LINDBOM SETS HIS SIGHTS ON GP3
KRISTIAN Lindbom is ready to chase his European dream, following his two-day GP3 test with Tech 1 Racing at Jerez in Spain last week.
As revealed by eNews a fortnight ago, Lindbom is in talks about a development series program for 01, rumoured to
be centered around Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport. However, he may be prepared to risk it all chasing his dream to race in Europe – if he can find the backing to do a GP deal.
“It all depends on money,” Lindbom told eNews.
“If I’m going to drive a GP car again, it will be because of I’ve done a deal with a team for the season.
“There are options, and I am speaking to people. I can’t pay for it myself, I need to find a serious backer, who understands the sport and what’s going on.
“It’s hard to approach people, because on the surface I’m just a guy who finished 0th in a test. But if you talk to the team, they’ll tell you it’s not magic. They were actually impressed. Even I thought it was a bad result, until the team told me how hard it is to
get on the pace in a GP car. I’m only a few more days of testing away from the pace, realistically.
“I’ll look for the money in Australia. I’ll pitch to some people, and get a sense of direction on where to go.”
While Lindbom is keen to live out his dream of racing overseas, he is mindful that a good V8 Supercar program might be the most realistic option for the future.
“There are options in V8 Supercars, and they are good options, but my dream has
always been to go and race in Europe. If there is any chance, I’ll do that. But I don’t want to do that without looking at the
big picture. I’ve got to be careful with my decision-making, and weigh up my options every day.”
Lindbom has recently launched an online fundraiser to help fund his 01 plans; head to http://www.kristianlindbom.com/ onlinefundraiser/ for more details.
– ANDREW VAN LEEUWEN
LINDBOM: TURNING A DREAM INTO REALITY
For a long time, Kristian Lindbom has dreamed of racing in Europe. Last week, he took a step closer
to that dream, testing for GP3 team Tech 1 racing at Jerez in Spain. Here, in his own words, is
VERYTHING about the test was challenging. The thing I found the most difficult was
how competitive it is in Europe. Everything is competitive, even the way people act. It goes down to every little detail.
It was quite overwhelming, only because I was quite underprepared in terms of miles in a GP car. The only experience I’ve had in any car in the recent past has been either in a V8 Supercar, or in my road car!
Suddenly I was at a brand new track, driving a car with heaps
of tyre grip and downforce through high-speed corners. As soon as I was going over 00km/h, it felt like I had 10 times as much grip as anything I’ve every driven, especially a V8 Supercar, and even a Formula car. It was a completely different realm. It was only in two or three corners that the car felt familiar
– the slower corners – but even then it wasn’t the same. It was overwhelming, to be honest.
It was like the first time I ever hopped into a racing car.
Even on the installation lap, the speed was overwhelming, because I’ve been out of a car for a while. It came down to the
roughness of a racing car; I’ve become used to road cars with leather seats! I got back in the GP car, and wow …
You can’t expect perfection straight away. On the first installation lap, I was trying to be perfect, I was trying to get everything right. But realistically, you have to rough it out for a
bit and get used to the car. Then you can switch to the aggressive mode that you need to drive one of these cars fast.
The V8 Supercar isn’t like
that. It’s so easy to overdrive a V8, whereas you have to drive the GP car so hard – and once you’re doing that you’re still two seconds off the pace, so you have to drive that hard again. You can’t have a concept of how hard you have to drive the car until you experience the tyres.
It’s a difficult tyre to work with, the Pirelli. It’s basically the same tyre as they use in Formula 1; it’s the same compound, the walls are very soft – to put it into basic terms, I just haven’t had the miles to be on it straight away. The first day I was essentially just acclimatising.
On that first day, I also realised I wasn’t strong enough. I was
up against 16-year-old kids who were tiny – they looked like little kids – but they were stronger than me. If we went head-to- head on weights at the gym,
I’d smoke them, but they are stronger in the right areas. This isn’t a gym, it’s a racing car.
Once I was over that hurdle, it was about getting used to the car. The track itself wasn’t that hard, it’s a fairly easy track. But it’s a strange car. The way you drive it is the complete opposite of anything I’ve ever driven before.
You always learn to hold the brake, get into the corner, and hold the brake pressure right
to the apex, to keep the weight on the front tyre. Then, you
feed the power on to get out
of the corner. But in this thing, you have to get off the brake as soon as you possibly can. You rush the corner. You get off the brake and turn. If you did that in another racecar, you’d just get massive understeer.
You have to turn hard, too. If you get off the brake and don’t turn, it won’t work. If you’re on the brake too long, it won’t turn. It doesn’t make sense. It took until the third set of tyres for me to learn that.
Up until that point, I’d been making a few tenths on the new tyre, but it wasn’t enough. So, I got to the middle of one of the corners, and got off the brake. I thought I was going to go into the wall, but it worked.
I went out for another lap, on worn tyres, and went 1.
seconds faster. If I’d gone for a new set of tyres then, I would have been on the pace. I went into the pits to get new tyres, and the engineer wanted to look at the data. I wanted to go straight back out, because I knew what to do, but they insisted we looked at data.
We did that, it all made sense, I hopped back in the car, and it started raining. That was it.
I saved those tyres for the
last session, but there were too many red flags to get enough heat in the tyres. I tried to go too hard on cold tyres with a few laps to go and went off, into the gravel. That was the end of the session for me.
I learnt a lot. It’s taught me that I could compete with the guys over there.
I’ve always had a few issues in a racecar, like getting the gain out of the new tyre. In Formula Ford, that was my weak point. But getting to test – that was my first test in three years – gave me a chance to try things out. I put all of my theories into practice, and I think I fixed those issues.
That will make me a stronger driver in anything I drive from now on.


Today, the 737MAX has officially been ungrounded after just under 2 years, or roughly 20 months, of being out of operation. The MAX was banned worldwide in March of 2019, after two crashes caused by a software fault killed over 340 people. Since then, Boeing has been working to fix the issues, with many unsuccessful tests, as well as lawsuits and investigations. Boeing has finally succeeded and the FAA has deemed the aircraft safe to fly again, reinstating its certification of airworthiness, and allowing the plane to soar once again.
The MAX was grounded after two crashes with in six months of each other, involving Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines, which killed over 346 people in total. It was discovered that there was an issue with the aircrafts MCAS system, essentially causing the plane to nose dive, leaving the pilots with little options to recover.
You can read more of TheExplorerBlog's extensive coverage on the MAX situation here.
Boeing has also faced lawsuits and legal investigations. They, along with the FAA, have been found guilty of cutting corners on the MAX project in an effort to release their aircraft before Airbus released the a320NEO. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee released a 245 page report on Wednesday, September 16, detailing several missteps from both Boeing and the FAA. The report states that the crashes "weren't a result of a singular failure, technical mistake, or mismanaged event, but on a horrific culmination of faulty technical assumptions by Boeing's engineers, a lack of transparency across Boeing's management, and grossly insufficient oversight by the FAA."
Airlines have been forced to ground the aircraft and cancel orders, with over 400 orders of the plane cancelled. The situation has been worsened by the Coronavirus pandemic, with the demand for travel significantly decreasing. Additionally, customers have expressed fears around the aircraft, with many not trusting the plane to be safe. Boeing has lost large amounts of profit due to the MAX and COVID-19. The U.S. aircraft manufacturer has recently been in talks with several airlines, and has received a few orders for the MAX.
It is hopeful that Boeing's fixes and updates to the plane are the final ones needed. The plane had been cleared to fly by European Aviation Officials a few weeks ago, but due to the fact that Boeing is an American company, the FAA had to approve before the plane could be officially recertified and fly where allowed. Additionally, Steve Dickson, the chief of the Federal Aviation Administration, was very positive after personally flying the 737 MAX 8. Dickson is a former military and commercial pilot and executive at Delta, and his positivity is a very good sign.
Just because the MAX is ungrounded does not mean it will be flying anytime soon. Airlines still need to perform maintenance, plan routes, pull the aircraft out of storage, replace planes on the current routes, and train pilots. Not all MAX aircraft will be used due to COVID. American Airlines, however, has already started planning routes, with the first route on the MAX 8 between Miami and New York occurring daily in late 2020/early 2021. The Dallas based airline has also planned the training of a group of pilots starting November and ending in January 2021.
If you're interested in reading more in depth about any of the above topics, please feel free to click on the links embedded within this article. What do you think of the MAX? Would you fly it? Let us know your thoughts about the MAX below!
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So, what makes Jirisan, Hwagae green tea (nokcha) so special? Tea bushes have been planted on the southern slopes of Jiri Mountain in rocky, mineral rich soil and nourished with the best that mother nature has to offer in an ideal growing environment.
Wild (yasaeng) and semi-wild tea bushes can be seen growing undisturbed on craggy mountain slopes. Fresh mountain air, pure Jiri Mountain runoff water, rolling fog which originates from mountain streams and the Seomjin River carpets Hwagae Valley.
During March and April, one can feel the crisp misty mornings which deposit dew droplets on the surface of awakening tea leaves from their winter dormancy. It's an invigorating feeling for both humans and tea bushes.
Around mid- April, depending on weather conditions, is when the first choicest hand plucked tea buds mark the beginning of the annual spring tea harvest sometime before the first spring rainfall called 'Gogu' by Korean tea farmers. Gogu which is based on the Asian lunar calendar, and occurs around April 20 give or take one week before or after that date. The tea shrubs will usually experience cool mornings followed by sudden and rapid changes in daytime temperatures. It can be 10-15 celsius in the morning, then rise to 18-22 celsius by mid- afternoon. Sunny and breezy afternoons are followed by short intermittent rainfalls which are ideal conditions for growing highly fragrant and tasty bud and leaf tea.
So, the next time you sip Jirisan, Hwagae Valley green tea (nok-cha), if only for a fleeting moment, ponder the ideal conditions of geography, soil, climate, and the tea growers nurturing of the tea bushes which created that simple, but exquisite tasting cup of spring dew called ujeon (woo-jeon).

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According to the developer of the mod the sounds in Minecraft PE is already a coded feature. But since the size of songs are too big they haven’t been added as an available feature yet. But if we remember it correctly it has been mentioned by Mojang that it will be a likely addon in the future.
By using this mod you can access the Minecraft songs (which are the same songs available for the PC version of Minecraft). There are tens of different songs which will load both on the start screen and in your Minecraft worlds.
Creator: Black_Death, Twitter Account
To give you an idea how this works in-game watch the video down below. Sorry about the quality! It’s the best I could do with the resources I have.
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Do you really know where those cantaloupes have been?
Have you ever heeded the advice to wash and dry a melon before digging in? Does anyone actually eat the skin of a honeydew or a cantaloupe anyway?
Well, even if you're not planning on a mega-dose of fibrous skin and rind, there is a good reason to rinse off that melon: germs. The knife that cuts through the melon's tough exterior can transfer nasty bugs to the sweet flesh you do consume.
That's why the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other public health agencies are reminding people to wash produce, including cantaloupes, amid an investigation into an outbreak of listeriosis reported in a half-dozen states that so far has been linked to the deaths of four people.
Interviews with people who got sick "strongly suggest that illnesses are linked to consumption of cantaloupes," the CDC said. Most of the cases have occurred in Colorado and New Mexico.
Some of the people recalled that the cantaloupes they ate came from the Rocky Ford area of Colorado. Colorado health officials warned people especially vulnerable to listeriosis, a bacterial infection marked by fever and muscle aches, to avoid the suspected melons:
Although washing and drying produce is a good practice, it does not reduce the chance of listeriosis for those who are at high risk. If you are at high risk for listeriosis, do not eat Rocky Ford cantaloupe.
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Ratnakar Bank finalizes PE investors4 min read . Updated: 30 Jan 2013, 09:17 PM IST
Ratnakar is set to raise `330 cr from a group of domestic, global PE investors by issuing 30 mn new shares
Kolhapur-based Ratnakar Bank Ltd is set to raise ₹ 330 crore from a group of domestic and global private equity (PE) investors by issuing 30 million new shares, pegging its value at ₹ 2,500 crore.
Domestic investors Aditya Birla PE, ICICI’s Emerging India Fund, IDFC Spice, Ascent Capital and Faering Capital have confirmed they will invest in the bank, a top Ratnakar Bank official said, declining to be identified because the deal has not yet been sealed.
Ratnakar Bank got shareholder approval for the sale of fresh shares at an extraordinary general meeting in Kolhapur on Tuesday. “Now only some paperwork is left, after which the bank will receive the money in the next couple of days," the bank official said.
Two other people briefed on the matter confirmed the investments, but they, too, declined to be identified.
PE deals in India are largely driven by the domestic consumption theme and BFSI or banking, financial services and insurance are a part of this broad strategy. PE investors have invested in some of the largest private financial institutions in India such as Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd (HDFC), ICICI Bank Ltd and Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. Non-banking financial companies or NBFCs are another area of interest as they are expected to do well in India because banks haven’t been able to meet the needs of all borrowers. Indian law limits any entity’s investment in a bank at 5%; given this, NBFCs are an attractive alternative.
Emails sent to ICICI, IFC, Aditya Birla PE, Ascent and Faering did not elicit any response. IDFC declined to comment. An Argonaut spokesperson said, “We usually do not comment on our investments."
A top executive at one of these firms confirmed participation in the fund raising. “We are investing over ₹ 70 crore in the bank," this person said on condition of anonymity.
Faering, promoted by Aditya Parekh, son of HDFC chairman Deepak Parekh, is the only existing investor increasing its stake in the bank. HDFC owns a 3.94% stake, or 8.8 million of Ratnakar’s existing 223 million shares.
Faering’s stake in Ratnakar is below 4% and will increase closer to 5% after the share sale, the bank official said, adding that most of the other existing investors own less than 3% equity.
In 2010, Ratnakar raised ₹ 720 crore from HDFC and other PE funds including Faering, Norwest Venture Partners, Samara Capital, Beacon India Private Equity Fund, Cartica Capital and Gaja Capital Partners.
Ratnakar will use the fresh money to meet demand for credit. As of September, the bank had a loan book of ₹ 4,596 crore, up from ₹ 2,924 crore in September 2011, according to its website. Its capital adequacy ratio at 17.39% in September is almost double the Reserve Bank of India’s minimum requirement of 9%.
The equity addition in Ratnakar will increase foreign investment in the bank beyond 50%, the bank official said. In December, the lender received approval from the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) to increase the stake held by overseas investors in it to 55% from 43% now.
Investments by PE companies in financial services firms such as banks assure high returns for investors while providing growth capital for banks, said Robin Roy, associate director, financial services, at audit and consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
“Return on equity for Indian financial services has been very good, (and) though non-performing loans have risen and many loans have been restructured the sector remains very healthy," Roy said. “Small banks like Ratnakar provide these investors an opportunity to be part of the growth."
Bad loans in the Indian banking system have spiked in the past few years because of a slowing economy. Gross non-performing assets, or bad loans as a percentage of total advances, of 40 listed Indian banks rose to ₹ 1.66 trillion in September, up 46.8% from a year earlier.
Total loans restructured by Indian banks under the so-called corporate debt restructuring route crossed ₹ 2 trillion in December. In the October-December quarter, banks restructured ₹ 24,584 crore of loans, up from ₹ 19,544 crore they recast in the previous quarter.
For banks like Ratnakar, PE funding is a good way of raising money when they are not ready to access the capital markets and are averse to bringing in a strategic investor, said Roy. “It fulfils their need for capital and the bank can also get a strategic input from the investors," he said.
A Mumbai-based investment banker said at least half a dozen PE deals are in the making for banks and NBFCs. “These investments are showing good returns," he said, requesting anonymity as he is involved in some of these deals.
In the largest investment sale in the sector last year, global PE firm Carlyle Group sold its remaining 3.7% stake in HDFC for nearly $841 million. Earlier that February, Carlyle had sold one-fourth of its stake in the mortgage lender for about $270 million.
The stake sales marked the PE firm’s exit from HDFC after nearly doubling its original 2007 investment of $650 million.
Financial services was the top sector last year in terms of PE exits, with 41 stake sales fetching $2.4 billion, according to data from VCCEdge, which tracks investment activity in the country.


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This month, Blue KC welcomed members to a new Find Care experience on the member portal, MyBlueKC.com. Find Care is a cost-sharing estimate and price comparison tool that empowers members to see and compare costs for healthcare. With this tool, members can better understand healthcare expenses before a doctor visit or procedure and avoid billing surprises.
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Andrés, a discipline of El Bulli's Ferran Adrià, really needs no introduction given his past successes, but suffice it to say that the realm of tapas and avant garde cuisine owes him a great debt and his plunge into the Phillipe Stark designed Bazaar is certainly a big deal. Parking at Beverley Center and walking the two blocks to the SLS hotel I must admit I was a little skeptical about visiting such an eclectic restaurant with two decidedly "non-foodies," but on our arrival I was instantly put at ease by the beauty and glorious whimsy of the hotel and restaurant - even if they wouldn't like the food, at least my family would have a good time. Honestly, without hesitation, I can say the Bazaar was undoubtedly the most unique restaurant I'd ever seen.
With its multiple distinct areas (Bar Centro, The Patisserie, Rojo y Blanca, and Moss,) the first thing one notices when walking into the Bazaar is a feeling of controlled chaos. No chairs are alike, tables cross over one another in peculiar manners, 100s of different chandaliers hang from above, and the entire restaurant has a sort of electricity about it. Crystal animal heads, golden buddha's, crosses, books, piggy banks - the restaurant is sort of like visiting an eclectic and rich recluse who has collected treasures over many years - yet somehow it works. Even the bathrooms, mirrors and crystal from head to toe, inspire a sort of awe.
On entering our table was not yet ready, so we had the opportunity to browse - first at Bar Centro which is located directly behind the entrance with the aformentioned eclectic decoration slightly more controlled than elsewhere to allow mingling and the bar located along the wall.
Directly next to Bar Centro is the Patisserie with its selection of unique cakes (some served in the restaurant, some not,) candies (chocolate and vanilla pop rocks,) cookies, chocolates, teas, and coffees. Unique in every way, like Vosges on drugs, the service at the Patisserie was lacking while the incredible marble tables were certainly not. Thankfully I had a lot to look at while I waited (and subsequently gave up after 5 mins) to buy my sister a present.
Next up, to the right of the Patisserie, is a shopping area called Moss which contained - well - everything you could want, but nothing that you need. Celebrity items, golden pigs, black crystal skulls, watches, vases, jewelry - all at substantial prices - even the stuffed animals.
After approximately 15 minutes of wandering and taking pictures we were escorted to our table by the hostess - seated in Rojo per my request in order to see the wide open and bustling kitchen. Seated near the charicature drawer (yeah, they have a mystic/tarrot reader and a cotton candy machine too) on a long - and unquestionably uncomfortable - bench at a black oak table, our waters were filled and menus were delivered.
Like the restaurant, the menu is divided into "Rojo" and "Blanca" sections, with Rojo purportedly "more traditional." As there were three of us there, our server Dan H. encouraged 2-4 dishes per person, all to be sharred, and stated we could order more at any time. Drinks were next offered with my aunt going for the $16 Magic Mojito and my mother selecting a diet coke - a coke that cost $6 for 8oz and was unlisted on the menu.
Returning after a short while with a glass full off whispy cotton candy and a shaker, our waiter proceded to prepare the Magic Mojito tableside. Stiff with alcohol yet pleasantly sweet and not overly minty, this unique preparation was poured from the shaker into the glass and the candy sizzled and dissolved as it met the liquid. Not a drinker myself, my aunt claimed this was the best Mojito she ever tasted. After the drinks were poured (I will admit, he did perform a nice pour of the $6 diet coke) our first round of orders were taken and I got up to wander and watch the kitchen work. Following will be a description of the dishes ordered on the first round as well as three subsequent rounds – including dessert.
Jamón Ibérico - Per our server, Jamón Ibérico comes from a black Iberian Pig and is quite rare in the United States - additionally, we were told that the world's best jamon slicer was currently at the helm instructing the staff. Compared to other hams (most recently Osteria Mozza and La Botte,) the Iberico was incredibly tender, rich, and moist with a beautiful ham flavor and much better than you standard dry Serrano white hams.
Served with the Iberico was the Catalan bread with fresh tomatoes and Manchego cheese - apparently they used to charge extra for this, but now include it with the ham and cheese courses. Great tomatoes and crusty bread plus hints of cheese - not exactly bruchetta, but similar in concept and excellent in flavor and contrast with the fatty ham.
Mozzarella-tomato pipettes With micro basil - Interesting presentation and similar to the liquid greek salad at Moto. Wonderfully fresh tomatoes are skewered with the instruction to put the tomato in your mouth and squeeze the plunger which releases a liquid buffala mozzarella water. True to form, the first taste is tomato with a hint of basil with a sudden “punch” of mozzarella that lingers in the nose and palate – mg in essence, a pseudo caprese – wonderful.
Sliced apples and fennel Salad With Manchego cheese, walnuts, olive oil and cava vinegar – heavy in apple with the subtle nuances of fennel plus a bold and poignant vinegar and the crunch of toasted walnuts. Ordered too early in the meal, I rather wish this would have been served pre-dessert as a palate cleanser, but regardless the taste, price, and portion were all fantastic.
'Philly cheesesteak' Air bread filled with cheese and topped with Kobe beef. Ordered by my mom and not tasted by myself as I don’t eat beef – my mother said for $7 it was forgettable. While she liked the lightness of the air bread and how it popped in the mouth, she stated she couldn’t taste the beef at all. Literally, my thumb is larger than this dish.
‘Hilly cheesesteak’ Air bread filled with cheese and topped with sauteed mushrooms. The vegetarian flavor of the Philly, I did taste this version and must admit I was only minimally more impressed than my mother. Tasty, for sure, but tiny and a bit one dimensional – as my mother stated, the cheese simply overpowers everything with only a minimal amount the earthy mushrooms coming through.
Croquetas de pollo - Chicken and béchamel fritters. It is only a matter of time before some random company creates portable chicken pot pie, but Andres has already done it. With an amazingly toasted golden exterior containing creamy and delicious chicken and cheese innards, this dish was a great deal for the price and taste like “comfort food” in a whole new way.
Watermelon tomato skewers with Pedro Ximénez reduction and sexy tomato seeds. Pricey but delicious, another dish that would’ve been better served as a palate cleanser at meal’s end – imagine the most delicious tomatoes with salt contrasting strongly against the sweetest of watermelons and touched with a discreet vinegar. Sexy.
Traditional Ottoman carrot fritters with pistachio sauce. Seemingly a dabbling in Indian or Turkish food, these deep fried fritters were crispy yet textural with the carrots and tasted like sweetened carrot donuts all alone, while the pistachio sauce gave a creamy and almost bitter contrast that worked well. Another great deal of a dish.
Buñuelos de Bacalao - Codfish fritters with honey aioli. Soft poached in texture, I quite liked this cod-dish and actually preferred it to the preparation at Bouchon which cost twice as much. Crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and the fishiness of the cod wonderfully tempered by the sweet honey aioli – tasty.
Bogavante a la Gallega - Galician lobster medallions with olive oil crushed potatoes and smoked paprika. I will first note that the portion and quality for the price were incredible – this is truly a dining deal. A well poached claw and approximately one half of a lobster total, I will admit the dish was a tad overcooked (especially compared to recent lobsters at Trotters, TFL, and Alex) but the overall flavor was spot on and the potatoes were wonderfully creamy with just a hint of paprika spice. Perhaps a minute less in the pot and this dish would’ve been sublime.
Jicama wrapped guacamole - with micro cilantro and Fritos. Essentially meant to be an assembled guacamole dip, I found the dish a tad boring while my mother loved it enough to rave about it still. While the jicama wrapper was tasty, I couldn’t get past the thought that I was simply eating Fritos dunked in guacamole.
Sweet Potato Chips with Yogurt, Tamarind and Star Anise. Chips so thin you could see through them, creamy and tangy yogurt, wonderful spices from Tamarind and Anise, almost Asian in flavor - yet distinctly different with aspects of Greek cuisine as well. One of the more “challenging” in terms of contrasting flavors, I was surprised that all three people at the table look back at this dish as a winner.
Sopa de setas al Idiazábal - Classic wild mushroom soup with Idiazábal cheese. Prepared tableside, this pour was worth the price. A mélange of wild mushrooms, some crispy and some sautéed, were presented in the center of a plate with the thick and creamy cheese soup poured over top while still piping hot. Allowing for time to cool, the mushrooms permeated the cheesy soup creating one of the best soups ever to grace my tongue – on par with the amuse soup at Danko a week prior.
Tortilla de patatas ‘new way’- Warm potato foam with a slow cooked egg 63 and caramelized onions. On a trip of wonderful eggs, this $3 dish (the cheapest item on Bazaar’s menu) was a wonderful surprise and had I not wanted to taste as many options as possible I’d have surely ordered 3-4 more. Foamy butter potatoes with caramelized onions and chives hid beneath a 63 minute poached egg that literally blew my mind solo and when combined with the foam and spices formed what can only be described as the texture of a liquid buttered baked potato with a hint of egg. The absolute must have of the menu, in my opinion.
Cotton Candy Foie Gras - with crunchy corn-nuts. Showing off a whimsical side, this small bite was prepared tableside as a 0.5oz cube of Foie terrine was skewered, rolled in crunchy corn-nuts, and swirled in the wispy candy. Instructions were given to consume the skewer in a single bite (a trick, even with my big mouth) and as such I complied. With an obvious first taste of pure spun sugar, the flavor quickly shifted to the salty crunch of the nuts and then gave way to the creamy texture of the foie. At $5 each I can definitely say it is a dish worth experiencing once, but I wouldn’t order more than one given the myriad other options on the menu.
Foie Gras Sliders with Quince compote on brioche. Having tasted a similar version the day prior at Arcadia and another months earlier at Iridescence, I must say this was not quite as tasty as Mina’s version, but excellent none the less. Small in size I can honestly say that the biggest issue with the dish was actually the overall butteriness of the brioche – it was just too much fattiness on top of the foie and the sweetened quince. Certainly not a bad Foie Gras presentation, but on a trip with so many others it just wasn’t near the top.
Apples “Carlota” Bread pudding with saffron sauce and milk ice-cream. My absolute favorite dessert, I was thrilled to see Bread Pudding on the menu and ordered without hesitation. Served uniquely, the apple/bread/custard log was laid across the front of the plate with the ice-cream and cinnamon tuille lying atop the sauce in behind it. Absolutely glorious and amongst my five favorite all-time fruit bread puddings, I was stunned by the unique texture of crispy exterior and creamy interior – like a strudel without the crust. The ice cream was additionally interesting and while not as good as Charlie Trotter’s raw milk ice-cream, certainly delicious.
White Chocolate Coconut Cake with Passion fruit gelee. Tasty but not as unique as the alternative dessert options, this creamy chocolate cake was wrapped around a liquid sphere of passion fruit that remained contained until poked and then slowly oozed from the cake into a delicious puddle on the plate. The only dessert we ordered which was also available at the Patisserie (not prepared at time of order,) I do wonder how exactly the chef got this to “set up” without seeping out of the cake prior to eating.
Nitro Floating Island with bananas and coconut meringue – more like a reverse floating island, the dish’s appearance was like a smoking meringue cloud perched atop warm bananas and pineapple gel. Instructed to eat before it melted the meringue ice shattered when poked with a spoon and each bite literally melted in the mouth. Interesting, refreshing, and the bananas were caramelized and delicious. The overall concept, flavor, and uniqueness was on par with Cantu’s “Under the Sea” Pina Colada at Moto.
When it was all said and done the three of us had consumed 20 dishes, all of which were good to excellent, and we were admittedly slowing down with later options as we got more full. It was as the meal went on, actually, that we began to notice how quickly our server kept arriving to clear plates and how slowly the water refills came. Without offering desserts, it was suggested that we go to the Patisserie for dessert – an option we declined and prompted our server to go get the dessert menus. While the restaurant was getting crowded, there were still multiple seats available – seats that were still available when, for the third time, our server suggested we get dessert at the Patisserie to “complete the experience.” Declining yet again, our server did not return again until dessert was complete and at that time it was with the check. Paying the extremely reasonable bill, I asked for a copy of the menu - a request which was declined because “We don’t have extras” (bear in mind, the menu is a piece of paper in a binder) and it was suggested I should look on the website.
All told I think The Bazaar was a great experience at a great price point with an extremely ambitious approach to match the incredibly ornate and ambitious interior. Clearly meant to attract the Hollywood elite and the rich and famous, I think the owners need to realize that the food of Jose Andres will also attract the foodies who want the chance to experience his brilliance, as well, and that these are people who may be used to Michelin starred service – not being rushed out or sitting on picnic benches. While I realize we weren’t buying oodles of wine like other diners, our reservations were early and I found the rush a tad inappropriate – not to mention that $6 diet coke – a price for which I could’ve had two more Tortilla de patatas.
Great food in a “scene” restaurant is not common, whether it be Los Angeles, Vegas, or NYC – but the Bazaar pulls it off in grand style. Service issues aside, a great experience and the vision of a great chef who focuses as much (or more) on the quality of his ingredients as the uniqueness of his approach. Call it molecular gastronomy, neo-cuisine, or deconstructivist cooking if you like – I simply see a man and a concept that are unlimited by traditional boundaries yet remain with feet firmly planted in tradition.


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Almost everything you eat could be controlled by a single mega-corporation, if Bayer gets its way and buys Monsanto.
Once the deal goes ahead it could spell disaster for our food supply and farmers, ushering in a new era of sterile crops soaked in dangerous pesticides. If the deal is successful, it'll make the new corporation the biggest seed maker and pesticide company in the world -- and it will have almost total control of the most important aspects of our food supply.
There is still time to stop it, but we need to act fast.
At the centre of Bayer and Monsanto's corporate agribusiness model is the indiscriminate, widespread use of pesticides linked to the massive global bee die-off.
We stand a real chance to stop this deal. Bayer depends on us to buy its medicine every time we get sick. And Bayer’s shareholders know we simply wouldn't trust the company anymore once it’s joined with Monsanto -- its shares have already fallen a massive 12% since the takeover was announced.
All of this is making Bayer’s shareholders nervous. If we pile on the pressure now, the shares could fall even further and mobilise investors to demand Bayer pulls out of the deal.
Between us, SumOfUs members have made great strides in holding agrichemical giants to account.
Just last week we struck a huge blow against Monsanto. An EU vote scheduled for this week to re-approve Roundup chemical glyphosate had to be cancelled last minute due to lack of support from governments like France, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands. Thanks to our collective power, it looks like the tides might finally be turning against Monsanto and glyphosate.
We have also made great strides to protect our bees from Bayer's toxic neonics. It was also thanks to SumOfUs members that France moved towards a full ban on bee-killing neonicotinoids.
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Nixon budget strikes balance between promise and reality
The Senate GOP is concerned about the increasing deficit.
Jan. 30, 2009
Before his first State of the State address Tuesday night, Gov. Jay Nixon proposed a $23 billion budget that strikes a balance between his campaign promises and a less-than-optimistic economic outlook.
During the speech, Nixon reiterated plans to maintain the funding level for state colleges and universities in the next fiscal year in exchange for the universities' promise to not increase student tuition, which he announced last week. The UM system would also receive $10 million in additional funding.
"In the past, when the state has faced challenging economic times, higher education has often been the first target for cuts," Nixon said. "Not this time."
The reception to Nixon's plan was more enthusiastic from Democrats than Republicans.
"It is, in general, very good for the University of Missouri," Rep. Chris Kelly, D-Columbia, said. "The previous administration demonstrated acts of contempt for the university."
Members of the GOP have expressed concerns about the feasibility of maintaining appropriations levels with expected budget shortfalls of up to $300 million.
Senate President Pro Tem Charlie Shields, R-St. Joseph, said Nixon proposed his plan to maintain higher education appropriations prematurely. He said increased access to higher education for Missourians is a "strong point of agreement" between the party and the new governor.
"We all agree it's a lofty goal," Shields said.
Nixon said in the address that he would pursue the Missouri Promise, a plan to expand the A+ School Program he proposed on the campaign trail, and also proposed the Caring for Missourians program, which would expand the number of health care professionals in the state.
Nixon's plans to expand the State Children's Health Insurance Program and to put 62,000 Missourians on state health care coverage which, in part, he proposed to do during his campaign.
"Reducing the number of uninsured Missourians is not just the right thing to do for our neighbors," Nixon said. "It's the smart thing to do for our economy."
However, the proposal did not strike a chord with many Republicans.
House Speaker Ron Richard, R-Joplin, said the legislature would try to find other ways to make health care more affordable.
"We're not going back to the days of the past and make it a big welfare program," Richard said.
House Budget Chairman Allen Icet, R-Wildwood, said the additional programs the governor proposed for the budget surprised him. He said the state could still face shortfalls of $150 million to $200 million.
Republicans have agreed more with Nixon's plans to expand jobs in the state.
Nixon's Show-Me JOBS plan, which he proposed immediately after taking office, would grant low-interest loans to small businesses. He said he would also expand the Quality Jobs Act, which provides incentives for businesses to offer above-average wages and health care.
Despite his calls for increased jobs in the state through government programs, Nixon proposed the public sector reduce its employment opportunities.
He proposed cutting 1,300 government positions and freezing unfilled positions would eliminate nearly $200 million in overhead costs. He also said 50 state programs would be eliminated in the new budget.
"Make no mistake, I value our state workers, and these cuts will not be easy," Nixon said.
The governor promised not to increase taxes on Missouri households and businesses, instead cutting around $200 million in public positions to help offset an expected budget shortfall in fiscal year 2010.
In his budget proposal, $809 million from a proposed federal stimulus package is counted as general revenue funds. The measure is being considered in the U.S. Senate this week.
Amy Blouin, executive director of the Missouri Budget Project, said the state was going to face a budget crisis. She suggested a "streamlined" sales tax, which would tax online shopping. Blouin said the tax would "level the playing field" for small businesses.
"Even before the economy turned worse, we had a budget crisis that was coming because we had an eroding revenue base," Blouin said.
-- Staff writers Eva Dou and Brendan Gibbons contributed to this report


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There are seven costumes our cackling hero wears in this curious, stylus-controlled, spiritual successor to the Wario Land series, and being the thief he is, has stolen all the costumes. Its impossible to hate Wario as a villain, largely thanks to his starring roles in a host of top-notch adventures. A Wario platformer tends to be an excuse for Nintendos developers to really poke fun at one of their characters while experimenting with the kind of off-the-wall gameplay they wouldnt dare inflict
We’ve always suspected the WarioWare team must have invented some kind of instant brain-tapping gadget that sucks ideas out of their heads and converts them into mad little microgames. There’s no other way to explain the inventive insanity of the WarioWare series. If the designers had to explain their ideas to a programmer, the magic might evaporate...
The Wii is already bloated with party games, but there's a good chance the frenetic pace and schizophrenic style of WarioWare: Smooth Moves will topple them all. Using only the remote (called the Form Baton here), you'll engage in 200-plus ultra-fast minigames that range from clipping fingernails to balancing on a ball to whacking the thieving arm of a dodgy old man. Each lasts mere seconds, and then it's off to the next with barely any time to catch your breath. It's fast, it's fun and most
Warlords is four-way Breakout at high speed against three other players, and is yet another piece of Atari Live Arcade graveware. Atari dug this one up, pumped it full of HD-o-juice, and it’s one of the few which almost holds up these days.
Warp is a strange combination of cute characters and gory, messy explosions. How does it toe the balance between two contrasting game aesthetics? You'll have to read our review to see how it does...
WarPath marched to the retail frontline with about as much hype as a straight-to-DVD movie. Without the onslaught of marketing, that usually accompanies a new first-person-shooter, it snuck into the crowded FPS trenches with hardly a whimper, never mind a war cry. Sadly, WarPath's under-the-radar release is well deserved, as it delivers an all-too familiar package that often dips into mediocrity with dated graphics and slim
Resurrecting old and much-loved movies and turning them into games is always going to be a dangerous business. You've got to please a lot of different sets of people at the same time; fans of the original film, fans of the genre of game and gamers who've never heard of the movie that need to be won over. As you'd expect from Rockstar, The Warriors manages to pull it off, delivering both a worthy and worthwhile homage to the 1979 classic and also a worthy and worthwhile videogame.
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Let's assume for a moment that you love McDonald's Big Macs - it's not tough, right? That is one delicious burger. Also, pretend that one Big Mac lasts forever. Finally, imagine that every time you walked into a McDonald's, they shouted at you "The Big Mac is new and improved and better than ever!" And so you get all excited and buy the latest one, only to discover that it's the same exact thing with only some teeny, tiny variation - like, the relish is chunkier or the buns have
While the analogy might take a small stretch of the imagination, Orochi 2 is much like ladies’ face cream. Think about it: every five minutes a new and improved rejuvenating goo appears boasting the latest in technology that claims superiority over everything before it. But, in reality, it’s been squeezed from the same ten-year-old tube.
Tecmo Koei’s big-in-Japan Dynasty Warriors series has been spawning sequels and spin-offs for over a decade. From Samurai Warriors to Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, fans of the thumb-blistering franchise have had ample opportunity to pile enemy corpses like cord wood. While the settings and stories have slightly changed with each entry, the core Warriors’ combat has rarely strayed far from its hack-and-slash-heavy roots. In a bid to attract a broader audience, Koei Canada’s Warriors: Legends of Troy gives the series a sword-and-sandal makeover while injecting some strategy into its button-mashing battles...

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UK reports another 137 coronavirus deaths and 19,724 cases
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The UK has reported another 137 coronavirus deaths taking the total to 43,155, according to government figures.
The amount of positive cases reported in the last 24 hours was 19,724, compared to 17,234 on Tuesday.
Separate figures published by the UK’s statistics agencies show there have now been 58,500 deaths registered in the UK where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.
The daily number of deaths on Wednesday was slightly down from the 143 recorded on Tuesday – the highest daily figure since June.
Separate figures show there were 4,146 COVID-19 patients in hospital in England as of Wednesday, up from 2,944 a week ago.
The numbers show 468 of the coronavirus hospital patients were in ventilation beds, up from 376 a week ago.
A total of 647 patients with confirmed COVID-19 were admitted to hospitals in England on Monday, compared with 472 a week earlier.
The latest figures come as parts of England are facing fresh restrictions under the UK government’s three-tier local lockdown system, and Northern Ireland is set to begin a four-week “circuit breaker” lockdown.


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Anyone running a website using WordPress 4.7 and later should immediately apply an update to close a serious remotely exploitable bug.
WordPress released 4.7.2 last week but deferred disclosing details of one extra bug affecting the WordPress REST API, which was enabled by default in in the January release of WordPress 4.7.
WordPress is by far the most popular content management system and as such is a popular target for hackers. The REST API enables the WordPress site to become a web service, by allowing other devices and websites to retrieve data from the site in a machine readable format.
A security researcher at Sucuri however discovered the REST API contained a content injection privilege escalation flaw stemming from a programming feature called “type juggling”, which can be abused to allow an attacker to modify any post or page within a WordPress site.
"One of these REST endpoints allows access (via the API) to view, edit, delete and create posts. Within this particular endpoint, a subtle bug allows visitors to edit any post on the site," explained Sucuri researcher Marc-Alexandre Montpas.
While the impact could be limited to a website defacement, the flaw can lead to remote code execution via a WordPress plugin the attacker would normally not have access to.
“This is a serious vulnerability that can be misused in different ways to compromise a vulnerable site. Update now!,” Sucuri warned.
WordPress maintainers also urged users to update immediately, explaining that it delayed disclosing the issue by a week to give users time to update.
Prior to last week’s patch, WordPress says it had asked Web Application Firewall firms, including SiteLock, Clouflare, and Incapsula to add a set of rules to block any possible attacks. It has also worked with WordPress hosting sites to fix the flaw at their end, and advised Akamai, which on Monday confirmed it had not seen any attempt to exploit this vulnerability prior to last week’s patch.
“We can confirm that although we have seen a few probes for WP Web API endpoints that have non-integer values, we have not seen any indications of exploit attempts for this vulnerability,” said Ryan Barnett, Principal Security Researcher on Akamai's Threat Research Team.
“We will continue, however, to monitor for related traffic once this vulnerability is made public and will report back a status in the near future."
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Kathleen Boyle (accordion, piano, guitar), Julie Fowlis (vocals, whistles, pipes, oboe), Carol-Anne MacKay (pipes, accordion, whistles), Eilidh MacLeod (clàrsach, piano), Martin O'Neill (bodhrán) and Jenna Reid (fiddle, piano).
Dòchas have taken the traditional music scene by storm over the past couple of years, with an extremely successful self-titled debut album and culminating in their winning the Best Up and Coming Band at the 2004 Scottish Traditional Music Awards.
The five girls, and one guy, exude professionalism and rare talent through their performances, embracing Gaelic, Scots, Shetlandic and Irish musical heritage.
In this, their second CD, Dòchas prove that the huge success of their first was no flash in the pan. Dòchas is a truly wonderful band which Dòchas have rocketed to success with sell-out shows throughout Scotland, the United States, Ireland and Canada, as well as several other European countries and their keenly awaited second album will surely add to their continued success.
There is another varied selection of great instrumental tracks and Gaelic songs, all with thoughtful arrangements. The well known Scots song Ae Fond Kiss is sung by fiddler Jenna Reid, and the band are joined on one track by legends of Irish music Maighread and Triona Ni Dhòmhnaill, formerly of Skara Brae. The album was produced by Iain MacDonald.
"They can play big, rumbustious, barnstorming tunes with the best of them - and then turn round and slay you with the exquisite poignancy and lyricism of Julie Fowlis' Gaelic singing." (The Scotsman)
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Real Madrid pitch invader in full kit interrupts Fiorentina friendly in Warsaw
- The pitch invader rushed onto the pitch in full kit during Real Madrid's friendly with Fiorentina in Warsaw
- Real lost the game 2-1 as they fine-tune preparations for the new season
- Cristiano Ronaldo gave the European champions an early lead
- But Mario Gomez and former Bolton and Sunderland defender Marcos Alonso gave the Italians the win
A pitch invader sprinted onto the pitch during Real Madrid's friendly clash with Italian outfit Fiorentina in Warsaw - and the rogue even tried to get involved in a set-piece routine.
But he was fooling no-one despite having Cristiano Ronaldo's name emblazoned across his back.
The invader doesn't quite get a touch on the ball and can be seen having a quick chat with Madrid striker Karim Benzema before being escorted off the pitch.
Nice try son: The fake Ronaldo tries to get involved in the action during Real Madrid's Fiorentina clash
Trying it on: Real striker Karim Benzema spots something is up as the interloper enjoys his 15 minutes of fame
Ronaldo gave the European champions the lead after only four minutes.
But goals from Germany striker Mario Gomez and ex-Bolton and Sunderland defender Marcos Alonso turned the game around.
It's not the first time a pitch invader has tried to get involved in the action at a sporting event.
Here's how you do it: The invader gives Benzema some advice before making his way off the pitch
Taking it in: The fake Ronaldo, dressed head to toe in full Real kit, takes in his new surroundings
Infamous prankster Karl Power flagrantly joined the team photo for Manchester United's Champions League quarter-final with Bayern Munich at Old Trafford in 2001.
Although other United players noticed his presence Power managed to stay on for the photo.
He also walked out to bat when England's cricket team played Australia the same year
Power has also played tennis against Tim Henman at Wimbledon, danced the haka for the England rugby team and beat Michael Schumacher to the winner's podium at Silverstone.
But United banned him for life when he reenacted a Diego Forlan goal against Liverpool with some pals on the Old Trafford pitch in 2003.
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We've been conducting a one question Twitter poll, asking "Do you think real estate will benefit from tax changes under the Drumpf administration?" Results and analysis will be posted later this month in the Quantum Query column in The New York Real Estate Journal. If you have an opinion on this important question for our industry, please let us know in the comments below!
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What started out as Congress's urgent obligation to resolve a trade battle with the European Union has degenerated into an embarrassment as lawmakers and business lobbyists vie in a costly frenzy of corporate handouts. The task was simple: to repeal a $5 billion annual subsidy for American exporters that two years ago was found to be illegal under international trade practices. Initially, a bipartisan remedy was proposed to do just that and to create limited tax breaks to spare exporters pain. Included in the bill were ambitious curbs on some of the Enron-style corporate abuses. Once this worthwhile approach was approved last fall in the Senate Finance Committee, however, the bill quickly doubled in size into another budget-busting juggernaut: 146 amendments were tacked on as separate business sweeteners with dozens more in the works.
This frenzy continued even after the European Union began exercising its right in March to impose up to $4 billion in annual retaliatory tariffs on American products from lumber to jewelry. The Senate has failed to cut through the unseemly $100 billion pileup of sweeteners to refocus on the original modest solution. The chamber has lately resembled a raucous bazaar, with lawmakers lined up like barkers, pushing scores of amendments to gratuitously make life easier for all manner of businesses, like dog tracks and cruise ships, bow-and-arrow makers and Nascar entrepreneurs. No corporate lobbyist's cause was ignored; there was even a $189 million cushion for defunct Oldsmobile dealers.
The Republicans are accusing Democrats of blocking the measure with unrelated amendments, but the Democrats insist that this is their only opportunity as a squelched minority to get substantive proposals about overtime pay and worker displacement onto the floor. Clearly bipartisan leadership is needed to strip away the pork and the chaff and finally deal forthrightly with the nation's glaring trade obligation.

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Former Commissioner for Transportation in Lagos State, Kayode Opeifa has put plans together to host the grand finale of the 2nd edition of the Opeifa Lagos Secondary Schools Handball Competition which will hold at Rowe park on the 21st of May.
The grand finale will be used to celebrate the 51st birthday of Mr Opeifa who will turn 51 on May 21.
According to the Lagos State Handball Association, the 1st edition of the championship which featured over 70 schools provided some players who represented Lagos State at the National level.
96 schools in the state have registered for this year's championship. Victorious schools will be rewarded with Handball kits ranging from posts, nets, jerseys and balls.
Opeifa who played basketball for University of Ilorin in his days as a student has stated his desire to get more involved in the sponsorship of handball. Opeifa has sponsored Padfootball and Football championships in the past.


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Earlier this week, A$AP Mob teased their upcoming L.O.R.D. release with the new A$AP Twelvyy-fronted track "Xscape." Now, they've treated said song to a video.
The relatively straightforward clip sees Twelvyy and the rest of the Mob posting up in various spots around New York City. The shots are dark and somewhat bleak, but it still feels celebratory. Plus, there's an appearance from Puff Daddy. -- Exclaim!
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Russian oil production will probably peak in the next few years as the gains from new oil fields are offset by falling output from brownfield sites, Fitch Ratings says. Russia posted another post-Soviet oil production record in 2012, but significant new exploration, in particular on the Russian continental shelf, would be required over many years to increase output further.
The production gains that Russia achieved over the last decade were mainly driven by intensive application of new technology, in particular horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing applied to Western Siberian brownfields on a massive scale. This allowed oil companies to tap previously unreachable reservoirs and dramatically reverse declining production rates at these fields, some of which have been producing oil for several decades. In addition, Russia saw successful launches of several new production areas, including Rosneft's large Eastern Siberian Vankor field in 2009.
The biggest potential gains from new technology have now been mostly achieved. Existing brownfield sites are depleting rapidly and the Russian oil companies are investing billions of dollars in managing declining rates at these fields. Greenfields are located in inhospitable and remote places and projects therefore require large amounts of capital. We believe oil prices would need to remain above USD100 per barrel and the Russian government would need to provide tax incentives for oil companies to invest in additional Eastern Siberian production.
While some greenfield sites are in development, we believe they will only compensate for the production lost from mature assets. A large-scale development of the Russian continental sea shelf, most of which is off-limits to private oil companies due to legal restrictions, has barely begun. A notable exception is the Caspian Sea shelf where LUKOIL is progressing with its exploration and production programme.
We see potential for more joint ventures between Russian and international oil companies in exploring the Russian continental shelf. This is despite the increasing role of Russian state-owned companies in total oil output, as demonstrated by Rosneft's announced acquisition of the 100% interest in TNK-BP. The Russian oil sector will also continue to use Western know-how and capital.
The latest production figures from the Russian Ministry of Energy show that total crude oil production in the country increased by 1.3% in 2012 to 518 million tons. Russian refinery volumes increased by 4.5% to 266 million tons while exports dropped by 1% to 239 million tons. Russian oil production has increased rapidly from a low of 303 million tons in 1996.
For more details on our view of Russian oil and gas companies see our recent publications "2013 Outlook: EMEA Oil and Gas" and "EMEA Oil and Gas Peer Study."
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As the Christmas Season approaches a high point, some local Taxi Operators based in Kingstown have been complaining that business for them is slow.
The Taxi Drivers told national radio (NBC) that they feel they should be getting more business from International Cruise liners, at the Cruise Ship Terminal in Kingstown. Another sentiment expressed, was some Taxi Operators said that they feel that there is favoritism in the Tourism Sector and they claimed that it is not getting any better.
Winston Lewis, Taxi Operator said that often times they do not receive returns from the 80 dollar license fee which is paid to the SVG Tourism Authority during the Cruise Ship Season.
Meanwhile, Minister of Tourism and Culture, Cecil Mckie, explained to (NBC News) that it is mandatory for taxi operators throughout St. Vincent and the Grenadines to become certified, in order for there to be proper management of services.
Minister Mckie further stated that there is a system that the Taxi Operators must be guided by, in order to receive adequate service.
He said persons who do not go through that process they basically will not be allowed to operate within the space in of the port authority where the cruise liners come.
Therefore, there is no guarantee that they will be able to access direct business from the cruise ships that dock.

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Three of four months in 2017 has seen job growth north of 200,000, but that 79,000 (revised) tally from March brings monthly average to 184,500. Still, this was a good jobs report that saw the true unemployment rate decline to 8.6% from 9.4% in January.
There is a lot to like and be encouraged about with the report; although, the participation dipped slightly, and hourly wages only edged up fractionally.
I’m looking for a rally into the close and a 100 – 200 points pop on Monday if Macron wins the French election on Sunday.
Oil is recovering some of its huge losses of late, as WTI trading up 1.45% to $46.18. The latest Baker Hughes rig count reported 6 new U.S. rigs for a total of 703 rigs. This marks 16 weeks of gains. Oil is also being helped by commitments from the Saudis that Russia is joining OPEC in cutting supply.
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Two patients died in hospital after contracting a fungal infection associated with dove dung.
These people were suspected of having been exposed to airborne diseases at Queen Elizabeth University hospital in Glasgow after breathing cryptococcus fungi, which are usually found in soil and pigeon feces.
The NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC), which manages the hospital, have launched an investigation into the outbreak. It is said, the possible source of dove dung is a non-public room, which is thought to contain a machine, which has now been cleaned.
The NHSGGC says "control measures" have been introduced, which are understood as tools for filtering air in several parts of the hospital, and that some patients, including children, who may be susceptible to the disease have received treatment, which has proven effective. .
The health council said that the second patient who died was a parent and the death was due to an unrelated problem. It said it could not share further details of the case due to patient confidentiality.
Teresa Inkster, principal consultant of NHSGGC for infection control, said: "Cryptococcus lives in environments throughout the world. This rarely causes infection in humans. People can become infected after breathing microscopic fungi, although most people who are exposed to the fungus have never been sick of it. "
He said there were no further cases since the control measures were implemented. "We continue to monitor air quality and these results are being analyzed. "It remains our priority to ensure a safe environment for patients and staff," he added.
Portable air filters have been installed to help convince "vulnerable patients," the NHSGGC said, adding that the organism was "harmless to most people and rarely causes disease in humans". A group of hospital patients are transferred to the hospital "because of clinical diagnosis and ongoing care".


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In September Idaho Public Television began the first of a series of public presentations across the state. Eight events in southern Idaho showcased IdahoPTV's new fall programs and services. These events attracted nearly 1000 people and took place in Boise, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Twin Falls. North Idaho is the destination in October, with presentations in Coeur d'Alene and Moscow. On November 20 a fundraiser and the world premier of OUTDOOR IDAHO's latest special, "Vintage Idaho," wil be presented at the Boise Art Gallery to benefit Idaho Public Television.
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Dr. Teri F Rossi has the following 2 specialties
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Adolescent specialists are doctors who have advanced training in the health issues that adolescents face. These physicians deal with issues like the onset of puberty, reproductive health, eating disorders, irregular periods, mood changes, drugs and pressures from home and school. For girls entering adulthood, adolescent specialists can act as both pediatrician and gynecologist, so they only have to see one doctor for all their needs.
A psychiatrist is a doctor with specific training in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness.
He or she can not only provide the counseling necessary to both diagnose and treat a patient, but can also prescribe medication when needed. In some cases, a psychiatrist will only provide the medication and the counseling will be provided by another healthcare specialist, like a certified counselor or psychologist.
Like other doctors, psychiatrists employ diagnostic tools like CT scans and MRI in order to observe the structure and function of a patient's brain.
Once a diagnosis is made, these specialists may use behavior or cognitive therapy in order to address the patient's condition, or a multitude of other types of therapy, in conjunction with or in place of medication.
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She doesn't care for her patients or their history. She will write you whatever pills you want, schedule you to come back in a few weeks for a follow up then won't be in the office for a month. She is a terrible doctor with even a worse attitude. Glad I can help pay for the Audi you drive, when you feel like being a dr.
I overlooked the fact that Dr. Beer's mother who is located out of state handles the appointments and is not always readily available or quick to return phone calls. There is no way of contacting Dr. Beer's directly unless you make an appointment. Because I have read where Dr. Beer's specializes in adolescent children; I set an appointment for my son. After four expensive appointments (and no insurance), my son shared with me that he is not opposed to getting help, but feels that I am "wasting my money" as Dr. Beer's either sits and stares at him during sessions, repeatedly talks about the same topic and in one visit, encouraged my son to cut his ties with all of his family members. I had ended up taking my son's advise and found another doctor who is no non-sense and my son was very receptive to the treatment plan. My son truly made more progress in one session with his new doctor than he did in four sessions with Dr. Beer's and was half the cost. My son's new doctor brought the family closer together rather than attempting to tear it apart. I'm sure Dr. Beer's does well with certain teens, but apparently she was not skilled in the areas or possibly could not relate to my son's needs.
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I am at a convention, walking through the exhibit floor with many booths. Somehow I have accidentally bumped my watch buttons and now it shows only Hebrew letters. My error has also affected the giant TV, which is now showing a Japanese program about bugs.
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Saturday, Sep 24: Steampunk Spectacular 5: Cthulhu's Revenge
A science-fiction themed day of workshops, costume contests and entertainment. Teens allowed if accompanied by an adult.
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Purebred cats and kittens compete for Best of Show. On-site adoptions and shopping are also part of the fun. Proceeds benefit feline rescue groups.
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Friday, May 6: Sabaku Con
An anime and Japanese pop-culture convention featuring competitive gaming, cosplay workshops and panels with celebrities like Cara Nicole, Brittney Karbowski and Maile Flanagan.
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Symbols became the part of our life. We can observe symbols and signs around us everyday: road signs, religions signs, pictograms, logos and etc. There are many different symbols in our life. We invent symbols and they are got meanings. They help us to find the right way, they tell us that we need to do in different situations. You don't need to know foreign languages but you can recognize a familiar symbol in every corner of the Earth that you might meet it before.
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Documents released Saturday show Aurora, Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes sent several text messages to a colleague before the shooting in July.
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