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i have just got bsck 10 smoked goose breasts, any suggestions on the best way to prepare them?:hs:
01-06-2004, 02:21 PM
Tolen, I like to sklice them thin and serve with sharp cheddar and honey mustard for dippin along with your favorite crackers.
Also makes real good sandwiches, some good sharp swiss, mustard, onoins on rye bread, oh boy!!!:pl:
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5.2.22 The following motorcycles must have case guards installed on both sides
of the engine: Suzuki GSXR (all models), Suzuki GSF (all models),
Suzuki GSX (all models), Yamaha FZR600 & YZF (all models except
R-1 ). Case guards may be in the form of strengthened side covers. This
list is subject to change and is at the discretion of the
Tech Inspector. Frame sliders are not acceptable as engine case guards.
A. Case guard or reinforced cover required on the left side only for
Yamaha YZF-R1 and 2000 and later model Suzuki GSXR’s with OEM
style body work. (No openings on the lower right side of fairing.)
Yes. I have them. I haven't seen any without them either.


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A LITERACY programme set up Nottinghamshire County Council to help young children struggling with their reading skills has proved successful, an independent study has revealed.
More than 700 primary school children have been supported by the Reading Recovery scheme since the council began offering it to Notts schools five years ago.
The Institute of Education’s five-year study found that those children who received Reading Recovery made considerably more progress in English compared with those children who didn’t receive the support.
Reading Recovery is a Government initiative which provides intensive, daily, one-to-one tuition for the lowest achieving five and six year-olds, enabling them to reach age-expected levels within 20 weeks.
The county council’s committee chairman for children and young people’s service, Coun Philip Owen said: “We’re really encouraged by the study’s findings – Reading Recovery is known to have impressive results in the shorter term, but until now, less was known about its long–term effectiveness.
“The study showed that the children who had received support in Year 1 were still doing significantly better in reading and writing and also maths than those who attended schools where Reading Recovery was not available, providing a surer basis for their transition to secondary school.”
In 2012, more children in the county achieved the national standard in tests for 11 year-olds than a year ago. For English, 87 per cent of pupils made the expected ‘Level 4’ grade, up four per cent on last year. The equivalent percentage for those children included in the study who attended non-Reading Recovery schools was 62%.
Almost 600 of the children who have already benefited from the Council scheme in Notts are now achieving age-related outcomes in reading and writing - and many are even working significantly above their peers after being the lowest achievers in their age range.
“The scheme is bringing about life-changing chances for underachieving and vulnerable children from disadvantaged families and helping to close the gap in attainment between those children and more able pupils,” added councillor Owen.
“Our Reading Recovery teachers have consistently achieved above the national average outcomes in terms of those pupils taught achieving accelerated progress, returning to age appropriate outcomes and being successfully discontinued.”
Funding for the scheme has been prioritised by the council from cash it receives from the Government.
During 2011/12 alone, 324 Notts children benefited from the scheme, and this year a further 500 children will be given one-to-one literacy tuition.
This year, the county council’s two Reading Recovery teacher leaders are training 24 new Reading Recovery teachers and support 41 experienced Reading Recovery teachers.
Jose Coles, one of the council’s Reading Recovery teacher leaders, explained: “Training for Reading Recovery teachers takes a whole year and is intensive. They work with the lowest attaining children individually and support the whole school in managing, providing and monitoring a range of other literacy support with the aim of every child being a reader and writer by the end of Key Stage 1 when a child is seven.”
In January, the council also launched a scheme offering intensive help to pupils struggling with literacy when they start secondary school. More than 300 hundred Notts pupils will benefit from the first wave of support.

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Q. Investors and industry bodies have called on the European Commission to uphold ‘the integrity and ambition’ of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards to maintain alignment with the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). Any such failure, they say, would risk leaving asset managers without the ESG data required to make SFDR disclosures, adding further confusion for end investors and undermining the EU’s sustainable finance ambitions. As the years long wait for clearly defined ESG boundaries and definitions continues, how can asset managers’ and investors’ ESG investment goals be supported by the funds services industry?
A. Globally, sustainable investing is on the rise; a recent EY study found that 78% of investors want companies to focus on ESG activity. Our Global Wealth Management Survey showed that younger investors want investments that generate returns yet still contribute to society. Investor demand for ESG products is clearly to the fore, and asset managers have been responding to this demand, which a high volume of products being launched to cater for this demand.
In the EU, a patchwork quilt of regulations which overlap each other have been introduced, with SFDR targeted at Funds, CSRD at European Corporates, and the first IFRS® Sustainability Disclosure Standards recently being issued will see increasing levels of transparency in respect of sustainability disclosures.
Regulatory scrutiny of ESG-labelled products started to increase in 2022, with several of the industry’s global heavyweights facing investigations or receiving fines relating to accusations of greenwashing, which has continued into 2023.
As we move forward, we would expect would need to understand the impact of the changing regulatory environment as well as the expectations of their investors, and putting a robust control and reporting environment in place, enabling their investors to make informed decisions regarding ESG, while also preparing for regulator and investor expectations of assurance over these areas.
This article was first published in Finance Dublin.


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What is the purpose of the role?
Go into services like hospitals, care homes and GP surgeries to find out what people think about the care they receive. Work as a team to write a report and recommendations about how the service can improve, based on what you observe and what residents, patients, visitors and staff say they want and need.
What will I be doing?
As a Healthwatch Enter and View volunteer you will be asked to:
- Attend Healthwatch volunteer training
- Go into health and social care services in a small team of volunteers
- Observe care being delivered
- Listen to patients’ views about the care they receive, and to staff and visitors
- Keep a record of your conversations and observations
- Attend planning meetings with other volunteers
- Draft a written report as a team and make recommendations about how the service could improve and highlight good practice
This is an important and exciting role that will give a voice to some of our community’s most vulnerable people, like care home residents with dementia and service users living in inpatient mental health units.
What personal qualities do I need?
- Good listening skills and confidence to speak to new people
- Ability to write accurate records of people’s experiences of care
- Ability to dedicate eight hours a month
- Ability to work well in a team
- Passion for improving local health and social care services
- Respectful of all people from all backgrounds.
What’s in it for me?
- The opportunity to bring about real and positive change in your community
- The opportunity to make sure the views of vulnerable people are heard and acted upon in local health and social care
- Full initial training, including safeguarding training
- Ongoing support and continuing development and training opportunities
- Experience of working as a team, speaking to a wide variety of people with different needs, report writing and knowledge of health and social care for your CV and career development
- Meet new people
- Out of pocket expenses paid
- Feel good about yourself and give back to your community.
How much time and when?
The days and amount of time you give is flexible as different enter and view visits will take place at different times and on different days. Volunteers need to be able to dedicate around eight hours a month.

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7th Grade Band
The 7th Grade Band begins the year by reviewing materials from prior years. We also work on expanding our instrument ranges.
Throughout the year, we do playing tests. These tests are over the Bb major scale, arpeggio and scale in thirds; Eb major; and chromatic scale. One point per note; 5 points for tone quality; 5 points for tempo. There will be an additional 5 bonus points granted if the exercise is played from memory.
7th grade band students do not have lessons outside of class rehearsals at this time. Students and parents are highly encouraged to take advantage of private lessons instructors in the area. Please contact Mrs. Harwood if you'd like a list of recommended teachers.


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So for my Textiles A-level (I’m from England, but basically it is my final year coursework for college) I decided to make a bamboo denim jacket and shorts set. I wanted the “boyfriend” style jacket, but also wanted it to be fitted to my waistline, so I created a basic toile which I was able to adapt.
I didn’t get a chance to take many photos before I had to hand it in to be marked, but when I get it back i’ll put some more photos up :) x
Bamboo denim, Bamboo lining fabric (dyed using Dylon flamingo pink hand dye)
Fabrics sourced from www.wellcultivated.co.uk
Pattern of the Week
This slim-fit dress makes a perfect cocktail dress for this time of year!
Sweet dresses, an outfit for a doll, and cute embellishments are fun for the holidays!
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Check out Meg's latest mash up of our Straight Skirt, and how she made it look so yummy!
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The latest Elie Saab collection inspired this hand-beaded dress by chanel2005.
Celebrate with lovely dresses, sparkly dolman tees, and an embellished peplum skirt.
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Stainless steel modular kitchen cabinets have surged in popularity over the years due to their durability, modern aesthetics, and ease of maintenance. They not only bring a touch of sophistication to your kitchen but also offer practicality and longevity that other materials struggle to match. When it comes to stainless steel modular kitchens, one name stands out prominently in India – Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens. In this blog, we’ll delve into what makes Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens the go-to choice for budget-friendly stainless steel kitchen cabinets, exploring their diverse modular kitchen designs, personalized options, tailored fit, quality assurance, expert installation, and dedication to customer satisfaction.
Diverse Modular Kitchen Designs & Personalized Options
At Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens, variety is the spice of life when it comes to modular kitchen designs. They understand that every kitchen is unique, and so are the needs of its users. Their extensive range of stainless steel modular kitchen designs caters to a wide array of tastes and preferences.
Whether you’re a fan of sleek, minimalist designs or prefer something more traditional and ornate, Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens has you covered. From spacious L-shaped kitchens perfect for family gatherings to compact U-shaped designs ideal for smaller spaces, their design portfolio offers a myriad of options.
What truly sets them apart, however, is their commitment to personalized options. They work closely with customers to understand their specific needs and design preferences, ensuring that the final kitchen layout is a true reflection of the homeowner’s vision. Whether you want extra storage space, a breakfast nook, or a dedicated area for your appliances, Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens can make it happen. Their attention to detail and ability to turn your dream kitchen into reality is a testament to their dedication to customer satisfaction.
Tailored Fit & Layout Customization
One size does not fit all when it comes to kitchen cabinets, and Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens understands this better than anyone. Their cabinets are designed with precision to ensure a tailored fit for your kitchen layout.
Customization is at the core of their service. When you choose Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens, you’re not simply picking cabinets off the shelf; you’re collaborating with experts who will customize the layout to suit your kitchen’s dimensions perfectly. This ensures that every inch of your kitchen space is maximized, providing you with the most functional and aesthetically pleasing kitchen possible.
From selecting the right cabinet size to determining the ideal placement for your appliances and accessories, Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens takes care of it all. Their dedication to tailored fit and layout customization ensures that your kitchen is not only beautiful but also incredibly functional.
Assured Quality & Longevity
One of the primary reasons homeowners opt for stainless steel modular kitchen cabinets is the promise of durability and longevity. Stainless steel is renowned for its resistance to rust, corrosion, and staining, making it an ideal choice for a kitchen environment.
Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens takes this promise of quality and longevity seriously. They use only the highest-grade stainless steel materials, which are not only robust but also easy to clean and maintain. This ensures that your kitchen cabinets will look as good as new for years to come.
Their commitment to quality doesn’t stop at the materials. Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens employs skilled craftsmen who pay meticulous attention to detail during the manufacturing process. Each cabinet is built to withstand the rigors of daily kitchen use, making them an investment in your home’s future.
Expert Installation & Customer Satisfaction
Choosing the right stainless steel modular kitchen cabinets is only half the battle. Proper installation is crucial to ensure that your cabinets not only look great but also function flawlessly. Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens takes the hassle out of installation by providing expert installation services.
Their team of experienced professionals ensures that every cabinet is installed with precision and care. They work efficiently to minimize any disruption to your daily routine, so you can start enjoying your new kitchen as soon as possible.
Customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens does. Their dedication to quality, personalized service, and expert installation is all aimed at one goal – ensuring that every customer is delighted with their new stainless steel modular kitchen.
In the world of stainless steel modular kitchen cabinets, Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens shines as a beacon of excellence. Their diverse modular kitchen designs and personalized options cater to a wide range of tastes and preferences. With a commitment to tailored fit and layout customization, they ensure that your kitchen is not just beautiful but also perfectly functional.
Quality and longevity are assured with their use of high-grade stainless steel materials and skilled craftsmanship. And when it comes to installation and customer satisfaction, Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens goes above and beyond to ensure that your kitchen renovation experience is smooth and enjoyable.
If you’re in the market for stainless steel modular kitchen cabinets that are budget-friendly without compromising on quality and style, look no further than Jumbo Stainless Steel Kitchens. Visit their website at www.jumbosskitchens.com to explore their range of options and take the first step toward transforming your kitchen into a masterpiece of stainless steel elegance.

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This week's edition of Investment Week is now available to read online.
Click here to download the digital version of this week's issue.
This week's exclusive articles include:
• Diversity: The new ESG for investors?
'Diversity becomes increasing part of manager selection'
• Trump: One year on
Which funds have stormed ahead since his shock election win?
• FE Approved List: Which funds made the grade?
Risk-targeted multi-asset funds make their debut
• Investment Conundrums: Charles Stanley's Jon Cunliffe
'Draghi is a much better central banker than Carney'
• Fund Manager Interview: BlackRock's Ben Edwards
'The best place to be here right is here at home in the sterling market'


Here at Eventbrite we’re focused on providing the best event organizing experience. We believe it should be super simple for organizers to create events and sell tickets faster, and that our users should be able to find the most relevant tickets quickly. But in order to satisfy this basic goal we must solve many challenges behind the scenes.
Perhaps you saw IBM’s Watson computer on Jeopardy the other week. Watson used artificial intelligence to defeat two of the most successful contestants in the show’s history. And while we’re not competing on game shows, A.I. plays an important role in what we do too.
We collect a significant amount of data while publishing and selling tickets, and we store all our transactional data in MySQL, our social graphs in MongoDB, and collect lots of user and site engagement and actions in logs. We have systems that automatically create metadata about events and users in real time such as event categorization, spam, fraud etc. In order to create new services and improve existing services on top of this dataset we have to use similar kinds of data over and over again. We also have to make lots of connections between datasets, which might be living on different data stores such as MySQL, MongoDB or flat files. We hate moving data around from one system to another every time we have a need for data. We also stay away from joining large tables in order to do analytics and aim to have least impact on production systems while doing data sciences. This is why we rely on Hadoop to store all the data that we need for data sciences. (In my next post I will go in detail on our data pipeline architecture and data processing systems.)
Other than processing this large social graph we also have to calculate lots of metadata around users and events. These metadata are calculated using machine learning, specifically supervised learning to categorize events as technology, conference, art etc. This helps in mapping interests between users and organizers. We also have similar systems for anti-spam and anti-fraud detection to protect our users and keep our site safe and free of spam. Finally we utilize all this information to better serve events to our users via recommendation, search and personalized notifications. To learn more about our recommendation engine please, check out Brian Zambrano’s post.
The scale of our dataset is also growing rapidly. We believe that Eventbrite’s social graph might be the fastest growing social graph. For us, everyone you attend an event with is a part of your social graph. When you attend an event, you tell us that there is a shared interest between you, all the other attendees and the organizer of that event. So every time you attend an event with hundreds and even thousands of other attendees, your social graph increases by that many nodes.
We also use Facebook’s social graph and planning to add other graphs within your Eventbrite social graph. By our estimates, if we use a depth of 2 of this social graph to recommend events to our users, we process more than a trillion nodes. And the good news is that Eventbrite is growing rapidly, bringing new users and events faster than ever and making data processing even more challenging and fun.


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ISN Research and Prevention Program application deadline 1 October
Call for Clinical Research & Prevention Proposals
The Research and Prevention Committee promotes research and education programs in low to middle income countries while involving local nephrologists, health workers and authorities. The committee funds small research projects to detect and manage non-communicable chronic diseases such as Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. What areas of research are eligible?
Three types of studies are funded under the Research & Prevention program:
Screening and intervention studies
These studies identify individuals at high risk for or with chronic kidney disease by screening programs. These studies should be complemented by activation of follow-up programs of these patients through medical management including health education, lifestyle modification and pharmacological treatment in order to reduce end stage kidney and cardiovascular disease and mortality.
Clinical local research studies addressing specific local needs
Perform small clinical research projects aimed to address specific needs at the local regional/country level. Projects should be related to acute and chronic kidney disease.
Special focus on Acute Kidney Injury studies
Please note that for this round of applications, a special priority will be given to projects that focus on clinical aspects of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) in low and middle income countries - especially studies on epidemiology, risk factors, prevention and treatment and this to be in line with the 0 by 25 ISN human rights initiative
There are two application rounds for submitting project proposals: deadlines are April 1 and October 1.
Accepted projects are announced in August and January respectively. Applications must be approved before submission by ISN's Regional Coordinators, who survey the activities of the prevention programs on a regional level. They help applicants to prepare their applications before submission. Prospective applicants must contact their ISN Regional Coordinator a minimum of 1 month before the submission deadline.
For a list of Regional Coordinators, visit KHDC guidelines:
For a list of previously funded projects, please visit:
Clinical Research & Prevention Program Chair:
Marcello Tonelli, Canada
Contact: R&P Secretariat :
Christine Rugurika, firstname.lastname@example.org

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text: MLSs of Royal Canadian Mounted Police outpost and Hudson's Bay post at Craig Harbour, Inuit shacks. CUs of mothers with babies on back, bearded old men, some smoking. LSs of dogteam and sled off for hunt. CS of RCMP Inspector CE Wilcox at Craig harbour. MLSs of crew and officials of Arctic bidding natives of Craig Harbour goodbye, crew rowing boat ashore, Joseph Bernier, JD Craig and other official posing around flagpole, Bernier supervising Inuit as they unravel fishnets at Port Burwell, seine net being laid by boat. CSs of Bernier supervising removal of arctic char fish from net, cut to CU of Bernier holding sculpin. LS of geologist from Department of the Interior searching shore for rock specimens. CS of old Inuit trapper holding up skull. Rear MS of Bernier in wheelhouse of Arctic. Various shots from Arctic of rough sea. Good LSs of icebergs, hills floating ice floes in Hudson Strait.

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Five First Chances Release Day Celebration
By Wicked Words Bookshop
Join us to celebrate the release of Author Sarah Jost's debut novel Five First Chances. During the event Sarah will read an excerpt from her novel, chat with Michael Thompson (author of How to be Remembered), and participate in some audience Q&A.
This event is hosted by Wicked Words, an online romance bookstore, in collaboration with Sourcebooks, and fellow indie bookstores Chapters Books & Gifts, Bettie's Pages, and River Dog Book Co..
Wicked Words Bookshop

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JeJu is a mountainous volcanic landform located in the south east of South Korea. The island acts as a major holiday destination for South Koreans, as well as the Chinese and Japanese, as a result of its unique location between the three East Asian nations. The beautiful natural landscape and its seasonal variation attracts locals and holidaymakers alike. The island is home to the world heritage Hallasan volcano and lava tubes, a national icon and tourist destination.
The hotel is designed as another landform. ‘Valleys and canyons’, generated as a topological structure, form 2000 rooms around a terracing facade and internal courtyard rooms around interconnected open atrium spaces. The atrium spaces connect to form a continuous green landscape throughout the interior of the hotel creating a natural atmosphere. This landscape continues to the canyon between the two sinuous residential zones, accentuating the connection with the beachfront forest over which they look. A continuous landscape, within and out.
The hotel houses a plethora of activities within its cascading walls, including cinema, restaurants, aquarium, waterfront promenade and marina. These seamlessly interact with a continuous shopping and retail experience complementing the natural beauty of JeJu.


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Ukraine's refusal to continue military cooperation prompts Russia to create new industriesMilitary & Defense April 25, 17:50
FIFA Secretary General on her mission and expectations from Confederations CupSport April 25, 17:39
Russia's Ansat helicopter to debut at aerospace show in MexicoMilitary & Defense April 25, 17:03
Putin points out Russian weapons' top performance in Syria helped boost exportsMilitary & Defense April 25, 16:33
Putin sets sights on increasing share of navy’s advanced weapons to 70%Military & Defense April 25, 16:14
Spanish Senate chief plans to meet with Lavrov during visit to RussiaWorld April 25, 16:10
Japanese prime minister expects progress in talks on peace treaty with PutinWorld April 25, 15:55
Teen bitten by pet lion strolling in Russia’s Volga regionSociety & Culture April 25, 15:42
Deputy PM Mutko says Russia ready to host Confederations CupSport April 25, 15:30
MOSCOW, March 18. /ITAR-TASS/. Russia proposed not to limit the area of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) mission in Ukraine only by eastern and southern regions of the country.
“The OSCE is debating an idea of sending a monitoring mission. We take this idea positively so that the mission will work not only in south-eastern Ukraine, but also in other parts of the country,” the Kremlin official noted.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said earlier the OSCE may decide on sending a special OSCE monitoring mission to Ukraine on March 18 or 19. Meanwhile, in her words, OSCE observers should focus on the situation of ethnic minorities.


The Bandra Kurla Complex (marathi : वांद्रे कुर्ला संकूल ) is a planned commercial complex in the suburbs of the Indian city of Mumbai. According to MMRDA, the complex is the first of a series of "growth centres" created to "arrest further concentration" of offices and commercial activities in South Mumbai. It is expected to decongest southern Mumbai and seed new areas of planned commercial real estate in the metropolitan region.
The complex was built on marshy land on the north side of Mahim Creek and is bound by the suburbs of Kurla in the east and Bandra in the west. Santacruz lies to its North.
BKC houses a number of commercial buildings including NABARD Head Office, IL&FS, Asian Heart Institute, Dow Chemicals, ICICI Bank, Citibank, Bharat Diamond Bourse, Dhirubhai Ambani International School, American School of Bombay & Fortune 500. It also is home to the Mumbai Cricket Association's cricket ground and the United States Mumbai Consulate.
There are approximately 400,000 (4 Lakh) people working in various offices throughout the BKC.
The MMRDA was appointed as the "Special Planning Authority" for planning and developing the Bandra-Kurla complex in 1977. It covers 370 hectares of once low-lying land on either side of the Mithi river, Vakola Nalla and Mahim Creek. The area had poor surface drainage and was severely affected by pollution in the Mahim Creek. One of the important features of the channelisation of Mithi river and Vakola nalla was to improve water carrying capacity and reduce pollution. Mithi River for about 4.5 km. of its length from Mahim Causeway to C.S.T. Road Bridge and its tributary Vakola Nalla, for 2.5 km. of its length, have been channelised for an average 60 m. and 40 m. bed widths respectively, thereby improving the hydraulic features of these two important water courses in the BKC area.
The commercial development in BKC includes private and government offices (state and central), banks, wholesale establishments, etc. and will provide ultimately about 2,00,000 jobs in the area. The MMRDA has so far developed 19 hectares of marshy land in the 'E' Block where a number of office buildings have been constructed. These buildings together provide an office space of 174,000 square metres with a potential to accommodate 17,400 jobs. An Urban Plaza and Park named 'CITY PARK' has been developed on an area of about 22,500 square metres in this block.
The basic consideration of the IFBC plan is accessibility to the area. The considerations of accessibility and orientation have shaped the overall master plan of IFBC. It is a part of the 'G' Block of Bandra Kurla Complex, which is located between Bandra and Kurla, both of which are major railway stations and have railway termini (Bandra Terminus and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, respectively) in their vicinity on the Western and Central lines respectively, of the Mumbai Suburban Railway. In addition to the suburban railway, the upcoming Line II of Phase 1 of the Mumbai Metro project will pass through the IFBC and will have 4 stations near and within BKC (i.e., MMRDA, Income Tax Office, Bharat Nagar and Complex Road), other than Bandra (Metro) and Kurla (Metro) stations.
Other than the above rail links, BKC can also be easily accessed through the Western Express Highway, a major expressway in Mumbai, via the Kalanagar Junction and BKC Road, which passes through the IFBC.
About 42 per cent of the land area of the plan is earmarked for commercial use and 14 per cent for housing. One of the important features of the area is preservation of large open spaces surrounding various public centers. This is expected to be the focal point of activities and a major attraction of the area. A large utility complex is proposed to be developed. It will provide space for various public and commercial utilities, small offices for professionals, car parks, bus stands and taxi stands. Parking demand expected in the area is about 15,000. To provide for such parking requirement, two level basement parking is permitted for all buildings. Public parking is also proposed in the form of conveniently located multi-storied and underground garages.
In order to provide space in terms of open grounds for arranging various exhibitions, events etc., open plots have been made available on rent. These open plots collectively known as 'MMRDA Grounds' host most of the city's Trade Exhibitions, Music Concerts, Award Nights and Religious and Political Rallies. International Artists that have performed at the MMRDA grounds include 50 Cent, Beyoncé, Michael Learns to Rock, INXS, Iron Maiden, Shakira, Pitbull and Roger Waters, among others.
BKC hosted Vodafone Speed Fest, an F1 Street Race featuring Lewis Hamilton on 16 September 2012 .
Development till date and in futureEdit
A number of offices and residential buildings and three schools have been constructed and occupied. Construction of other buildings is in an advanced stage of completion. Most of the infrastructure services work including water supply, sewerage, telephone, gas, storm water, and electricity is completed. CNG and Petrol Pump outlet are operational. Mahim Nature Park is development in ‘H’ block of the complex.
Currently MMRDA has invited bids for allotment of 5 commercial plots, 3 residential plots and 2 plots for hotel purpose.


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December 18, 2015
Local know-how goes a long way in Tampa – especially if you want to venture off the tourist trail. Replete with restaurants and bars, Hyde Park is one of the city’s most happening neighbourhoods. Here’s our guide to uncovering the top taste sensations on its burgeoning “SoHo Strip”.
Goofy, golf and guaranteed good weather may be the Sunshine State’s biggest draws, but even those who know Florida well can find unexpected surprises. While most tourists follow the well-trodden path to Miami, Orlando and the Gulf Coast beaches, less obvious spots like Tampa have all too often been overlooked. But in the last few years, the state’s third most populous city has evolved – and in doing so, has thrust itself into the spotlight.
Although it’s long played host to theme parks, professional sports and other mainstream attractions, Tampa’s recently emerged, grown-up vibe has made it more rewarding to visit. But there’s a catch to this new credibility: it’s very much a local scene, so visitors need to look beyond the tourist hotspots to find it.
The focus of Tampa’s new, urban cool is very much on food and wine, which puts its epicentre in the leafy Hyde Park district. This upmarket area, one of Tampa’s grandest suburbs, is distinguished by antebellum homes and graceful, lichen-covered oaks. Seemingly more movie set than neighbourhood, it certainly doesn’t look all that edgy; but it’s home to a vibrant foodie scene that’s truly ahead of its game.
Hyde Park’s main drag, South Howard Avenue, has long been considered Tampa’s ‘Restaurant Row’, but a massive update in its dining and nightlife has seen it unofficially renamed the ‘SoHo Strip’. Here, restaurants stake their reputations on farm-to-table freshness, with a focus on provenance and traceability that’s far from the cliché of super-sized fast food.
Nowhere is the farm-to-table trend more pronounced than at Bern’s Steak House. This legendary dining spot is a Tampa institution, counting presidents and movie stars among its clientele who flock here for the dry-aged steaks and one of the world’s largest wine cellars. Its unremarkable facade hides a warren of discrete dining rooms where waiters serve up some of Tampa’s most talked-about treats. Sauces, soups and sensational ice creams – in fact, just about everything – is made in-house with carefully sourced ingredients including many from Bern’s own farm. Reassuringly old-school, it’s a dining experience not to be missed.
Much more contemporary is Bern’s new offshoot, Haven, which is just around the corner from its more established sibling. Here, twice James Beard nominated Chef Chad Johnson has spun the trend for modern, small plates into a culinary sensation. Cheeses, charcuterie and seasonal ingredients are the undisputed stars of the show, with approximately 300 whiskies or 40 wines by the glass (all sourced from Bern’s own, half-million-bottle-strong wine collection) available to wash it all down.
Directly across the street from Bern’s lies another foodie favourite. With its state-of-the-art culinary classroom and extraordinary focus on food, the Epicurean Hotel offers a brand new take on hospitality. The foodie theme even extends to the guestrooms, where cushions bear silverware motifs and mini-bars come stocked with gourmet treats. Elevage, the in-house restaurant, gives classic recipes a modern twist and serves them in an industrial-chic setting to create an experience “where nostalgia meets nouveau”. Menu highlights include a flavourful venison bourguignon, as well as cocktails at the ground-floor bar that are crafted with seasonal ingredients.
There’s more farm-to-table goodness to be found down the road at Boca. Located within a converted gas station, it specialises in sharing plates made from locally sourced ingredients. Or for lunch on the go, try Fresh Kitchen, whose take-away menu is handy for a picnic lunch in the park around the corner.
Another thing that’s big on Tampa’s SoHo Strip are diverse, ethnic eats. Thanks to the city’s strong Latin heritage, there’s lots of Hispanic flair. Ceviche tempts with excellent tapas, or try Bar Taco for authentic flavours hailing from south of the border. Piquant is a French-inspired diner and bakery that again uses only farm-fresh ingredients. And of course there’s good ol’ American fare; Daily Eats does brilliant brunches and all-day breakfasts, or for something more upmarket there’s Copperfish Seafood Grill & Oyster Bar, where the very best of surf and turf is served according to what’s on the market.
Even going to the movies becomes a gourmet affair on the SoHo Strip. At CineBistro, blockbusters and indie flicks come with popcorn, cocktails and bistro classics served directly at your seat in a restored Art Deco theatre. But nightlife in this part of town extends much further than the movies. The district its own late-night bar scene, with The Lodge, The Drynk and MacDinton’s Irish Pub being favourites among Tampa’s party crowd.
Of course, there are classier options, too. Foremost among these is Edge Social Drinkery, an open-air space atop the Epicurean Hotel where elegant, well-made cocktails headline. Another classy joint just a few blocks away is Ciro’s Speakeasy. Hidden behind an unmarked door in an unassuming, residential building, this sexy space celebrates the Prohibition era, when drinking was outlawed and went underground. True to the theme, a password is required to gain access. Remember it, or they won’t let you in.
After indulging in SoHo Strip’s many vices, there’s one more foodie treat to investigate. At Spa Evangeline, an emphasis on edible ingredients sees treatments flavoured with botanical oils infused with herbs from the spa’s vertical garden. A bourbon and brown sugar scrub or agave nectar scalp massage is the perfect way to round off an immersion in Hyde Park – one of Tampa’s loveliest districts, and one that’s truly got bite.
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Introduce first wild animal facts with this colourful and interactive felt flap book.
Lift and look under each felt lift-the-flap to learn about favourite wild animals. From a roaring lion and splashing elephant to a noisy monkey and growling tiger, there's lots of wild animal fun for babies and toddlers to discover and explore.
Each page features simple text to read, colourful wild animal photographs to look at, noisy sound words to call out, and first wild animal facts to learn. The sturdy card pages feature rounded corners, and the soft-to-touch felt flaps are child friendly for little ones to lift and look underneath.
A perfect series for introducing your baby and toddler to first wild animal facts!
Baby's First Wild Animals
- Publisher: Imagine That
- Categories: (0-3 years old) children book
- Barcode: 9781789589368

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The Navigable Waters Protection Rule to define “Waters of the United States” became effective on June 22, 2020 and will replace the Step One Rule published in October, 2019.
For the first time, the agencies are streamlining the definition so that it includes four simple categories of jurisdictional waters, provides clear exclusions for many water features that traditionally have not been regulated, and defines terms in the regulatory text that have never been defined before.
Congress, in the Clean Water Act, explicitly directed the Agencies to protect “navigable waters.”
Under the final “Step 2” rule, four clear categories of waters are federally regulated:
- The territorial seas and traditional navigable waters
- Perennial and intermittent tributaries to those waters
- Certain lakes, ponds, and impoundments
- Wetlands adjacent to jurisdictional waters
The final rule also details 12 categories of exclusions, features that are not “waters of the United States,” such as features that only contain water in direct response to rainfall (e.g., ephemeral features); groundwater; many ditches; prior converted cropland; and waste treatment systems.

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The 2020 BMW M3 is set for its official reveal at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show in September, but there have already been several test mules spotted at Nurburgring in full camouflage. These renders from Kolesa shows us what the actual vehicle could look like, complete with its large front grilles with vertical slits instead of the traditional horizontal ones. Read more for a video and additional information.
“While a much larger iteration of BMW’s kidney grilles with or without the horizontal slots could be part of the M3’s design package, it’s also not at all uncommon for engineers to employ trick camo to throw us off on a future model’s appearance,” reports Car Scoops.


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Portland Juice Company's Bomba with Bee Local Hot Honey
2 stalks celery (leaves included!)
4 ounces chunks of pineapple meat
1/2 red bell pepper
1/4 - 1/2 of a jalapeno pepper
1 Tsp Bee Local Hot Honey
1/4 Tsp Jacobsen Chili Lime Salt
1 chilled glass
1. Rinse celery and pepper in cool water. Cut open peppers and remove seeds and stalk. Cut celery, pineapple, bell pepper, and jalapeno into pieces small enough to fit into your juicer.
2. Put celery, pineapple, red pepper, and jalapeno into juicer. Start juicing!
3. Once juice is collected, stir in Bee Local Hot Honey and Jacobsen Chili Lime Salt.
4. Transfer into chilled glass and enjoy!

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There will be some near-term moves toward the downside, according to one technician.
"Right now in 2016, we could be approaching a critical high. Now at the moment, my worry is that if we start dipping below key levels that could signal that we're in for a rocky ride, at least for the next few months," Sandy Jadeja, chief market strategist at SignalPro, said in an interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch."
He said that "at the minimum" the Dow Jones industrial average will drop 400 points, but that it will likely be closer to 800 points.
"I'm not saying we're going to crash from here, I'm just concerned that we will probably see a pullback here," Jadeja said.

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Many industries employ roller screws into their machines to enable higher load densities, faster transportation times, and longer lifespans. Planetary roller screws have become a common tool in many industrial applications with several major options to choose from, all of which are explained further in this article.
What Are Planetary Roller Screws?
Though design varies by type, most roller screws consist of a complex nut with multiple threaded rods surrounding the hollow interior. When placed on a large threaded rod, each of the smaller threaded shafts will “orbit” around the diameter of the rod, and move linearly across the length of the rod as a result. In essence, roller screws work like a high-capacity bearing that relies on the rotational movement of several threaded rods to generate linear motion. From the outside, they look similar to a cylindrical nut that can be moved across the length of a threaded shaft. By placing the load on layered threading, roller screws have many contact points within them, making for very strong load-bearing capacity. As such, they are commonly used for heavy duty manufacturing and industrial processes that involve moving heavy products and machinery.
Types of Planetary Screws
In general, there are four main types of planetary screws available on the market:
Standard Roller Screw: In a standard roller screw, the screw and nut have multiple start threads, meaning that they have two or more intertwined threads running parallel to each other. The standard roller eliminates any movement between the mini rollers and the larger nut around them so there is seamless rotation of the nut around the rod.
Inverted Roller Screw: As the name suggests, the inverted roller screw is the inverse of the standard roller screw, meaning that the rollers are located on the exterior of the nut rather than the interior. As such, they move along the hollow inside of an internally threaded pipe, as opposed to the outside of a rod.
Recirculating Roller Screw: In a traditional planetary design, the threaded rollers simply advance along the screw shaft and do not move axially within the nut. However, in the recirculating design, the rollers only have grooves—not threads—so they do move axially within the nut and therefore need to be recirculated. This design is useful because it offers high load capacity and rigidity, but with very fine leads for applications that require positioning with high resolution.
Bearing Ring Roller Screw: This roller screw type consists of a similar design to the standard roller screw, but with a ring of bearings between the mini rollers and outer shell of the nut. This allows for there to be less rollers to accomplish the same movement, so that bearing ring roller screws are more compact and allow for greater efficiency at a high speed. Nevertheless, they also function well at low to moderate paces.
High Force Transmission: Planetary roller screws are capable of handling extreme weight because each of their threads work as contact points which evenly distribute the load. These contact points also form a lot of friction between the parts which aids their grip and prevents slippage.
Very Rigid: A roller screw is stable and can take a lot of force, so that it can carry and transport sizable loads without issue. The various contact points in the device not only add to its strength but also its sturdy composition.
Fine Threads: Planetary roller screws contain many fine threads which allow the machine to work more fluidly and precisely. When a machine is efficient, it requires less input from the user, making roller screws low maintenance.
Planetary roller screws are effective devices for transporting heavy loads linearly along a threaded rod. They come in several different varieties, but all carry the capability of handling very forceful applications. For access to over 2 billion new, used, obsolete, and hard-to-find components, including roller screws and other industrial devices, you can rely on ASAP Components. As an AS9120B, ISO 9001:2015, and FAA AC 00-56B accredited enterprise, we guarantee the quality and authenticity of all our items. As such, many parts are subjected to rigorous quality assurance measures, tests, verifications, and assessments, to keep to the high standard our customers expect. To receive a quote on any item of interest, simply submit an RFQ form on our website, and you can expect to receive a competitive quote for your comparisons in just 15 minutes or less!
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If you have really bad credit chances are that it’s mostly your fault and that you’re going to need to get over it and move on if you want to clean up your debt problems and get back on financial track. (Sorry, that’s just us being honest and frank.) Many people with bad credit try and fix it themselves and this can sometimes make their problems even worse. Even if you’re quite adept at figuring out the numbers, it’s possible that you may wish to get some credit counseling in order to pay down your debt as quickly as possible and get your financial problems cleared up sooner rather than later.
Of course, like any other type of business there are excellent credit counseling companies and some that are not so excellent. The worst thing that could happen is that you go to a credit counseling agency with credit problems, spend what’s left of your hard earned money, and don’t get any real help. With that in mind we put together a number of tips and tricks for picking an excellent credit counselor. Enjoy.
- There are a number of federal agencies and programs that the best credit counseling service companies should be a member of, including the National Federation for Credit Counseling. Ask any credit counselor to provide their affiliations before working with them. An agency that’s not affiliated with any should probably be avoided.
- Checking with your local Better Business Bureau, your state’s attorney general as well as any local consumer protection groups and find out if your credit counselor has any history of complaints. If they do, keep looking.
- You need to ask where your payments will be going and also about any additional fees. What you’re looking for here is that all of your payments are passed on in a timely manner to your creditors and don’t languish at the credit counseling agency’s office. If your agency can’t provide an exact and specific answer, keep looking.
- If the credit counseling agencies and fees hinder your ability to pay down your debt, find another agency. The last thing that you want to do is go into more debt trying to pay off your debt.
- Any agreement that you make with the counseling agency should be in writing, no exceptions. ‘Gentlemanly agreements’ are a thing of the past.
- Beware of overblown statements and huge promises. The more they promise, the more likely they won’t keep their promise.
- Is your credit Counselor certified by an outside organization? This can be helpful in finding someone that will put together a specific plan based on your individual needs rather than using a blanket recommendation.
- Can your credit counseling agency work with all creditors? This is an important question as there are some agencies that are unwilling to work with creditors who don’t supply them with financial support. (It’s complicated.) No matter who your agency works with, they should at least be contacting all of your creditors.
- Ask your credit agency to provide information on how your money and your information are protected. Is your counseling agency bonded, or do they have sufficient insurance to protect your money should they themselves have financial problems? If you don’t find these things out ahead of time you might be in for a rude awakening later, so check ahead of time.
- Your credit counseling agency should offer a wide range of different services that are not just limited to counseling but also include education in different financial topics. A good idea would be to ask what services they offer, what the cost is and how they can be made available to you.
At the end of the day what you need to do is find a credit counseling agency that understands your situation specifically, can put together a plan that fits your current budget and has all of the failsafe’s available to protect you like being bonded and having insurance. A good credit counseling agency will be able to help you put your finances back in order more quickly, pay down your debt in a more timely manner and get back up on your financial feet more rapidly.
If you do your homework, a little bit of research and an honest amount of due diligence, you should be able to find a credit counseling agency that works great with you and helps you get through your financial struggles. Best of luck.

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From bestselling and award-winning author Andrew Clements, a quirky, imaginative tale about creative thought and the power of words that will have readers inventing their own words.
Is Nick Allen a troublemaker? He really just likes to liven things up at school -- and he's always had plenty of great ideas. When Nick learns some interesting information about how words are created, suddenly he's got the inspiration for his best plan ever...the frindle. Who says a pen has to be called a pen? Why not call it a frindle? Things begin innocently enough as Nick gets his friends to use the new word. Then other people in town start saying frindle. Soon the school is in an uproar, and Nick has become a local hero. His teacher wants Nick to put an end to all this nonsense, but the funny thing is frindle doesn't belong to Nick anymore. The new word is spreading across the country, and there's nothing Nick can do to stop it.
Andrew Clements is the author of the enormously popular FRINDLE. He has been nominated for a multitude of state awards and has won the Christopher Award and an Edgar Award. His popular works include EXTRA CREDIT, LOST AND FOUND, NO TALKING, ROOM ONE, LUNCH MONEY, A WEEK IN THE WOODS, THE JACKET, THE SCHOOL STORY, THE JANITOR'S BOY, THE LANDRY NEWS, THE REPORT CARD, and THE LAST HOLIDAY CONCERT. Mr. Clements taught in the public schools near Chicago for seven years before moving East to begin a career in publishing and writing. He lives with his wife in central Massachusetts and has four grown children.

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Rock Daily recently visited the Manhattan recording studio where Taking Back Sunday are finishing up their fourth LP — the Long Island group’s first with new guitarist Matt Fazzi. Though they’re known for their emo-leaning lyrics and sound (see their last huge single, “MakeDamnSure” from 2006’s Louder Now), Fazzi and lead singer Adam Lazzara say TBS are consciously pushing out of its comfort zone for this record by doing things like incorporating bassist Matt Rubano’s vocals for the first time.
“I think a lot of people who hear the record will recognize the songwriting has grown a lot, but we haven’t lost any of that fire that a Taking Back Sunday fan loves about the band,” Lazzara explains. He credits Fazzi’s addition (the band’s fourth lineup change) with creating an excitement the band hasn’t felt since their first record, inspiring the upcoming album to be called New Again.
Click above to watch Fazzi and Lazzara talk about recording the album (which is slated for release early next year) as well as their attempts to secure a Paul McCartney cameo and their possible future career on crazy kids’ show Yo Gabba Gabba.


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Hydrochlorothiazide: 7 things you should know
Medically reviewed by Carmen Fookes, BPharm. Last updated on March 22, 2022.
1. How it works
- Hydrochlorothiazide is a diuretic (this means it increases urination) that works by inhibiting the reabsorption of salts in the kidneys.
- Hydrochlorothiazide also lowers blood pressure in people with high blood pressure by an unknown mechanism; people with normal blood pressure are not usually affected by hydrochlorothiazide.
- Hydrochlorothiazide belongs to the class of medicines known as thiazide diuretics. Hydrochlorothiazide may be abbreviated as HCTZ.
- Used in addition to other drugs to remove fluid build-up (edema) in the body caused by heart failure, liver disease, renal disease, and steroid or estrogen therapy. May be used to treat edema due to nephrotic syndrome that has not responded to corticosteroids.
- Intermittent (as needed) therapy may be appropriate for some people with edema.
- Used to lower blood pressure in people with high blood pressure; daily dosing is usually recommended when hydrochlorothiazide is used for this indication.
- May be used off-label for several other indications.
- May be used alone or in combination with other agents.
- Orthostatic hypotension ( a drop in blood pressure when going from a lying to a sitting or standing position) rarely occurs.
- Generic hydrochlorothiazide is available.
If you are between the ages of 18 and 60, take no other medication or have no other medical conditions, side effects you are more likely to experience include:
- A headache, dizziness on standing, dehydration, skin reactions, and depletion of electrolytes. Effects may be aggravated by alcohol, illness, or hot weather.
- Rarely, may cause acute angle glaucoma. Symptoms include eye pain and reduced vision and may come on within hours or weeks of drug initiation.
- May cause allergic reactions in people allergic to sulfonamide drugs.
- Dosages greater than 50mg/day are not usually needed when hydrochlorothiazide is given in conjunction with other drugs used for hypertension. Higher dosages are also associated with greater potassium loss.
- May precipitate gout in some people or increase cholesterol or triglyceride levels, deplete levels of certain electrolytes such as sodium, chloride, magnesium, and potassium, and increase levels of calcium.
- May interact with some other medications, including other medications used to lower blood pressure, lithium, oral antidiabetics, corticosteroids, and NSAIDs.
- May not be suitable for some people including those gout, diabetes, kidney or liver disease, glaucoma, or asthma. May increase cholesterol levels.
- Regular monitoring is required especially on initiation. Blood pressure should be monitored at least monthly until controlled. Renal function and electrolytes should be monitored two to four weekly on initiation.
- Considered a second-line agent for the management of high blood pressure during pregnancy; other antihypertensives (such as methyldopa, nifedipine, labetalol) are preferred. Not recommended for the prevention or management of gestational hypertension or preeclampsia. May be considered for moderate-to-severe edema associated with pregnancy except when caused by renal disease.
Note: In general, seniors or children, people with certain medical conditions (such as liver or kidney problems, heart disease, diabetes, seizures) or people who take other medications are more at risk of developing a wider range of side effects. View complete list of side effects
4. Bottom Line
Hydrochlorothiazide may be used to relieve edema and in the treatment of high blood pressure but may not be suitable for some people including those with sulfonamide allergies.
- Dosages may need to be adjusted depending on the individual; higher dosages need extra monitoring by a doctor.
- Report any symptoms such as confusion, dizziness, muscular weakness, and GI disturbances to a doctor.
- Seek urgent medical advice if you are unable to urinate.
- Report any eye pain or visual disturbances immediately to your doctor.
- Avoid drinking alcohol while you are taking hydrochlorothiazide because this may aggravate some of the side effects such as dizziness and dehydration.
- Be careful not to become overheated or dehydrated in hot weather while taking hydrochlorothiazide. Talk to your doctor about how much fluid you should be drinking; in some cases drinking too much fluid is just as harmful as not drinking enough fluids.
- Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking any other medications at the same time as hydrochlorothiazide because some may not be suitable (including those bought over the counter).
6. Response and effectiveness
- Hydrochlorothiazide starts to work within 2 hours and its peak effect occurs within 4 hours. The diuretic and blood pressure lowering effects of hydrochlorothiazide may last six to 12 hours.
Medicines that interact with hydrochlorothiazide may either decrease its effect, affect how long it works for, increase side effects, or have less of an effect when taken with hydrochlorothiazide. An interaction between two medications does not always mean that you must stop taking one of the medications; however, sometimes it does. Speak to your doctor about how drug interactions should be managed.
Common medications that may interact with hydrochlorothiazide include:
- aspirin and NSAIDs, such as diclofenac, ibuprofen, or indomethacin
- cholestyramine or colestipol
- corticosteroids such as prednisone, betamethasone, hydrocortisone, or methylprednisone
People taking oral medications for diabetes may need to talk to their doctor about adjusting the dose of their medicine.
Note that this list is not all-inclusive and includes only common medications that may interact with hydrochlorothiazide. You should refer to the prescribing information for hydrochlorothiazide for a complete list of interactions.
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This work investigates the high strain rate behavior of AP-PLY composites. The large representative volume elements and brittle nature of this material necessitated the use of a bespoke split-Hopkinson bar apparatus. AP-PLY and baseline laminates were subjected to tensile loading at strain rates of 30 s−1. Results were compared with quasi-static data to evaluate whether the laminate architecture introduced any strain rate dependency. In addition, the dynamic experiments were simulated using a multiscale modeling framework, providing further insights into the micromechanisms governing material behavior. The moduli of the AP-PLY composites were found to be strain rate independent, however, strengths were found to be marginally higher than those of their baseline counterparts. At high strain rates, the strain concentrations induced by the geometry of the individual tapes at through thickness undulations and tow boundaries were less significant due to reduced out-of-plane tow straightening and delamination. As a result, no reduction in AP-PLY strength in comparison to the baseline laminates was obtained. These differences in deformation micromechanisms led to an improvement of the damage tolerance when subjected to dynamic loading.
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Salford Youth Justice Service (YJS) is a multi-agency team, made up of the following disciplines, Local Authority, Police, Probation, Health, Education and the voluntary sector. The service sits within Salford City Councils Childrens Social Care department within the People Directorate.
The aims of the YJS is to prevent offending and re-offending by children and young people between the ages of 10 - 18, to protect the public and ensure that appropriate safeguards are in place for young people, families, victims and the wider community.
Salford YJS have a vision statement which is:
To be the best at what we do: inspiring and empowering change in young people, for them to be the best that they can be.
We share a passion for helping and supporting children and their families and victims of youth crime, to improve their lives and make communities safer. To do this, we work hard to prevent and reduce youth crime by pro-active engagement, providing creative and effective interventions and programmes which are restorative, trauma-informed and which take a whole family approach.
A range of interventions (many of which can lead to AQA accreditations) are offered to young people and their families including:
- Health support - Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS), Speech and Language Therapy and general health support and advise.
- Education, training and employment advice and guidance.
- Parent and family support.
- Various tailored interventions including topics on: substance misuse, knife and violent crime, peer pressure, harmful sexual behaviour (including assessment and intervention) and support in relation to accessing positive activities.
All young people referred to the service have an in-depth assessment to identify both risk and protective factors also known as factors ‘against’ and ‘for’ desistance. This informs the intervention plan that is co-produced between the YJS Worker and the young person and their parent/carer.
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HEAR what you FEEL! At NYVC, we always encourage our students to record their Voice Lessons. Listening back to these recordings is an important part of understanding how what you FEEL connects to what your listeners HEAR. When you're practicing at home, recording is important discipline as well. Especially if you're developing a new skill or rehearsing a song. Once you've finished a song or exercise, listen back objectively and evaluate what you heard. This will help you progress faster and will make you a better self-teacher. As a bonus, when you're listening to other singers, you'll naturally begin to understand the mechanics behind how they make their sounds as well. HEAR what you FEEL!


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Saturday, Jun 17, 2:00 pm
David Tennant (Doctor Who) makes a much-anticipated return to the West End in Good, a blistering re-imagining of one of Britain’s most powerful, political plays.
As the world faces its Second World War, John Halder, a good, intelligent German professor, finds himself pulled into a movement with unthinkable consequences.
Olivier Award-winner Dominic Cooke (Follies) directs C.P. Taylor’s timely tale, with a cast that also features Elliot Levey (Coriolanus) and Sharon Small (The Bay). Filmed live at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London.
Adult $18, Senior $16, Student (with I.D.) and Child (12 and under) $14, plus applicable fees. Lincoln Theatre Members receive $2 off all price levels.