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These Science tales have more than 20 titles and are just the best books to read for early readers in 2021. This series has the best books for children to read and to learn more about how science and nature works.
Science Tales have the best books for children and they are best books of 2021. Read more about “Science Tales”, with various interesting topics in each book covered by Young Angels Publishing.
The first titles of this series is “Air, Air Everywhere”
Baby Roxy is curious to know more about the air. Do you know what air is? Why we cannot see it? We can only feel the air. What is the importance of air? Roxy’s teacher Crane will let him know more about the air. Do you also want to know about this best book 2021? Read it now!
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Third book is “Amazing Web”
Spiders… do you like them? I think no… most of us don’t like Spiders. Did you know spider’s silk is five times stronger than a piano wire? Have you ever thought how spider makes their web? Why do they make the web? Here in this book you will read more about the spiders.
Forth books is “Arnie Wonders about the Wind”
Do you know where the wind comes from? Arine the and Slappy the butterfly also wants to know more about wind. Will lucky be able to answer their questions? Read this wonderful book of Science Tales to know the answers .
Fifth book is “At the Gas Station”
Have you ever seen the Gas station? I am sure you must have! Have you ever notice the instructions written on each gas station that we need to follow when we are there? Why should we switch off our mobile phones at gas station? Why no one should smoke cigarettes at the gas station? Read this amazing book from our series ‘Science Tales’ and learn about the working of gas station.
Sixth book is “Crumble, Jumble and the balloons”
Balloons always fascinate children! They are really lovely and children want to play with them. You have seen some balloons which are floating in the air. Have ever you everthought what makes balloon float in the air? Crumble and Jumble are also want to know more about this. Read this interesting book from our series’ Science Tales’ to know.
Seventh book is “Derby want to walk on Frozen Pond”
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Eighth book is “Electricity”
Do you know who discovered the electricity? Who was Benjamin Franklin? What did he do? Read this wonderful book from our series of ‘Science Tales’ and learn about what Benjamin Franklin achieved.
Ninth Book is “Elmo Ponders”
Have you ever visited Deserts? Did you ever see the hot and dry sand all over the desert? Have you ever wondered why the desert has sand? From where do the sand comes from? Read this story to know more about this.
Tenth book is “Force of Gravity”
What is Gravity? Do you know about the force of gravity? Have ever you thought why every object comes down when we leave it? It is gravity and gravity is an invisible force that occurs between two objects. Know more about the force of gravity by reading this book.
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Grand Canyon… Did you ever hear about it? What is Grand Canyon? When it was formed? Where is the Grand Canyon? How was it formed and who made it? Read this Science Tales and learn all about the Grand Canyon. Science Tales are helping children to discover and understand the world around.
Twelfth book is “Hard Rock”
Have you ever thoughts why rocks are so hard! What are the hard rocks? What are they made of? What do we get it from them? What are their properties? Read this book and know more about it?
Thirteenth book is “Humpty has fun”
How are penguins able to live in such harsh environment? Why do they hurdle together like a football team? Read this science tale and learn about Penguins.
Fourteenth book is “Iron Man”
What is the symbol for Iron? Why does Iron rust? What are its properties? Read this Science tale in which Johnson learns about the metal Iron.
Fifteenth book is “Melting Point”
What is heat? Why do chocolates and ice cubes melt? Read this Science tale and learn about melting point.
Sixteenth book is “Peter’s Robot”
What are robots? What do they do? Where can we find them? Read this Science tale and learn about gravity.
Seventeenth book is “Save Energy”
Why should we switch off appliances when not in use? Why is it important? Read this Science tale and learn about saving energy.
Eighteenth book is “Shinkansen”
Does Bullet Train use magnetic force to push and pull? Read this Science tale and learn about Bullet Train and its high speed.
Nineteenth book is “Sounds”
Why shouldn't we listen to loud music? What does it do to our ears? Read this Science tale and learn about sounds.
Twentieth book is “Stuck in Quicksand"
What is a Quicksand? What makes a person sink in it? Read this Science tale and learn about various properties of quicksand.
Twenty first book is “Stuffy Wants Energy”
What is energy? Where does it come from? Does Stuffy have energy? Read this Science tale and learn about energy.
Twenty second book is “The Rainbow”
What is a rainbow? Why does it form? Read this Science tale and learn about the Rainbows.
Twenty third book is “Thunderstorms”
The drizzle turned into a heavy rain. Lucky wanted to watch television but Pappa said it wasn't safe. Read this Science tale and learn about thunderstorms.
Twenty forth book is “White As Snow”
Read this Science tale and learn about snow.
Science Tales will helpthe child discover and understand the world around!

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Koei Tecmo has just announced that there will be a new Fairy Tail game coming next year for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam. Being developed by GUST Studios, the studio behind the Nights of Azure games and the Atelier series, this will be the first Fairy Tail game to ever hit home consoles in the west.
Demons, dark wizards, dragons, and cats. You’ll find it all as you start your journey in the land of Fiore and play through the adventures of Natsu Dragneel and Lucy Heartfilia as well as other eccentric members of the FAIRY TAIL mage guild on a fun-filled and thrilling quest. GUST Studios is creating the game under the supervision of author Hiro Mashima, promising a faithful recreation for the FAIRY TAIL world and its unusual inhabitants, including everything from magic to its iconic characters. – Koei Tecmo via press release
If you want more info about the upcoming JRPG you will have to wait until Tokyo Game Show 2019. To keep up to date, visit the teaser site here.

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EU to celebrate 50th birthday in Berlin
23 March 2007, Berlin (dpa) - Leaders of the European Union's 27 member states gather in Berlin at the weekend to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the bloc's founding treaty and outline EU goals for the future. The highlight of the gathering will be the signing of a Berlin Declaration, a statement of EU values that looks back on past achievements and lists the challenges in the years to come. Drafted by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, the document is expected to refer to climate protection, securit
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Berlin (dpa) - Leaders of the European Union's 27 member states gather in Berlin at the weekend to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the bloc's founding treaty and outline EU goals for the future.
The highlight of the gathering will be the signing of a Berlin Declaration, a statement of EU values that looks back on past achievements and lists the challenges in the years to come.
Drafted by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, the document is expected to refer to climate protection, security matters and managing the flow of migration as key issues facing the EU.
It will also mention the success of the euro, the common currency used by 13 of the union's members, but will not refer to Europe's Christian roots as Merkel and Poland had originally wanted.
Sources familiar with the document say there will be no specific reference to the EU Constitution, which was rejected two years ago in referendums in France and the Netherlands.
Germany has made reviving the treaty one of the main goals of its EU presidency, but the plan has met with lukewarm support in some of the other members, particularly Britain.
Merkel is expected to outline her personal aims for the remainder of the six-month presidency in a speech at the signing of the declaration in Berlin's Historical Museum on Sunday morning.
Not all 27 leaders will put their signatures to the document, which the chancellor hopes will revive public interest in the union ahead of elections to the European Parliament in 2009.
Media advisors had persuaded her to keep the ceremony as compact as possible, warning that television viewers would be put off by a long procession of people waiting in line to sign.
The chancellor, EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and the president of the EU parliament, Hans-Gert Poettering, will perform that task on behalf of all the EU institutions.
The Treaty of Rome, which paved the way for the EU, was signed in March 1957 by the six original members of the European Economic Community - Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
German officials have promised that the Berlin Declaration will be concise and easy to read, unlike many of the official papers issued by bureaucrats at EU headquarters in Brussels.
Some sources say that an external author has been called in to polish the wording, which the chancellor and her staff were still working on at the beginning of the week.
No details of the document have been disclosed, prompting members of the EU parliament to complain of Berlin government "secrecy" and its failure to consult EU citizens on matters that affect them.
The birthday celebrations begin on Saturday evening when the leaders join Merkel for a concert given by one of the world's greatest orchestras, the Berlin Philharmonic.
Following the a performance of Beethoven's 5th symphony conducted by Britain's Sir Simon Rattle, the guests will attend a gala dinner hosted by German President Horst Koehler.
After Sunday's signing ceremony, the leaders will join Merkel in a luncheon held at the newly refurbished Hotel de Rome near the landmark Brandenburg Gate.
Police have tightened security for the weekend gathering, which will also see a major demonstration by anti-globalization groups, trade unions and peace activists. Some 10,000 protesters are expected to turn up for the rally.
Coinciding with the political celebrations, the German government has put on a wide-ranging cultural programme featuring an open air pop concert, a club night and "A Night of Beauty" at the capital's famous museums.
Some 14 museums and galleries will open their doors to public from 6 pm to 2 am on Sunday morning, offering displays of traditional and modern dances as well as music performances and literary recitals.
Around the same time, ravers will have a chance to sample the latest music in more than 30 of Berlin's hottest nightspots during a European club night.
On Sunday afternoon an open-air concert near the Brandenburg Gate will feature Italian rocker Gianna Nannini, veteran British singer Joe Cocker, Berlin girl group Montrose and Outlandish from Denmark.
A host of street artists and theatre groups from across Europe will be mingling with the crowds. There will also be 75 information tents showcasing Germany and fellow EU members.
The party ends on Sunday evening with a gigantic fireworks display.
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I write in response to the article “Anand’s conflict of interest” in the Sunday Express of April 7, 2019 by Denyse Renne.
The opening paragraph is completely false and mischievous. I have never been the subject of any criticism by a High Court judge for representing two clients in my private capacity regarding the suite of legislation that was designed to protect the rights of children which was passed by the People’s Partnership government.
The bold factual statement that “On September 30, 2015 he came under fire from Justice Frank Seepersad who questioned why he was bringing a matter before the court when it was his government’s failure to set up community residences” is a complete fabrication and ridiculous untruth. Had your reporter been interested in the truth, she would have stated that in the very press release from which she selectively quoted, I immediately rejected this as bogus and false because it simply never happened.
She would have quoted the following paragraphs from my press release which was published in the media (http://portal.guardian.co.tt/letters/2015-10-19/ramlogan-challenges-report) and is easily available on line:
“ The article purports to quote AG Faris Al Rawi’s comments from his contribution to the budget debate…I am however compelled to respond to what has been reported, as it is inaccurate and misleading and could bring the Office of the AG and the Court itself into disrepute.
At no time did the Learned Judge make any such comment. Had he done so, I would have immediately objected and made a complaint because it would be highly improper for him to do so.
As AG, Al Rawi must be aware that it is highly unethical and improper for him to comment on any case against the State whilst it is pending before the Courts. That would be, as the titular head of the Bar, and a party to the case, extremely prejudicial and highly improper. Al Rawi himself admitted this when he public refused to comment on Jack Warner’s extradition matter on the basis that it would be improper for him to do so whilst the matter was before the Courts.
A copy of this letter is being sent to the Honourable Chief Justice, the Honourable Mister Justice Frank Seepersad, the Honourable Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago and the President of Law Association.”
So no, I did not “come under fire” from any judge in this case as alleged for any conflict of interest. This is the second inaccurate report that has had to be corrected by Ms Renne. On February 12 she published a story in which she boldly stated that I had called on certain judges to resign at a press conference held at the Hyatt hotel to discuss the Privy Council judgments in my client Devant Maharaj’s favour regarding the composition of the JLSC. I was not even present at that event and made no such statement. Thankfully, the Express published an apology and accepted that this was false.
I appear to be a target of Ms Renne who wastes little time in keeping the AG’s line of attack alive in the media. The media wields great power and hence there is a need for greater responsibility as it can easily be used to facilitate personal and political vendettas.
With respect to the recently concluded matter against Petrotrin in the Privy Council I note that this is the second article that has been published on the same subject rehashing what was stated in an almost identical article the previous week.
The issue in this case is whether a citizen – Mr Ravi Balgobin Maharaj – is entitled to copies of the witness statements which AG Faris Al Rawi claimed formed the basis of the advice he was given to discontinue the case against Malcolm Jones.
It is a pity that the exchanges between the Privy Council and Counsel for Petrotrin have not managed to attract the attention of your reporter. They are instructive and would probably explain why the AG is so anxious to distract attention from this case by raising the red herring of my involvement.
That no one in the media has bothered to report on the actual hearing of the matter and the piercing questions posed to Petrotrin’s lawyer about the government’s role in abandoning a billion-dollar lawsuit that could have kept Petrotrin alive today is ironic and curious but telling. The hearing is still available on line https://www.jcpc.uk/cases/jcpc-2018-0047.html and Petrotrin’s case starts at 2:03 hours into the morning session.
Out of respect for the judicial process, I will reserve further comment on this matter until the judgment is delivered by the Privy Council.
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A new study overturns that hypothesis, presenting the first geological evidence that the ancestors of these and other C4 grasses emerged millions of years earlier than previously established.
The findings are published in the journal Geology.
C4 plants are more efficient than C3 plants at taking up atmospheric carbon dioxide and converting it into the starches and sugars vital to plant growth. (C3 and C4 refer to the number of carbon atoms in the first molecular product of photosynthesis.) Having evolved relatively recently, C4 plants make up 3 percent of all living species of flowering plants. But they account for about 25 percent of global plant productivity on land. They dominate grasslands in tropical, subtropical and warm temperate areas. They also are a vital food source and an important feedstock for the production of biofuels.
"C4 plants are very successful, they're economically very important, but we actually don't know when they originated in the geological history," said University of Illinois plant biology professor Feng Sheng Hu, who led the new analysis. "To me, it's one of the most profound geological and ecological questions as a paleoecologist I can tackle."
A previous study dated the oldest C4 plant remnant found, a tiny fragment called a phytolith, to about 19 million years ago. Other studies analyzed the ratios of carbon isotopes in bulk soil samples to determine the ratio of C3 to C4 plant remains at different soil horizons, which correspond to different geological time periods. (C3 and C4 plants differ in their proportions of two carbon isotopes, C-12 and C-13.) Those studies indicated that C4 grasses were present as early as the Early Micocene, about 18 million years ago.
Rather than analyzing plant matter in bulk sediment samples, David Nelson, a postdoctoral researcher in Hu's lab at the time of the study (now a professor at the University of Maryland), analyzed the carbon isotope ratios of individual grains of grass pollen, a technique he pioneered while working with Hu in the lab of biogeochemistry professor Ann Pearson at Harvard University.
Using a spooling-wire micro-combustion device to combust the grains, and an isotope mass spectrometer to determine the relative ratio of C-12 and C-13 in the sample, Nelson and Illinois graduate student Michael Urban analyzed hundreds of individual grains of grass pollen collected from study sites in Spain and France.
"Because we analyze carbon isotopes in a material unique to grasses (pollen) we were able to detect C4 grasses at lower abundances than previous studies," Nelson said.
This analysis found "unequivocal evidence for C4 grasses in southwestern Europe by the Early Oligocene," the authors wrote. This means these grasses were present 32 to 34 million years ago, well before studies indicate atmospheric carbon dioxide levels made their precipitous decline.
"The evidence refutes the idea that low (atmospheric) CO2 was an important driver and/or precondition for the development of C4 photosynthesis," the authors wrote.
"This study challenges that hypothesis and basically says that something else was responsible for the evolution of C4 plants, probably higher temperature or drier conditions," Hu said. With atmospheric carbon dioxide levels now on the increase, he said, "there are also implications about how C3 and C4 plants will fare in the future."
Researchers from Harvard University; the Universidad de Granada, Spain; and the Bureau de Recherche Géologiques et Minières, France, also contributed to the study.
The University of Illinois Research Board, the National Science Foundation, and the David and Lucille Packard Foundation Fellowships Program supported this study.
Editor's notes: To reach Feng Sheng Hu, call 217-244-2982; e-mail email@example.com.
The paper, "Isotopic Evidence of C4 Grasses in Southwestern Europe During the Early Oligocene-Middle Miocene," is available online and from the U. of I. News Bureau.
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Researchers from the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) at the University of Waterloo led the development of a new extensible wiring technique capable of controlling superconducting quantum bits, representing a significant step towards to the realization of a scalable quantum computer.
"The quantum socket is a wiring method that uses three-dimensional wires based on spring-loaded pins to address individual qubits," said Jeremy Béjanin, a PhD...
In a paper in Scientific Reports, a research team at Worcester Polytechnic Institute describes a novel light-activated phenomenon that could become the basis for applications as diverse as microscopic robotic grippers and more efficient solar cells.
A research team at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) has developed a revolutionary, light-activated semiconductor nanocomposite material that can be used...
By forcefully embedding two silicon atoms in a diamond matrix, Sandia researchers have demonstrated for the first time on a single chip all the components needed to create a quantum bridge to link quantum computers together.
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COMPAMED has become the leading international marketplace for suppliers of medical manufacturing. The trade fair, which takes place every November and is co-located to MEDICA in Dusseldorf, has been steadily growing over the past years and shows that medical technology remains a rapidly growing market.
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I’m reminded of the parable of the workers in the vineyard. Those who only worked an hour earned the same as those who worked all day. When those who labored all day complained, their boss said:
“Don’t I have the right to do what I want with my own money? Or are you envious because I am generous?”
– Matthew 20:15
Some theologians say this is about Jews and Gentiles, yet it seems to me that we who have had a revelation of God’s amazing ‘Grace’ are like these undeserving workers.
‘Grace has been given as Christ appointed it.’
– Ephesians 4:7
Also, like the undeserving workers, we too work less than those people who are ‘working’ to achieve their own righteousness, striving to obey God, striving to overcome sin themselves (when Christ already has), striving to be ‘better’ Christians. Paul tells us we cannot work for our righteousness. Righteousness is a gift. (Romans 5:17)
We believers all receive the same gift: salvation by grace, through faith.
Only we who have had a ‘grace’ revelation work less, perhaps, than those who believe we have a part to play ourselves, as we know our righteousness doesn’t depend on what we do, but on what Christ has done for us.
We work less yet we are more blessed as we receive the same wages – eternal life – for working less.
When some are working to earn their place in Heaven, we are at rest.
He has lavished us with His ‘grace’.
What can we say except ‘Thank you, Jesus’.
Brothers and sisters, let’s stop striving, bathe in His grace, and enter His beautiful rest.

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text: Elitserien is the highest level of professional baseball in Sweden and is operated by the Swedish Baseball and Softball Federation. The number of teams in Elitserien has varied through the years. The Swedish baseball championship was inaugurated in 1956. Teams compete in the regular season for a chance to make the playoffs and battle for the Elitserien Cup Championship. Teams also play many exhibition games and events within Sweden, and throughout Northern Europe, in an attempt to help the sport gain popularity. Each organization has an Elitserien team, as well as minor league and youth league teams. Starting in 2017, at the end of the playoffs, a championship series is played between the best Swedish team and a team of imports from other countries.

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Asthma is a complex inflammatory disease thought to reflect a dysregulated Immune state established at the epithelial interface in the lung. Although subgroups of patients with different types of Inflammation have been described, allergic asthma, as represented by increased numbers of innate and adaptive IL-4/IL-13- expressing cells, remains highly prevalent. Despite this Insight, understanding the process(es) by which allergic asthma is Initiated will require studies in mice, where recent findings Implicate crosstalk between the lung epithelia and innate immune cells. An innate non-B, non-T, non-NK lymphocyte population present in mice and humans has gained attention through the capacity to respond to epithelial cytokines IL-25 and IL- 33 by release of large amounts of IL-13 and IL-5. Using cytokine reporter mice that accurately function-mark immune cells, we have succeeded in tracking and deleting these cells, which we designate innate helper type-2 or iH2 cells, through their capacity to generate either of these cytokines. Given the central role of IL- 13 and IL-5 In mediating tissue alterations important in asthma and allergic immunity, we propose two specific alms to study the function ofthese cells in allergic lung Inflammation.
Specific Aim 1. To establish lineage and function marking of iH2 cells In order to reveal their quantitative contributions to allergic lung immunity during physiologic challenges and to compare this with cytokine- mediated activation.
Specific Aim 2. To assess the functional requirements for IH2 cells during allergic challenges and In immune homeostasis, and to examine the physical positioning ofthese cells in lung tissues In situ. Insights from these two Specific Alms will be used to guide the choices of probes and profiles that will enable the study ofthese cells In bronchoaiveolar lavage and airway samples collected from patients with allergic asthma. (LAY SUMMARY). Asthma remains the most prevalent chronic debilitating disease of childhood and a major contributor to health care costs in the United States. These studies seek to understand the early steps required to generate an inflammatory lung response resembling asthma using model systems In mice.
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Comments: I had been playing with a Wilson nTour Two and was enjoying it for the most part - groundstrokes were very solid. Strangely though, as time went on I found that my serve, rather than improving, was actually getting worse with that racquet. I suspected some of this may have been due to the lack of spin I was getting with the 16x20 string pattern (my swing doesn't generate a ton of spin). I saw that TW considered this a comparable frame and the specs suggested as much. Since it had a 16x18 pattern which offered the potential for increased spin, I decided to give it a shot. At first I wasn't that impressed. It felt very light and stiff, almost tinny. Once I started playing with it, however, my opinion of the racquet changed immediately. I was getting effortless spin, control was excellent and even with the poly string that was in the demo (I usually play with Tecnifibre NRG or Wilson NXT) I found the racquet to be very comfortable. Despite the low static weight the balance of the racquet allowed it to stand up to heavy hitting. I have not had a problem with generating power with this racquet. Hitting with depth is effortless. It might not have the pop of a Pure Drive, but if you value control over power, you'll be pleased. I got hooked on the racquet and wound up buying it. So far I've been quite happy with the purchase.
From: Joe, Memphis, TN, USA, 09/10
String type and tension: Luxilon TiMO 18G @ 54lbs
NTRP Rating: 3.5
Comments: This racquet is great! I thought it was going to be a big change because I went from a 110in to this 95in, but I transitioned swiftly and easily. I've always had a fast swing so on my 110in I was a monster with power, but I've always thought I needed more control. This racquet gave me just that and the good part? I can still hit very deep, always keeping my opponent behind the baseline. My serve became A LOT stronger and I feel as if I could place it anywhere I want. Placement is so easy using this racquet. Just to clarify though, I bought this racquet from a friend and it had tape at the 9 and 3 o' clock locations.
From: Brian, New York, USA, 08/10
Comments: I'd like to just start off by saying that I love this racket, for me groundstrokes were on point, perfect. Volleys were crisp, unfortunately for me serves were lacking; I just couldn't get it right, trust me I'll fix that. It's probably just me anyway, overall superb racket.
From: Chris, NJ, USA, 06/10
Comments: Have been using this racquet for 7 months now and it is FANTASTIC! I am able to put spin on my shots and angle them with great accuracy. It is low on power but great on spin. When Prince said "it's all in the ports" they're not lying. It took me about 3 weeks to adjust to this racquet but now, I am playing fiercely. I just bought another one of this racquet.
From: Victor, CA, USA. 5/10
String type and tension: Babolat pro hurricane 17, 58lb
NTRP Rating: Open
Comments: Awesome stick. I added a full ounce of weight in the handle, then 1/2 ounce on the head at
10 & 2 o'clock. Voila! Cub turns into a lion. Tons of heft through the shot without the hefty
swing rate. The ignite team is already stiff and solid, so torque and discomfort is barely
noticed. To me, all this needed was customized weight. Hitting the ball in the upper center
of this stick creates sick spin. I've got no problem with power. Control is unreal. A "sleeper"
stick that will leave your opponents thinking what hit them!
From: Mark, Glendale, CA 03/10
String type and tension: poly, 50 lbs
NTRP Rating: open
Comments: I will start off by being forward and say that I love this racket. I find that it has the control that I need to feel comfortable enough to hit through the ball with no worries. I play with a full western and have no problems switching out of it to a semi-western to flatten out the ball. The feel of the racket as it rests in my hand makes me feel as if I can swing the racket with little worries of the losing control. I switched from the EXO 3 Rebel Team to the EXO 3 Ignite Teams. Both great rackets, I just prefer a little more control over power. My playing style is a serve and volley, but if I have to fend from the base line there are no issues. I prefer a pro blend string over a poly or a synthetic. I have tried them all in this racket and I can play with them all. Great racket keep up the great job Prince.
From: Doug, Abilene, TX, USA, 02/10
String type and tension: Prince Pro-Blend or Hybrid Spin 3D/synthetic
Headsize: 95 sq. in
NTRP Rating: 5.0-5.5 (depends on the day)
Comments: Let's mention these frames: Original Graphite 93, Diablo mid, TT Warrior and TT
Rebel - as you combine these rackets and "add a bit of weight to your liking", you have the
new IGNITE TEAM. Stiff enough to "plow" through the ball, control and precision to move your
opponent at will, a savior into the 3rd set (depending on how you weigh the racket) - the
IGNITE team is a complete, customizable racket that will code-named "Damage Incorporated"
by your opponents. Two of my three rackets are strung at 12.6 oz, and my third is 12 flat in
case I have to go a third. Yes, 50+ years old and still swinging away. In the open's.
From: Mark Asder, Los Angeles 02/10
String type and tension: Dunlop Explosive Mains/Gosen SuperPoly Comfort 62/58
NTRP Rating: Open
Comments: Upon hitting this stick on the court, I just fell in love how it felt like hitting my old Dunlop 3Hundred M-Fil, but with more bite to the ball and controlled power. Since this stick has a low power rating, I found that since I have a long, fast swing, it definitely suited my style. The weight of the stick did feel a bit hefty to me (I'm not a big guy 5'7, 130 lbs), but I like the solid feel of it.
The groundstrokes were superb. I'm a big fan of blasting a forehand on floating balls and this stick gave me the huge spin while I provide drive. Due to its low power, you would have to provide more of the umph to the hit, unless you decide on having a lower string tension. My backhands felt more controlled possibly due to the weight of the stick as well as stiffness.
Volleying was another forte I found in this stick. It is able to take hard hits and return them easy. The low power also helped me control my shots whether it is putting it more deep into the court or dropping it short.
I can't comment much on serving since I'm still working on it.
Overall, this stick made me happy since I was looking for a racquet that can allow me to use my fast swings and provide my own power. For an open string pattern, it feels a lot like a closed string pattern. It feels great for an all-around stick.
From: Simon, California, USA 02/10
String type and tension: Gosen Poly @ 60lbs
Comments: * In my playtest I had a chance to tryout both the Babolat AeroStorm Tour and the Prince EXO3 Ignite Team. Therefore you will see a comparison of the two racquets throughout my review.
*This is the 'bare necessities' version of my review. I plan to go into further detail when I have more time.
Current Racquet: Gamma T-7, 4 1/2" grip, rubber band dampener, one overgrip, Tecnifibre Black Code 1.24mm @ 56 pounds, Babolat Addiction 1.30mm @ 58 pounds
Style of Play: 4.0-4.5 all court player; full western forehand grip; two-handed backhand; heavy topspin and slice from both sides; medium length strokes; fast swing speed
Specs of Racquets
Prince EXO3 Ignite Team: Strung Weight = 314 grams, Length = 27 inches, Head Size = 96 square inches, 1 point head headlight, Swingweight = 330-335 (est.), Stiffness = 67 (est.), Width = 21mm, String Pattern = 16x18, grip = 4 3/8 inches
Prince EXO3 Ignite Team: definitely lighter than the Aero Storm although very similar feel due to the balance, when picking it up I thought it felt head heavy but after measuring it I found it's about 1 point headlight, very open string pattern (POG mid like), very round looking head, width is perfect, nice long handle for my two handed backhand, very solid feeling racquet, sharp look to the racquet with the dark read and a 'crackle' look running from handle half way up the head, excellent feeling grip
Prince EXO3 Ignite Team: Groundstrokes with the Prince were not as effective as those with the Babolat, although I was able to get incredible topspin with the Prince. The spin reminded me a great deal of the spin I used to get with the Prince Original Graphite Mid. Overall, the maneuverability of the racquet from all over the court is what caused the most problems for me when using this racquet. The comfort level was very low if I didn't find the sweetspot, and that area didn't seem very large. I just never found the rhythm with this racquet and had very little success when trying to find a groove when banging it out from the baseline.
Prince EXO3 Ignite Team: I really loved second serves with this racquet...the kick on second serves was incredible but you really had to go after the serve with a lot of gusto in order to get the racquet head moving. The area of control was where this racquet suffered for me on serve. I'm not sure if it was the balance of the racquet or what, but the racquet seemed to play a lot longer than 27 inches. The Prince had a very awkward feel on serves when caused way too many double faults if I didn't consciously go after my serve.
Prince EXO3 Ignite Team: This racquet suffered from the same problems that the Babolat did: poor touch/feel, lack of comfort, and slow maneuverability. I did like the extra bit of pop this one gave compared to the Babolat but I still wouldn't say I liked coming to the net with this racquet. Again, it seemed this racquet played like a 27.5" racquet instead of a 27" racquet because of the balance.
Prince EXO3 Ignite Team: Returns with the Prince were slightly better than those with the Babolat. At times it played very similar to the Babolat because I found myself very slow in getting the racquet into position on returns. However, unlike the Babolat, I found my best returns were when I went after heavy topspin off the backhand side. This return seemed to give my opponents the most trouble and me the most success. Still though, I wish the racquet were a bit more headlight in order to improve maneuverability.
From: Talk Tennis User Triple B
Comments: This racquet was great. When hitting ground strokes I felt in control on every shot, the balls go where I wanted it to go with lots of power. Volley was awesome, I didn't even feel the racquet in my hand when I volley because of its maneuverability, but the power was low which returned the ball short. However, the serves was just AWFUL, no power at all. With my previous racquet, I can hit around 90-100 mph. Now with Ignite team, my serves feel like 40-60mph. I would recommend for people that hit a lot of balls long.
From: Theodore, CA, USA 02/10
String type and tension:prince synthetic gut 16 duraflex (55lbs)
NTRP Rating: 4.5
Comments: This frame lacks power in my opinion. I just couldn't get the hang of it. It had so much control and no power, that I found myself doing all the work. I would recommend the EXO Rebel instead.
From: Evan, East Meadow, NY, USA 01/10
NTRP Rating: 4.5
Comments: Despite the open pattern and high tech features,this is a very low powered racquet,likely a result of low weight and smallish head size. The good control and maneuverability are not worth sacrificing power in my opinion.
From: Mel, White Plains, NY 01/10
tring type and tension: Syn Gut 16 at 58
NTRP Rating: Unrated
Comments: Excellent control on the groundstrokes; it has pinpoint accuracy. The ball will go the direction where it was swung. It was very easy to generate racquet head speed and very easy to hit flat forehands. However, the lightweight has its drawback. It has very little balance to me. Although the groundstrokes wasn't my taste as in lack of balance, the serves were outstanding! Kick serve; it takes some pace off, but still extremely easy to serve with. This racquet has less power than Speed Port Tour. It also has faster swing speed. It is not quite easy for me to generate topspin. It was asking me to hit flatter and hard. Honestly, not exactly impressed by this frame.
From: TT Username: The_Question
Racquet of Choice: Wilson K6.1 Tour
Comments: I like the Ignite Team because it does everything well and seems to fit my game. I was worried about the 95 inch headsize being too small but I haven't mishit anymore than when i played with a 100inch head! This racquet handles very well and the combination of control and power is its best attribute. Spin is easy to produce and I don't have to worry about balls flying when I take a good swing. For me I just feel very confident with this stick in my hand whether serving, volleying, groundstrokes or overheads. Don't let the 95 sq inch head scare you away, give this one a chance and you will be pleasantly surprised by its consistent performance!
From: Barry, SJ, CA, USA. 12/09
NTRP Rating: 4.0
Comments: AMAZING racquet!!! I have it on demo right now!! I love it! I get so much power and control off of it! Volleying is very solid! Very recommended!! I love it so much I'm getting 3 of them!
From: Kristian, weatherford, tx, US. 12/09
String type and tension: Wilson nxt 16g
Comments: Initially it felt like a brick to me, but when I tried it a second time after setting it
aside for a few weeks, it felt pretty good. Maybe it was just the strings loosening up a little
bit. It's a solid racquet, and a good choice for someone who wants the feel of a player's
frame, but with less overall weight, much like the Rebel Team. The weight and balance don't
really suit me. It's At 10.4 ounces unstrung, it's quite light, and to compensate, they had to
move more weight toward the head, making it pretty close to even balance. I prefer a heavier
racquet that's much more head light, like the regular Ignite, although that one is a little too
hefty. Too bad they don't make one in between.
From: anon. 12/09
Comments: I demoed both open and close holes racquets. The one with closed holes has very good touch and feel on serve and volley and it is very spin friendly.However it took me a few hours to get use to hitting at the baseline due to the stiffness of it but it is very stable. The opened holes is a much softer feel and easy to hit from the baseline. So I went for the closed holes and love it. Just for your info. Both demo racquet came with the same factory strings so the only thing different are the holes.
From: B, Vancouner, BC, Canada 11/09
String type and tension: Babolat VS TEAM 17 Main/Luxilon Ace 18 at 55 lbs
NTRP Rating: 3.5 Singles Player and Mixed Doubles Player
Comments: What impressed me most was the muted thwack on contact and the stability. What lingered in my mind was the weight of the racquet. So I switched to the Team 95 without trying it!!! Most comments of reviewers are pretty accurate. However, individual feel and response to this racquet is going to be greatly "colored" by one's forearm and back strength. Having graduated from a Head that was a good 2+o.z. lighter, you have to "find" that strike-zone in front of you on forehands to control depth of shot. On the backhand side you can get away with a lot more low/ high slice and take the balls more in line with your body, if you
have to. Take big, easy swings and plow through on ground strokes to enjoy this racquet. Stability on serves can be greatly improved, however one has to relearn the mechanics of the serve if one is "graduating" from a lighter, head-heavy racquet as you have to rediscover the strike-zone for max power and sweetness! Have to accelerate through contact. Significant improvement in variety and direction of spin on serves can be realized. Reaction time for rapid volleys at the net can be diminished if you lack sufficient forearm & upper body strength. A perfect excuse to hit the weight room or grab some free weights or you can get flat out quick! Generally happy with it. Can't wait to beef up a bit while getting the "hang" of the stick and improve play quality.
From: G-Dog, WBF, MI, USA. 10/09
String type and tension: Mains- Tecnifibre NRG2 & Xes - Prince Soft Flex; 60 psi both ways.
Comments: I am presently using the prince black longbody and it's doing the job for me,
however with all the complaints about the frames breaking and the fact that the frame is
being discontinued, I felt the need to start looking for something else. My pro told me to try
the ignite 95 team. I haven't hit with a racquet head this small since the eighties! I thought
for sure I'd miss the sweet spot a lot, but to my surprise it played a lot bigger than it looked.
It feels a bit more powerful then the black and definitely more deadly. Weight and balance
seem similar, I can place my serves better and get the ball deeper from baseline to baseline.
I'm an all-court player not afraid to serve and volley, grind it from the baseline or counter-
punch. This frame is comfy and accurate, I'd recommend it to anyone with the desire to
improve their game.
From: Frank, NOLA USA 9/09
String type and tension: Dunlop syn
NTRP Rating: 3.0-3.5
Comments: I was presently surprised when I demoed this recently. It does not really play how others have described it. I found it quite maneuverable and not really that heavy at all. Its major strength for me was the serve. I hit some of the best slice serves I have ever hit with even more power without very much effort. As someone who hits a slice backhand quite often, though, I thought the width of the stick was a weakness of the racket.
From: Ryan 09/09
String type and tension: Washington, D.C.
NTRP Rating: 3.5
Comments:I've been trying to replace my Precision Response 660 MP for the better part of a decade. They are hard to find and, sadly, all of them are in the 'previously owned' category (ie various states of wear). The Precision Response for my money is one of the best spin, touch, and control racquets produced for the creative all court player.
In the past two weeks, have played with the lighter Team version of the Ignite, with Ports, and have found it to be a very easy, impressive hit. Definitely crisper/stiffer (67 vs. 64) than the Precision Response, which adds some pop and maybe loses a little on more delicate touch and drop shots. It provides excellent targeting and good, not great spin courtesy of its open string pattern. The combination of power, spin and touch proved, however, satisfying for my slice and dice, control-oriented game.
Have put a little lead tape at 3&9 and 2&10 to slow down my swing and extend the sweet spot to the upper hoop. Have not tried the Ignite Team with the string insert option and would be curious how it plays in comparison. Maybe someone who's tried both could report? I've tried the regular Ignite with string inserts and personally found the frame too stiff.
To make a long story short(er), just bought the Team version and put in VHS 16 gut @60 (mains) and m2 plus Luxilon 16 @ 57 in the crosses. Very interested to see whether this will improve feel without losing control versus the syn gut demo. As a lover of old time Prince frames, think Prince is on to something with its EXO technology. The Ignite team with ports is one smooth, accurate, and maneuverable operator.
From: Michael, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 08/09
String type and tension: Prince Syn Gut 58
NTRP Rating: 4.5-5.0
Comments: Like the feel a lot better than the EXO3 Rebel. It's a great racquet overall, really happy with it.
From: Joel. 7/09
String type and tension: Wilson Sensation 16 59
Comments: Had this stick out at the same time as the Ignite 95. Definitely a nice frame. There is a lot of control and the racquet just seemed more forgiving than the Ignite without sacrificing too much pop compared to the standard Ignite. Sweet spot seemed larger, not at all like a 95 inch frame. I was generating less topspin with the team version though. This is a very nice racquet, just not perfect for me. My wife absolutely loved it though (and the Rebel Team).
From: Tyler, Whitehouse, NJ, USA. 07/09
String type and tension: Prince demo (I think 16ga synthetic gut)
Comments: Before using this racquet I used a Yonex, which was okay but the main
problems I had with it was all the power I was generating was from my own strength and I wasn't getting much spin on the ball. This racquet took care of both of these problems. I find myself hitting much more solid shots all around the court primarily from the service line back. I can generate much more spin on the ball also which has helped the ball stay in play when I'm hitting the balls harder. Part of this is because of the technology that Prince developed making the sweet spot larger. The racquet also has a very nice feel to it making it possible to hit better shots from all around the court. My only complaints about it are that at the net it is a little tough to get used to. This racquet is weighted differently than my Yonex so the feel at the net is different. With my Yonex the weight was in the handle primarily and this Prince the weight is more evenly distributed. I guess I'll just get used to it, but if you're looking for something heavier, the other version of this racquet is a little heavier so that might be another option. Overall this is a solid racquet especially from the
baseline. I hope this helps some of you.
From: Justin, Illinois, United States. 6/09
String type and tension: Natural Gut

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Posted: Nov 14 2016 (20:28)
Last Response: Nov 14 2016 (22:04)
Nov 14 2016 (18:26) ERN/Ernakulam Town (North) (2 PFs) Station - Name & Address
athul 3054 Conf TLs 69 Void TLs
Local Name: North Station
Regional Name: എറണാകുളം ടൗൺ (നോർത്ത്)
Hindi Name: एर्नाकुलम टाउन (उत्तर)
Xavier Arakkal Road North Eranakulam, Tel: 0484 2395198
1 posts - Mon Nov 14, 2016
Nov 14 2016 (20:29)
karthik 2092 blog posts 10174 correct pred (61% accurate)
in previous update local name has both north and kochi
so no need to add north station
Nov 14 2016 (20:56)
athul 2414 blog posts 155 correct pred (81% accurate)
Kochi is what that call the entire ernakulam no?
But the railway station is always called north in ern.
And south in ERS.
Nov 14 2016 (20:59)
imaravIndian^ 627 blog posts 299 correct pred (78% accurate)
No.city is Kochi.. Ernakulam is the name of district. And now there is a clamour to revert the station names too.
Nov 14 2016 (22:02)
IR no more Safe 18944 blog posts 93970 correct pred (75% accurate)
what do they call the ERS then ?
i know ERS as Cochin & ERN as North.
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Growing Spaces is Honored & Excited to Announce our First Place Grant Winners for 2021!
One of Growing Spaces goals has always been to give back whenever possible. In the past, we have given grants for Growing Domes to non-profits and communities in need. In 2020, we decided to focus on urban areas in need for healthy affordable organic produce, so we created the Urban Farming Grant program. The purpose of the grant is to bring people together to successfully learn how to grow fresh, organic, nutritious food year-round in a Growing Dome Greenhouse.
As a team, we put a lot of thought and consideration into the grant applicants’ mission and vision when awarding our in-kind grants. We considered the history of the nonprofit, stability, legitimacy, impact and reach of the proposed project, support network, and other resources for funding. We looked at their geographical location regarding their access to local and sustainable food sources and the impact the Growing Dome will have on growing healthy food year-round. Finally, we look for leadership. It is important to have someone that will take charge and use our gift to its fullest potential.
Grant Winner – Black Nickel – Washington, D.C.
The first recipient of our urban farming grant is Black Nickel (Hustlaz 2 Harvesters, and Garfield Terrace) in Washington, D.C. Black Nickel’s mission is to redevelop and revive neglected community farms and gardens in DC, and throughout the nation, and create a prototype of local farmer’s markets owned by minorities and people of color. Their goal is to implement training and education programs for children and young adults, helping foster their relationship with STEM and agriculture.
This grant will positively impact many, bringing over 1,000 lbs. of produce to the Washington, D.C. farmer’s market known as Dix Street Garden in Ward 7. This area has been severely impacted by COVID-19 and is widely known as a food desert. They hope to organize the first successful Black Farmer’s Market in Washington, D.C. in over 50 years. The Seeds To Nickel program plans to host a Black Nickel Market at redeveloped farms and gardens to create exposure for local farmers and entrepreneurs.
Black Nickel is still in need of funding for multiple projects:
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Black Nickel and Hustlaz 2 Harvesters found out about Growing Spaces when looking for different greenhouse options on the market to grow year-round for their applied research community garden. They also saw one of our Growing Domes on YouTube.
“We found the opportunity to bring this idea to our garden in the middle of Ward 7, Washington, D.C. The Growing Spaces Urban Farming Grant is giving Black Nickel and Hustlaz 2 Harvesters a chance to bring back the appreciation of agriculture in communities of color,”Caleb Ross, Co-Founder of Black Nickel.
“When we found out about this extraordinary opportunity, the first thought we had was how many kids would look at this structure and be excited about coming into the community garden. This isn’t just a win for Ward 7. It’s a win for Washington, D.C., to have a structure like this being donated to help the community all year long. Our organization’s plan on creating solutions for food disparities, workforce development, and lack of knowledge in agriculture that can help in every aspect of your life. Receiving this grant from Growing Spaces means that we can work to achieve our goals all year long with a structure built to endure various weather conditions. The greenhouse dome will add beautification and a tourism aspect to the neighborhood that we believe residents will be very excited to support.” added Caleb.
Grant Winner – Peace Tree Parks – Detroit, MI
Our second grant recipient is Peace Tree Parks, located in Detroit, MI. Peace Tree Parks is a nonprofit, 501c3, established in 2015. Their mission is to positively impact the communities of their youth by increasing access that low-income families and communities have to organic and non-GMO produce.
Detroit is considered a food desert, and this donation will provide fresh organic produce to many families that otherwise do not have access to locally sourced food. Another facet of their mission is to be the #1 free, organic produce provider to the local community and help heal and increase resident’s health. Since the conception of this foundation, they have established residential and commercial gardens. These garden beds are used directly by residents growing bananas, peppers, tomatoes, herbs of different varieties, among other fruits and vegetables. They hope to provide hundreds of more pounds of local, organic, non-GMO food to adjacent communities.
To learn more about this organization or make a contribution to their valiant efforts:
DONATE TO PEACE TREE PARKS.
Peace Tree Parks found Growing Spaces and our grant program through our website www.growingspaces.com on our grants page. When they found out one of the grants had been awarded to them, they said,
“We are truly appreciative of the opportunity to house a Growing Spaces geodesic dome greenhouse at one of our community garden locations. We plan to grow all of our leafy green products in the greenhouse to take advantage of the longer growing season, which will increase knowledge. This will be the only geodesic greenhouse of this magnitude in the city of Detroit.”Peace Tree Parks
When we spoke to the team members of both Black Nickel and Peace Tree Parks, they were excited not only about having a Growing Dome to provide healthy organic food for their communities but also excited about creating a place for kids and adults to come together. Revitalizing the neighborhoods into a place where people connect outside to participate in activities that help make the community stronger was a shared goal of these outstanding organizations.
Growing Spaces Grant 2022
Thank you to all our grant applicants for making a positive difference in your communities! There is still a great need to create access to affordable, healthy, organic produce in urban areas, so, Growing Spaces has decided to announce another year of the Urban Farming Grant program. As of May 1st, 2021-2022 applications are open. Visit our grants page for more information and to download the application.
You might also be interested in 5 Charities Fighting Food Insecurity, our Blog on Growing Spaces 2020 Food Security Grant Winner: Tyrone Thompson and Chi’Shie Farms in Navajo Nation, or our Blog on Urban Greenhouse Gardening in Golden, Colorado.
Growing Spaces offers a 5% discount to schools, veterans, and registered 501(c)(3) non-profits. Please use the form below to claim your discount. We have also created a new fundraising page to provide information to our community on garden projects and greenhouse fundraisers. Contact us if you would like your fundraiser to be included on this page.
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Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) is a leading global corporate insurance carrier and a key business unit of Allianz Group.
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The difference between the apparent magnitude (m) and absolute magnitude (M) is called the distance modulus (m - M). In formula form:
A star's apparent magnitude can be measured directly. For a distant star whose parallax cannot be measured but whose absolute magnitude is known, as from consideration of its spectrum, the distance modulus can be used to calculate distance.
Refer to Figure 3.15. Give the distance modulus of the stars that are (a) closer _; (b) farther away_
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Continued from Your Future Housing Options, Part 1
Homeowners and investors looking to hedge against the decline in housing prices may find respite in an old corner of the financial market that allows them to bet on changes in future prices. Futures and options, known in the financial world as derivatives, help investors offset the risk exposure of their portfolios. A futures contract is a legal agreement to buy or sell a product for a given price at a given time in the future (hence its name), typically commodities such as pork bellies or oil. An option gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a security at a given price at or within a given time. Speculators buy futures and options to try to profit from market volatility; hedgers use them to offset the risks of adverse market movements on their investments. Most futures contracts are for physical commodities such as cattle, pork bellies or coffee beans, while the housing contracts are pegged to a more complex index of housing prices. The contracts for housing are tied to the S & P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index, a survey of housing prices in 10 metro areas (Boston, Washington DC, San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Miami, L.A., Las Vegas, New York, San Diego) developed by Shiller in conjunction with Professor Karl Case and Standard & Poor's.
In late May, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange introduced Housing Market Futures and Options, an investment vehicle similar to futures contracts that allows investors to hedge against changing commodity prices. The exchange hopes that investors will seek protection through these instruments at a time when many anticipate a prolonged real estate decline. Futures contracts traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show that traders expect double-digit declines in 9 out of the 10 biggest housing markets in the U. S. with the only exception Chicago, where prices are still expected to fall by 5.6% over the next year. In the latest batch of data released by Standard & Poor's for its S&P/Case-Shiller home price indexes, the national index of home prices showed a drop of 4.5% (yr/yr) from the third quarter of 2006, and a sequential decline of 1.7%. This sequential 1.7% slide is the largest since the index was first created. Robert Shiller, chief economist at MacroMarkets, responds to this report, "There is no real positive news in today's data."
To further understand how this proven method of investment in a volatile economy can be applied to the current housing market, consider the following. Futures and options are contracts that trade on exchanges to allow investors to bet on prices going up or down. They are known as derivatives because their price movements are derived from the price movements of an underlying security, asset or index. Investors' predictions about these real estate markets are certainly not guaranteed to be accurate. They do provide, however, insights into what people with skin in the game think lies ahead. These types of "predictive markets," have proven to be surprisingly accurate in forecasting everything from the outcome of political elections to housing movements.
To apply this strategy, suppose you own an expensive house in San Francisco that you are afraid will suffer a severe decline in value, but you do not want to sell it and move. You could stay in the house and sell futures or buy put options on the San Francisco housing price index. If home prices in San Francisco fall, the value of your house will probably go down as well. However, this loss will be compensated by the money you will earn on your futures contracts. If you bet wrong, you will lose money on your contracts, but you will have essentially insured yourself against this loss and will have retained the value in your property or possibly realized an increase. Unfortunately, futures and options have a steep learning curve, too steep for the average homeowner who wants to place a one-time bet. The housing contracts are also quite costly at this time as they are still relatively new and thinly traded. While the average homeowner can participate in these publicly traded futures, the cost of hedging might prove prohibitive unless they hold prime and pricey real estate that they want to protect. Each Mercantile housing futures contract is valued at $50,000.00 with an initial buy-in (also called a good faith investment or margin) of $2,500 (five percent of the contract's value), not including brokerage fees. Contract values have not been announced for the CBOE housing futures yet, but its offerings will carry a 10 percent to 15 percent initial buy-in.
Smaller-scale investing in housing futures has been offered since May 2005 at HedgeStreet.com, a San Mateo, Calif.-based online exchange that offers futures contracts at up to $10 each. The new Housing Price Hedgelets are tradable as both Yes/No and Variable contracts with 3-month and 6-month durations and are benchmarked against the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported Median Sales Price of Existing Single-Family Homes in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Diego and San Francisco. Hedgelets are unique financial instruments that do not exist on any other market. John Nafeh, CEO of HedgeStreet states, "For most Americans, their home is their single largest investment and, as such, the desire to reduce risks surrounding that asset is important. Housing Price Hedgelets provide a unique way for them to hedge against depreciation in the value of a home, or conversely, speculate on the degree to which housing prices will appreciate."
The concept of insuring yourself against a big drop in the value of your home, the same way you can insure against losses from fire, hurricane, or a guest who gets drunk and falls down your steps, is a comforting thought. Someday, it might be as easy as adding a rider to your homeowner's policy. Shiller predicts that "Once we have a futures market, then people can develop home equity insurance and mortgage products that protect the equity in the home and they in turn can then use the futures market to hedge the risk they assume by creating these products." The housing futures market will hopefully, in turn, provide large insurers a way to hedge the risk of offering home equity insurance to consumers.
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Stoke City midfielder Charlie Adam has praised the recently-implemented crackdown on the harassment of referees, but reveals players are often left baffled by the constant changes to the rules of play.The Scotland international even claims a lot of the players, including himself, no longer fully understand the offside rule.The Premier League, the Football League and the Football Association have announced in recent weeks that there will be a new zero-tolerance crackdown on the ‘intolerable’ treatment of referees, starting from this season.It means officials will be given more power to take a stricter approach to dissent, intimidation and physical contact from players or managers, and can issue red cards to any player who confronts them, swears at them or is aggressive towards them in any way.It’s a big step forward for English football after seeing events more commonly seen in other European leagues creep into the Premier League.Scotland international Adam has hailed the new rules, and admits he will have to curb his own sometimes hot-headed behaviour.When asked about the news on the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast, Adam joked: “Well, that’s an extra three or four bookings for me a season!”He then continued: “No, but I think it’s important because I think there are certain clubs in the Premier League who have got away with having players running up to the referee for a number of years.“Now something is being done about that and I think it’s a good thing. Everybody is watching the Premier League worldwide and it doesn’t look good for the game.”But it’s not the only new rule to come in ahead of the new season, with revisions over the offside rule and other basic rules of the game giving fans, pundits and the players themselves a constant headache over the last few campaigns.And Adam admits the players, in particular, have a hard time keeping pace with how the game is progressing.“They’ve made that many changes it’s going to be mind-boggling,” the Potters star told talkSPORT.“The players don’t understand it.“I’m still not really sure about the offside rule. I’ve been playing the game for 15 years, and I still don’t really understand it.“The game is moving on so fast, they’re trying to change it and it’s only going to be better for the spectators and people watching on television.“But there’s that many rules now that they need to be clarified before the start of the season, the need to sit down with the players to explain them!”Listen to Charlie Adam’s interview on the Alan Brazil Sports breakfast IN FULL above!
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Once you let a book into your life, the most unexpected things can happen…
Broken Wheel, Iowa, has never seen anyone like Sara, who traveled all the way from Sweden just to meet her pen pal, Amy. When she arrives, however, she finds that Amy’s funeral has just ended.
Luckily, the townspeople are happy to look after their bewildered tourist—even if they don’t understand her peculiar need for books. Marooned in a farm town that’s almost beyond repair, Sara starts a bookstore in honor of her friend’s memory. All she wants is to share the books she loves with the citizens of Broken Wheel and to convince them that reading is one of the great joys of life.
But she makes some unconventional choices that could force a lot of secrets into the open and change things for everyone in town.
Reminiscent of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, this is a warm, witty book about friendship, stories, and love.
Firstly, let me just say that I am full of warm and happy feelings right now. The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend by Katarina Bivald is a lovely, wonderful and heart-warming story and one that was a pleasure to read.
The story focuses on a small Podunk town in Iowa called Broken Wheel. Sara, a young Swedish girl has gone to visit her pen-friend Amy. Unfortunately, on the day that Sara arrives she finds out that Amy has recently died. The whole town take Sara under their wind and Sara pays them back in the best possible way…through the love of books.
The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend appealed to me based wholly on the title. I’m not ashamed to admit that I am swayed by title and book cover. What was completely wonderful is that the inside of the book was just as lovely as the outside. It had warmth to it, a gentle build up of story. It wasn’t all bells and whistles with mindboggling escapades so if you are looking for the thrill factor then this isn’t for you.
What I loved more than anything is that Katarina Bivald (and indeed translator Alice Menzies) has managed to verbalise the love of books. It is one that I, myself, have often struggled to describe in an adequate way.
Overall, The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend by Katarina Bivald is lovely. That is probably the best way to describe it. Lovely.
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Last week, Acting Mayor Kim Janey announced the City of Boston Scholarship Committee awarded three East Boston students up to $10,000 in scholarships to help fund their higher education.
Eastie’s Cristina Vasquez who is attending the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Paola Ruiz who is attending Tufts University and Gabriela Ramirez who is attending Boston University were among the 19 scholars to share in nearly $240,000 in scholarships this year, making college more accessible for Boston residents.
“I’m thrilled to award these deserving students with the financial tools for success,” said Janey. “Education is key to a bright, equitable future for Boston’s residents and the City as a whole, and no one should be barred from pursuing higher education because of cost. I know this year’s recipients will represent Boston in a positive light for years to come.”
The City of Boston Scholarship Fund was established in 1994 to provide assistance to residents who plan to pursue a two- or four-year undergraduate program in Massachusetts. Applicants must be residents of Boston and must have graduated from high school by the time the students are selected for the scholarship program in June.
While 12 of the scholars are high school seniors the three Eastie students are among the six scholars already in college.
The City of Boston Scholarship Committee has awarded over 1,000 students scholarships since 1995. This year, the Scholarship Fund celebrated the nineteenth year of an endowed scholarship donated by the Rosen Family in memory of Jeffrey Dunipace Rosen. The Fund celebrated the sixth year of the Community Development Scholarship, established in remembrance of Mayor Thomas M. Menino, and a Community Spirit Scholarship in memory of former public servant and City of Boston Scholarship awardee, Dawn Jaffier.
Janey said funds for the scholarships are made possible from contributions made by residents and corporations. This year’s scholarships were supported by generous donations from Arbella Insurance Foundation, Jonathan and Margot Davis, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Herb Chambers Foundation, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Lewis Family Foundation, Santander, and Rapid7 as part of their ongoing commitment to Boston’s students.
Residents who fit the criteria are encouraged to participate in the next application process, which will begin in early 2022. For more information on the City of Boston Scholarship send an email to [email protected]


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Question : How long are most people's visits to Rochester when they fly in from Greensboro?
Answer : Over the next two months, passengers from GSO to ROC are planning on staying for three days on average.
Question : If your plans are flexible, have you considered changing your departure day?
Answer : In February, Tuesday is your cheapest day to fly. Flexibility is paramount when booking travel plans in order to keep costs down.
Question : Which airline is giving the best deals for round-trip flights from Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO) to Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC)?
Answer : Delta Air Lines is booking the cheapest flights for its customers over the next three months.


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It is revealed that the cast of “Pinocchio” will appear on special “Pinocchio” episode of SBS’s talk show “Healing Camp” without actor Lee Jong Suk.. ... Read more
It has been confirmed that the singer Sean and actress Jung He Young will participate in the SBS’s talk show “Healing Camp” in mid-November.. ... Read more
Jung Joon Young planned a “healing date” for Jung Yoo Mi on the May 10 episode of “We Got Married“.
SEE ALSO: Jung Joon Young is a chic rocker in “Ray-Ban” glasses for “Esquire” . ... Read more
Singer Baek Ji Young spoke about her love for her husband Jung Suk Won on SBS”s “Healing Camp”.
Making a guest appearance on singer Lee Sun Hee”s episode of “Healing Camp”, Baek Ji Young answered the question of “What”s your biggest comfort” by answering that her biggest comfort in life is her husband. . ... Read more
Singers Lee Seung Gi and Baek Ji Young have attracted a lot of attention for their adorable dance break to “My Ear’s Candy.”
On the April 14 episode of SBS’ talk show “Healing Camp,” Lee Sun Hee talked about her career and life as a singer. To make the episode a bit more special, Lee Seung Gi and Baek Ji Young made special appearances on the show. . ... Read more
SBS’ Healing Camp ranked number one for another week with legendary singer Lee Sun Hee as its guest.
The ratings increased from 7.6 to 7.8 with the second half of Lee Sun Hee’s episode airing on Monday night. . ... Read more
It was Lee Bo Young’s night with back to back programs featuring the beautiful actress.
SBS’ God’s Gift – 14 Days continued its run with its third episode, gather more momentum as the main story began to unfold. The drama rose about two percent from its previous ratings, aiming to break a two-digit number. . ... Read more
Actress Lee Bo Young recently talked about how she first met her husband, Ji Sung.
Actress Lee Bo Young will be guest for this week on the SBS talk show, “Healing Camp.” . ... Read more
Lee Bo Young and Sung Yu Ri showed off their beauty in a recent photo.
The photo was taken when the two actresses participated in the recording of SBS’ “Healing Camp” together. Both of them were wearing white dresses which exuded and emphasized their pure and elegant charms,. ... Read more
Lee Bo Young will be making a guest appearance on SBS’ “Healing Camp.”
On January 13, a representative of the show revealed to TV Report, “It has been confirmed that Lee Bo Young will be a guest on SBS’ ‘Healing Camp.’ After matching the schedules of both parties, we will go ahead with the filming.” . ... Read more

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Attending a smile foundation event Sonakshi Sinha look stunning in a white top and jeans. She attended the smile foundation 9th anniversary celebration and had a lot of fun with its kids there. Later in the day she also attended Football legends cup unveiling event in Mumbai.
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My records indicate that John Ressler (1841-1892)who was married to Sarah Miller is James Ressler's older brother. I have no record of Orpha Knight so I am probably speaking of a different person. Here's what I have on the children of Jacob Ressler (1817-1890) and Sarah Helsel:
1.Daniel (1839-1927) married Charlotte Skiles
2.Jacob (1842-1917)a Civil War vet (PA Volunteers Co. F 2nd battalion)who married Mary Jane Aungst He is buried in Westmoreland County. Michael Caldwell has a picture of him and his wife on his website.(www.michaelscottcaldwell.com)
3. John Ressler (1841-1892) m. Sarah Miller
4. David (1844-1890) m. Sarah Stutzman
5. Jane (1847-?) m. John Aungst
6. Henry (1853-1902) m. Jemima Detwiler
7. Sarah (1853-?) m. Robert Davis then David Hildebream (unsure of spelling)
8. James (1855-1935) m. Margaret Brown, then Margaret Smith
9. Elias (1858-1911) m. Jennie Detwiler (1859-1938)
John Ressler (who married Orpha Knight) is not descended from Daniel and Charlotte Ressler. They had 5 children, only one of them a male,--my great grandfather Jacob Ressler
I am sending you a self-addressed stamped envelope so that you may send me copies of the obituaries, group sheets. If it costs extra postage, I would be glad to send it.
Thanks for the information
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