speech by a conservative is no longer acceptable. The state legislature has 180 days to issue hunting licenses.
I mean, isn’t it clear that the state has developed an understanding that such hate speech by a conservative is no longer acceptable. The state legislature has 180 days to issue hunting licenses.
Sorry John, we liberals don’t believe in hunting either.
At first reading, the decision seems to make a lot of sense to me. The name given to the institution, be it marriage or union, does not seem to rise to the level of fundamental constitutional rights. The dispensation of government benefits and preferences however, does call into play the principle of equal treatment under the laws.
Tano: But that’s essentially the logic of Plessy v. Ferguson. What difference does it make which car black people (even those, like the plaintiff, who were 7/8 white) rode in so long as they got to take the train?
This sucks. There will undoubtedly be more gays recruiting new coverts in New Jersey.
I really dont buy that Plessy argument James. The court is saying that while it is not our business what you call it, you had better apply the law equally and grant true equality. They did not prohibit the legislature from calling it marriage, they simply focused on the actual consequences of whatever regime is enacted, and demanded that it be equal. I dont see the justification for you claiming that they are treating gay couples differently under the law, unless you think semantics is a bigger issue than I do.
For the record, I would hope the legislature does call the unions marriages. But if the people arent ready for that, well, at least they cannot deny equal treatment to gays, in terms of legal benefits and priveledges. If it turns out that a “civil union” is a sham form of equality, as the Plessy equality was, and then I will join your critique.
Not enough attention, I think, to the surprising unanimity of the decision. For all the mouthing about how the NJ constitution doesn’t really say so-and-so, not one of seven justices cared to dissent in favor of the status quo. This in a state where, traditionally, they balance the justices 3-3 on partisan lines, with the gov getting the 7th pick.
Just as the State was unable to provide a compelling argument for preventing gay [unions] [marriages][partnerships][onions][insert legislature approved term here], they will likewise and by obvious extension be unable to provide a compelling argument why one cannot marry one’s pet, one’s house, one’s car, let alone a multitude of partners and combinations.
When the “civil rights paradigm” was extended to sexual orientation, it was absolutely inevitable that this would spell the demise of preferential treatment to marriages and married people. Everybody must have the same opportunities and benefits.
There will be a brief rally when sponsors try to enact preferential benefits for those who birth or adopt children, then those too will die at the hands of those unable to be parents.
Marriage has value to society as originally construed. Marriage in this brave new world retains no value at all.
Marriage, as a concept, exists in two separate spheres. In the religous context, it is defined by each religion in any way that the religion chooses to do so. Religion is a voluntary matter, and one can certainly choose to associate with traditions that one feels comfortable with, and to define ones life around the ideas and institutions that the relgion promotes.
Compliance with the laws is not a voluntary matter, and the government is not a spiritual institution. Governments recognize marriages, and offer benefits to those engaged in them, because it is a simple fact of life that humans tend to form pair bonds, and these social units are an important aspect of any successful society. For the government, the issue of marriage is a practical matter, dealing with issues like tax laws, legal contracts and the like.
Whereas marrying your refrigerator, or your pet, or not doing so, might be an issue for a church to deal with, it is not relevant to the government. Refrigerators and pets are not persons under the law to whom benefits or legal status might accrue, nor can they enter into contracts etc.
Your statement about the preferential treatment of marriage and married people is rather absurd. There will be no change in these preferences – in fact the NJ courts made clear that these preferences are perfectly legitimate – all they decreed is that they be extended to gay committed couples that form stable social units.
I dont know if you are married, but if so, I hope your wife isn’t too brokenhearted by your view of the value of your marriage, now that gay couples can have legal rights too.
“When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another”….. how long before we are compelled to declare cause once more?
bye bye floyd, I always suspected that you guys on the far right were deeply uncomfortable with the reality of America, and its progress.
tano; progress? only for “progressives”. *awe c’mon meet me half way* *i’m a “centerist” . are you too closed minded to compromise?* these are the inane arguments commonly used by the far left to coax the middle into the gutter. how do they sound coming from your right? today’s left makes yesterday’s left look like right wing fanatics. *hurry send the thought police before the truth gets out!*

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The village of Glenreagh sits along the tranquil Orara River and is 35 mins north-west of Coffs Harbour through lush pastures, rolling hills, and subtropical forest.
Glenreagh is oldest village in the Orara Valley, settled in the 1800s by Europeans for its extensive timber forests and discovery of gold. Stroll through the historic village, discover the old buildings, craft galleries, and stop for a bite at the hotel, bakery, or coffee shop.
Nearby, the Sherwood Nature Reserve is a must-visit destination for nature lovers. Explore striking and diverse landscapes, from rugged sandstone escarpments and coastal ridges to dry open forests, heaths, and vibrant subtropical rainforests. Within the reserve, the scenic Sherwood Forest Drive offers picturesque places to picnic, lookouts, waterholes, and spectacular views along the way.
Glenreagh is also home to the super-sized GOLDEN DOG statue – a perfect photo opportunity with a local legend.


Mexican-American hitmaker Becky G will join Jorge and Hernán Hernández from the iconic norteño group Los Tigres del Norte to discuss the role artists currently play in engaging voters and the immigrant experience as seen by two generations of iconic Mexican American artists.
Reggaeton star Nicky Jam will discuss the process behind his songs with Billboard’s Latin industry lead Leila Cobo for the “Sony ATV Iconic Songwriter” panel. And Latin urban superstar Wisin will be joined by Latin music executive Walter Kolm to chat about how the two are expanding into their own label operations, how they are discovering new talent and creating new and novel marketing and promotions strategies in the music business, in a panel moderated by Enrique Santos, chairman and chief creative officer of iHeart Latino.
The newly-announced panelists join a star-studded Latin Music Week that will also feature superstar speakers such as J Balvin, Maluma, Jennifer Lopez, Rosalía, Ozuna, Carlos Vives, Sech and Camilo. This year’s Latin Music Week, which was originally scheduled to take place April 20-23 in Las Vegas, NV and was postponed due to COVID-19.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary as the longest-running and biggest Latin music industry, the three day immersive experience dedicated to Latin Music, culture and entertainment, will feature intimate artist conversations, industry panels, workshops and performances. Additional participants and schedule will be announced in the coming weeks. To reserve a spot and receive updates, RSVP here.
The Billboard Latin Music Awards 2020 will broadcast live on Oct. 21 via Telemundo, with awards to be given out in 59 categories honoring the top artists, songs, albums, labels, publishers, songwriters and producers of the year.


there's a possibility your parents not really bottomed the car out, but kept hitting a particular dip in the road bending both sides.
but if it's just bushings... checking bushings is like checking a chicks ass out.. if it's good, you'll know. ;]
i've seen 40 year old cars with original bushings. the car was a little 'boaty' but it rode fine.
edit: no, the orange thing is your upper balljoint. the control arm bushing are the two bushings at the other end with the threaded studs coming up from them. there's two.


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Surprise, the fastest-growing city in Maricopa County, is located in the southern part of Arizona. It is adjacent to the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. Surprise is about eighty miles from Mexico and 150 miles from California.
Flora Statler, the founder of Surprise, Arizona once remarked, “I would be surprised if the town ever amounted to much.”
The name stuck. Today, people chuckle how this single one-mile section of land has grown from her off-the-shoulder comment of ‘amounted to much.’
The original Surprise community numbered less than twenty people. Currently, more than 123,000 people live here.
The single square mile has expanded to 108 square miles.
However, modern population growth didn’t happen with the snap of the finger. Frontier Arizona produced a mixture of harsh desert, brutal mountains, extreme heat, and drought conditions. Survival required a constant awareness of rattlesnakes, scorpions, and encounters with hostile natives.
Before crops would thrive, the land had to be managed. The ancient Hohokam (A.D.200) enjoyed an intelligent, highly developed society. By A.D. 1100 the Hohokam had created a network of cities and satellite communities with as many as 100,000 people.
Villages, of up to several thousand people, were located at three-mile intervals along the canals. Phoenix was built on the ruins of several prehistoric Indian villages.
A 1939 view of a Hohokam canal. The ancient Hohokam culture began turning the barren desert into an agricultural lifestyle. They irrigated 70,000 acres with 500 miles of canals, some as wide as 50 feet at the bottom.
The name Hohokam meant “all used up” or “vanished ones” was coined by archaeologists
In 1539, Europeans first recorded the modern history of Arizona. The settled population remained small until the 1849 California Gold Rush. More than 50,000 miners traveled across the region. It lead to a boom in Arizona’s population.
Arizona became a state on February 14, 1912. Although gold discovery happened, the economy was primarily based the five C’s: Copper, Cattle, Citrus, Climate, and Cotton. Copper mining was Arizona’s premier industry until the 1950s.
Three significant factors influenced Arizona’s growth: First, Americans began their long love affair with the automobile. The automobile not only increased demand for steel and cotton, but it also transformed the American economy.
The second significant factor: Long strand Pima cotton became the white gold in the West Valley. By 1920 there were almost 230,000 acres of cotton in the state. Arizona cotton was so valuable and so profitable that farmers stopped producing almost all other crops to concentrate on cotton.
Automobiles required tires. A strong rubber tire made of woven cotton.
The third significant factor: The onset of World War I planes and vehicles needed tires. Each tire required five pounds of cotton. By 1920 cotton produced more than 250,000 bales.
Sherry Simmon Aguilar, Native Arizonan, and Executive Director of the Surprise History Project wrote “When the nation’s collapsed in 1929, demand for Arizona farm, ranch, and mining products evaporated. Drought in 1933 and 1934 made conditions for farmers and ranchers even more difficult.”
“Miners lost their jobs and farm, and ranch families lost their homes and livelihood. Businesses that depended on these industries went bankrupt. People left the state, and Arizona lost 50,000 residents.”
With the advent of World War II, “The Army established multiple facilities in western Arizona.” Sherry continued, “In all, one million members of the military trained in the state, many of them in preparation for airborne assignment.”
The photo of a World War II fighter plane.
A footprint of Luke Auxiliary field, now the site of the Surprise city hall. Originally it was a cotton field.
After World War II the population grew rapidly. Warm winters and the low cost of living attracted retirees from the so-called snowbelt, who moved permanently to Arizona.
However, they didn’t move to Surprise.
In 1954, two Real Estate developers bought 320 farmland acres near Phoenix and opened the first planned community dedicated exclusively to retirees. Typically, they were gated communities with controlled access and included pools, recreation centers, and golf courses. Potential buyers selected from 5 house plans, 15 exteriors, and prices that ranged from $8,500 to $13,400
A 2018 view of Sun City, one of the earliest planned communities, circa 1960.
By 1960, Surprise had only grown to 1500 people. It was still a small, rural community of farm workers living in an unincorporated area and relying on county services. Most residents focused on work, family, and friends, where everybody knew everyone else.
As its population grew, Surprise achieved 7,122 residents in 1980. City leaders took steps to improve infrastructure, extend the town’s boundaries, and provide additional services. They exceeded their goals. By the year 2000, the population was 30,848, a growth rate of 333 percent.
By 1997, builders completed a new home every three hours. The small rural, isolated town, where everyone knew everybody, erupted into a landscape of subdivisions, shopping malls, and thoroughfares. Surprise became the fastest-growing city in Maricopa County.
Today’s Surprise recreation center.
If city planners succeed, future Surprise could be a series of 21st-century villages. It could consist of neighborhood groups anchored by a central activity area that included “residential, commercial, employment, and civic uses” as well as “public facilities such as schools, libraries, and emergency services.”
This graphic displays the 2035 Surprise land boundary goals. Will 21st-century villages be achieved? I believe it will. My home is located in the extreme lower boundary of Village 1. All of Village 1 was fully developed in the 60s.
I exercise my two large dogs, Bernie and Chris, about 13 miles in Village 9. As of 2018, it was less than ten percent developed. Now, homes are being constructed in several subdivisions.
I consider Surprise, with its clean air, good roads, and excellent public facilities a first-rate place to live.

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Knox County Jail
A year after the legendary musician plead guilty to domestic violence, terrorizing, and threatening-related charges, a judge has dismissed the convictions against him.
In 2016, famed musician Don McLean was accused of domestic violence and other charges following a dispute with his ex-wife, Patrisha. The pair had been married for more than 30 years, but had experienced much disagreement in the recent times after they filed for divorce.
A plea deal reached with prosecutors allowed McLean to pay a $3,000 fine and receive a “deferred disposition” under Maine law. The agreement stipulated that McLean would need to stay out of trouble for a year and follow all rules of the plea deal in order to have the charges dismissed against him.
On Thursday, July 20th, 2017, a judge ruled that the charges against McLean would be dismissed because he had completed the terms of his plea agreement and followed court orders.
McLean’s lawyer, Walter McKee, issued a statement that declared McLean never assaulted his ex-wife, and that the famous musician intends to clear his name of all accusations.
What do you think about the new change in the charges against McLean? Let us know in the comments.
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Watch King Charles Perform Songs With Mumford & Sons’ Marcus Mumford
Last night (Feb. 23), while performing at Gloucester Guildhall, King Charles ushered a very special guest onto the stage. Mumford and Sons' lead man Marcus Mumford joined the singer-songwriter onstage to perform three songs, including "Loose Change." You can watch footage of all three songs in the video above.
Mumford's cameo, while appreciated, shouldn't come as ultra surprising; he's actually worked with King Charles in the past. He greeted the audience with a simple "Hello," sporting a black hat and rocking the electric guitar while singing with King Charles during each song.
Mumford and Sons have recently been announced as the headliners for not only Reading and Leeds, their first major European appearance since 2013, but also this year's Bonnaroo. (Metallica will join Mumford and Sons as co-headliners for Reading and Leeds, and a third headliner will be announced very soon.) Mumford and Sons are reportedly in the studio, working on a follow-up to 2012's Babel with Arctic Monkeys and Haim producer James Ford.
King Charles are currently on a 28-day tour in 28 days this February, about half of which has been sold out. His full itinerary can be found via here.


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St Paul’s Cathedral, London
A visit to St Paul’s Cathedral takes you beyond that world famous West Front and Dome to wander around the breathtaking interiors and to see the intriguing artefacts that catalogue the life and heritage of one of the nation’s finest buildings. See the richly decorated nave and the interior of the dome, the chapels, the High Altar of marble and guilded oak, and the underground crypt where you can see the tombs of Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and Christopher Wren whose masterpiece St Paul’s cathedral was. On Sundays Dome Climbs are run; you’ll have panoramic views over London from the Golden Gallery and the Stone Gallery which run around the outside of the dome – well worth the 500 steps!
Introductory and more indepth Guided Tours are run, with the latter taking in the Librabry and Trophy Room on the Triforium level. Allow 2 hours for your visit and a bit longer if you fancy a bite to eat in the café or tea room.
Open Mon-Sat 8.30am-4.30pm
T: 0207 246 8350 or book online All information correct at the time of writing

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The Sir Bernard Crick Centre and Shout Out UK video explores anti-politics and political disengagement, so why do we hate politics?
Professor Matthew Flinders, Director of the Sir Bernard Crick Centre for the Public Understanding of Politics, has explored public attitudes towards politics and politicians in a new video, released with Shout Out UK and Democracy Matters, and funded by the ESRC.
The short video is aimed at 16-24 year olds, and is the first in a series of videos which aim at making complex issues accessible to a new audience, and promoting debate. Following on from “Why do we hate politics” will be videos on the UK’s constitutional future; and our place in the European Union. The videos form part of a wider ESRC Knowledge Exchange project which included a series of “Discussing Democracy” public events held across the UK between July and December 2015, led by Titus Alexander, Convener of Democracy Matters.
Professor Flinders said: “Against a backdrop of long-term trends of falling voter turnout, low trust in politicians and dissatisfaction with the political system, I wanted to explore why people might hate politics and politicians. This video seeks to cut through the academic jargon and consider what practical steps can be done to restore public trust and boost political engagement.
The Sir Bernard Crick Centre is the world’s first centre for the public understanding of politics, so I am delighted to work with Shout Out UK and Democracy Matters to push the boundaries of academic research into a format that’s easy for the public to access and connect with”.
Matteo Bergamini, Founder and Director of Shout Out UK said: “The academic world and society has not always seen eye to eye. These videos aim to showcase the work of academics in a simple, fun and easy way so that we can all understand an otherwise, quite complex topic.
With this first one, we explore why the UK is being plagued by falling voter turnout and a growing dislike for traditional politics. It has been a pleasure working with the Crick centre and Democracy Matters on this project as it is very important to create a bridge between researchers and the rest of society.”
The Sir Bernard Crick Centre for the Public Understanding of Politics is an inter-disciplinary and externally facing research centre for the analysis and promotion of democratic innovation and inclusive, engaged citizenship. The ESRC designated the Crick Centre as a Knowledge Exchange in July 2015, and it is at the centre of an exciting new drive to connect the best ESRC-funded research with public debate and foster involved citizenship, particularly in disadvantaged communities. By translating some world leading research findings, the Crick Centre hopes to help people understand what’s happening and join the debate.
Shout Out UK is an award winning independent news network that, via journalism, film, events and education, connects one of the largest network of intelligent, adventurous and career driven young people. Responsible for Britain’s first ever Youth Leaders’ Debate in 2015, which aired on Channel 4’s All4 and started trending in the top six on twitter within 20min, Shout Out UK aims to show young people that politics has a direct impact on everything you do in life, with the aim of lowering political apathy among the next generation.


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Here Is a Gulf Economy That'll Boost Capital Spending in 2016By
Kuwait's plan aims to boost economic growth amid oil slump
OPEC's fifth largest producer plasn to cut current spending
Kuwait is planning to increase spending on infrastructure in 2016 as OPEC’s fifth-largest producer seeks to offset the impact of lower oil prices on economic growth, Finance Minister and deputy premier Anas Al-Saleh said.
The government will reduce current spending, which typically includes subsidies and wages, to shore up public finances, Al-Saleh told Bloomberg News on Wednesday in Kuwait City. Total expenditure will likely be flat compared with 2015, he said.
Kuwait’s response to the slump in its main source of revenue is in contrast to neighboring Saudi Arabia, which has already started delaying some projects and payments to contractors as it faces its first budget deficit since 2009. The government of Saudi Arabia was working with advisers on a review of capital spending plans, people familiar with the matter said in August.
“We are an economy that depends on government expenditure so if you stop that you go into stagnation,” Al-Saleh said. “We have not yet, and we are are not planning, to cancel any of our projects or developments as we believe they are the best way to enhance our infrastructure and avoid any economic stagnation.”
Kuwait’s economy is expected to expand 2.5 percent in 2016 from 1.2 percent this year, according to International Monetary Fund estimates. Growth in Saudi Arabia will slow from 3.4 percent to 2.2 percent.
Spending in this year’s budget was 17 percent lower, while investment spending rose by 13 percent, Al-Saleh said. The government is also planning to sell local currency bonds and may also look to tap international debt markets in 2016 as it seeks to fill the financial gap left by falling oil receipts, he said.
Kuwait’s break-even oil price, below which the budget will be in deficit, is about $50 a barrel, according to the IMF.
This year’s deficit is estimated to reach 8.2 billion dinars ($27 billion) based on an oil price of $45 a barrel, lawmaker Faisal al-Shayee said on Thursday, according to the official Kuwait News Agency. The cumulative deficit over the next five years is projected at 25 billion dinars, calculated on oil averaging $65 a barrel, he said.
The shortfall should be funded through a mixture of tools including fiscal reserves and the issuance of sukuk, dinar and dollar bonds, the news agency quoted central bank governor Mohammed Al-Hashel as saying.
A fatwa will be issued to soon to clarify that there is no need for a new law for sukuk, which can be handled through the existing public debt law, Al-Saleh said, according to the news agency.
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Well, it was bound to happen – a book club selection that didn’t appeal. Peter Mayle’s series of books about life in Provence come well recommended but this one didn’t keep my interest very long. Don’t tell my book club, but I’m going to cheat and watch the A&E miniseries instead, even if it isn’t exactly the same.
The book, written from a diary that Peter kept, is more like a survey of interesting places, characters, events, and customs. It rarely goes into much depth, instead covers his and Annie’s experiences very broadly. In contrast, the film treats fewer subjects but explores most of them in more depth. Where the book only mentions the Parisian French, in the film we meet “Evelyn”, the frantic woman who speaks an almost unintelligible form of English, who has an eye for Peter, and who almost goes mad trying to shut up the neighbor’s cock that crows so loudly in the morning, waking her and her house guests.
What I read of the book did have some interesting and funny situations. At one point, the Mayles decide that they can add a nice table to their back garden by the pool for having meals outside on nice days. Since stone was relatively cheap, they decided to get a tabletop made from a nice shade of marble (I think it was). It was a great idea – until they realized how hard it’d be to move the damned thing where they wanted it. Luckily the brawny men revamping their kitchen area were willing to attempt it.
It’ll be interesting to see what the other women get out of it, I guess. I’m wondering what I could suggest for reading. My tastes lean toward sci-fi and fantasy and nothing overly intelligent or life-affirming.
Oh, maybe one by Robert J. Sawyer would work. Rollback was an interesting conceptual novel about a couple who are eligible for a youth serum of some sort but it only works to rejuvenate the man, not his elderly wife. It’s unfortunate for her, and not just for selfish reasons – the wife was the first to decode an alien message and helped send the reply. Three decades later, a response has finally arrived and SETI could use her expertise again. Her health is very poor and she’s not expected to survive long enough to figure it out. Eyrie doesn’t give it a great review but it’d still be thought-provoking.
Worth a thought, anyway. It’s either that or I pester those poor women to read Hogfather over Christmas, like I do every year.
I love this book. It doesn’t appeal to everyone but I think the story is so terrific. This group of things that call themselves The Auditors hire an assassin to kill the Hogfather (Discworld’s version of Santa). The Hogfather’s realm is the only place Death can’t go so he convinces his granddaughter, Susan, to go in his stead. Death’s too busy anyway – he’s got to do all he can to reboot belief in the Hogfather or the sun won’t come up in the morning.
Which reminds me, add The Folklore of Discworld to my Christmas list…

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SkyWorks Holdings today announced transactions and activities performed during Q2 2018 for its Asset Management, Investment Banking, & Management Consulting Groups.
Asset Management Group Activities:
Asset Management Services, provided through SkyWorks Leasing, included transactions for nine aircraft and additional services as follows:
- On behalf of a U.S. investment fund, SkyWorks arranged the sale of six E175s on lease to Delta Air Lines.
- On behalf of a U.S. investor, SkyWorks managed the lease return of an A320 from Scoot Tigerair. SkyWorks also arranged a back-to-back lease to Orange2Fly, Greece.
- On behalf of Modern Logistics, a Brazilian 3PL and air freight operator, SkyWorks arranged a five year sale-lease back for a 1989 built B737-400SF. The aircraft was acquired by AerSale, Inc. SkyWorks also sourced and arranged an operating lease for one additional B737-300SF. The aircraft is scheduled to deliver in July 2018 and will be the fourth B737SF in Modern’s fleet.
- On behalf of a U.S. investor, SkyWorks sold two PW4056 engines and a B747-400 airframe to two separate parties.
- SkyWorks is also offering two 2006 vintage A330-300 (RR), available for sale or lease in October 2018.
Investment Banking & Management Consulting Group Activities:
Investment Banking and Management Consulting Services, provided through SkyWorks Capital, included the following:
- SkyWorks was retained by a European flag carrier to provide fleet-related advisory services.
- SkyWorks continued to provide fleet- and network-related advisory services to Fiji Airways, including long-term market growth analysis and schedule-driven operational cost reduction and aircraft acquisition advisory services.
- SkyWorks continued to provide fleet-related advisory services to Royal Jordanian Airlines, including lease extension/returns and aircraft acquisition advisory services.
- SkyWorks continued to provide aircraft sourcing and fleet-related advisory services to a North American low cost carrier.
- SkyWorks continued to act as arranger/advisor to Delta Air Lines under a 2018 engagement to arrange sale and leaseback financing for narrowbody aircraft.
- SkyWorks continued to act on behalf of Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings in respect of 20 767-300ERFs that it is acquiring to operate for Amazon Fulfillment Services, Inc. As previously announced, in 2017, 12 of these aircraft were funded via a Japanese bank (6 aircraft) and a private placement transaction (6 aircraft).
- SkyWorks acted as an arranger/advisor to an operating lessor to arrange debt financings for one 777- 300ER on lease to Emirates and one 737-800 aircraft on lease to American Airlines that it acquired. The financing for the 777-300ER closed in 1Q 2018 with a consortium of banks, while the financing of the 737-800 aircraft closed in 2Q 2018 with a U.S.-based bank.

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Good and simple Japanese cuisine. The prices are. Very accessible prices and the portions are pretty large.
This place has simple and good sushi, we had a great experience every time we ate there. No, we did not expect the best attention from the guy that works there but we were always glad of the food and the Miso soup. If youre...More
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The dreaded lurgi has had me in its grasp. It was the first cold I've had since I retired and I'd forgotten how miserable it can be.
How I wished I could be back in North Queensland enjoying the serenity of a gently flowing rocky mountain stream. Strange, the colour seems to have gone from my photos. Maybe it is just my bleary eyes!

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The 1st seaworthy full hydrogen- powered resqueboat build in 2020 by Marine Service Noord (MSN), in Westerbroek (the Netherlands) sailing through the Groningen canals.
Credits to Sander Kuizenga for assisting with the production of these images. The hull of this vessel was wrapped by Cign Groningen.
More information about the brand- format designed for Marine Service Noord's 'Hydrogen Technology' (link).


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The Cesnola Collection, Purchased by subscription, 1874–76
Not on view
The alabastron has two vertical pierced lugs above a short trapezoidal tab in low relief. The neck is short and the lip convex.
Cesnola, Luigi Palma di. 1903. A Descriptive Atlas of the Cesnola Collection of Cypriote Antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Vol. 3, Plates & Text 1–150. pl. CX.6, Boston: James R. Osgood and Company.
Myres, John L. 1914. Handbook of the Cesnola Collection of Antiquities from Cyprus. no. 1603, New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Hermary, Antoine and Joan R. Mertens. 2013. The Cesnola Collection of Cypriot Art: Stone Sculpture. no. 543, p. 393, Online Publication, New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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Project Number: 8080-21000-026-03-S
Project Type: Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Sep 18, 2017
End Date: Sep 17, 2018
The objectives for this project will be to: 1) determine the phenotypic response of specific assessions of USDA-ARS, National Plant Germplasm System (NPGS) apple collection to fire blight in order to identify germplasm donor stocks with potentially novel allelic variants at known fire blight resistant loci and to identify accessions with potentially novel resistance loci for fire blight; 2) conduct multiplex polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for five known major fire blight resistance loci on fire blight resistance accessions to classify genetic loci determining resistance or identify potentially novel sources of resistance; and 3) dissemination of phenotypic data for fire blight resistance and marker loci classification through the Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN)-Global database.
The project will perform a primary screen of accessions already identified as very resistant (1-2 score) in the GRIN-Global database with a mixture of strains (~3-5 strains) of Erwinia amylovora. From the preliminary screen, 304 resistant (1-2 score) Malus accessions will be selected to perform an in-depth secondary inoculation study with three individual strains with differential virulence and pathogenicity. The inoculation with individual strains is expected to identify varying patterns from highly resistant to highly susceptible on individual accessions, revealing strain-specific genes/alleles/combinations as well as broad-spectrum resistance. This will not only identify donors for novel strain-specific major genes, considered less durable, but it can also identify potential donors for partial and more durable resistance. The project will also develop a multiplex PCR with markers to amplify genes or markers flanking major fire blight QTLs, and amplify these five fire blight loci in all resistant (1-2 score) accessions from the primary screening to identify alleles coupled with fire blight resistance. This data will also be used to identify the number of resistant genotypes per Malus species, estimate frequencies of alleles, pedigree and sources of these five major loci, their allelic variants, and speculate origin of resistance. Information on resistance alleles and phenotype data will be made available to the wider apple research community and industry through GRIN-Globaldatabase.

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Were these a part of your childhood?
I was browsing through Pinterest the other day and came across a recipe for Fluffernutter cookies. In an instant I was swept back to my childhood and eating Fluffernutter sandwiches! How could you NOT like them?? Shockingly enough I was speaking to a friend of mine about them and just the thought of them turned her stomach. How? I didn’t get it. Peanut Butter is something that has always been good and Marshmallow Fluff….well that is like eating a Marshmallow cloud! You didn’t have to put it in a sandwich, just put your spoon in the jar and YUM!
I haven’t had one of these for a long time and they probably would be a little too sweet for me now to eat, BUT…there were many happy days of eating them. For some strange reason, my girls never went for the sandwiches. They didn’t even want Marshmallow Fluff on a spoon! They did not have that important part of childhood. Oh well, I tried, I can’t help them and their strange food choices 🙂
So did your mouth water when looking at this picture, or do you side with my friend who says NO WAY?? What foods bring back memories of your childhood?
My sister used to make me Ketchup sandwiches, how many of you have tried them? It was a special treat made with love. Can’t say we still eat them today, some things are meant to only stay in your childhood 🙂


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Bak Kut Prawn Noodle does various prawn mee combos with choice of noodles in soup or dry versions. Seen above is their regular dry version of prawn mee with mee kia noodles.
This prawn mee comes with fish cake slices, pork slices and prawns served in a bowl of tossed noodles. A bowl of soup is included on the side.
The fish cake, pork slices and prawns are all of the regular type. The fish cake is soft and springy and the pork is meaty. The mee kia noodles comes with some bean sprouts and is fairy springy. The noodles is tossed in a mixture of fried shallots, crispy lard pieces and chilli. Flavours are decent. As for the soup, you can actually taste the prawn shells used in the soup. Flavours are decent but not intense.
Overall, this prawn mee is quite ordinary but still a decent one.
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Melbourne players are on notice that they'll be dropped if they don't improve their patchy defence in Friday's NRL clash with the Warriors.
After losing three of their last four matches the usually starchy Storm have the second worst defensive record in the NRL - only ahead of the Warriors - and coach Craig Bellamy's limited patience has run out.
"It's time for our guys to start defending the way this club is used to defending," said Bellamy.
"There's been some guys in our team putting some unbelievable efforts in but there's some others who have really been letting the team down.
"If we don't improve we'll make some personnel changes."
While his team's form appears to be in freefall, Bellamy feels the second-last placed Warriors are on the up after the poor start which cost coach Matt Elliott his job.
Bellamy said the Auckland-based side had been badly affected in the pre-season by their heavy representation in the World Cup.
"I've watched their last few games pretty closely and you can see there's some signs that they're starting to play well," he said.
"They were unlucky against the Bulldogs and put up a real good performance against St George last week so they're starting to get into their best form."
The Storm have made one forced change to the starting side that lost to Canberra with five-eighth Ben Roberts sidelined for up to six weeks with a knee injury.
Ben Hampton, who started the season in the No.6 jersey, will again take over the playmaker role.
He has Cody Walker, who scored four tries in the Queensland Cup last round, breathing down his neck.
The Storm won the Anzac Day match last year 28-18 but the Warriors hit back in their round 20 match 30-22.
The Warrior's 14 wins against the Storm is the second most of any NRL side. Of those wins, six have come on Melbourne's home track.
A full-house is expected at AAMI Park although Bellamy was aware that didn't mean they would all be Storm fans.
"Sometimes on Anzac Day it's hard to pick who's the home team because all the Kiwis in Melbourne turn up with their Warriors gear on.
"The Warriors are always really tough whenever we play them."


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As presently formulated, the Financial Services and Markets Bill makes "buyer beware" a core principle. The Bill includes a general consumer protection clause, but it also states that "consumers should take responsibility for their own decisions". According to the NCC, this affords a far lower degree of consumer protection than is common for most non-financial products, which are generally guaranteed to meet a minimum set of standards.
Many of the NCC's suggested remedies are pure fantasy, and it seems utterly to have missed the point that there can be no guarantees when it comes to investing money. On the other hand, the NCC is right to point to the appalling lack of clear comparative information about different financial products, and to insist that in such circumstances, consumers cannot make informed choices that weed out poor ones.
It also correctly identifies the FSA's most glaring flaw - that it is meant to combine both wholesale and retail regulation.
It may be appropriate for wholesale customers to take responsibility for their own decisions, but the issue is much more debatable for retail investors. Still, if the FSA is thought both to be too tough on practitioners and too lax on investor protection, that may mean that in an imperfect world, Mr Davies and the Government are getting the balance about right.

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TitleMycoflora Associated with Decomposition of Rice Stubble Mixed with Soil
Journal titleJournal of Plant Protection Research
Divisions of PASNauki Biologiczne i Rolnicze
PublisherCommittee of Plant Protection PAS ; Institute of Plant Protection – National Research Institute
IdentifierDOI: 10.2478/v10045-008-0028-3 ; ISSN 1427–4345 ; eISSN 1899–007X
SourceJournal of Plant Protection Research; 2008; vol. 48; No 2
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Open Access PolicyJournal of Plant Protection Research is an open access journal with all content available with no charge in full text version.
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Sir John A. Macdonald is often vilified for creating the Indigenous residential schools that devastated so many First Nations communities.
But a recent online presentation by an amateur Ontario historian Dave Town, to the Orillia Museum of Art and History tells a story of earlier residential schools and the battle the First Nations fought regarding them and the reservations upon which they had been placed. Perhaps the real creator was Robert Baldwin, Premier of Canada West, 1848 – 1851, shown above.
It would appear that most of the chiefs of the day wanted the schools but not the high price their peoples would have to pay.
These early schools failed for many reasons, chiefly for failing to meet the needs of the First Nations and, as usual, a parsimonious government. The story about Chief Yellowhead, the reservation lands and the first residential schools can be heard at LINK


Many nursing homes have serious quality problems despite recent industry improvements, and state inspectors are failing to catch a large number of the problems, congressional investigators said Thursday.
Twenty percent, or about 3,500, of the nation’s nursing homes were cited for harming patients or placing them at risk of serious injury, the General Accounting Office report said. The investigation covered mid-2000 through 2002.
Examples of negligent care include improperly stored medical equipment and patients with untreated bed sores.
Twenty-nine percent of nursing homes received serious citations in the prior 18-month period, from mid-1998 to 2000. The report acknowledged the situation had improved somewhat but emphasized that the current degree of poor care was unacceptable.
The GAO also said that states are getting better at reporting problems at nursing homes, but they need to do more.
The congressional investigation revealed serious quality problems in 22 percent of nursing homes that state surveyors had cleared. The discrepancy was larger — 34 percent — in a previous study.
The GAO called for improvement in nursing-home inspection procedures and oversight.
Donna Lenhoff, executive director of the National Citizens’ Coalition for Nursing Home Reform, called for better oversight and harsher penalties for nursing home operators that fail to meet standards.
“The law cannot provide nursing home residents with adequate protections if it isn’t enforced,” she said.
The problems were partly the result of poor investigations and a large number of inexperienced surveyors.
Also, the timing of state inspections often is predictable, so some nursing homes get the chance to hide their worst infractions, the GAO said.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the division of the Health and Human Services Department that oversees states’ inspection of nursing homes, agreed with the report’s findings and has already begun to implement changes aimed at boosting oversight.
The GAO report is “a tool for evaluating our progress in improving nursing home quality, while at the same time highlighting issues that warrant our attention,” CMS administrator Thomas Scully said Thursday at a Senate hearing that discussed issues raised by the report.


The transient growth phenomenon in three dimensional shear flows has been shown to account for large disturbance growth in cases where traditional stability analyses show limited or no growth. For this reason, transient growth has been put forward as a potential cause of bypass transition. The purpose of the current study is to investigate the presence of non-linear effects as the energy of disturbances increases and their potential role in boundary layer transition on a flat plate in supersonic, compressible flow. An optimal disturbance solver based on linear theory was created and is validated against previously published data. The disturbances generated by this solver are input into a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) solver to model the disturbance evolution in three dimensions. The results from the CFD solver are compared with linear theory to ensure accuracy in the full three-dimensional simulations. Finally, the input energies are increased to investigate the effects of non-linear terms in the governing equations. Results show that a non-dimensional input energy of Ein = 3.024. 10-3 is required for a departure from linear behavior for the mean flow conditions considered.


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Only a lazy gardener does not grow zucchini on his site. They are very unpretentious and undemanding to care for. Most varieties only need regular watering for normal growth. But there are also varieties that may well do without it. This is very convenient for those gardeners who come to the site only on weekends. Zucchini Casanova F1 is one of these varieties.
This variety belongs to early maturing hybrids. Its semi-leafy bushes have large dissected leaves of a dark green color without spots and blotches. Casanova zucchini resembles a cylinder in its shape. It's sleek and long. At the same time, the zucchini do not tend to be overstretched. Even if you forget to pick a ripe fruit, it will not outgrow... The color of mature zucchini is heterogeneous: white dots of medium size stand out on the light green skin. The fruits of this hybrid can on average weigh from 0.9 to 1.5 kg. Their soft cream-colored flesh is quite dense and tasty. This allows them to be successfully used not only in cooking, but also in canning.
A distinctive feature of this hybrid variety is its drought tolerance.
Despite the fact that the variety is very undemanding to care, you should pay attention to the soil before planting it. The ideal place for planting Casanova F1 will be the beds on which they grew:
If the seeds are not planted after these crops, in a new place or after other varieties of squash, the soil must be fertilized. This is done in the fall when digging a vegetable garden. Organic fertilizers are ideal:
- horse dung;
- bird droppings.
To enrich the soil, the use of compost and green manure gives very good results.
This hybrid variety can be planted in two ways:
- Seed in open ground. In this case, the landing is carried out in the month of May. The optimum sowing depth is 4-6 cm.
- Growing seedlings. This method is used to obtain an earlier harvest. It is better to start preparing seedlings a month before the recommended planting, that is, in April.
This hybrid responds very well to loosening and feeding. If the soil was prepared before planting, then these procedures can be omitted.


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Client: Arsenal Football Club
Main contractor: Sir Robert McAlpine
Contract value: £275 million
Start on site: August 2004
Completion: July 2006
Description: Design and construction of a 60,000 seat stadium, waste recycling centre, new access road, road widening and two bridges
Project entered by: Arsenal FC, Sir Robert McAlpine, AYH, Buro Happold, HOK Sport, Watson Steel Structures
"Even after six years, I'm not sure we understand construction," declares Ken Friar, director of Arsenal Football Club. He undoubtedly underestimates the club's appreciation of the construction process, but there's no doubt that this was a very complex project by any standards.
Arsenal's new home is squeezed into a 24 ha site bounded on two sides by railways, with a main sewer passing below the site and a construction height limit of 30 m imposed by the local authority.
"Success on this project was rooted in the pre-construction period," says Andrew Verney, McAlpine's project manager. "We took loose control of design before HOK was novated to us. That helped us assess the risks and prepare for them."
Many people admire the new stadium but few realise what McAlpine and the rest of the team had to do before even starting on the stadium itself.
First a waste transfer station had to be demolished and relocated to another part of the site. Then there were two new railway bridges to build.
Against all this was an immovable July 2006 completion date. "If we'd missed that, we'd have missed the 2006 season," says Mr Verney.
Originally, Arsenal had intended all the catering for the new ground to take place off-site. But when the catering supplier pulled out, the design had to be changed to accommodate on-site catering facilities. In total the extra works amounted to £35 million in value. Still the completion date remained fixed.
Exceptional project management, masterful team-building and an inspiring client ensured success on this project. And it was completed early.