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Fig trees are commonly found in many campuses in Kerala. But when they bear fruits, people often seem to be confused whether they are actually edible or not. To avoid this ambiguities, we have to make sure that we are planting the right fig tree that gives edible fruits.
The fig variety known as Ficus auriculata that belongs to the Capri fig category is commonly found in most places. It is a shady tree and has wide single leaves and fruits emerge from the branches. The leaves are used for serving or covering food. But its fruits are not generally edible. However, it can be used to make dishes after removing the sap from the fruit.
The edible fig tree belongs to the common fig category and is known as Ficus carica. Its leaves have at least three lobes and the fruits are found singly. The dried fig has properties that can treat constipation.
Fig is rich with potassium and is able to regulate blood pressure. Being rich with iron, it can cure anaemia. It can also reduce cholesterol because of high fibre content. With a lower Glycemic index value, fig is ideal to be included in the diet of diabetic patients.
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- Ganre: Adventure Games
- Version: 4.5.0
- Developer: Sigono Inc.
- Requirements: Android 4.1+
- Publish Date: 06.06.2019
- Rated for: 8+ years
The description of OPUS: Rocket of Whispers
Opus: Rocket Of Whispers – an exciting and atmospheric game, whose actions take place in the virtual world after a protracted epidemic. The plague was serious, almost the entire population of the planet died out. Your character will be a man named John, this man was able to survive and he can communicate and see ghosts. Walk through the winter wastelands, try to find the missing parts for the rocket in order to soon fly into space and escape from a dying planet.
Explore the ruins, find interesting artifacts and remnants of a civilization that has recently flourished. All these items will help to learn about the past. In the application Opus: Rocket Of Whispers you can find more than a hundred different things, you can find a lot of interesting music tracks. The story is interesting, it is not tedious and you will definitely like to move along the storyline.

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Reinvest your passive income. Once you've started earning a good amount of passive income, you can reinvest that income to earn ever more. This income will then produce further income that you can also reinvest. This cycle produces ever-increasing income streams without any direct cost to you. For example, you could reinvest revenue from website advertising into more advertising that brings readers to your site. This increase in traffic would then further increase your ad revenue.
That strategy seems waaaayyyy less risky than actively picking stocks of supposedly “reliable” stocks that issue dividends, which could be cut at any time due to shifting industry trends and company performance. Dividend investing feels like an overly complex old-school way of investing that doesn’t have a very strong intellectual basis compared to index investing.
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However, affiliate marketing isn’t as simple as just placing some links in your texts and hoping to make a sale. To be successful, you’ll need to follow some best practices. First of all, always disclose that you use affiliate links or your readers may feel as if they have been misled. Choose to link out to products that are relevant to your niche and your content. Ideally, you will only link to products and services you can personally vouch for. http://peterbreboneria.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Passive-Income.jpg
Inspired by you, I started a tax/personal finance a month ago. I figured if it works out, it will create a good side income for me. If not, at least I can use the blog to build my brand as a tax lawyer. Other than that, my current investment portfolio is heavily focused on index funds because of its historical performance and tax & cost efficiency. Right now my dividends income every year is about $14,000. I also have a good amount of unrealized capital gains every year from my investment, though I don’t count the capital gains as my passive income as they are paper gains, at least for now.
A good portion of my stock allocation is in growth stocks and structured notes that pay no dividends. The dividend income that comes from stocks is primarily from S&P 500 index exchange-traded funds. Although this is a passive-income report, as I'm still relatively young I'm more interested in building a large financial nut through principal appreciation rather than through dividend investing. As an entrepreneur, I can't help but have a growth mindset.
You can find dividend stocks using Google Finance Stock Screener which is free to use. Set the search criteria for the P/E Ratio, and Dividend yield (shown as a percentage) criteria. You can set minimum and maximum values; in the dividend yield box, set it between 2 and 100. This will search for stocks that pay dividends worth between 2-100% of the current stock price.
For someone my age, I have an extremely low risk portfolio of mutual funds, foreign currency, and bonds. It’s made a bit more risky by my recent exposure to cryptocurrency, but that’s the only “high risk” activity going on here. Nothing exciting, but it pays some nice dividends and beats the hell out of keeping money in a savings account. This is a way for me to hedge against the risk I incur by angel investing in startups.
Non-fiction e-books that educate your potential audience on specific topics like finance, online marketing, and business are going to make you more money than fiction books. Of course, there are always exceptions and you could write the next Harry Potter book, but if you want to create some residual income opportunities quickly, I would suggest you go for what sells first!
As a private lender, you can lend to anyone in your social circle. For example, many home rehabbers need access to a source of capital they can tap into very quickly in order to fund the initial purchase of their properties. You can partner with a rehabber who uses your capital for a short-term in exchange for an interest rate that is mutually agreed upon.
I invest about 5% of my pre tax income in 401k that my employer matches. Have close to 70k in cash in checking. Also,I liquidated around 40k in my 401k and not sure where to invest that in (bonds vs stocks) because of stocks trading at record high. Have a rental property that is paying itself now and I will pay off the mortgage completely in 5 years. My immediate concern is the cash in checking acct that’s not doing much. Thanks for your reply and appreciate your work. I am learning a lot
It’s a (mostly) short term, higher risk, higher reward place to invest cash that has a low correlation with the stock market, but is far more passive than buying and managing properties, has more opportunity for diversification than private placements (minimums of 5-10K, rather than 100K), and most of the equity offerings (and all of the debt offerings) provide monthly or quarterly incomes. Unlike a REIT, you can choose exactly which projects you wish to invest in.
One of the things I'm surprised your article doesn't mention is the tax advantages of this type of investment. The depreciation and rehab costs (purchasing distressed properties) can be huge deductions to ones income taxes, which none of the others have. Then, along with the appreciation of real estate, this passive income investment outperforms the notion of maxing out my 401k as well.
If it is one thing I would like to say is that I sold my first item on Ebay in 3/14 after being unemployed for 2 months. Since then I have discovered the bottom line secret of making money online… The secret is this – *There is no secret. Any legit idea/stream/online business can be made a steady stream of income. IF you are willing to put in the effort.
This encompasses everything from eBooks to stock images and even Udemy courses. The idea here is to create a digital good that has value. Why digital? Well, if you’re creating really unique hand-made socks, you can’t just duplicate them and resell them. Furthermore, you have to pack and ship each pair. Both of these things mean that there’s a fixed ratio of labor to income, and we’ve already discussed why that’s not ideal. Digital goods can be duplicated, and we can engineer systems (or use online marketplaces) to deliver them automatically. Awesome.
That depends what you call a “good” lifestyle. Could I rent yachts and get bottle service every weekend living off my passive income? No way. Could I travel 10–15 weeks a year and live in central Tel Aviv with money to spare? Definitely. I was able to earn low 6 figures completely passively. But if you want to make boatloads of money, and step up to the 7-figure territory, then yes, you’re going to need a combination. If, however, you want time to pursue your passions and have a moderate amount of fun, you can definitely sustain yourself with passive income.
A perfect example of the Active Problem Solving + Automation concept is in my online courses I’ve created over the years, or my free webinars I’ve created more recently Each of my online courses and webinars are targeted to help people with specific problems, whether that’s in the area of affiliate marketing, podcasting, building a brand, and so forth. I am always improving upon the courses, but they are also evergreen for my audience.
Creating passive income is one of the most important steps towards retirement. Passive income is money that comes in without any work from you. Stock dividends, rental property income, interest on notes are all forms of passive income. Truly passive income is almost impossible to achieve, because every investment involves some sort of work. Stocks are fairly easy to buy, but still require research, while real estate is more difficult to buy, but can produce much higher returns.
This world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the good people that often act in irrational and/or criminally wrongdoing ways within the confines of their individual minds, core or enterprise groups, but because of the good people that don’t do anything about it (like reveal the truth through education like Financial Samauri is doing!). Albert Einstein and Art Kleiner’s “Who Really Matters.”
Thanks for your ideas I love them, also agriculture investment can be nice like tomato hothouse with half the produce for the grower and the sales profit for the grower The genocide against the international Japanese community some 2 million in the European Union at least can break the world economy and leave the One Sunrise War for True Japanese Survival the only alternative
Although it is passive income, I love helping people and find that I actually put in quite a few hours per day creating new products, talking to customers, or getting my name out there. I think you have to have this passion, and you need to keep working for your own sanity, plus to keep you ahead of the competition. Even though it is called passive income, if you lie still for too long, you could start to see your business declining.
“There is no such thing as 100% passive income,” says Flynn. “Even with real estate you still have to manage your properties, or even with the stock market, which is potentially passive income, you still have to manage your portfolio. With online business, there is no such thing as 100% passive income — and this is coming from a guy with a blog called SmartPassiveIncome.com. The definition of passive income is ‘building these businesses of automation,’ but in order to keep them automated and keep that trust going with your audience on top of that, you do have to keep it up every once in a while — so a lot of time upfront and a little time after. But there is alway time involved.”
I have a total of three CDs left. There is no way in hell I’m selling them after holding them for 4+ years so far to take the penalty. The CDs are for 7 years. That would be completely counterproductive. As a result, I feel very stuck with ever getting my CD money back if I wanted to. If the CDs were for just 1 or 2 years, I agree, it doesn’t matter as much. But combine a 7 year term with 4%+ interest is too painful to give up.
It is probably the biggest digital products marketplace online. Clickbank uses a very helpful measure called ‘gravity’ to represent how well a product sells, based on how many sales have been made and how recent these sales were. There’s one thing you want to be aware of though! ClickBank will withhold payment of any balance until an account shows a minimum of 5 sales using at least two types of payment methods. Not only that, if you made a sale but had no earnings for an extended period of time, your account will be subject to an ongoing penalty. This means that your affiliate earnings can potentially drop to zero. Nowadays, I rarely promote Clickbank products.
If you are not able to get a mortgage on the property, there are still a few options available though rates can be fairly high. You might try approaching the seller for owner financing where they sell the property to you on monthly installments. This might not be possible if there’s a mortgage on the property since many carry a “due on sale” clause. If you do go this route, make absolutely sure you get a notarized contract with all the details.
Real estate has another perk: Tax law in the US (and most countries) has been written by landowners. There are some ridiculous loopholes, like the ability to deduct expenses (and maybe even some interest) as a cost of doing business. Also, you can sell the property and buy another one without paying taxes. I won’t go into detail here, but Real Estate is my favorite form of passive income, and it makes up over 50% of my portfolio. See the next section for a breakdown.
P2P lending started in San Francisco with Lending Club in mid-2000. The idea of peer-to-peer lending is to disintermediate banks and help denied borrowers get loans at potentially lower rates compared to the rates of larger financial institutions. What was once a very nascent industry has now grown into a multi-billion dollar business with full regulation.
But then figure out your unique selling proposition, what advantage you can offer that the market currently lacks. “My advantage in the passive income marketing space is that I’m not afraid to share my failures or where my income comes from,” says Flynn, who details his impressive income every month. “Transparency is huge,” he says. Referring to the personal bio on his LEED exam site, he says, “You might think I’m not benefitting from putting my story on there, but it helps me establish a relationship with people there. I’m someone who went through the same experience people went through on the site.”
Unless you live nearby and genuinely enjoy doing maintenance work, you will probably want to hire a property manager to oversee your investment. Do some research on any potential management company. You should look at the number and type of properties the company manages, as well as how many properties each individual manager handles. If this last figure is higher than 250, it’s likely your property may not get enough attention.
The time commitment for real estate investing isn’t as continuous as with blogging but it can be a part-time job if you have enough properties and the wrong tenants. Sacrifice a little return for quality tenants and repair problems right the first time. These two simple ideas will save you a ton of time and turn out to be the more profitable solution over the long-run.
For those who prefer a more do-it-yourself style but still want their investments to be managed automatically, a robo-advisor like Betterment may be better suited. After completing an initial questionnaire, this program will automatically invest your money based on things like your risk tolerance and time horizon. They’ll even rebalance your portfolio when necessary – all automatically, of course!
If you need cash flow, and the dividend doesn’t meet your needs, sell a little appreciated stock. (or keep a CD ladder rolling and leave your stock alone). At the risk of repeating myself, whether you take cash out of your portfolio in the form of “rent”, dividend, interest, cap gain, laddered CD…., etc. The arithmetic doesn’t change. You are still taking cash out of your portfolio. I’m just pointing out that we shouldn’t let the tail wag the dog. IOW, the primary goal is to grow the long term value of your portfolio, after tax. Period. All other goals are secondary.
So, armed with my real estate license and this desire to help physicians (and create a business at the same time), I started a real estate company called Curbside Real Estate. My goal was to help physicians buy and sell homes by connecting them to trusted realtors and lenders. It started organically, largely through word of mouth. Next thing you know, I was helping doctors from coast to coast. The business was great and I felt I was making an impact helping physicians, but I still wanted to own my own real estate investment properties.
Given the growth in the sharing economy, your junk can start to pay for itself. For example, if you have some awesome vintage furniture inherited from your grandmother sitting in a storage unit, you can rent this out to photographers for their “styled shoots” which are becoming all the rage. If your furniture is more modern but you still can’t bear to get rid of it – perhaps a home stager will be interested.
As todays business world becomes more and more web focused, creating passive income streams online should be one of your main focuses when building a business in the new economy – whether you’re doing this on your own, or with the help of virtual assistants that manage your blog, or even handle the marketing of your site – you’ve got to love making money while you sleep!
What I did:The first two years of work in NYC was brutal. I told myself there was no way I could work on Wall St for my entire career because I’d probably die from heart failure by age 40. Having an early death in my mind willed me to save 50%+ from the first year onward and devise a CD, real estate, and stock investment distribution system for my savings every year. I thought about starting this site for at least a year before I hired someone from Craigslist to give set me up and push me forward. Hiring someone to get started is totally worth it if you are a master procrastinator. You can now learn how to start your own site with my step-by-step guide to save yourself time and money.
The organizing principle behind this grouping, appropriate economic units, is relatively simple: if the activities are located in the same geographic area; if the activities have similarities in the types of business; or if the activities are somehow interdependent, for instance, if they have the same customers, employees or use a single set of books for accounting.

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The 4-mile Hornbeck Trail, much of which follows the bed of an abandoned historic narrow gauge railroad, is part of complex of single-track dirt trails east of Keswick Reservoir. It is restricted to non-motorized use by hikers (dogs allowed), bicyclists, and equestrians. Both its two trailheads have parking and restrooms.
The south trailhead on Quartz Hill Road has a water fountain. This trail, with its even surface, minimal elevation change, no water crossings, and relative closeness to Redding and Shasta Lake City, is popular with novice mountain bikers, runners, and history buffs. It is appropriate for children. Because shade canopy is spotty, summer trail users should finish by late morning to avoid midday and afternoon dust, heat and sun.
TRAILHEAD AND TRAIL LOCATIONS
The south trailhead on Quartz Hill Road is located about one mile west of its junction with Lake Blvd. or 1.8 miles north from its intersection with Keswick Dam Road. The north trailhead is at the end of Walker Mine Road, which intersects Lake Blvd near Shasta Lake City. The north trailhead is at the gated end of Walker Mine Road, 3.2 miles west of it intersection with Lake Blvd.
A map of the entire trail system surrounding Keswick Reservoir can be downloaded from the Healthy Shasta Website by clicking here.
TRAIL DIRECTIONS AND DESCRIPTION
There are three ways to hike the entire trail—a four-mile shuttle leaving cars at both trailheads, an eight-mile out and back, and a loop trip incorporating the Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail. These directions start from the south trailhead.
The trail weaves west for ¼ mile, passing the restroom, and then turns north through manzanita and oak. At about 0.6 miles the remnants of Old Diggins Road joins the trail from the left. This is the first of many intersections with old mining roads. A few feet farther, the trail turns left sharply, and enters a deeply cut portion of the historic Quartz Hill Railway bed.
The Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail intersects on the right at about 1 mile. A little farther is a modern sculpture in the form of a rusted car body. A little further the first views of Shasta Bally and South Fork Mountains appear, and the trail again more or less overlays the old rail bed for the next two miles.
At about 1.6 miles is the first of two intersections with the FB Trail. (The other is about ½ mile farther.) A little past this point, just before the two-mile marker, one can rest on a bench under a commanding black oak tree. Shortly beyond the two-mile marker Keswick Reservoir can be seen, followed by another bench, this one with a nice view of the water.
At about 2.6 miles a side trail drops about 200 feet down to the Reservoir, which is not an appropriate place to drink or swim. Located at this trail intersection is the rusted detritus of an abandoned encampment. A short distance north of this spur trail on the right is a connecting trail that intersects the Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail. People who want to do a loop trip without traveling another 1.4 miles to the north trailhead at Walker Mine Road should turn right and follow this trail.
Slightly before the 3-mile marker the Hornbeck Trail drops down to a flat and makes a sharp right turn where there is a blank information sign. At about 3.5 miles another side trail to the left leads to Freitas overlook and a bench. A sign calls attention to concrete foundations for an aerial tram that once transported ore across the river. Seen upstream to the northwest is the mouth of Texas Creek with a bench and picnic table at the water’s edge. It was at this location the Quartz Hill Railway Bridge once spanned the river.
The final half-mile of the trail, winding through manzanita, pine, and oaks is better shaded. Several small seasonal streams pass under the trail in culverts.
A return trip from the north trailhead can retrace the hike in the opposite direction or a loop trip can be made incorporating the Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail which can be accessed either by going east on Walker Mine Road 0.8 mile to its trailhead on the right or by going 1.4 miles south on the Hornbeck Trail to its intersection with the Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail, which then winds south rejoining the Hornbeck Trail after 2.8 miles. The last mile is on the Hornbeck Trail ending where you started.
Vegetation in this area is thin in places, as nearly all of it was killed in the early 20th century by smoke from the nearby copper smelters. Recovery is still far from complete. Foothill chaparral, mostly white leaf manzanita, toyon, buckbrush, and coffeeberry came back first and still predominate with trees, primarily knobcone, gray, and ponderosa pine and live and blue oak slowly gaining ground. In the spring, Indian warrior, western redbuds, and several varieties of ceanothus bloom. Spring wildflowers are often scarce, but fortunately so is poison oak.
A hundred years ago, this was serious mining country, but not for gold. In 1897 copper replaced gold as the Shasta County’s most valuable mineral. In 1906-07 Shasta County produced more copper than any other county in the United States.
The narrow gauge Quartz Hill Railway (originally called Old Diggins Railroad) was built to transport quartz, a premium raw material for copper smelting, from Quartz Hill, a 150-ft high outcrop of the mineral near the end of Herbsenta Lane, several hundred feet northeast of the Quartz Hill Road trailhead to a copper smelter at the mining town of Kennett, now submerged 400 feet under Shasta Lake.
The mined quartz was hauled north and west and across the Sacramento River—much narrower before Keswick Dam was constructed—to a siding on the Southern Pacific Railroad, whose bed is now the Sacramento River Rail Trail. The SP then hauled the quartz north to Kennett.
The Quartz Hill Railway operated from 1907 until Quartz Hill was exhausted in 1915. The copper smelters spewed tons of sulfur dioxide fumes, which were carried by the wind, killing all vegetation it touched, often overnight, as far away as Anderson, including local fruit orchards and denuding much of the area, including the rolling foothills crossed by the Hornbeck Trail.
Irate local farmers successfully sued the mining companies, leading to the closure of all the smelters by 1919. The copper mines, no longer profitable, shut down over the next several years. Much of the Hornbeck Trail follows the alignment of the old narrow gauge Quartz Hill Railway.
The Hornbeck Trail is named for Chuck Hornbeck, an engineer and long time Redding resident who is an avid hiker and railroad and history buff. He located the old rail bed and flagged most of the trail that bears his name.
The entire trail network east of Keswick Reservoir was planned, designed, and built by a partnership between the BLM, the Bureau of Reclamation, the McConnell Foundation, and the Redding Foundation, and was opened in 2007.
QUICK REFERENCE—FROM THE SOUTH (QUARTZ HILL ROAD) TRAILHEAD
Distance: Turtle Bay to the Quartz Hill Road Trailhead—7 miles (11 kilometers)
Trail Length: 4 m. (6.4 k) One Way to the north (Walker Mine Road) trailhead
Trail Length returning on the Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail:
– From the north trailhead accessing from the Hornbeck Trail—5.2 m. (8.3 k)
– From the north trailhead accessing from Walker Mine Road—4.6 m (7.4 k)
– From the north junction with the Hornbeck Trail connector—3.8 m (6.1 k)
Elevation (approximate): Start—724 ft, End—682 ft, Highest Point—803 ft.
Difficulty: Easy, one-way, moderate, round trip.
Best Attributes: Historic railroad, views of reservoir, mountains, and history
Best Time: Anytime but hot sunny weather, high winds, or major storms.
Hiking Time (one way): 2 hours
Biking Time (one way): 25-60 minutes
Connecting Trails: FB Trail, Lower Sacramento Ditch Trail, Upper Sacramento Ditch Trail and its connector trail.
This “Best Of” article originally appeared October 9, 2013.
Marion Schmitz was born in Evansville, Indiana, and spent most of his adult life in Bucks County, PA. He graduated from Purdue University and received an MS in chemical engineering from the University Of Pennsylvania and later worked as a researcher and manager for Rohm & Hass, a chemical manufacturer. After his retirement, he moved to Redding with his wife, Carole in 1997.
He is one of the founders and board members of the Trails & Bikeways Council of Greater Redding where has applied his engineering talents to trail and bridge building in the field and by bringing scientific clarity and coherence to cluttered concepts and confused concerns with curmudgeonly delight at TBC meetings. When not doing good work for his community, he likes to hike, play tennis, and drink beer (not necessarily in that order).

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The Arizona Soccer Association is sad to report the passing of Tom McConkey. Our thoughts and prayers and with Tom's family and friends during this difficult time.
Tom had been a member of the Arizona Soccer Community for more than 30 years. He been involved in every aspect of soccer in Arizona to include running a myriad of tournaments, leading the Valley Youth Soccer League (VYSL), bringing women’s semi-professional soccer to the valley (Arizona Heatwave), to leading many youth soccer Clubs.
He leaves his wife Chris, son’s Thomas and John, daughter Jill, and six grandchildren He will be deeply missed by family, friends, and those who have worked alongside him to help grow the game in our state.

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“TOMATO” Saturday Supper features local Chef Jensen Lorenzen of the Cass House, Chef’s Daniel Mattern & Roxana Jullapat from LA’s Cook’s County all together at Windrose Farm. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience these Chef’s collaborating and presenting our locally grown. The evening kicks off with a farm tour, to then be followed by a multi-course meal showcasing Windrose Farm’s tasty heirloom tomatoes, seasonal produce and other local flavors paired with fabulous wines and live music. This event sold out last year, so get your tickets early!
Heirloom Tomato Festival @ Windrose Farm. Come for the traditional Heirloom Tomato Tasting of over 40 varieties, stay for the local chefs and purveyors that will be preparing bites of their favorite recipes using Windrose Farm’s tomatoes and tasty produce. The Farm Stand will be open & selling much of the flavorful fare you will be grazing on throughout the afternoon.
Price for BOTH the supper on Saturday and the tasting on Sunday is $120.
Want to make a weekend of it? Come camp at the Farm under the stars in the apple orchard! Reservations for camping can be made at CAMPING at Windrose Farm.


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Sometimes children have a condition called obstructive sleep apnea, where the child snores so badly that they're atually gasping for air. Sleep apnea is a treatable condition and may represent allergies, large adenoids, or large tonsils.
Michael Armstrong, MD.
founded Richmond ENT in 2001. A native of Richmond, he trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital and has been in practice since 1995. Board-certified in both otolaryngology and in facial plastic surgery, he provides comprehensive treatment of nasal, sinus and allergic disorders, including cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. He is a leader in the development of office-based surgical treatments for sinusitis, such as Balloon Sinuplasty. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy.

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A RARE GEM
Giovanni | Chicago, IL | 08/24/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Ralph Sharon came over to the states in the early 50's and had moderate success as a pianist. His biggest and most fruitful alliance however, was yet to be. He was teamed with fledgling singer (and big fan) Tony Bennett, and the rest, as they say, is history. (Although the two parted ways amicably for a short period when Tony's career slowed in the late 70's, and Ralph wanted to spend more time at home, but soon rejoined forces and have been going strong ever since) This album was indeed recorded at 2:38 A.M., as the title says. Being a big Tony Bennett fan, this obscure import appealed to me. The subtitle, (Ralph Sharon Quartet 'and Friend') also suggested a spot for Tony Bennett somewhere on the sides as well. My musical instincts rarely fail me, for sure enough, on the track "FRIEND'S BLUES", Tony appropriately scats his way across a few bars of the song. (though he is credited nowhere, not even on the liner notes, which I suspect by reading and all the references the author makes throughout were penned by Tony) The liner notes say "when you work as closely with Ralph as I have, he makes MY musical abilities all the more easy to showcase, for instance. The author also mentions these sides were recorded in Chicago in 1958, after the author and Sharon's crew had finished a date at the Chez Paree (Bennett had a much acclaimed run here in Chicago in '58) Tracks like "OL' MAN RIVER" are close to the arrangement Bennett used, a fast, modulating, latin tinged swinger abetted by bongo beater extraordinaire Candido. Ralph's plaintive reading of a song The Four Lads (I think) murdered once, "A GARDEN IN THE RAIN" is an import from Ralph's homeland "across the pond". A great CD to play during dinner parties or just when you need to unwind after "one of those days", whether your'e a Bennett fan, Sharon fan, or just a great music fan!"

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text: We share our planet with many kinds of life, among them are the great sea turtles. Sea turtles are magnificent animals. I once saw three of them 'playing' in the surf. It was an unforgettable memory. Their young face many dangers on their way to becoming adults. We need to do all that we can to protect and preserve these precious creatures.

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Bob's Workshop: How to Build A Bookshelf
September 27th, 2012
You can learn a lot from a man like Bob, he's a resourceful man who likes to utilise what he's got instead of relying on tools, so here he builds a bookshelf using his manhood to do all the hard graft. Admirable.
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Cornish thrash-punkers Rash Decision have decided to load their third long-player with so much music that it’s overwhelming. Essentially a double album, Headstrung / Seaside Resort to Violence features a brand new record (Headstrung) and it’s paired with 2014’s Seaside Resort to Violence just to make sure you’ve got so much punk that you won’t know what to do with it.
Obviously what you should be doing with it is turning it up very loud and getting proper rowdy. Rash Decision sound like The Exploited, Send More Paramedics and Grand Collapse which means they play no-frills, balls-out hardcore punk and have a bloody riot doing so.
Rash Decision aren’t exactly reinventing the wheel when it comes to hardcore punk. They play loud and fast and they clearly enjoy it. We’re treated to such wonderfully blunt lyrics like, “fuck in crust we trust”, “slippers off, any hole’s a goal” and “argh it’s in my eye, it’s in my eye” which comes from a song about getting leaves blown in your face. It’s not smart and it’s not clever but my God if it isn’t fun. There’s nothing wrong with being silly if it’s entertaining and thankfully Rash Decision don’t cross the line so far that their sense of humour becomes tiresome.
Despite the often humorous lyricism, Rash Decision seem to be able to conjure up riffs like it’s the easiest thing in the world. The songs on this record hardly ever make it to the 2 minute mark and the band deal in so many bouncy, memorable guitar riffs that it shouldn’t be possible for them all to be contained on it. The band’s guitar work will undoubtedly command some intense mosh pits and songs like Rumblestrip, Dogsbody and Sunburn are heavily bolstered by said guitar wizardry.
The sheer intensity of Headstrung and its unrelenting speed is the only real negative we can sling at the band. If you want Rash Decision to mix things up and show some variety then you’ll be sorely disappointed because all Rash Decision want to do is play fast and loud. This would be fine in a live environment, but on a record it can be a bit exhausting.
Regardless, Rash Decision have managed to churn out 17 minutes of hardcore punk perfection on Headstrung and if the new material doesn’t quench your hardcore thirst then there’s another 19 minutes of songs for you to indulge in, thanks to Seaside Resort to Violence being on the B side. Rash Decision are an immensely enjoyable hardcore punk act that don’t have too many strings on their bow, but thankfully the ones that are there do the job perfectly.
Rash Decision’s Headstrung / Seaside Resort to Violence is out now on 12″ vinyl directly through the band’s Bandcamp page.

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Since we were little girls, we watched Snow White and know the story behind the words Mirror, Mirror.
As we got older, the mirror began to say words similar to a song by M2M:
Mirror Mirror lie to me
Show me what I want to see
Well the reason we want the mirror to lie to us is probably due to its lighting and how it makes us look when trying on clothes in a fitting room. And nothing is more frustrating than trying on an outfit in a fitting room only for it to appear completely different when you wear it again at home.
According to an article in SHOP! magazine, Fred Margulies of Herschman Architects stated, “Lighting is key. The idea is for people trying on an item to see it the same way when they get home and truly understand the color.”
Blogger Inna photographed herself in eleven different big-brand fitting rooms and the differences are incredible. Ultimately, these photographs go to show just how crucial it is that shops get the right lighting and mirrors that will be most flattering to the customers.
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How to make Pancit Malabon sauce at home?
Prepare the Pancit Malabon sauce by pouring annatto oil in a pan. Once the oil starts to get hot, saute garlic and onion. Add sliced pork, cook for 1 minute. Add tinapa fish flakes, chicharon, and fish sauce. Stir.
What kind of meat is in Pancit Malabon?
In a large bowl put together noodles, achuete sauce, kinchay, tinapa, chicharon, pork, kalamansi juice. Season with patis and pepper. Arrange attractively on a serving dish or a bilao. Decorate with sliced boiled eggs, oysters, squid, shrimps and pechay. Pancit malabon is a Filipino noodle dish that originated from Malabon.
How long does it take to cook Pancit Malabon noodles?
Drain the water from the noodles afterwards. Pour 8 to 10 cups of water into a cooking pot. Let boil. Add the soaked noodles into the pot. Cook for 3 to 5 minutes or until completely done. Remove from the cooking pot. Set aside.
Where is pancit Malabon located in the Philippines?
Malabon is the name of the place where Pancit Malabon originated. It is a city within Metro Manila geographically located north of the City of Manila. It is adjacent to the coastal City of Navotas, which is home to the Navotas Fish Port Complex – a major fish port and fish market in the Philippines.
Where did Pancit Malabon get its name from?
Pancit Malabon with thick rice noodles coated in rich and vibrant sauce and loads of toppings. Enjoy this tasty Filipino noodle dish anytime you want with this homemade recipe! A noodle dish aptly named because of its origin which is Malabon city.
How long to soak rice noodles for Pancit Malabon?
Pancit Malabon with thick rice noodles coated in rich and vibrant sauce and loads of toppings. Enjoy this tasty Filipino noodle dish anytime you want with this homemade recipe! Soak rice noodles for 30 minutes then cook the rice noodles according to package instructions. Drain and set aside.
What kind of oysters are in Pancit Malabon?
Secondly, Pancit Malabon has a variety of toppings, that even includes pre-cooked squid (adobong pusit) and oysters (this can either be steamed oysters or adobong talaba). Making your own Pancit Palabok can be intimidating.


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I had previously illustrated my style icons from yesterday and today in a previous article. I dedicate a whole page to the principal and what better day to talk to you about the life of Audrey Hepburn than when she would have turned years?
Audrey Kathleen Ruston
Born May 4, 1929 in Brussels. Yes, that’s her.
He took the surname Hepburn when his father added the surname of his maternal grandmother ‘Kathleen Hepburn’ to that of the family. He lived in Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands because of his father’s work in a British insurance company that led him to move often. When he was 6, his parents divorced and his father abandoned her, her mother and two siblings (his mother had in previous marriage) by following the ideals of Nazism. This was defined by her as the most traumatic period of his life despite his next three miscarriages and although reunited with his father in Dublin several years later.
History and career of Audrey Hepburn
Permanently he moved to Holland in Arnhem began her dance studies at the Conservatory. Once moved to London, her teacher, however, said to have little chance to become prima ballerina because of its height and excessive thinness. So Audrey decided to try it in the cinema. The rest of the story we know it all. He has conquered Hollywood and the whole world.
Many movies in which we played a leading role. Are undoubtedly Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Roman Holiday, My Fair Lady and Sabrina, just to name a few at random. Five Oscar nominations including one win for Best Actress. 10 Golden Globe nominations, two of which won. Three David di Donatello. Elected special ambassador for UNICEF and countless other awards that celebrate it as an icon not only of style.
From 1967 onwards he began to work occasionally for family responsibilities. At the time, she was married to a psychoanalyst Italian, Andrea Dotti, with whom she had a second child (previously was Mel Ferrer actor’s wife for 14 years and father of her first child). Their relationship lasted 13 years despite several betrayals of her husband and also on the end of her. In the end he moved to Switzerland with actor Robert Wolders who accompanied until Audrey died sixty-three because of colon cancer in Switzerland in Tolochenaz.
The style of Audrey Hepburn
What was the style of Audrey Hepburn? What characterized it over his dreamy and romantic air? As inspiration?
Well, there’s nothing to do. With certain class or you are born or you’ll make a right. Certainly not you start posting selfie with rear and breasts in full view. Certainly do not go around half naked. Surely you tend more to cover yourself you find yourself. This is.
So those who claim to be inspired by her but then they do all the things listed above could avoid it while turning over in his grave and be less blasphemous.
Just look at a hundred of his pictures on the net to see what a jewel, a little black dress, a suit (preferably Givenchy), a white shirt, Capri pants, a scarf and dancers make a difference. Simply and naturally. They were not the antiquated time, otherwise it would be still one of the greatest exponents of good taste. The real one, healthy, serious about the world and people around you. Respectful and yet classy. Then as now.
Below I enjoyed recreating two of his look with today’s pieces.
I greet you with two of the nicest pictures fan art of Audrey.


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Hundreds of South Holyoke residents got out and enjoyed the nice weather on Saturday, taking in the Family Fun Day at Carlos Vega Park.
The event was put on by the South Holyoke Safe Neighborhood Initiative.
The group - spearheaded by the Hampden County Sheriff's Department - is working to make South Holyoke a more family friendly place.
One family told CBS 3 that they have seen a difference in the past year, since they have been volunteering with the group.
"I've seen kids gathering up more and talking to each other more and less bad stuff in the street," said Aida Rivera. "I see them coming together and making teams. So, everybody is together."
"It feels good that someone is caring for the community and doing stuff," said Robert Rivera. "The kids feel safe now."
As part of the Family Fun Day, those in attendance got to have some food, play some games and even enjoy a giant inflatable water slide.
Copyright 2013 WSHM (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved.

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Design and control of underwater robotic knifefish
Date of Issue2013
School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Bio-mimetic robotic fish has become popular in recent years. A lot of researches have been conducted to study the perfect natural motions of fishes. In this project, design and control of robotic knifefish were studied. [1st Award]
Student Research Poster
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It was a more innocent time.
The grounds were not unlike a small college: a circle drive in front of the administration building; two rows of two-story, red brick residence halls; spacious lawns and great leafy trees rising above it all. But in this instance the halls were wards, and the grounds those of the Idaho State School and Hospital—the state’s institution for the mentally retarded. Residing there were six hundred and twenty-seven developmentally disabled children and adults, all of them requiring twenty-four-hour assistance and supervision. Another couple hundred people worked on staff.
A member of administration (in a vaporous position somewhere in the loose space between administrative assistant and assistant superintendent), I had drawn manager duty on that Saturday. It was breezy, jacket-and-scarf cold, and the trees were bare of leaves. It was a weekend day and an inside day.
I was walking from the hospital building to administration (almost certainly with my best hand-carved pipe only just lit) when I saw him. A man I did not know was standing nearly at the center of the campus, two… Continue reading


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ALBATROS FIGHTER FLIES AGAIN!
Koloman Mayrhofer and Eberhard Fritsch announced that in the late morning of 10th April 2012, after a 94 year break, a WWI designed Albatros fighter has flown again.
On the Schleißheim aerodrome (near Munich) the OEFFAG Albatross D.III s/n 253.24 replica produced by the two friends, started test flights. “We’re very happy to reach our goal of making the plane fly” says Koloman, “especially as the replica is historically accurate and is fitted with an original six cylinder Austro Daimler engine, produced in 1917!”
“We would like to thank all the people involved in the project” continued Mayrhofer. “Without their passion and devotion, this 20 years journey wouldn´t have reached its natural end”. The text pilot Roger Louis “Tex” Texier, after all the pre-flight inspection controls were done by his C.S. Francis DePenne, performed two flights over the day and afterward declared: “together with Mayrhofer we scheduled to use the first flights just to gain confidence with the aircraft characteristics, but” continued the well experienced test pilot “already on the second flight I felt so connected to the aircraft that I couldn’t help by doing some aerobatic manoeuvres”. These manoeuvres included a series of touch-and-go, a stall, some tight turns and a Immelmann, that aroused the enthusiasm of the crowd on the ground.
The pilot also gave his first impressions: “the Albatros is really different from all the other WWI aircraft I have flown. The tail surfaces are extremely sensitive, unlike the ailerons; the powerful engine grants good acceleration and climbing characteristics…. it's a real race horse!”
As the flight programme developed, despite bad weather conditions, it was possible to achieve a total of nearly 3 hours flying by the end of the week. The flight test activities of the aircraft are carried under the experimental certification of the LBA (German NAA) supervision, and are scheduled to last until 22nd of July.
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GM and the US Army created this badass concept truck for military operations. The 6.5 ft. tall truck runs quietly thanks to a hydrogen-electric 4WD drivetrain, its power pack can be removed to power field operations, and can produce clean drinking water as a by-product.
A truck driver in a Sri Lankan fuel depot shows off his impressive maneuvering skills as he manages to turn around his semi and trailer in what seems to be an impossibly small space. Who needs 3-point turns anyway?
Based on the imposing Nissan TITAN XD, the TITAN Warrior raises the stakes by raising its height almost 3″, and its width by 6″. It rocks ginormous 37″ tall off-road tires on 18″ wheels. Terrain crushing ability aside, its sculpted front end and sporty interior look just awesome.


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After winning hearts with an honest performance in ‘Neerja’, actress Sonam Kapoor is eyeing down South. According to reports, Sonam will be venturing into Tamil cinema and her debut film will see her opposite her ‘Raanjhana’ co-star Dhanush. The movie is titled ‘NEEK’ ( an acronym for Nilavukku Enmael Ennadi Kobam) and will be helmed by legendary Rajinikanth’s daughter Soundarya.
Reportedly, the two actors will play a married couple with problems in their marital life. If these reports are true, then Sonam’s fans down South will be elated. Many actors have done movies in South cinema and some have even shifted base to South. We hope Sonam doesn’t make plans to shift in Tollywood.
Currently, Sonam has two Bollywood films in her kitty, ‘Veere Di Wedding’ and ‘Battle for Bittora’. Both movies are directed by Shashanka Ghosh.
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New Delhi/IBNS: The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given its approval for the implementation of the Atal Bhujal Yojana (ATAL JAL), a Central Sector Scheme with a total outlay of Rs.6000 crore to be implemented over a period of 5 years (2020-21 to 2024-25).
The scheme aims to improve ground water management through community participation in identified priority areas in seven States, viz. Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.
Implementation of the scheme is expected to benefit nearly 8350 Gram Panchayats in 78 districts in these States. ATAL JAL will promote panchayat led ground water management and behavioural change with primary focus on demand side management.
Out of the total outlay of Rs. 6000 crore, 50% shall be in the form of World Bank loan, and be repaid by the Central Government. The remaining 50% shall be through Central Assistance from regular budgetary support. The entire World Bank's loan component and Central Assistance shall be passed on to the States as Grants.


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Committee: Save vital Royal Poinciana Way buildings by landmarking
While refining a draft Planned Unit Development agreement for the town’s traditional main street, members of the Royal Poinciana Way Committee emphasized Friday that the preservation of worthy buildings is paramount.
Commission members Bobbie Lindsay Buck and Susan Markin, in particular, said saving architecturally valuable structures should be the priority of the PUD. The Town Council created the board months ago to investigate ways to allow development in the block that would retain Royal Poinciana Way’s small-town character.
“I’m worried about shifting a predominately commercial mixed-use street to a residential street. I’m looking for a balance,” Buck said. “I think that’s what the citizens of this town want.”
The board agreed that the owners of “contributing” structures in the block would not be able to take advantage of potential increases in height and floors allowed under a PUD if they remove more than 50 percent of the existing structure.
The committee did not specify what sections of a building, such as its public façade, would have to be preserved.
“I think we are going to have to flesh out 50 percent exactly of what, whether it’s square footage or some other barometer,” said Chairman Michael Pucillo. The 50 percent provision would not apply to buildings that are noncontributing or not historically valuable.
The draft agreement, which could be presented to the Town Council in December at the earliest, would allow a maximum height of 35 feet for a three-story building, with an additional 5 feet allowed for a parapet on a flat roof and an additional 10 feet for a pitched roof. And, the PUD would limit a third story to 35 percent of lot coverage; therefore, it would be considerably smaller than the preceding floors, which can be a maximum of 70 percent of lot coverage.
Member Alexander Ives questioned the maximum height proposal, saying the new Publix supermarket is 37 feet at its highest point. Zoning administrator Paul Castro said he would return with a recommendation on roof height since most buildings in the block have flat roofs.
Participating in the PUD when changing properties would provide a significant benefit related to parking requirements, according to Castro.
“If you decide to tear down a noncontributing building all the way and rebuild, you only have to provide the parking for the intensity of use over and above what was there before,” Castro said. For contributing structures, there are no additional parking requirements, unless the owner expands beyond the building’s original size, he said.
The board is leaning against allowing additional curb cuts, is mulling whether to limit the street-side span of buildings and is pondering potential widths for vias that would be modified/added when redevelopment occurs on the block.
Castro advised the board that if it puts too many restrictions in the PUD that go beyond those now in place for the commercial/town-serving zone, “nobody’s going to use it.”
Markin suggested that the board set aside time at its November meeting to discuss ways to encourage owners of contributing properties to have those buildings landmarked.
“Landmarking the contributing buildings would go a long way into buying into this program,” Markin said.
Ives, executive director of the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach, said he was concerned doing so might undercut the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
“If landmarks was going to be successful landmarking them, they would have already done it, No. 1,” said Markin. “No. 2, we are in a prime opportunity of redeveloping the whole street. And if ever there was a chance to build in some incentives, that’s all we’re saying, then I think it’s worth discussing.”
Ives disagreed. “If you put in incentives, then you’ve got them just for this 5-acre area and not offering that to the entire town. And that’s undercutting the whole landmarking process in my mind,” Ives said.
The committee is expected to examine issues related to the town’s comprehensive plan and will consider design guidelines crafted by preservation consultant Jane Day and new urban design expert Stephen A. Mouzon of Miami.


Ndamukong Suh, still doing things that cost his team when not necessary. Here, he rolled up John Sullivan, the Vikings center, from behind after Ponder threw an interception that was being returned for a touchdown. Instead, Matthew Stafford threw an interception of his own on the very next play, and the Vikings scored on another Peterson touchdown to make it 14-6.
Antonio Brown is now the NFL’s highest paid receiver.
John Lynch and the 49ers should be looking to trade down in the 2017 NFL Draft.
Williams, an Arkansas transfer, has Middle Tennessee poised for a run in the NCAA Tournament.
Mahershala Ali, who just won an Oscar for Moonlight, was a Division-I, four-year collegiate basketball player on scholarship at (…)
Releasing some steam.
Kyle Lowry will undergo wrist surgery and miss a few weeks.
Gonzaga is on shaky ground.
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ATR72 leaves the fleet and is exchanged for an Embraer 175. Stuttgart route will be discontinued - in future there will be a greater focus on tourist destinations.
After more than 2 years, it was obviously time for an interim assessment in the executive floor of Lübeck Airport and thus also at Lübeck Air. What initially went out as a message to the local travel agencies was now confirmed by Aviation.Direct during the ITB in Berlin. Lübeck Air is turning itself upside down shortly before the start of the 2023 summer flight schedule. The connection to Stuttgart will be discontinued at the end of this week.
The connection had, according to its own statement, developed well in the last 2 years, but not sufficiently enough to continue to be flown in the future. This means that being off the track is not a short-term or temporary cancellation, but a permanent one. According to Lübeck Air, the only remaining inner-German connection to Munich on the double daily edge is running much better and will also be maintained in the future.
The decisive news, however, is that the only ATR72 D-ALBC will leave the fleet this summer and thus in the coming weeks. The machine, which was previously operated in cooperation with the Danish Air Alsie, will be replaced by a larger Embraer 175 jet with 88 seats. Even if the agreement with the future partner, who will also operate the aircraft under wet lease, is already at an advanced stage, Lübeck Air will only make an official announcement in the coming weeks.
This means that the plans for Lübeck Air's own AOC are also no longer valid. The airline confirmed this to us. This endeavor is now no longer pursued. While the cooperation with the Danish Air Alsie will continue in a different form in the future, this looks different with the German Airways, which last year operated an Embraer 190 with the Lübeck Air branding. This was ended as planned after the last summer flight plan and will not be pursued again this summer.
Both the surprising end of the ATR72 and the choice of the E-175 as the future aircraft type are closely related to the empirical values of the past 2 years. Although the machine had turned out to be an extremely reliable type of aircraft for Lübeck Air, the executive floor had to realize that the original focus on business travelers did not correspond to the actual status quo. Both bookings on domestic German flights and general demand showed a clear trend towards more private travelers from/to Lübeck. This demand for more southern travel destinations and thus longer and longer flight routes makes the ATR72 a very unsuitable aircraft type for this.
Since Lübeck Airport and Lübeck Air will now, with the exception of Munich, focus more on destinations in the south, after more than 2 years of interim results, there is also a change in the aircraft type among the northern Germans.
Sundair and Smartwings are represented in the 2023 summer flight schedule from Lübeck
There are also small changes in the 2023 summer flight schedule at Lübeck Airport. In addition to the partnership with Sundair, which will primarily fly to Antalya, Heraklion (Crete), Corfu and Palma de Mallorca from Lübeck with the Airbus A319, a new airline was also found for flights to Gran Canaria. The Czech airline Smartwings will fly weekly to the Canary Islands with Boeing 737 aircraft from the end of September to the end of October 2023, a kind of “test balloon” in order to continue these flights in the coming winter if there is demand.
The Sundair flights from Lübeck are obviously enjoying a significant increase in demand in the second season. As Aviation.Direct was informed by Lübeck Airport, bookings are currently almost 30% higher than in the previous year. A positive circumstance which again clearly underlines the trend towards destinations and demand in the south. The airport, which currently has operating hours from 6 a.m. to 23 p.m. and can be approached according to CAT 2 regulations, also benefited from the strikes at the neighboring airports in recent weeks. For example, Sundair used Lübeck Airport as a substitute airport for Bremen when the ground staff there went on strike.

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Karachi: Girl dies at CHK allegedly by wrong injection
KARACHI: A teenage girl alleged died at Civil Hospital Karachi due to spurious injection administered to her, Geo News reported. According to the heirs, 15–year–old Neha, resident of Shah Faisal colony, brought to CHK four days ago as she was suffering from fever. They said the girl died due to reaction of an injection, she was given two hours before her death. The doctors fled from the ward after the incident. The hospital administration did not give comments on it.


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Wisconsin Wildflowersby RVJames Designs
ABOUT THE ART
Drawings of wildflowers are arranged around Wisconsin in areas where you might find them growing. I created the design entirely in CorelDraw, working from my own photographs of the wildflowers. There isn't room to list all that are included.


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The Election Commission has appointed actor Rajkummar as its national icon ahead of the upcoming polls. A formal ceremony to mark this occasion is scheduled for Thursday (Oct 26).
The Election Commission has announced that actor Rajkummar Rao would serve as its national symbol ahead of assembly elections in five states.
The Election Commission of India declared earlier this month that more than 161 million people in five states across India will vote in assembly elections next month.
The Election Commission said that Mizoram would vote on November 7. Madhya Pradesh and Telangana will hold elections on November 17 and 30, respectively.
While Rajasthan, set to vote on November 23, will vote on November 25 instead. The ballots will be counted on December 3.
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar also said the polls in these states hold significance because they will act as the final assembly elections before the general elections.

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When Ohio Chief Information Officer Ervan Rodgers steps down from his role next week after more than two years leading the state’s technology initiatives, he’ll leave things better than he found them, he told StateScoop.
A former project manager and IT consultant for Hewlett-Packard and Accenture, Rodgers has spent the past seven years working under Mike DeWine, first in the attorney general’s office before being appointed statewide CIO after DeWine was elected governor in 2018.
In an interview with StateScoop, Rodgers described some of his management techniques, progress of the state’s technology projects during his tenure and why he kept welling up after he made the decision to leave the state government to become the CIO of Designer Brands, which owns the DSW store chain.
So, are you from Ohio?
I’m actually born and raised in Michigan. I moved here 16 years ago, but when you have three kids that all attend [the Ohio State University] and the fans are so strong here, and they win — go Bucks! — I’ve been converted from a Spartan fan to an OSU fan.
You said you’re leaving the state in better shape than you found it. What would you point to as the evidence for that claim?
I would say a number of things. Transparency. Making sure that we’re working in collaboration with not only our citizens, but with our senators, our representatives across the aisle from an agency perspective. That’s one thing I’ve continued to focus in on since day one, to take down some of the barriers, which is why day one of bringing all the CIOs together I DJ’d an event. I shared my alter ego out of the gate to create an environment of less stuffy and more folks willing to share information and fail fast. And it has created a team dynamic collaborative environment that builds on top of the lieutenant governor’s Innovate Ohio.
How has InnovateOhio evolved over the last two-plus years?
Taking advantage of the InnovateOhio platform, I think we have changed the way that we do business here in Ohio, because we got more than a year start on the pandemic with trying to translate and transform a lot of the digital services that we were offering to our citizens, such as “Get In Line Online.” That’s our [Bureau of Motor Vehicles] solution where folks could get in line while they were at home virtually. Little did we know we would take that pilot and expand it and it came at a really good time, versus having a bunch of people in the middle of a pandemic — not having vaccines at the time — standing in line for government services.
Your alter ego is DJ Executive, right?
I’m actually a professional DJ. It shocks people, and my coworkers said I should share that fact. They said “it humanizes you and if you can bring that to the table and incorporate it authentically, it will be a winning combination.” By leveraging this alter ego, I get a chance to incorporate having fun and getting to know people on a different level. When you start to move away some of the barriers, we all bleed the same. It’s all red. We’re here for a common cause to take state-level services and make it a citizen-centric environment.
How has the effort to make the state more citizen-centric been going?
I’ve been fortunate of having the support of Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, especially with the creation of the Executive Order 2019-15D. That has really given me the ability to emphasize the collaboration. There’s four elements in that 2019-15D. I think I’m going to have it tattooed on my arm before I leave.
Number one: We wanted to make sure that for every state agency that we transform their websites onto a single common platform. We have 26 of the 32 rolled onto the IOP platform and we are on target to get the rest of those completed by the end of the year.
The other element is data sharing. Before this administration people held onto their data, but through that executive order, it said you must share the data by using the InnovateOhio platform. That has been a game-changer. We recently released in the middle of a pandemic, data.ohio.gov. I’m not sure how many other companies in the private industry have released major things like that to the public.
The third element was that of completing the seven remaining agencies that were not taking advantage of the state’s data center. So we consolidated those efforts and we finished it on March 15, 2020.
The last piece of that is the Ohio identification, where we’re making sure that you only have to create one ID.
This isn’t your decision, but Katrina Flory has been the state’s deputy CIO for a decade — is there any word on her possibly becoming the state CIO permanently?
In my resignation letter, I felt so strongly about Katrina and the team. I believe in teamwork. It takes a team to get to that next level and my team is one of the strongest teams in the country. I put them up against any other state team. We have a very, very deep bench, which includes Katrina as the deputy. She’s supported every single state CIO since the beginning of the state CIO title in Ohio. Right now she’s the interim CIO. Time will tell whether that will become permanent.
What attracted you to the role with Designer Brands?
To be honest, I wasn’t looking. It found me. I was so focused on the pandemic that I’ve said no this entire time. I didn’t want to leave my state in an awkward position. But what most attracted me was the ability to come in and continue to innovate. To take what I’ve learned today in state government, I fully appreciate that technology is a universal language. So I’m excited to apply this to something new.
I want to thank Gov. Mike DeWine for believing me and giving me an opportunity. This has been my greatest love, passion. This was a really tough decision. In fact, when I finally decided I was going to do it, I think I cried on everybody. I was telling my director, I was telling my chief of staff and every single time I was like, “I’m trying to pull it together.”
I’m going to miss working with the lovely talented men and women, IT Avengers, at Ohio. So I guess I’ll leave you with a big O-H…I-O.
This interview was edited and condensed.


As the European Union grows more ambitious in political scope, its annual summits have become more complicated, as national delegations meeting in Belgium well know.
Shared vision? Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi clowns around while Belgian premier Guy Verhofstadt looks on soberly at the EU Summit
If EU leaders get what they want during their 2-day summit with national delegations in Laeken, Belgium, they will be able to declare concrete progress on the way to a “federal Europe”.
Several difficult issues are on the agenda – from the union’s militarization with a 60,000-strong “rapid reaction force”, to co-ordinated crime-fighting mechanisms and the vast matters of constitutional reform and enlargment from 15 member states to as many as 27.
All this comes just two weeks prior to the greatest moment of truth in EU history – the launch of its common currency, the Euro.
Complicating matters further, the summit is going ahead despite lingering doubts about the agreements from last year’s summit, in the French city of Nice.
There, delegations agreed on a new plan for proportional representation, once the EU enlarges. The Nice deal can be nullified by individual member states. Ireland did just that with a referendum, and unless the government in Dublin can persuade enough voters to change their minds, that agreement may be dead.
The shear complexity of it all has prompted the union’s biggest and most influential states – such as Germany and France – to simply keep moving ahead with plans for an integrated Europe, as they envision it, in concert with European Commission President Romano Prodi.
Their goals in the talks that opened Friday include a “Declaration of Laeken” detailing the future of Europe and a deal on the location of a host of EU agencies. One way or another, they are likely to achieve agreement on these points.
The military issue, though, is still held up by Greek opposition. The country prizes its membership in NATO and, like the United States, sees potential conflicts between military alliances that overlap the same territory.
Delegations are also expected to discuss their nominees for president of a European constitutional convention. Two of the men informally nominated so far, former French president Valéry Giscard d’Estaing and former Italian premier Giuliano Amato, have reportedly failed to generate popular interest.
The constitutional question is of particular interest to Germany and France, which earlier this year presented a joint vision for the union’s future as a federal entity.
There is inevitable scepticism from some smaller countries, though, which worry that a strengthening “European super-state” will undermine their sovereignty.
This greater concern, coupled with the complexity of the EU’s decision-making processes, has held up other reforms to be addressed in Laeken, too.
The union aims to establish a common patent authority – a hugely complicated reform that would entail gradual integration of all member states’ standards and contracts on intellectual property. This, too, has been held up but is on the Laeken agenda.
If the EU’s member states can take meaningful steps on any one of these issues, it will be of great consequence to the continent. If they achieve agreement on more than one, or all of the issues, it will be exceptional.
The more ambitious the union becomes in its federal form, the sweatier the brows of its members, locked in debate across the negotiating table.
A failure of nerve can mean a failure of the “European project” as its leaders in Brussels envision it.
There is much to lose and much to gain in Laeken.


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Yesterday Caroline Bird had a hub-full of spectators hanging on her every word. She performs with consummate assurance and so much energy that not only the hour of her performance but every copy of her book was gone before you could say ‘What a sensational writer, she is surely destined for recognition on a very large scale.”
Then this afternoon Peter Kenny and Richard Fleming read from their joint collection A Guernsey Double, which comprises Peter’s The Boy Who Fell Upwards and Richard’s The Man Who Landed. They are both excellent writers and it was a real treat to hear them perform together, as each complemented the other’s style. Their reflections on Guernsey rang true with me. Peter’s reactions to the island’s spookiness and Richard’s ruminations on Guernsey as a sanctuary were captivating.
I could get used to spending my days watching poets perform and writers read. However, life must return to normal at some point. After tomorrow, hubs will come down, banners will be re-furled and wonderful guests will leave the island. There’s no sense in wallowing though, for there remains more than 24 hours of wordy celebration. Let’s see what we still have in store.
Tomorrow (Sunday) morning I’m heading down to the Bus Terminus to jump aboard the Poetry Bus. That begins at 9:30am and is sure to be a lovely journey of the imaginative as well as the touring kind no doubt.
Going on that magical lyrical tour will unfortunately prevent me from attending Tim Binding’s presentation of his Sylvie and The Songman. He may be best known locally for his novel Island Madness but he’ll be reading and performing for a younger audience tomorrow. The event begins in The Hub at 10am Sunday.
Around midday you could attend the Potato Peel Pie Talk at St James. It will take place between 11:30am and 12:45pm. Then the Poetry Cafe, which will rock the upstairs at Costa Coffee in the Arcade, starting from 1:30pm.
Tomorrow evening the festival is honoured to welcome renowned author Kevin Crossley-Holland to St James where the children’s author and poet will discuss his work and give some readings. The show will begin at 3:30pm.
Finally, come to the Cambridge Steps to embark on a journey of Tales of the Sea, which will set sail at 6pm.
There’s so much happening that I’m going to rush off to join in the fun now. I’ll be back tomorrow to let you know my plan of action for life without the festival and hopefully to give you some interesting pointers for other great literary blogs. Until tomorrow!


In the fast-paced world of aerial transport, the need for precision, speed, and accuracy has never been more crucial. As technology continues to evolve, aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike are witnessing a groundbreaking shift with the introduction of PrecisionPulse Wingspan – a revolutionary advancement in the field. This article explores the intricacies of PrecisionPulse Wingspan, its working mechanism, benefits, applications, and its potential to reshape the future of aerial transport.
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