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President, PM lead nation in greeting Nagaland on statehood day
President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday led the political brass of the country in greeting people of Nagaland on the state's formation day.
President Kovind said: "Greetings to the people of Nagaland on statehood day. The rich culture and traditions of Naga tribes enrich our 'Unity in Diversity'. I fondly recall the warmth of the people during my visit in 2017. My best wishes for a bright future of the people and the State."
In a tweet, Prime Minister Modi said that the people of Nagaland are making rich contributions to India's growth.
"On the special occasion of Nagaland's Statehood Day, greetings to the wonderful people of the state. Naga culture personifies valour and humane values. The people of Nagaland are making rich contributions to India's growth. I pray for Nagaland's progress in the years to come," Modi said.
Greeting people, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu said: "My greetings to the people of Nagaland on their state formation day. Recently, I visited Nagaland and was captivated by its pristine beauty, vibrant culture and the deep connection of its people with nature. My best wishes for the all-round growth & prosperity of #Nagaland."
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said: "I extend my warm greetings to our sisters and brothers of Nagaland on their Statehood Day. This beautiful state is known for its rich traditions and cultural diversity. May Nagaland scale new heights of progress in the coming years."
Wishing people of the state, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted, "Best wishes to the wonderful people of Nagaland on their Statehood Day. The state is known for its natural beauty and vibrant culture. Praying for Nagaland's continuous growth and development."
BJP chief J P Nadda said: "Warm greetings to the sisters and brothers of Nagaland on their Statehood Day. The state of Nagaland is blessed with immense natural beauty and unique culture. I pray for continuous development and prosperity of the people of this beautiful state.
Union Civil Aviation Minisetr Jyotiraditya Scindia said: "Warm wishes to the people of Nagaland on the State's Foundation Day. May it continue to move rapidly on the path of prosperity and growth."


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Consumers today have more choice in how, where, and when they access content than ever before. Social media platforms provide publishers with a way to get relevant, interesting information to those who want to read it, and do so on the consumers terms. But managing multiple social streams — what to publish, where to publish…
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K. Ibura is a writer, painter, and traveler from New Orleans, Louisiana. The middle child of five, she grew up in a hardscrabble neighborhood with oak and fig trees, locusts and mosquitoes, cousins and neighbors. K. Ibura's work delves into spheres of human liberation, human connection, and evolution. She employs speculative fiction and creative nonfiction to take readers through mind-bending journeys into the transcendent, the mystical, and the fantastic.
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Selves are cultivated and crafted by the norms, institutions, and ideologies of their era, a process that can be constrictive and traumatic, particularly for minority communities. The page, however, offers an opportunity to imagine new worlds for the self to inhabit—and new selves to inhabit the world. This is precisely what editors K. Ibura and… »
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Looking for a new short speculative fiction collection? Khadijah Queen and K. Ibura, two literary powerhouses, have you covered. Infinite Constellations: An Anthology of Identity, Culture, and Speculative Conjunctions brings together a variety of short stories and poetry, new stories and reprints, and longer pieces and excerpts, all from veteran and up-and-coming authors.
A brand new anthology of mostly-speculative work by mostly-speculative authors (not exclusively!), edited by Khadijah Queen and K. Ibura. I feel like it’s gone under the radar so far because it was published by a university press, who might not promote it through the usual SFF channels. But please don’t miss this, it was so… »
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Extremely overgrown green area
Reported via desktop in the Obstruction category anonymously at 18:32, Friday 25 August 2023
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 4928193.
There is a green area right in front of my house, unfortunately it has overgrown so much to the point that it is causing the following: - obstructing view from my from window due to very tall shrubs. - weed such as brambles have become too leggy where the thorny stems are poking out the green area and damaging the paintwork of cars parked next to it. (last week, I actually had to snip some of them cos they were scratching my car so badly!) - it's visually unappealing due to it being so unkempt for so long.
On 16th June 2023, I noticed that the council sent someone to actually sort the green patch. However, I believe they did an unsatisfactory job because they only trimmed a very small area (encircled in one of the attached photos. What should have been done was to actually sort the whole green area.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 18:32, Friday 25 August 2023
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:12, Tuesday
This has been redirected to the Bristol City Council Parks team who are responsible for this matter. They'll provide further updates on the issue.
State changed to: Closed
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This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 4928193 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


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MOSCOW, March 21. /TASS/. Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) will hold a presentation of its possibilities for Russian companies, Russia’s Deputy Economic Development Minister Stanislav Voskresensky said Monday.
"Within the nearest months the bank will come here on road-show mission to tell Russian companies how to work with the bank and how to receive financing through it," he said.
According to Voskresensky, AIIB is seeking for projects with a particular focus on transport, energy and water sectors. "But AIIB admits bids for all projects now. The issue is about granting financing by AIIB in the amount of around $100-150 mln," he said.
Deputy Minister also said a working group has been set up jointly with the Finance Ministry to promote projects with this financial organization.
The idea of setting up the AIIB comes from China; the first memorandum on this project was signed in October 2014 in Beijing. The bank was launched on January 16, 2016. The authorized capital of the financial institution amounts to $100 billion, the initial share capital is $50 billion.


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Gold costs plunged on Friday, as the dollar solidified in front of the arrival of key U.S. expansion information that could drive the Federal Reserve’s forthcoming strategy choices.
Spot gold fell 0.3% to $1,842.77 per ounce, starting around 0954 GMT, and was down around 0.4% for the week. U.S. gold prospects declined 0.4% to $1,845.40.
“The U.S. dollar is exchanging hardly higher, consequently burdening gold costs, however, value activity will probably stay quieted as we head into U.S. CPI sometime in the afternoon,” said DailyFX expert Warren Venketas.
“Gold has been uniting around the key $1,850 zone for quite a while, yet U.S. expansion information could provoke a breakout.”
A higher-than-anticipated expansion print could support the Fed’s forceful position as the U.S. national bank is supposed to increment rates by 50 premise focuses one week from now and in July. The agreement conjecture sees the year-over-year expansion rate for May consistent at a rankling 8.3%.
Significant national banks are hustling with loan cost climbs to get on top of flooding expansion. An exorbitant loan fee climate will in general build the open door cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
“Hawkish national banks, increasing genuine rates, and a more grounded U.S. dollar have taken the sparkle off the gold market. Withdrawal of exceptional financial and money-related help is likewise burdening feeling,” ANZ Research said in a note.
The ongoing value scope of $1,800-$1,900 per ounce won’t give any unmistakable bearing until gold breaks either side of the reach, ANZ noted.
In the meantime, gold limits in India this week were extended to their most noteworthy in seven weeks, while new worries over the spread of COVID-19 in top customer China left purchasers hesitant to make buys. [GOL/AS]
Somewhere else, silver slipped 0.6% to $21.54 and platinum was down 0.2% at $968.71, while palladium rose 0.1% to $1,927.42. Every one of them was on course for week-by-week declines, with platinum set for its most exceedingly terrible week since April 22.
If not for the new expansion numbers delivered on Friday morning, we likely would have had several sentences to cover the week’s business sectors: Folks became a little amped up for China returning, however, at that point began stressing a tad over expansion once more. Markets looked generally level.
Obviously, with gold on Friday early evening time ticking along with some built-in costs to last week’s costs of almost $30/oz (the vast majority of which has come through on Friday morning,) obviously economic situations have become some different option from all good.
After some underlying card-rearranging following the CPI print, the cost activity for most significant resources went similarly as we would anticipate: Treasury yields are ascending high while the US Dollar detaches the rooftop; value markets are being steered toward the week’s end; gold spot costs are, at the hour of composing, exchanging more than $1870/oz for simply the second opportunity in a month.


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Lake Washington shipyard created Eastside’s first traffic, housing boom
Jan 10, 2018, 6:11 AM | Updated: 9:29 am
Long before high tech made the Eastside boom, the old Lake Washington Shipyard south of downtown Kirkland in Houghton helped create the area’s first housing shortages and traffic problems.
And even road rage.
“The traffic was so bad, that going up Lake Washington Boulevard from here to Kirkland could take an hour,” said Matt McCauley on a visit to Carillon Point earlier this week.
McCauley is a Kirkland native in his early fifties who’s also an author and historian, and he’s been a volunteer with the Kirkland Heritage Society for decades. Carillon Point, with its office buildings, hotel and restaurants, was built in 1989 on the former site of the shipyard.
McCauley says that at its peak in the middle of World War II, the shipyard had more than 8,000 employees working in three shifts, with many living nearby in public housing built especially for shipyard workers. Since Kirkland was the nearest retail center, traffic jams between the shipyard and downtown Kirkland were common.
“The shipyard, as a PR move, actually bought Kirkland its first stoplight,” McCauley said. “And frequently, you would find fist fights because cars would park right here, the workers cars, and everybody trying to get out onto [Lake Washington Boulevard] to go either this way or this way, sometimes fights would break out. People had been working 12 hour shifts, and a lot of them were young and many had been drinking on the job.”
In those pre-sewer system days, says Matt McCauley, those 8,000 workers, even the ones who kept their fists to themselves, didn’t do much good for the water quality of Lake Washington.
“It was really bad during the Second World War because of what was going into the lake from this facility. There was somebody who was doing some water testing out there during the war and he said, ‘This is pretty much pure urine’ of the water out here in Yarrow Bay,” McCauley said. “It was really, really, really bad.”
The lake water was cleaner in Yarrow Bay before World War II, when the shipyard was a much smaller operation that dated to just after the turn of the century. Initially, vessels built there were made mostly of wood and were meant only for Lake Washington or the Sammamish River. However, once the Lake Washington Ship Canal and locks opened in 1917, vessels built at Houghton could go anywhere on Puget Sound or all over the world. Beginning in the late teens, a few vessels were built at Houghton for use in World War I, and the shipyard began building steel-hulled passenger ferries and other vessels for domestic use. In the 1930s, Houghton was where the burned out hulk of the ferryboat Peralta was reworked into the streamlined Kalakala.
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But Matt McCauley says the Lake Washington Shipyard really hit its stride during World War II.
“During the course of the war, they built just under 30 vessels for the Navy,” McCauley said, “and most of these were support vessels … not combat vessels” including seaplane tenders and net-laying ships.
In addition to constructing ships, McCauley says the Lake Washington Shipyard “built” a certain sector of Kirkland, when the city was much smaller, and its heart and soul were much more blue-collar than they are circa 2018.
“My custodian [Mr. Barry] from elementary school was a 1923 graduate from the high school in Kirkland, and his big job after high school was going to work at the shipyard,” McCauley said. “And my elementary school principal, who also was a native of Kirkland, Russ McClintick, he worked here, too, doing little stuff during the Second World War before he joined the Marines and went over to the South Pacific.”
“Everybody in Kirkland that had roots in that era had some connection to the shipyard,” McCauley said. “Pretty much everyone.”
After the war ended in 1945, many of those 8,000 workers moved on, and, though they’d been through what amounted to the Eastside’s first economic boom, Houghton and Kirkland gradually returned to normal and stayed fairly quiet until the 1960s.
With little demand for ships immediately after the war, the structures left over from the old shipyard initially were repurposed and used as a sort of industrial park, and the docks were put to work storing fishing vessels and other miscellaneous old ships.
Sometime in the late 1940s or the early 1950s, the Seattle-based Skinner Corporation, who had their own shipbuilding history on Elliott Bay, bought the waterfront property in Houghton and began making plans to develop a private marina there. Those plans fell through, but the late Ned Skinner happened to be part of the investor group that brought the Seahawks franchise to Seattle. So, in 1976, the team built their first headquarters and training facility on the grounds of the old shipyard. The Seahawks remained there for a decade before moving to the nearby campus of Northwest College.
Houghton merges with Kirkland
As for Houghton, after failed votes in 1951, 1955 and 1953, Houghton eventually merged with Kirkland in 1968, though one can still spy the occasional “HOUGHTON LIVES” bumpersticker on the odd vintage four-door sedan at Marina Park every now and then.
Back at Carillon Point, can Matt McCauley name any tangible legacy of the Lake Washington Shipyard beyond the stories and the old photographs?
“No. It’s pretty much all gone, unless you put on a scuba tank and go and look at the junk that’s still out there on the bottom of the lake just off the shore,” McCauley said. As an experienced diver who’s pulled old World War II aircraft off the bottom of Lake Washington, he knows first-hand from diving at the old shipyard back in the early 1980s.
Even without anything recognizable on the landscape in Houghton, McCauley is not discouraged, and he remains committed to the everyday work of local history.
“I would like for there to have been some piece of [the shipyard] still left here so we could remember … that’s why we do things like we did the ferry clock restoration here a couple of years ago,” McCauley said. “And we’ve tried to do what we can to still protect whatever little scraps are left from Kirkland’s past as it’s developing so amazingly quickly now.”
“It’s easy to lose sight of where we came from,” McCauley said.

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The Hidden Utility of Manual Therapy
If you’re on #PTTwitter, you know that there is a growing population of people who are NOT fans of manual therapy. Then again, maybe it’s just in my feed. I can never tell. It’s so echoey in there.
Either way, in this episode, I’m not going to talk about the relative efficacy of manual therapy & the literature surrounding that question. It’s been done. & quite well at that.
I want to talk about manual therapy from a slightly different perspective. I want to talk about a utility of manual therapy that rarely gets talked about, but which can be a tremendous asset in our practice.
I’ll start by talking about my journey with manual therapy, how my beliefs and approach have evolved over time, and finally how & why I choose to use manual therapy at this point in time.
My Manual Therapy Story
I was taught manual therapy from a very biomechanical perspective in PT school. At that point in time, my ‘why’—the reason that I chose to use manual therapy—was to correct biomechanical faults.
Then I started residency and shifted drastically away from a biomechanical model. The neurophysiological effects of manual therapy became more of my focus. My ‘why’ at that point was to provide input into the system, essentially to change people’s symptoms.
After residency, I went through a phase where I slowed way down on my use of manual therapy due to fears of lowering patients’ self-efficacy. My ‘why’ when I did choose to use it was to provide hope. To show that symptoms can be changed.
But I found that I had to shift gears a lot, vacillating between a very hands-off approach with some people and a very hands-on approach with others. It felt disjointed.
Then I went through fellowship training and was guided toward a new perspective, which is where I’m resting these days.
I want to lead you through my current reasoning process surrounding manual therapy, asking what & why at every phase of what we do.
People come to us for a wide variety of reasons. Not everyone who comes to us wants a thorough examination followed by a specific plan of action that includes exercises and lifestyle modifications.
Some people just want advice
Some people just want to be listened to
Some people want to know that they’re safe doing what they’re doing
But… many people do want (& expect) the thorough exam & specific plan.
For the people who want the specific plan, one of the key purposes of the examination involves getting a sense of what might help their symptoms to improve.

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Acting Prime Minister and Attorney General Hon. Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum today held a roadshow for nurses and civil servants in Lautoka. The roadshow is aimed at informing the general civil service on [...]
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Are you looking for an effective, non-invasive way to eliminate extra body fat? If so, you may have heard of CoolSculpting.
A revolutionary procedure that can help transform your appearance without requiring any surgery, this is one of the most popular and fastest-growing types of body contouring around.
Today, we’re sharing a little more about the history of CoolSculpting, as well as how you can book your treatment today!
The Beginnings of CoolSculpting
How did CoolSculpting begin? It helps to know the background of this treatment before you go in for your first consultation.
Back in 2005, a man named Mitch Levinson started a company called Juniper Medical Systems. At first, this company was designed as a smaller subset of a larger wireless technology holding enterprise. Juniper Medical Systems was designated as the wellness and self-care division but its recognition would soon emerge as the organization’s most prominent (and promising) solution.
Inventing the Procedure
Before long, Juniper Medical Systems broke away from the wireless tech space and changed its name to ZELTIQ. It became solely focused on the healthcare and medspa space.
In 2008, two individuals invented the first CoolSculpting prototype. They were Dr. Dieter Manstein (Massachusetts General Hospital) and Dr. Rox Anderson (Harvard Medical School). That first model was based on the concept of cryolipolysis.
When it first emerged, cryolipolysis was focused on proving one interesting fact. Researchers had discovered that when children ate popsicles, they developed dimples on their cheeks. Though this sounds like a common phenomenon, they gave it a very technical name: popsicle panniculitis.
Dr. Manstein and Dr. Anderson saw a potential link. Perhaps, they speculated, fat loss was occurring because those cells simply got cold! As they tested their theory, they discovered that cold kills fat cells most effectively — better than any other type of tissue.
In 2008, the first CoolSculpting prototype underwent clinical trials. They were successful and ZELTIQ won an exclusive license to officially commercialize the technology. The procedure used controlled cooling to target, crystallize, and eliminate fat cells.
The solution was off to a great start, but before CoolSculpting treatments could be offered at medical spas around the country, there was one additional step still required: FDA clearance.
Thankfully, the FDA cleared CoolSculpting for the treatment of fat on body flanks (sides) in 2010. Two years later, it cleared it for use on the stomach.
Over the years, ZELTIQ fine-tuned the technology and introduced additional applicators. In 2015, the FDA approved a new model for CoolSculpting the thigh area. Now, it’s recognized as the #1 nonsurgical fat reduction treatment on the market, CoolScuplpting
To date, CoolSculpting has been FDA-cleared to treat fat in nine different areas around the body, including:
- Bra line
Is CoolSculpting Right For You?
If you’re looking for a gentle and non-surgical way to contour your body and achieve the appearance you want, then we suggest learning more about CoolSculpting! Our specialists are here to answer questions and explain about how the procedure works.
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DIY your Christmas gifts this year with GLAMULET. they are compatible with Pandora bracelets. Deck your halls with these ingenious embellishments made from everyday supplies. These DIY Christmas Wreaths will bring holiday joy to your home.
Your holiday party guests will feel welcomed into your home before they even step foot in the door, thanks to this front porch decoration inspiration. With this Handmade Holiday Wreath, your curb appeal will have the perfect festive twist.

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For Italian in Irby, Da Piero’s your port of call. Native Italian gourmets and maestros in the kitchen Piero and Alan have brought the flavour-filled, colourful and healthy cuisine of the bel paese to Wirral with more than a little style. Their village location up on Mill Hill Road may seem to serve a small community, but Da Piero’s menu brings in diners from Heswall, Birkenhead, Liverpool and beyond on a regular basis. Unassuming from the street, diminutive in terms of footprint but huge in taste and levels of foot traffic, Da Piero has scooped awards from the Good Food Guide and the hallowed Michelin. A carefully curated wine selection bookends menus that offer superb value fine dining for early birds, a la carte lunch and dinner options, as well as a considerate, dedicated set of vegetarian and vegan menus. Book a table at this unprepossessing gem of a restaurant now!
We've been before, and this time was just as good as the last time. It's a pleasant experience to eat Italian food in a restaurant that's not part of a 'chain' The fron of house staff were excellent and the cooking superb.
Warm welcome on our first visit to Da Piero on a bitterly cold evening . Good choice of antipasti, starters, mains and desserts.Food beautifully cooked and presented. We will be back!
Have been at Da Piero's several times. Always sublime Italian food. There are lots of Italian restaurants in the UK but when it comes down to authenticity I haven't been to a better one, and I have lived in Italy for many years.
Came to visit as part of a mini break to Liverpool and we were not disappointed!! Fantastic food, friendly atmosphere and lovely service! Really enjoyed ourselves. Thank you to all the staff.
This was our first visit to Da Piero, and it was lovely. A really relaxing evening, we were never rushed so had plenty of time to savour the flavours of this delicious food. Front of house service was spot on - friendly, unpretentious and helpful (we needed advice on portion size!). Also didn't work out as expensive as we thought - we shared a pasta starter, a main each plus three shared side dishes, pudding, coffee plus a half litre carafe of house wine, came to £88.
We've never been disappointed at Da Piero. My son in law, who's lived in Italy for 4 years, says it's the best Italian cooking he's tasted outside Italy. On the last occasion I had a simple pasta al ragù which was perfect Sometimes the simplest things are the best.
Cosy atmosphere. Good choice of food on all menus, which includes a 3 course 'early doors' menu until 7pm, all food reasonably priced. Excellent, friendly service with good proportions of freshly cooked and very delicious food. A visit to 'Da Piero' is highly recommended!! 😃
Beautiful you simple yet mouth warein guy tasty. We have always wanted to eat here but thought we wouldn't be able to get a table and the food wold be too expensive as the restaurant features on television Michelin guide. However we were proven wrong the good is well priced and it was so easy to book and reserve a table for our preferred day and time using quandoo. Thanks for a really enjoyable evening. We will definitely be back.
Excellent as always! The flavours of the main course were exceptional...the traditional sicilian beef. Da Piero exceeds expectations for italian food served in this country and is about as authentic as you will get outside Italy.
From the moment we walked in we were welcomed as old friends. Many other groups were clearly regular and cherished customers. The food was delicious, perfectly flavoured and served. Advice about food intolerances and course choices thoughtful and helpful. The room was simple, relaxed and professional. We had a lovely evening, time flew and we will certainly go back again very soon. Highly recommended.

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A kitchen garden should be a fun, easy garden — one that is handy and near the back door; one that does not need weeding; one located where, while you are cooking up a feast, you can just easily clip some herbs, dig a few carrots, cut greens for a fine salad. No mess, no fuss.
Such a garden is possible if you grow in containers.
Growing your own vegetables does not involve a big garden with the perfect fertile loam soil. In fact, just take a big bag of potting soil, poke drainage holes on one flat side and then on the other insert a couple of six pack of vegetable starts. Vegetables like Asian greens, leaf lettuce, spinach, chard and kale will provide you an instant bagged salad in a matter of a few short weeks. Place it on a sunny spot and water. That’s it. No weeding, no digging. No scary stories. It just takes a few minutes to plant. This is a fun project to introduce kids to food growing.
But maybe you would like something more attractive. There are many kinds of ceramic, decorative containers that you can grow in.
Carrots, dwarf peas and bush beans will grow well in containers at least 12 inches deep and up to 20 inches wide. Chives, parsley, sage and thyme thrive in containers. Rosemary eventually will outgrow a pot as it is more like a woody shrub.
Try growing potatoes in a big tub of potting soil. It’s easy. Determinate varieties of tomato, the kind that stay bushy and do not vine, work well in containers and potting soil bags.
Some vegetables do not do well in containers. Corn, cabbage, cauliflower, pumpkins and squash all need deep soil and ample space.
Many fruits can be grown in containers also. Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries and even some dwarf fruit trees work well in a confined space. Citrus does well in containers. Your local nursery person can steer you in the right direction.
So, what do you really need to grow a healthy home vegetable garden using containers? Good potting soil, 4-4-4 all-purpose organic fertilizer, at least six hours of sunlight and a commitment to keeping all well-watered.
If you want to put your mind at ease about the quality of the produce you consume, get to your local nursery. There you will find helpful professionals, tons of potting soil and terrific vegetable starts grown by local growers. And growing salad greens in a big bag of potting soil really works!
This Sunday from 1 to 2 p.m., I will be giving a talk/demonstration on growing blueberries in containers at the Humboldt Botanical Garden (south of Eureka adjacent to the College of the Redwoods). If you have had blueberry challenges in the past, this presentation might be for you. Hope to see you all there.
Terry Kramer is the site manager for the Humboldt Botanical Garden and a trained horticulturist and journalist. She has been writing a garden column for the Times-Standard since 1982. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.org.

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Your support has made the following projects possible…
Our new remembrance garden
Thanks to your support we have been able to create a new Remembrance Garden behind the Kendrick Wing at Warrington Hospital.
We provided funding for the design, creation and construction of the garden which is available to staff , patients, their families and members of the public who wish to take a moment to reflect.
Helen Higginson, Head of Fundraising said: “I think it’s really important place for staff or families who’ve lost a patient or a loved one. Having somewhere to come and just remember and take time out. You sometimes need somewhere peaceful to have a bit of quiet reflection.”
Miniature cars help put children undergoing surgery at ease
Children undergoing surgery at Warrington Hospital are now able to drive to theatre in miniature remote control car.
The two mini BMW cars, worth £250 each, were donated by Utilita Energy with the aim of putting children at ease and boosting their spirits before their operation.
Warrington Hospital is one of 22 healthcare providers to benefit from such donations so far.
Michael Parker, Retail Manager for Ultilita, said: “It’s the least we can do for the NHS, which has been such a great support to all communities, doing such fantastic work.”
Helen Higginson, Head of Fundraising at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust, said the paediatric staff are ‘really excited’ to receive the gifts and expressed just how impactful these amazing Gifts will be for young patients. will love these very smart remote control cars.


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Bajo & Hex from ABC's Good Game
Hex and Bajo, from the popular ABC program Good Game
, are on strike, but the show must go on.
This is your chance to create your own TV show by taking over the Good Game
set. Review your favourite video games, present the latest in gaming news and devise gaming segments.
Working in small groups, you'll learn the basics of how to write, direct, act in and edit your Good Game
Filming takes place in a state of the art green screen studio before moving into Studio 2 to cut together your piece and add graphics from the show.
On Friday afternoon, invite two special guests to your red carpet TV show premiere.
Suitable for 9-12 year olds.

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Jacuzzi Luxury Bath partners with BathWraps
Jacuzzi Luxury Bath has announced a partnership to offer Jacuzzi Brand walk-in bathtubs through BathWraps, an acrylic bathtub and wall system manufacturer based in Roselle, Illinois.
“BathWraps has such a great business model and reputation in the home improvement industry. Their industry-leading dealer support and distribution capabilities combined with our brand and quality will provide an excellent growth model,” said Joseph Davis, president of Jacuzzi Luxury Bath.
Jacuzzi Brand walk-in bathtubs are exclusively distributed to the residential building products industry through BathWraps as of Feb. 1, 2017.
“Jacuzzi’s focus on quality and its legacy of innovation fit perfectly with our vision for BathWraps,” said Jeff Conner, owner of BathWraps. “Our similar target audiences and shared values based on customer satisfaction will lead to exceptional growth opportunities.”
“The Jacuzzi Brand enjoys unparalleled recognition and customer preference in the marketplace,” Davis said. “We expect that by offering our walk-in bathtubs through BathWraps we will further elevate and optimize our brand, allowing us to achieve exceptional success in the bath industry.”


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SCA Pharma to Attend 2020 Federation of American Hospitals Conference and Business Exposition
WINDSOR, CT — SCA Pharma, a recognized leader in the field of sterile compounding, will attend the 2020 Federation of American Hospitals Conference and Business Exposition March 1-3 in Washington, D.C.
SCA Pharma is an FDA 503B outsourcing facility providing the highest quality sterile admixtures and pre-filled syringes. Licensed in all 50 states, SCA Pharma specializes in preparing sterile pharmaceuticals customized for hospital pharmacies and healthcare facilities nationwide.
Headquartered in Little Rock, Arkansas, SCA Pharma has two state-of-the-art production facilities in both Arkansas and Connecticut.
The FAH conference will feature speeches by leaders in government, the business community and the media, and will offer opportunities for networking with colleagues and attending continuing education sessions.
SCA Pharma team members will be on hand at the conference to discuss the company’s robust catalog of products and quality initiatives. To schedule a meeting during the conference, contact email@example.com.


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A compilation of images, music and thoughts that are all over my head now. I am heading towards making August a month of progress and creation.
MUSIC - I wish to share all the awesome artists I have heard during Melt!, but I don't want to spam you now with tons of links, so I decided to include today just one and the rest I will add to my future posts. Stay tuned!
READINGS- short and simple articles in german. I could speak in it very well, but in past years I have forgotten all the vocabulary... Now I am going to change it!
MOVIE- Boyhood. Totally awesome! Watch it if you haven't seen it yet ;)
FASHION- Akerstroms as a perfect inspiration for the office dress code looks.
FOOTWEAR- this month is going to be shoe-shopping less month. I will do my best not to buy even one pair. I really will! Well... In the worst case scenario, I can make just one exception... In a meantime, I am obsessed with Isabel Marant Moon Boots variation and I am searching for some cheaper variation of it online... It will be perfect for winter!
BEAUTY- light brown smoky eyes for a day and glitter everywhere for a night.
DRINK - Mint. It is refreshing, it can be either hot or cold and it is totally healthy!
ACHIEVEMENT- keeping the focus on what is truly important as well as strength and courage to take risks.
LUXURY- time for myself.
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Figure 8 has joined 142 institutional investors, collectively representing US$ 634BN in assets, calling on corporations to take action to ensure that they are not indirectly complicit in gun violence, and to advance the solutions that may help prevent such violence. The statement, issued by the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), specifically urges gun manufacturers, retailers and distributors, as well as companies with financial ties to these industries, to review their operations, supply chains and policies and take meaningful action on this significant public safety concern. Many of these actions are taken directly from the Sandy Hook Principles.
More than 33,000 people die each year in the U.S. due to firearm-related deaths. On an average day, 96 Americans are killed by guns, including seven children and teenagers. Episodes of gun violence are a daily occurrence in the U.S., but a series of recent mass shootings involving semi-automatic assault weapons has focused national attention on the ease with which these military-style weapons can be acquired by civilians. The recent event at a school in Parkland, Florida, has ignited a student-led national movement for increased gun control and raised important questions about how corporations and investors may unwittingly be funding or fueling gun violence.
Figure 8 and other investors believe corporations have a critical role to play in advancing solutions and are engaging with companies across sectors to urge immediate and positive action that addresses gun violence.

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In a report released on Saturday, the Center for Economics and Business Research claims that the world’s first and second largest economies will exchange seats, according to the Gross Domestic Product expressed in dollars in 2028, five years earlier than estimated. with a year.
In addition, CEBR has calculated that China could become a high-income economy (which according to the World Bank definition means an economy with a gross national income per capital of over $ 12,356) as early as 2023. As proof of the power of Asia, India it could also rise in the rankings, becoming the world’s third largest economy by the end of this decade.
“For some time, a predominant theme of the world economy has been the economic and soft power struggle between the US and China. The COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences have certainly tipped the scales in China’s favor,” said the Center for Economics and Business Research.
According to the CEBR, the way China has successfully managed the pandemic, with a strict quarantine at the beginning, and the blows given to the long-term growth of Western economies, means that China’s relative economic performance has improved. According to CEBR estimates, China is expected to record an average economic growth rate of 5.7% per year in the period 2021-2025, after which it will slow to a growth of 4.5% per year in the period 2026-2030. In contrast, the US, although it will have a strong recovery after the pandemic in 2021, its growth rate will slow to 1.9% per year between 2022 and 2024, after which it will slow even further to 1.6% per year .
Japan will remain the world’s third largest economy, in dollars, until the early 2030s, when it is overtaken by India, which will mean that Germany will drop from fourth to fifth place. Britain, currently the fifth largest economy in the world according to CEBR, will fall to sixth place from 2024.


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In China, the true cost of Britain's clean, green wind power experiment: Pollution on a disastrous scaleThe Daily Mail
Mar. 11, 2011
Canadian State TV Hails 'Beige Horizon' With No White People
'It's A Hate Crime': Black Teens Hospitalize White 'Trump Voter'
Italy's Minister Of Interior: Surrender Your Homes To Migrants Or Face Jail
Twitter User Replaces Word 'White' With 'Black,' Gets Banned
OSU Diversity Officer Urges Sympathy For Somali Refugee Terrorist
The reality is that, as Britain flaunts its environmental credentials by speckling its coastlines and unspoiled moors and mountains with thousands of wind turbines, it is contributing to a vast man-made lake of poison in northern China. This is the deadly and sinister side of the massively profitable rare-earths industry that the ‘green’ companies profiting from the demand for wind turbines would prefer you knew nothing about.


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The Trump administration announced on Friday a series of new devastating sanctions against Iran which U.S. officials said would cut off billions of dollars from the Islamist terrorist regime.
The sanctions were announced by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during a press briefing at the White House and come in response to Iran’s latest attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq.
“First, the President is issuing an executive order authorizing the imposition of additional sanctions against any individual owning, operating, trading with, or assisting sectors of the Iranian economy, including construction, manufacturing, textiles, and mining,” Mnuchin began. “And let me be clear: These will be both primary and secondary sanctions. The EO also allows us to designate other sectors in the future as Secretary Pompeo and me think is appropriate.”
“Second, we are announcing 17 specific sanctions against Iran’s largest steel and iron manufacturers, three Seychelles-based entities, and a vessel involved in the transfer of products,” Mnuchin said. “As a result of these actions, we will cut off billions of dollars of support to the Iranian regime, and we will continue our enforcement of other entities.”
“Third, we are taking action against eight senior Iranian officials who advanced the regime’s destabilizing activity and were involved in Tuesday’s ballistic missile strike,” Mnuchin concluded. “Today’s sanctions are part of our commitment to stop the Iranian regime’s global terrorist activities. The President has been very clear: We will continue to apply economic sanctions until Iran stops its terrorist activities and commit that it will never have nuclear weapons.” (Read more from “Trump Announces New Sanctions Against Iran” HERE)


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Mercedes SLS AMG GT review
Mercedes has given the SLS some more power and firmer chassis settings, but is the GT a better driver's car?
What is it?
A slightly faster, slightly firmer and slightly more expensive version of the SLS coupe and roadster. Power gains are modest – the GT gets just 20bhp more than the ‘standard’ car – but it also benefits from reworked suspension and has revised gearbox software to speed up the double-clutch gearbox.
It will go on sale in the UK early in 2013, and although official pricing hasn’t been confirmed yet, we’re told it will carry a supplement of around £12,000 over the standard SLS, which Mercedes will sell alongside it. That means around £180,000 for the GT coupe and £189,000 for the GT roadster.
Mild revisions to the engine have boosted peak power to 583bhp with what are described as ‘dethrottling measures’, basically a revised intake manifold and a slightly more permissive ECU. Peak torque remains unchanged and the performance increase is nominal – the GT’s 3.7-sec 0-62mph time is only a tenth of a second quicker than the standard car. Top speed is electronically limited to 198mph.
Mercedes has listened to some of the criticism leveled at the leisurely shifts of the standard SLS with revised transmission software. Although the twin-clutch box itself is no quicker, AMG’s engineers have cut the response time of the electronic control system to reduce the time taken for change requests to be processed by ‘up to 60 percent.’
The GT’s suspension has been given a proper reworking – an indication of the direction we can expect the full-on SLS Black Series to take. Spring rates are 30 percent firmer front and rear, and the adaptive dampers are both stiffer and have lost the standard car’s ‘Comfort’ setting, leaving only a choice of ‘Sport’ and ‘Sport Plus’.
What's it like to drive?
Despite the promise of all the mechanical changes, the GT feels surprisingly similar to the standard SLS. That’s no bad thing, of course, especially if you’re looking for something capable of combining supercar performance with everyday trickle-it-to-the-shops drivability. But just don’t expect a transformed dynamic experience.
As with the standard car, the GT is defined in large part by its remarkable engine. The 6.2-litre V8 lives for the red line, revving with sonorous enthusiasm towards its 7200rpm cut-off whenever its given its head. There’s not a huge amount of low-down torque, but there doesn’t need to be – this is a car that enjoys being worked hard.
The new gearbox software has definitely sharpened things up by reducing the time between pulling one of the behind-wheel paddles and feeling the new ratio arrive. That said, there’s still a slight but noticeable delay that the Ferrari 458 – which uses a version of the same transmission – just doesn’t have. And, as before, when it’s left in full auto mode the transmission does its thing as unobtrusively as a true slushmatic.
Like the standard SLS, the GT’s high-geared steering means that it feels dartier than it really is. Once you’ve dialled into the helm’s rapid responses you learn that this isn’t a car to throw at corners, rather one that rewards smoothness. Certainly on the chilly, damp German tarmac that we drove the GT Roadster on, smoothness was vital to helping the rear tyres find traction. Mercedes is rightly proud of the SLS’s everyday usability, but when its slippery underfoot it spends more time with the ESP light on than off.
We also got the chance to drive a GT Coupe on track at Hockenheim, where the chassis revisions felt more apparent. It turns in more enthusiastically than the standard car and, although grip levels were as low as they were on road, it was happier at being driven close to its limits than the sometimes snappy standard SLS.
How does it compare?
Probably wisely, Mercedes refuses to discuss UK sales numbers for the SLS, but the number in the classifieds wearing both tiny mileages and vast savings suggest that the market hasn’t been exactly crying out for a more expensive edition. That said, the GT tweaks look like pretty decent value by the rarefied standards of SLS option pricing, and we’ve no doubt that most buyers will dig deeper for them.
Anything else I should know?
Although officially unconfirmed, it’s near certain that the standard SLS will benefit from the same transmission software revisions, but Mercedes isn’t planning to follow McLaren’s lead by installing the update onto older cars free-of-charge.
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Is there something fundamentally wrong with detention?
Why did it take graphic footage of abuse, dehumanising violence and even torture at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre in Darwin to arouse both public outrage and political will? After all, such treatment has been widely reported in the recent past. Scott Stephens and Waleed Aly discuss the case with Martha Nussbaum.
Why is it that our moral imaginations can only be provoked by extreme images?
Perhaps we have long-since stopped thinking about our various layers of incarceration and state-sanctioned punishment as potentially—or actually—morally problematic in the first place.
Scott Stephens: There is, I think, a sting in the tail of the outpouring of outrage this week.
Images might arouse short-term emotion, but they are fragile when there's no deeper sense of underlying concern or commitment to human dignity.
These images bother us or excite us because we are not accustomed to thinking deeply, seriously, historically or morally about the inherent problems with the institution of state-sanctioned punishment in the first place.
There is a failure to think about what detention is, what it is for, what we hope to get out of it.
Instead, we try to address the kinds of obvious, flagrant abuses that we've witnessed this week, and then let the system go on functioning as it ever did.
For us, it's as though retribution is the only game in town.
For me, this points to an aspect of this debate that we often miss or overlook entirely: namely, that time is used in detention as a form of punishment.
It's not just taking time away from somebody's normal life, but it's also emptying time of meaning, of emotional connection, of substance.
Waleed Aly: We tend to be moved by an image or story. But as soon as you start talking in the comparatively sterile language of 'abuse' or 'injustice' or 'cover up', especially in our image-drenched age, we seem less capable of responding.
It's interesting how you heard in some of the commentary this week comparisons being drawn between Guantanamo Bay and the footage from the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre.
We've seen this kind of degrading treatment before. It seems to go hand in hand with detention.
There is something in the logic of detention that leads us to do this, which is not to say that detention is always a bad thing or we should completely eschew any notion that detention has any role to play.
As we discard people from our own imagination by having them detained, it's as though they're no longer people.
They've been removed from our sight, and so there's a kind of dark corner of the world where these things can happen.
But once these dark deeds reveal themselves, surely that imposes on us the need to start to show conspicuous moral concern for the way people are being detained.
Not because those people are necessarily always innocent, certainly not in the case of the juvenile detention—that's the whole point, that’s why they're there.
What interests me is our capacity for removing the humanity from detainees, for dehumanising them because they are in this construct we call 'detention'.
I suppose that's the role the image plays: it's to remind us of their humanity; it's to re-humanise the very people that are now at the centre of this scandal as the recipients of this kind of abuse.
Martha Nussbaum, Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago: I think your images of juvenile detention make it look a bit too easy, because we have children who look like they're somehow innocent—even though they might have done something bad, they look like victims.
Now, on one level I don't mind because that's how our minds work.
It's OK as long as we understand that it's a device, like when charities raise money, they always show you some particular child who's starving or when animal rights charities raise money by showing you a baby rhinoceros that you could save.
The conscience of a nation is not going to be aroused by a trip to a maximum security prison.
You would not see people who capture your sympathy. You would see people who were hardened criminals, often skinhead gangs beating up on other racial groups, raping each other, and so on.
The problem is how to stop people from ever becoming that in the first place.
The approach for juveniles has got to be different from the approach for hardened adult criminals, and violent and non-violent crimes have to be distinguished.
The retributive aspect—which says I have the right to demand pain for pain, blood for blood—that's not something that we need to gratify or sanction.
We can say, yes, punishment has some purposes.
I just think that retribution is pointless. Sure, if you've lost someone you love, you feel helpless, and then you get this illusion of control by thinking, 'I'll somehow atone for the person being dead by killing or hurting the one who killed him.'
But that's a stupid thought. You don't actually help your own life one bit by imposing pain on that person.
There might be other good reasons for society to do that, for deterrence as I've said, but it doesn't really help you at all.


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|Distance||1036 miles (1671 km)|
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Flights from Nuremberg to Santiago de Compostela cover the 1036 miles (1671 km) long trip and usually take around 7 h. There are direct flight services available. You can get the cheapest plane tickets for this route for as low as $94 (€83), but the average price of plane tickets is $111 (€97). Travelers depart most frequently from Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport and arrive in Santiago de Compostela Airport.
Travel by plane between Nuremberg, Germany and Santiago de Compostela, Spain is: Unrestricted.
International entry is allowed for: Entry is unrestricted for citizens and permanent residents of Germany
The government of Spain has imposed these measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19:
The above information was last checked on 3/8/23. Remember to check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations for your flight to Santiago de Compostela from Nuremberg closer to your date of departure here
The restriction level for your return flight to Nuremberg, Germany from Santiago de Compostela is: Unrestricted.
International entry is allowed for: Entry is unrestricted for citizens and permanent residents of Spain
Conditions of reentry:
The government of Germany has imposed these measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19:
Last checked on 2/21/23. Remember to check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations for your flight to Nuremberg from Santiago de Compostela closer to your date of departure here here.
Omio travelers most frequently book a flight from Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport to Santiago de Compostela Airport for this route.
Passengers board their flight most frequently from Nuremberg Albrecht Dürer Airport, which is located around 4.9 miles (7.9 km) away from the city center, and they get off the plane at Santiago de Compostela Airport, located 11.5 miles (18.6 km) away from the city center. You can check for taxi services, public transit options or airport shuttle services available from Santiago de Compostela Airport to take you to the city center of Santiago de Compostela.
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The following article was written by Jill Fuller, coordinator of marketing and communications for the Bridges Library System based in Waukesha, of which the Watertown Public Library is part.
In his seminal 2018 book, “Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life,” sociologist Eric Klinenberg states that most people, regardless of their class, race, age, or political persuasion, believe “their communities feel weaker.” Social isolation has been a feature of communities long before the pandemic hit.
In figuring out the reason, Klinenberg turns to the concept of “social infrastructure.” He defines social infrastructure as any physical place that allows community members to interact in a public area, like libraries, parks, community gardens, athletic fields, and schools. He shows that these communal areas are vital because they foster the formation of social ties between people who live near each other, helping people feel personally invested in the places they live. The book highlights studies and examples showing that robust social infrastructure plays a significant role in enhancing health and wellbeing, reducing crime, and contributing to the economic growth of a city, neighborhood, or community. It’s a compelling case for something we came to understand intimately this year: we need our neighbors. We need connection to thrive.
Public libraries are critical to fostering this connection, according to Klinenberg. “Libraries…are essential not only for a neighborhood’s vitality but also for buffering all kinds of personal problems- including isolation and loneliness,” Klinenberg writes. During the pandemic, the libraries in Jefferson County heard from patrons who depend on their library for information, entertainment, and connection to others. Grandparents attended virtual library programs with grandchildren who live far away. Book club members used their virtual meeting time to talk with each other, not only to discuss books.
As our country continues to grapple with the economic impacts of COVID-19 pandemic, we must look forward and begin to craft solutions to support everyone in our community. Local, state, and federal support is crucial to ensuring the longevity of social infrastructure. As trusted centers of community life and essential infrastructure, supporting libraries is a perfect place to start.

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Sheboygan North boys basketball coach Tom Desotell is set to join the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association's Hall of Fame this September.
Tom Desotell has already left his footprints all over the Sheboygan area's high school basketball landscape.
Now, the man who's pioneered Sheboygan North's boys hoops program to more than 600 wins and who's earned a place among the state's most winningest coaches is about to land in some even more select company.
Desotell, who picked up his 604th varsity coaching win this season, is set to join the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association's Hall of Fame this fall, the organization's top official has confirmed. Jerry Petitgoue, the association's executive director and himself a Hall of ...

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Saturday's Erie region forecast: Cold with snow dissipating
Lake-effect snow bands are expected to gradually dissipate in the Erie region today, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, with skies gradually changing from cloudy to mostly sunny.
The region could receive an additional 1 to 3 inches of snow today.
Erie County remains under a wind chill advisory through 4 p.m.
The high temperature will be near 13 degrees. Southwest winds of 21 to 23 mph could drop wind chill values to as low as 8 below zero, according to the weather service.
Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showers, with a low around 11 and wind chill values as low as minus 7.
Sunday will be cloudy, with a high near 29 and a low around 25. Snow showers are likely Sunday night.
Monday's forecast calls for an 80 percent chance of snow, mainly before 1 p.m. The high will be near 30 and the low around 11.
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2. Can my septic tank handle the load? Septic tanks are essential in the general installation and use of garbage disposals. If your home is hooked up to a septic tank, then the municipality that you live in may require you to upgrade your septic tank system if you decide to install a garbage disposal. A local building inspector will be able to tell you if you’ll need too. Also, you must take into account that you will be required to empty your septic tank more often.
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If you have a broken seal on the inside of your garbage disposal, you will see leaking coming from the bottom of your unit. Leaks that come from the bottom of your garbage disposal are usually attributed to cracks on the inside of the device. This is due to basic wear and tear overtime. To fix this issue, you’ll need simply invest in a new garbage disposal.
Connect the new mounting assembly. Working in reverse order now, slide a rubber gasket over the bottom of the new sink flange, followed by a second metal flange. Position the new mounting ring last and insert screws into each of the open screw holes. Hold the assembly in place with one hand while you tighten the screws up against the lower flange with the other.
Located in Benton Harbor, Michigan, the American based Whirlpool Corporation is an international manufacturer and marketer of home appliances. Whirlpool markets many different brands, including KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, and Amana. Their line of in sink disposers offer an affordable entry level option for homeowners who want to install a garbage disposal in their home.
The government has made an effort to combat the Camorra's criminal activities in Campania. The solution ultimately lies in Italy's ability to offer values, education and work opportunities to the next generation. However, the government has been hard pressed to find funds for promoting long term reforms that are needed to improve the local economic outlook and create jobs. Instead, it has had to rely on limited law enforcement activity in an environment which has a long history of criminal tolerance and acceptance, and is governed by a code of silence or omertà that persists to this day.
Only put biodegradable food items in your garbage disposal. The number one rule when it comes to garbage disposals is to avoid putting anything down there which is not biodegradable. The garbage disposal is not a trash can, and using to get rid of unsuitable items is a recipe for disaster. You can minimize damage and cut down on cleaning time by only using the garbage disposal for biodegradable food items. Things you should avoid putting down there include:
Make sure the reset button on the bottom is not popped out. If your disposal has a cord, make sure it is plugged in and there is power to the disposal. If your disposal has a cord, and there is no power to the disposal, check the breaker or GFI on the wall. If your disposer is hard wired into the wall, check the circuit breaker behind the electrical panel. If humming it is probably jammed. Use the small wrench that can with your disposal to unjam it and stop it from humming.
Like most appliances with moving parts, all kinds of stuff can go wrong in your disposal, for all sorts of reasons. Luckily, unlike many appliances, most disposals can be quickly and relatively easily fixed, as long as you’re careful and do your research. The next time you experience one of the following problems, follow these instructions and see if you can’t get things moving again.
Abt carries both types of garbage disposal systems, continuous and batch feed. Continuous feed disposers are turned on and off with a power switch. They usually have a shield surrounding the hole in the sink so things do not come back out while being ground for disposal. Some continuous feed disposals have a reverse setting to help reduce jamming. Batch feed disposals operate when a lid is engaged, making them safer. They are a good option for families with children because food is unable to fly out of the sink. Batch feed food waste disposals are usually more expensive than the continuous feed disposals.


Yes major cinema outlets in Metro and Tier 1 cities have CCTVs installed as it’s a security concern for cinema operations. The kind of footfall they get especially when higher budget films release or during long weekends, CCTV becomes essentially important to have a security check and for post event analysis.
you can find camera installed inside some theatres, So be cautious
This is the Picture showing all camera’s installed in an anonymous theatre. Some pictures are viral on internet about CCTV camera’s on theatre, Check some pictures below.
If PVR is installing night vision camera’s in their auditorium than it will help in many ways like if someone is doing piracy the Cinema team can easily catch the culprit and hand him over to police, if someone is misbehaving in audi they can find it easily without any damage to cinema property.
Even in Pakistan, Some Cinemas got camera installed
Videos got leaked on internet
Several of these videos have been circulating through WhatsApp, where the night vision cameras show clearly what they are doing.
Some more to come
and news one
But mostly cinema team spreads these rumors to those people who “misbehaves” (college couples) who most of the time gets intimate with each other thus damaging the seats, recliners. Here if the cinema team finds such people they go to their seats and inform them that we do have cameras in audi so be careful and after that the couple enjoy movie silently thus such rumors are sometimes helpful for the team other than repairing the recliners everytime spending money and valuable time on it.
A minor girl was sexually abused by a person aged around fifty inside a cinema theatre at Edappal in Malappuram.
These is what we used to practise at our Cinema Location to save the damages dont know about others.
Recently one more video went viral of couples inside AUDI
So be cautious and dont try to makeout or kisses in cinema’s.
There is a simple test you can do to check whether if someone is surveilling you with night vision or not. Use your phone camera!. If your camera picks up light in pitch black darkness you can pretty much bet the environment you’re in is lit up using infrared lights. All Digital camera sensors (i.e. CCD or CMOS) pickup infrared frequency with ease.


Dr Zaw Oo, CESD Executive Director, spoke of the need to learn from the experiences of other Asian economies when considering economic growth through intensive manufacturing strategies, investments in human capital and investments in natural resource industries.
In May 2015, the Myanmar Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative released its report, “Institutional and regulatory assessment of the extractive industries in Myanmar”, providing a baseline assessment of the oil and gas, mining (including jade and gemstones) and the hydro-power sectors in Myanmar.
The Government of Myanmar’s administrative reform agenda is aimed at improving government service delivery by streamlining procedures, cutting red tape, increasing transparency, ensuring clean government and investing in an efficient civil service. To support the reform agenda, representatives of Union, state and region level ministries, civil society organizations, international experts, and others met in Nay Pyi Taw to discuss the necessary steps for reform. MDRI-CESD’s Executive Director, Dr Zaw Oo, assisted in the delivery of the two-day consultative workshop, held 23 – 24 May 2015.


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Panorama of the rally in Alma-Ata, dedicated to the opening of the monument to writer Mukhtar Auezov in honor of his 70th birthday.
People at an open monument.
The speeches of the rally participants, adults and children listen to speakers.
Panorama of the part of the hall of the solemn meeting in honor of the 70th anniversary of Auezov.
People at the stand with the works of Mukhtar Auezov.
The participants of the meeting speak from the rostrum, the kind of the presidium of the meeting.
People in the audience listen to the speakers, applaud.
The face of one of the speakers.
People in the foyer at the stand dedicated to the life and work of Mukhtar Auezov.
Speech of one of the participants in the meeting.


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Raising the Bar: Transforming Hospitality Through ValuesFeb 23, 2024
When it comes to your team’s development, two distinct approaches vie for prominence: skills-based training and values-based training. While both aim to enhance employee performance and drive organisational success, their methodologies and outcomes diverge significantly. Let's consider both approaches:
Focus: In a skills-based training environment, employees often approach their roles with a transactional mindset. Motivated by the opportunity to apply newly acquired skills, their engagement tends to be task-oriented. While they may demonstrate proficiency in executing job functions, their connection to the broader organisational mission may be limited. Their primary focus is on performing tasks efficiently to meet job requirements and objectives.
a. Participants demonstrate proficiency in executing job-specific tasks and processes.
b. Immediate improvements in performance metrics, such as speed, accuracy, and efficiency.
c. While effective within predefined contexts, skills-based training may falter when confronted with dynamic or novel situations requiring creative problem-solving.
Focus: Conversely, in a values-based training framework, employees exhibit a deeper level of engagement rooted in shared values and a sense of belonging. By aligning their actions with organisational values such as integrity, empathy, and teamwork, employees feel a deeper connection to the company's purpose. They view their roles as integral to the organisation's mission and are driven by a sense of purpose beyond mere task completion. This intrinsic motivation fuels their commitment to delivering exceptional service and fostering positive relationships with colleagues and customers alike.
a. A shared sense of purpose and identity among employees, aligning their actions with the organisation's ethos.
b. While the results may not manifest immediately, values-based training engenders lasting changes in employee attitudes and behaviours, driving sustained performance improvements.
c. Equipped with a strong value system, employees exhibit greater adaptability and resilience in navigating complex and ambiguous situations, enhancing organisational agility.
Understanding the Essence of Values-Based Training
At the heart of values-based training lies the recognition that exemplary service isn't just about following protocols; it's about embodying core values. These values – be it empathy, integrity, respect, or teamwork – serve as guiding principles, shaping behaviours and attitudes. Unlike conventional training programs that focus solely on skill acquisition, values-based training transcends technical proficiency. It emphasises the cultivation of a mindset that prioritises empathy, authenticity, and genuine connection. By nurturing a culture rooted in values, organisations foster a sense of purpose among employees, driving them to deliver service excellence consistently. Let’s look at this through the lens of customer experience, employee retention and organisational resilience.
Skills-Based: In a skills-based training environment, customer interactions may be efficient from a technical standpoint. Employees are adept at performing their duties according to established protocols, ensuring smooth transactions. However, these interactions may lack personalisation and emotional resonance. Customers may perceive the service as functional but may not feel a genuine connection or emotional engagement with the employees.
Values-Based: In contrast, values-based training cultivates a customer-centric culture characterised by genuine connections and empathy. Employees are encouraged to understand and empathise with customers' needs and preferences, allowing them to tailor their interactions accordingly. By embodying values such as empathy, respect, and authenticity, employees create meaningful and impactful experiences for customers. These genuine connections foster trust, loyalty, and customer satisfaction, leading to long-term relationships and positive word-of-mouth referrals.
Skills-Based: In a skills-based training environment, employees may view their roles as stepping stones for skill advancement or career progression. Without a strong sense of purpose or alignment with organisational values, they may be more inclined to seek opportunities elsewhere, particularly if they perceive limited growth prospects or lack of fulfillment in their current roles.
Values-Based: Values-based training fosters a culture where employees feel valued, appreciated, and connected to the organisation's mission. By reinforcing core values and promoting a sense of belonging, employees develop a strong emotional attachment to the company. They derive satisfaction from contributing to a meaningful purpose beyond individual tasks, leading to higher levels of job satisfaction and retention. Employees are more likely to remain loyal to the organisation, motivated by a shared commitment to upholding its values and achieving its objectives.
Skills-Based: Organisations that rely solely on skills-based training may face challenges in adapting to unforeseen disruptions or changes in the business landscape. While employees may possess technical expertise, they may lack the flexibility and adaptability required to navigate complex and uncertain situations effectively. This reliance on technical proficiency alone can hinder organisational resilience in the face of evolving market dynamics or unexpected crises.
Values-Based: In contrast, organisations that prioritise values-based training demonstrate greater resilience and agility in responding to challenges. Employees equipped with strong values such as adaptability, integrity, and collaboration are better equipped to navigate uncertainties with confidence and integrity. By fostering a culture of continuous learning, innovation, and ethical leadership, these organisations can adapt quickly to changing circumstances, seize opportunities, and overcome obstacles with resilience and determination. Values-based training instills a sense of purpose and unity, enabling employees to work cohesively towards shared goals and weather any storm that may arise.
In essence, while skills-based training equips employees with technical competencies, values-based training fosters a deeper sense of engagement, customer connection, employee retention, and organisational resilience. By integrating both approaches, organisations can cultivate a workforce that is not only proficient in their roles but also aligned with the organisation's values, driving sustainable success in the long run.
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The automobile is a growing sector in Bangladesh. Private organizations contributing to this sector in a praiseworthy way. However, there are many organizations in Bangladesh working on the automobile sector. The most renowned automobiles companies are as follows
Pragoti Industries Limited is a Bangladeshi car assembling and car parts manufacturing company headquartered in Chittagong with a manufacturing plant in Agrabad. Founded in 1966.
Headquarters: Agrabad Commercial Area, Chittagong, Bangladesh
Key people: Md. Zahiruddin Chowdhury,MD
Products: cars, Jeeps, Buses, Trucks, Pickup, Ambulance, Tractors etc.
Parent: Bangladesh Steel & Engineering Corporation
Contact with Pragoti Industries Limited:
Office: Address and Contact No.
Finlay house (2nd Floor)
PHONE: 031-723110,716207 Fax: 031-710725
151-152,Tejgaon, Industries Area,
PHONE: 02-8870496,8870497,8870498 Fax: 02-8870498
Foolbari, Rangpur Road
Hoosh Tala,Backchar Jessore.
Sani Community Center,
Fensugang Road, Sylhet.
Chittagong Customer Service Center:
12 No. Plot,11,Agrabad
2. RUNNER Automobiles Ltd:
Runner Automobiles Limited (RAL), the flagship company of Runner Group manufacturing motorcycles, started its journey in the year 2000. The organization has over 700 employees. In the past 10 years, the company has invested a large amount of capital to introduce complete set of advanced production technology and equipment. Till now, the company's production capacity has reached 500 motorcycles per day. RAL's products cover 4 series of motorcycles ranging from 50 cc to 150 cc, and about 12 models of motorcycles.
Contact with Runner Automobiles Ltd:
Runner Automobiles Ltd.
138/1, Tejgaon Industrial Area, Dhaka-1208
Hotline: 09611222000, 16273(Mobile Only)
3.Walton Hi-Tech Industries Ltd:
Walton motorcycle, produced by Walton Hi-Tech Industries Ltd. established in 1977. Walton is the first motorcycle manufacturer of Bangladesh with different models of 80 cc to 150 cc motorcycle. The company exports products in different countries of the world.
Company Type: Private Limited Company
Headquarters: Jiban Bima Bhaban(Level- 3), Dhaka, Bangladesh
Area served: Worldwide
Key people: S.M. Nurul Alam Rizvi(Chairman)
Products: Motorcycle and so on
Contact with Walton:
Jiban Bima Bhaban (Level-3),
10, Dilkusha C/A,
Domestic Sales & Marketing Office:
Jiban Bima Tower (Level-12),
10, Dilkusha C/A,
International Sales and Marketing,HRM, Mobile Phone & Media Office:
Printers Building, Level 9,10 & 11,
5 Rajuk Avenue, Motijheel C/A,
Walton Hi-Tech Industries LTD.
Customer Care Centre:
16267 or 09612316267
365 days service, Operation hour: 8.00 am to 10.00 pm
4.Aftab Automobiles Ltd:
Aftab Automobiles Ltd, In 1981 the Company was converted into Public Limited Company which is the lone largest assembler-cum-progressive manufacturer of Toyota & Hino vehicles in the private sector of Bangladesh. The Company is mainly a vehicle assembler and body fabricator but has been successfully assembling Toyota & Hino vehicles for the Bangladesh market since 1982.
Company Type: Private
Headquarters: Dhaka and Chittagong
Key people: Mr. Shafiul Islam Kamal, MD
Products: Car Assembling, Automotive Parts
Parent: Navana Group
Registered Office, Head Office & Share Dept :
125/A, Motijheel Commercial Area,
Tel: 9552212 Fax: 9566324
House # 16/B, Road # 93,
Gulshan-2, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Tel : 9883321; 9895662 Fax : 8832980
Fouzderhat Heavy Industrial Estate
Body Fabrication Unit :
148/A, Coatbari, Dipnagar, Gabtoly, Mirpur
5.Atlas Bangladesh Ltd:
Established in 1966 under private entrepreneurship. Nationalized and placed under the management of Bangladesh Steel & Engineering Corporation (BSEC) in 1972 after the Liberation of Bangladesh. Reconstituted as a Public Limited Company in 1987 under Govt.'s Industrial Policy. Products: Motorcycles of different models of world-renowned Honda and Hero Honda Brands, 3-Wheeler Motorized Rickshaw (Mishuk)Contact with Atlas Bangladesh Ltd: Atlas Bangladesh Ltd. 256-267 Tongi Industrial Area, Tongi, Gazipur.Telephone: +8809802327FAX: 880-2-9802397
6. Uttara Automobile Manufacturers Ltd:
Uttara Group of Companies was established in March 1972. The Group is one of the leading industrial, trading, and agency houses and also represents the country’s largest automobile sector. Uttara Group of Companies (UGC) a private limited company offers a wide – range of multi-disciplinary trading and marketing services is aimed at and fully geared to achieve a sustainable break-through in the business world.
Founder: Mr. Mukhlesur Rahman (53)Contact with Uttara Motors Ltd. Uttara Motors Ltd. 102, Shahid Tajuddin Ahmed Sarani, TejgaonDhaka 1208, Bangladesh.Phone : 880-2-8143372,8144328,8143713
7. HPM Auto Industries Limited:
Power brand is the next step in auto industry evolution. By combining the best aspects of traditional motorcycles and tri-wheelers with today’s most advanced technology, H.P.M Auto Industries Limited produces high performance products that are lightweight, efficient, fast, and fun to ride. Contact with HPM Auto Industries Limited: HPM Auto Industries Limited227 (New), 331 (Old) Ground 280/D, Baizid Bostami Road, Floor, Outer Circular Road, Nasirabad I/A, Boro Mogbazar, Dhakaph:+0088-031-2584589; 0088-031-2584590
9)IFAD Autos Ltd:
Sonargoan Road, Dhaka (1000),
10)Jonata Auto Mobile Parts:
No.21, Doyagong, Tikatoli,
(Ground floor), Dhaka (1203),
11)Chisti Engineering & Mechanical Works:
No.123, New Kakrail Road,
Muban Super Market,
Dhaka (1000), Bangladesh.
12)Chittagong Building & Machinery Ltd:
No.210-211,Nawabpur Road(Second Floor),
13.Bangladesh Honda Private Ltd.
15. Bangladesh Machine Tools Factory.
These companies are doing well in Bangladesh in the Automobile sector. If you have any queries or opinions about Top Automobile Companies in Bangladesh let us know and you can also make a list as a comment below.


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