We’re looking for a junior architect!
Are you passionate about design, love to make presentations, have consultations and produce architectural drawings? Make sure to apply for our junior architect job opening. Check out the full vacancy.read more
Update The Bow – Going into a new phase
As of today construction has started at The Bow in Amsterdam Overhoeks! The Bow is the second residential building designed by Orange Architects in this new district in Amsterdam-Noord – the first being the nearly finished The Line. We can’t wait to see yet another project arise. Find out more about the project. Team The Bow: Amvest, DGMR, dioCON ingenieurs, Kondor Wessels Amsterdam bv, Mabutec and Rienks Bouwmanagement.read more
KAAP Amsterdam up for sale
The first two KAAP blocks are up for sale! Horn, one of the two luxury apartment buildings we designed on the northern bank of the IJ, and Coast (by Powerhouse Company) are on the market of this week. With the design of the two buildings we tried to pay tribute to both the industrial past of the area, and to new opportunities that come with the explicit landmark position of the towers within the future development of the area. As in love with the area and project as we are? Make sure to register before July 19, 10:00. Want to know more about the project? Check all ins and outs here.read more


text:
Host James Corden admits he is terrified that he could fall over or spill wine over Kylie Minogue while presenting this years Brit Awards.
The show will feature performances from Emeli Sande, One Direction, Muse, Mumford & Sons, Taylor Swift, Robbie Williams and Justin Timberlake .
Last year Corden was forced to cut off Adele so that Blur could play out the ceremony which didn't go downs well with her or the fans.
The actor was speaking to Newsbeat's Natalie Jamieson backstage following rehearsals for the show.
The Brit Awards 2013 take place on Wednesday 20 February at London's O2 Arena. The ceremony will be broadcast live on ITV1.

domain: news


text:
Age:36 years old (in 2021)
Date of Birth:27 April, 1985
Birthplace:Los Angeles, California, United States
Zodiac Sign: Taurus
Height, Weight & Physical Stats
Height:5 feet 4 inches (1.63 meter)
Weight: 55 kg (121 lbs)
Hair Color:Dark Brown
Eye Color:Light Brown
There are many actresses in America who entertain the people by their actions. All these actresses are beautiful and petty. Talking about one of the most talented actresses of America Sheila Vand. She was born on 27 April 1985 in Los Angeles. Her height is 5 feet 3 inches. The main cause of the success of Vand is her beauty and attractive personality that compels the veer to watch her gain and gain. She is a popular film actress whose carrier is full of achievements. She is of Iranian descent. Talking about her education well she got her primary education from the school named UCLA school of theater and did graduation in acting and direction.
Sheila started her career from the banal tiger by playing a leading role as an Iranian housekeeper, she performed the role of Sahara by which she becomes very popular. Later, she played many interesting roles in films and dramas.
She took interest in photography and in the year 2012, she collaborated with the photographers. And worked with them. She played leading roles in many movies and got success.
She performed in a concert hall in 2013. She had a boyfriend who belongs to the musical world so that she has little know-how of the music. In the movie girls walk home she acts in the form of a leading character. Vand also has contributed to the NBC. In the CBS series, Vand played the role of female pilot. This role makes her so popular among the people. In the minority reporting she performed in all the episodes with zeal this contributes to her success in the industry. Talking about the fan following, well the actress Sheila Vand has millions of fans on Facebook and Instagram. Hundreds of people follow her regularly and laid her a lot. Vand also shared about the money that she earned from modeling and acting as well. But according to the online resources Vand earned millions of dollars annually. Her charges are high for every film. The producer and directors cast her in the film because of her brilliant acting and graceful looks. She is a charming bright star in the American film industry. Her attractive attributes and lively acting make her popular day by day among the people in America.
The great American actress and a gorgeous model Sheila Vand has achieved a great number of pf fans and fame because of her heart winning looks and brilliant acting. Her brilliant career is an indication of her brilliant achievements in the film industry. Vand has got many awards on the basis of her performance. Vand’s many films are categorized as the best films and her roles as the best characters. Her hard work and great skills are the reason for her success. Sheila got nominated for many awards and she has won numerous awards of Best Actress and Model.e She is still working in the film industry and touching the height of success.
Sheila Vand Education
Qualification: Degree in acting and directing
School: Not Known
College: UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
Sheila Vand Gallery
Sheila Vand Career
Debut TV Series/Movie:
- Life (2007), as Shahnaz Darvashi
- Rabia (2007) Short Film, as Lina
Salary: US$ 16K-18K Per Episode
Net Worth: US$ 2 million approx.
Family & Relatives
Father: Update Soon
Mother: Update Soon
Brother(s): Update Soon
Sister(s): Update Soon
Marital Status: Single
Husband/Boyfriend: Apparently Single
Tahj Mowry Wish Tahj Mowry Happy Birthday
Nushrat Bharucha Wish Nushrat Bharucha Happy Birthday
Koushani Mukherjee Wish Koushani Mukherjee Happy Birthday
Pankaj Udhas Wish Pankaj Udhas Happy Birthday
Harshad Chopra Wish Harshad Chopra Happy Birthday

domain: entertainment


text:
“The first time, we didn’t know exactly what the result would be. But this second time, we knew the exact vibe we were trying to achieve”
Baruch Hashem It’s Shabbos
“I measure demand by the amount of people who tell me, ‘We need another album,’” says MOSHY KRAUS, producer of the Yiddish Nachas albums and children’s choir he cocreated with Yossi Green back in 2014. Four years ago, the choir produced a CD titled Shabbos Nachas, which would be the first of the Shabbos Nachas series. The chassidish children’s voices singing Shabbos songs became the sound of Erev Shabbos in many homes, with streaming still ongoing every Thursday afternoon and Friday. Moshy says his friends and neighbors were asking him to produce another album with the same flavor, and he’s now answered their challenge.
For SHABBOS NACHAS 2: TOAMEHU, Moshy worked with Zisha Schmeltzer, who arranged the music and coproduced the album. Their goal was to do the same, but better. “The first time, we didn’t know exactly what the result would be. But this second time, we knew the exact vibe we were trying to achieve. The entire process, from song selection to musical and vocal arrangements, was about recreating the ‘Shabbos Nachas’ feel of the first album.”
There are some songs that all listeners will know, and others that you might not realize you know until you hear them and your subconscious recognizes nostalgic childhood Shabbos echoes. The first pick for this album was Reb Pinky Weber’s “Uvirtzoncha,” which Kraus says he sings every week at the table with his own children — one of the highlights of his Shabbos. Then he included a kiddush medley, a collection of the songs he usually leads in the shul kiddush on Shabbos morning. Listeners will enjoy guest vocalists Yossi Green, Shmueli Ungar, Yanky Daskal, Sruli Werdyger, and Rabbi Shloime Taussig, among others.
Surprisingly, Moshy says there are some songs on the album that he didn’t know previously, indicating the sheer breadth of the Shabbos song repertoire. “Both Reb Yisrael Wertzberger’s ‘Raza DeShabbos’ and Shlomo Katz’s popular ‘Yismechu Bemalchuscha’ were suggested by other members of the team and were actually new to me. I loved them when I heard them, so we went ahead and taught them to the choir.”
Nowadays, he finds himself relistening to the lively dance medley. “I had finished putting the entire medley together when I realized I wasn’t happy, even after tweaking the mix and some of the music. One night I decided to rearrange the order of the songs, and open with Shwekey’s up-to-date “Baruch Hashem s’is Shabbos,” and all of a sudden it felt just right. Moving it meant working with 60 tracks, but it was worth the result.”
Working with a collection of old songs is a different kind of challenge than producing new material. Every bridge and chord change has to be carefully planned, as does the amount of time to spend on each tune — which, Moshy explains, is not too long. “It takes time for a listener to connect to new songs, but if you put out an album of old material, especially with a specific theme and feel, the listener connects right away, with no intro or bridge needed. So you don’t need to sit too long on one song, and instead, just keep moving on.”
The first track, Shabbos Nachas, carries the essence of the album’s vibe — vintage Shabbos songs — at a gentle pace. It was important to enter the spirit of Shabbos right away, and Moshy originally did this by starting with the Vizhnitz niggun, “Uy, didi duy didi duy duy duy duy duy, Uy, didi duy didi duy….” But when his friend, Bnei Brak musician Meyer Adler, suggested that he open the album with a Yiddish version of Yigal Calek’s “Shabbos, My Shabbos, Heilige Shabbos” (“The Lost Princess”), he saw that the song worked its magic: “In three seconds, you’re there already. It’s Shabbos,” he says.
Can you think of a song that has amazing vocal arrangements?
I find that the Modzhitz classic Baruch Keil Elyon, composed by Reb Ezriel Fastag Hy”d lends itself to harmony amazingly. Everyone at the table can catch on easily, and it’s a beautiful thing to sing at a seudah.
—Avrum Mordche Schwarz
The Project I’ll Never Forget
The one which I worked on for weeks, but never released. It was a new artist, who invested so much time and so much heart in recording here. We recorded the music, edited and made revisions, dissected every move and every beat, and finalized the mix — and at the end the singer decided not to become a singer. The work was paid for, but the project never saw the light of day. I had to accept it and not view it as a waste because obviously this is what Hashem wanted.
—Gershy Schwarcz, Edgware Studios
During these days of war and terror in Eretz Yisrael, what songs are you turning to for chizuk?
I’ve found myself turning to Dovid Hamelech’s timeless words, “Va’ani bechasdecha vatachti, yagel libi biyeshuasecha — But as for me, I trust in Your kindness; my heart will exult in Your salvation; I will sing to Hashem, for He has dealt kindly with me.” Rabbi Baruch Chait and Shlomo Carlebach each wrote stirring and uplifting niggunim to those hopeful words. We have Hashem’s promise that Klal Yisrael is eternal and that better days are coming. Like Dovid Hamelech, let us, too, exult in that knowledge even in the darkest and most trying of moments.
If there is one song that offers chizuk in these times of enemies threatening to destroy Klal Yisrael, it’s Yonatan Razel’s “Vehi She’amdah,” performed by Yaakov Shwekey. It’s always been a favorite song of mine, but now more than ever it feels like it’s the right time for it. Of course, there is “Acheinu Kol Beis Yisrael,” either Yossi Green’s moving tune or Abie’s classic, and I would also recommend Shmueli Ungar’s “Rachmana.”
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 986)
Oops! We could not locate your form.

domain: artistic


text:
Posted Fri Mar 6, 2009 at 08:00 AM PST by Peter Bracke
'Spaceballs' is coming to Blu-ray, with MGM setting a mid-June arrival for the Mel Brooks comedy classic.
One of the first (and best) of the 'Star Wars' parodies, 'Spaceballs' has earned a huge cult following over the past twenty years, and remains one of MGM's biggest catalog hits.
The studio, via Fox Home Entertainment, will debut the film on Blu-ray June 16 (MGM previously released a special edition DVD in 2002).
Tech specs will see 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 (1.85:1) and a DTS-HD Lossless Master Audio 5.1 Surround track.
There is no word yet on confirmed supplements, but we'll keep you posted.
Suggested list price for the Blu-ray has been set at $29.99.
You'll find the latest specs for 'Spaceballs' linked from our Blu-ray Release Schedule, where it's indexed under June 16.
The latest news on all things 4K Ultra HD, blu-ray and Gear.


text:
This composition demonstrates how physical boundaries are easily broken and betrayed by sound’s ability to transcend consecutive time and solid structures, refracting time and space.
The journey begins on NYC subway platform where the particulate rhythms and melodies of the subway swarm with the notes and beats of subway musicians.* Once boarded and on the train, the ambient is quieted and encapsulated…until you are let off, far from the city, where the barren trees hold steady, absorbing a cold winter rain.
Suggestions for creating the best listening environment for this composition:
Many of the composition’s sonic textures will be lost if played through the tiny tinny speaker your computer or mobile device. The best way to listen is through headphones. It can be a challenge to capture the spatial qualities of a sound piece like this one through the rigid environment of computer and and mobile screens. I’d rather play it for you in a gallery space or even through your own sound system in your home, an environment that would allow the sound to travel through a quality speaker, then through space before arriving in your ears.
I’m experimenting with a Sparkfun mp3 player shield for Arduino, using it to prototype for a sound installation idea. In this prototype there are just simple push buttons, while the final installation is more likely to use sensing or more complex triggers. This prototype allows me to experiment with different sounds and on a small scale, get a sense of how sound transitions might work. For the speaker I’m using my old faithful Fender mini amp, love this little device! I use it routinely for prototyping. The video here demonstrates a setup of simple push button that trigger custom sounds stored on the sd card.
There are tutorials and libraries on the Sparkfun site and Github. I used this tutorial to get started.
I hope you can join me for this Arduino workshop at the College Arts Association Conference this February in NYC.
Interactive Design with the Arduino Microcontroller
Workshop Leader: Jenn Karson, University of Vermont FabLab
Friday, 02/17/17: 1:30–3:00 PM
Concourse E, Concourse Level
An electronics platform, the Arduino microcontroller is based on relatively easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for anyone (designers, inventors, musicians, educators, artists, makers, architects, scientists and researchers) interested in making interactive projects, prototypes and tools. Design with the Arduino gives one the ability to define inputs and outputs like sensing, light, sound and motion. In this short workshop we’ll explore its founding philosophy and provide hands-on time for building simple circuits and interactions. You do not need any previous experience or knowledge to take this workshop; we encourage everyone who is interested to join the fun!
Required Workshop Materials: Laptop with current operating system. In advance of the workshop, please download Arduino software: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software.
Registration cap: 10
Potential Workshop Specializations: Materials-Art Making Techniques-Studio Practice, Technology and/or Software-Specific Training, Pedagogy-Educational Strategies-Teaching Methodology
It’s the coldest and darkest time of year here in Vermont, a time for studio work, friends, family, reflection and renewal. Above is a celebration of the season’s sounds and snow – I love the softness of these snowy days! Below are two poems about the dark that were shared through a Dharma Seed podcast with Donald Rothberg on December 19, 2016. I find them very inspiring and so share them with you today. They are thoughtful reminders of the light and color that can be found in the depths of dark, far from the bright glow of our mobile devices and the distractions of entertaining TV and computer screens.
Wendell Berry: “To Know the Dark”
To go in the dark with a light is to know the light.
To know the dark, go dark. Go without sight,
and find that the dark, too, blooms and sings,
and is traveled by dark feet and dark wings.
All the warm nights sleep in moonlight
keep letting it go into you, do this all your life
do this and you will shine outward in old age.
The moon will think that you are the moon.
CEMS 095/295 Special Topics
Spring Semester 2017
Thursdays 5-8 pm
Instructor: Jenn Karson
On Campus Undergrad, CEMS 95: 15539
Online Undergrad, CEMS 95:15602
On Campus Graduate, CEMS 295: 15707
Online Graduate, CEMS 295: 15708
Most material costs are covered.
This course opens up a world of innovation to students across disciplines. Within the span of a semester, students without previous engineering or programming knowledge will learn to build working interactive prototypes using sensors, light, sound and motion. In preparation for a final independent project, course teachings will include rapid prototyping, aesthetics, project management and presentation skills, the study of meaningful interaction between humans and machines, and profiles of prominent innovators from the humanities and sciences.
In hands-on labs students will learn how to build with the Arduino microcontroller, an electronics platform based on relatively easy-to-use hardware and software. The Arduino is a favorite tool of inventive designers, musicians, educators, artists, entrepreneurs, makers, architects, scientists and researchers. assignments will challenge students to apply their newly acquired technical skills to creative projects that solve problems, inspire curiosity and follow independent lines of inquiry.
For more information see details below. This course promises to be both challenging and fun – join us!
Massimo Banzi, founder of the Arduino micrcontroller speaks to how the tool is ideal for the novice:
Open to all UVM Majors and Continuing Education Students
20 Classroom Seats (Hills 20)
10 Online Seats
Download the Syllabus
Week of November 14, 2016
Continuing Education Students
Step 1: Preregister anytime (24 hour processing)*
Step 2: Registration Begins November 21, 2016 learn.uvm.edu
*Preregistration is necessary for new UVM non degree students.
Fill out the form below or contact
Jenn Karson is a project collaborator on this exhibition and created two sound installations for it. Learn more in the exhibition catalog:
Staring Back: The Creation and Legacy of Picasso’s Demoiselles d’Avignon
February 3 – June 21, 2015
Fleming Museum Burlington, Vermont
Hosted by UVM President Thomas Sullivan,
Fleming Director Janie Cohen, and the Fleming Museum’s Board of Directors
Cash bar, hors d’oeuvres and music
Tuesday February 10, 5:30-7:00 PM
Picasso’s major 1907 painting, Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, created an uproar in the Paris art world and laid the foundation for the development of Cubism. This spring, the Fleming Museum presents an exhibition that explores Picasso’s extraordinary process in creating the painting, through innovative installations and advanced technologies that transform the museum experience. The painting’s ongoing legacy is examined through the work of a diverse group of American, African, and European contemporary artists. While Demoiselles does not travel from its home in the Museum of Modern Art, it will be represented at the Fleming in an unprecedented manner.
Visitors will be introduced to the painting in an environment that evokes Picasso’s studio at the “Bateau Lavoir,” where he first showed Demoiselles to his close friends and colleagues in 1907; their reactions may be heard against a background of ambient sounds that would have echoed through the streets of Montmartre at the time. Augmented reality will enable visitors to view images of Picasso’s studies for the individual figures and the full composition in the context of the painting, and to understand its evolution.
Picasso found inspiration for Demoiselles in art history and contemporary visual culture. Through a variety of new visual technologies, visitors will understand how he synthesized and transformed these diverse sources – from Iberian, African, Oceanic, and Egyptian art to Baroque painting, Cezanne’s and Gauguin’s work, and colonial photographers’ images of African women – to launch a radically new artistic vocabulary.
The largest section of the exhibition highlights the continuing pull of the painting – over 100 years after its creation – as evidenced in the work of international artists, including Leonce Raphael Agbodjelou, Gerri Davis, Damian Elwes, Julian Friedler, Kathleen Gilje, Carlo Maria Mariani, Sophie Matisse, Stas Orlovski, and Jackson Tupper.
STARING BACK was conceived and curated by Janie Cohen, Director of the Fleming Museum of Art. The exhibition is informed by the work of numerous Picasso scholars, including Cohen, who has published on Picasso for over thirty years and whose new research on anthropometric-style colonial African photography and Demoiselles will be published in the journal Photography and Culture in March, 2015. Cohen’s project collaborators are Coberlin Brownell, Assistant Professor, Emergent Media Program at Champlain College, Burlington, Vermont; and Jenn Karson, Sound Artist; Lecturer, UVM College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences; and Founder, Vermont Makers, Burlington, Vermont.
Generous support for this exhibition has been provided by the Kalkin Family Exhibitions Endowment Fund; the Walter Cerf Exhibitions Fund; Rolf Kielman and Stephanie Spencer; TruexCullins Architecture and Interior Design; Kimberley Adams, M.D., and Mark Depman, M.D.; Neil and Ursula Owre Masterson ’89; the Offices of the President and the Provost at the University of Vermont; and the Fleming Contemporary Art Fund.
Vermont Libraries to Transform into Maker Spaces This Summer
UVM CEMS supporting development of library STEAM programs
The University of Vermont is supporting the development of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts + Math) programs for Vermont public libraries this summer.
Fourteen public libraries from Craftsbury to Charlotte to Castleton will offer summer maker workshops for K-12 students as part of the new “Vermont Makers and Libraries: Sparking a Culture of Innovation” project. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the Vermont Department of Libraries, Vermont Makers, the University of Vermont College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, Vermont Library Association and CMF Innovations.
“By teaching and sharing technical literacy, we can help empower students through valuable and fun learning experiences,” said Jennifer Karson, founder of Vermont Makers and instructor with the University of Vermont FabLab at the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences. “The project encourages individual creativity, collaboration and lifelong learning.”
The three-hour workshops will be held June 25 to Aug. 9 and will be taught by local educators trained by Karson. The libraries are each offering two of the five modules: Creative Creatures, Squishy Circuits, Toy Hacking, E-Origami and E-textiles. Participants will learn how to use digital and physical tools to help strengthen their deductive reasoning, logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
A $20,000 Vermont Community Foundation Innovations and Collaborations Grant and a $5,000 grant from UVM CEMS are helping to fund the program. UVM CEMS is providing space for the train-the-trainer workshops for educators as part of the Vermont Engineering Initiative, and the Vermont Department of Libraries is helping coordinate and implement the program in libraries around the state.
“The maker movement is alive and well in Vermont, and like the rest of the nation, public libraries are an important player in providing opportunities to engage in these hands-on creation programs,” said State Librarian Martha Reid of the Vermont Department of Libraries. “I love the ways that maker programs can foster intergenerational learning, introduce novices and experts alike to technology and STEM, and promote teamwork and collective problem-solving.”
Modeled after hacker spaces, a maker space is a place where young people have an opportunity to explore their own interests, learn to use tools and materials and develop creative projects. In recent years, libraries across the country have embraced the trend to create maker spaces for communities.
Librarian Susan O’Connell of the Craftsbury Public Library, who was instrumental in getting the summer program off the ground, said she first witnessed the power of maker spaces at the Champlain Valley Maker Faire two years ago.
“As a librarian and teacher, too often I see children’s scientific curiosity extinguished when science is taught as a set of facts to memorize without the thrill of exploration and discovery,” she said. “At the Champlain Valley Maker Faire, people of all ages were experimenting with trajectory with a pumpkin-chucking trebuchet, learning how to solder, and watching electricity play along a tesla coil. People were trying, sharing and exploring new ideas, and kids were incredibly excited.”
O’Connell said the idea was also inspired by the Collaborative Summer Library Program, which creates programs and activities designed to encourage children to learn and read during the summer. This summer’s theme is science.
Communities participating in the initiative include Bennington, Barre, Charlotte, Craftsbury, Castleton, Fairfax, Groton, Jericho, Poultney, Quechee, Richford, Warren, Westford and Williston.
“Our goal is to make it possible for children who might not have access to this kind of programming in rural areas to engage in fun, hands-on activities and discover how science works in everyday life,” O’Connell said. “While all of the participants might not become scientists, they’ll be better prepared to thrive in our technological world.”
For more information and a list of participating libraries, visit http://steam-e-zine.com/index.php/spark-a-culture-of-innovation.
Two images are available for download (courtesy of Vermont Engineering Initiative), one of educators training for the Toy Hacking STEAM program and an image of a toy. Toy Hacking is one of the STEAM and Maker programs offered this summer in Vermont public libraries. Download the images here: http://www.uvm.edu/~uvmpr/images/high_res/STEAM/
As part of the “Site and Sound” festival in Montreal we participated in a Critical Making workshop with Garnet Hertz, the author or the zine “Critical Making” that is proving to be a strong and unique voice in the art + technology scholarship. It was great to work with Garnet and the other workshop participants. At the end of the day we had a new issue of the zine “Critical Making Montreal.” Studio Ju Ju contributed an essay about the Firehouse Bell Project.


The plan is to make the mopeds available for up to six months to people who live too far from a new workplace to walk there if there are no public transport links.
But local taxpayers say the idea is a “ridiculous” use of public money.
It is ridiculous that you have to dangle carrots to encourage people to get off their backsides
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has secured £20,000 of EU cash for the scheme as an extension to its £2million Home to Work initiative which has already seen nearly 500 people borrow bicycles or be given bus passes or taxi rides.
To be eligible, people must live in Stoke, be applying for a job, have a job or a job offer and be aged 16 or over.
Susan Richardson, 46, a mother who works for a stationery firm in Stoke, said: “I would love it if taxpayers paid for me to travel into work on a moped.
“I have to catch two buses. It is ridiculous that you have to dangle carrots to encourage people to get off their backsides and do what the rest of us are doing.
“What a joke this country is when we are using cash from other countries to pay for some layabout in Staffordshire to swan about on a moped.”
Shop worker Judith Granville, 58, said: “Why can’t they get the bus? It is ridiculous. I’d be embarrassed to tell my friends I was accepting such help to get myself to work.”
Pensioner Arthur Lorrimer, 78, said: “That £20,000 of EU money is just our taxpayers’ cash coming back to us. Getting to my jobs was my problem, not the council’s.”
Councillor Ruth Rosenau said: “By helping people travel to their employment we are delivering on pledges for job creation.”
The scheme will go ahead if a suitable supplier can be found.


text:
Glisten Plus capsules are herbal blood cleanser pills. These possess herbs which improve liver functions and remove toxins and harmful compounds from blood. Slowness in metabolism causes toxin build-up which enters into blood, Glisten Plus herbal blood cleanser pills eliminate toxins by improving defecation of waste matter through urine and bowel movements, and prevent toxicity in blood.
Herbal blood purifier pills improve kidney functions and remove toxic compounds from blood and also supplement herbs which are powerful anti-microbial. These herbs possess properties to fight back bacteria and other infectious agents and provide blood detoxification.
Glisten Plus capsules possess herbs which are rich sources of antioxidants. These inhibit free-radical mechanism and improve functions of organs and flow of blood. Glisten Plus blood detoxifier pills possess anti-inflammatory herbs and purgative, thermogenic and diuretic herbs to maintain purity and regular removal of harmful compounds from the system.
Poor functions of lymphatic system are one of the major causes of blood toxicity. Glisten Plus possesses herbs which improve lymphatic system to keep blood purified and free from harmful compounds and agents. These supplements to purify blood are suitable for men and women both and not only enhance health and vitality but keep immunity higher as well.
Blood purification is wonderful for sharper brain functions and psychological problems. These pills improve skin condition and protect it from acne, eczema, dry or oily skin conditions and improve its looks and appearance considerably.
Bambusa Arundinacea (Kshreerika), Rubia Cordifolia (Manjistha), Phyllanthus Distichus (Chalmeri), Carthamus Tinctorius (Kasumba), Maerua Arenaria (Murva), Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla), Tinospora Cordifolia (Guduchi), Cuscuta Reflexa (Amar Bel), Pongamia Glabra (Karanj), Smilax China (Chobchini), Fumaria Officinalis (Pitpapda), Tylophora Asthmatica (Antamul)
These are simple and convenient to use. Consume one or two pills regularly after breakfast and dinner and avoid misses. Avoid harmful foods and drinks and maintain healthy water intake.
Ayurved Research Foundation
Blister pack, 4 packs of 60 capsules

domain: biology


text:
Citizen Watch – Promaster Dive Automatic – NY0155-07X
The past becomes the present with the new Promaster Dive Automatic men’s watch by Citizen. Going deeper into the history of the original version of this diving watch, it was released in 1989 for the new generation of dive watch enthusiasts. A design element that stands out is the distinctive, serrated bezel design that was inspired by a fugu, the Japanese name for pufferfish. Featuring a 3-piece, 44mm case, sapphire crystal, and a black polyurethane strap, the black rotating bezel with a black easy grip aluminum ring surrounds the green dial and luminous hands and markers, while the case back features an engraving of a fugu or pufferfish. This technically advanced and automatic sport watch comes in an exclusive collector’s dive tank box and is ISO compliant with a screw-down crown and water resistant to 200 meters. Caliber 8204.
- Powered by the release of a wound spring, mechanical movements never require a battery. Wound 2 ways: Automatic: Automatic mechanical movements have an oscillating weight that winds the spring with the motion of the wearer’s arm. Manual: The springs on manual-wind mechanical movements are wound clockwise by the rotation of the crown.
CASE WIDTH (MM)
- Sapphire Crystal
- Superior scratch resistance and hardness

domain: hobby


text:
BrandWith an eye on the catwalks and hottest gals around, Missguided's in-house team design for the dreamers, believers and night lovers. Taking the risks no one else dares to, its bodycon dresses, crop tops and ripped denim are your standout style hacks.
LOOK AFTER ME
Just give it a wipe with a damp cloth
For all-day-everyday ease
ABOUT MEStrap: 100% Polyurethane.
11072097 11072097 Missguided Missguided Watch in gray with rose gold case and stone set bezel Shop Missguided Watch in gray with rose gold case and stone set bezel at ASOS. Discover fashion online. 54 US ASOS

domain: design


A cone crusher with wear indicator. the cone crusher comprises a frame, a head rotatably supported on the frame, a bowl supported on the frame in spaced relation to the head, a liner mounted on one of the head and the bowl, and an indicator for indicating wear of the liner. preferably, the indicator includes a recess defined by the liner, and the recess is revealed upon erosion of the wearing.
Aggregate and mining – crusher backing. copps industries manufactures a complete line of 100 solids, crusher backing products. including the premiere high performance backing xp2000. crushing machinesalso referred to as crushersare designed to break large, dense materials (e.g., stone and ore) into more manageable forms.
Cone Crusher Resources
Cone crusher resources. terminology. mantle covers the cone head of the crusher to protect it from wear. concave (bowl liner) sits in the upper frame of the crusher to protect it from wear. backing compound a resin that is poured behind the manganese liners to fill the void and secure the manganese liners. open side setting (oss).
Cone Crusher Used 1080 1094 1077 1085 1099
Cone crusher used 1080 1094 1077 1085 1099 products. as a leading global manufacturer of crushing, grinding and mining equipments, we offer advanced, reasonable solutions for any sizereduction requirements including, cone crusher used 1080 1094 1077 1085 1099, quarry, aggregate, and different kinds of minerals.
Cone Crushers Meka Crushing &Amp; Screening Plants
Cone crushers have been used as primary, secondary and tertiary crushers for quite a long time. they are widely employed for crushing hard and abrasive materials in both the aggregate and mining industries. designed especially for the hardest material types, cone crushers are one of the best choices for crushing river gravel, basalt and granite.
Crusher Backing Cta
Crusher backing pound zenith . crusher backing giant are exclusive global distributors of cta backing and release agent products cta crusher backing resin is used as a shock absorbing pound that prolongs the life of cone crushers wear parts we carry an ever evolving range of jaw plates blow bars and concave mantle sets as well as side plates wear plates cone.
Pegbak Crusher Backing Resin
Crusher backing resin compound for cone crushers is a 2 part polyurethane system used in cone crushers it offers superb protection for the mantle and hopper our cta crusher backing resin is used as a shock absorbing compound that prolongs the life of the.
Crusher backing resin compound for cone crushers is a 2 part polyurethane system used in cone crushers. it offers superb protection for the mantle and hopper. our cta crusher backing resin is used as a shock absorbing compound that prolongs the life of the cone crushing machines.
Elicrush Fr866 Epoxy Crusher Backing Resin
Elicrush fr866 epoxy crusher backing resin applications elicrush fr866 is an ambient temperature curing, filler extended epoxy resin used for the lining of cone crushers. the system is also suitable for the following ancillary applications : bonding, filling, fastening, or grouting of holdingfastening bolts. crusher preparation.
Epoxy resin. the throw of cone crushers is larger than that of. primary crushers, to withstand heavier working stresses. the. a cone crusher is used for fragmenting rock up to few millimetres.
Cone Crushers – Rock Equipment
In hard and abrasive material processing applications, roller bearing system of gursan cone crusher makes it superior not only from impact crushers, but also from other cone crushers with bronze, hydrostatic type bearing. g rsan cone crushers do not require epoxy resin for changing spare parts. by the help of new design spare part change.
Laval lab, the onestop specialist in milling. for over 35 years laval lab inc is the onestop specialist for size reduction of all types of materials. we have the right crusher, pulveriser, grinder or mill for the laboratory to pilot plant sample processing. we serve all major industries such as mining and metallurgy, chemistry, pharmaceutical.
Metso Outotec Mx™ Series Cone Crushers Patented Top
Metso outotec mx™ cone crushers are designed with high safety standards. during the crushing operation, all moving parts are inside the crusher. lifting devices and hydraulic tools make maintenance simple and safe, and backing resins for liners are no longer needed. the simple design enables disassembly without heating any components.
Nordberg hp series™ cone crushers are reliable rock crushing machines for all demanding quarrying, mining, and tunneling applications. over the years they have become the most popular modern cone crushers in the world with over 10,000 machines sold globally. optimized performance. revolutionary combination of crusher speed, eccentricity.
Resin microparticulates with an average followed by milling on a tworoll mill. the silicone stone compound was sandwiched between stone films . confusion and uncertainty in their use. it is the liquid . on a tworoll laboratory mill from a series of master batches. . resin coagents for stone compounds, acs stone division.
Solution for your companys crusher repair requirements. newback products and trademarks are at work in countless mines and quarries across canada, usa, mexico and south america for more than 30 years with excellent performance record. cone crushers gyratory crushers grinding mills quarries newback high performance.
Symons cone crushers • high impact system resists temperatures to 225 f (107 c) • safe and easy to use; saves time and money • one kit required for all sizes of symons cone crushers up to 5.5 feet two kits required for 5.5foot symons cone crusher product benefits: • maximum protection • positive support of wear liners.
Copyright © 2021.zash Co., ltd. All rights reserved. Sitemap


text:
Who are the 8 richest people? All men, mostly Americans
DAVOS, Switzerland - An Oxfam analysis released today underscores the stark gulf between the super-rich and everyone else.
Presenting the data at the annual gathering of the global political and business elites in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, Oxfam says just eight men, from Bill Gates to Michael Bloomberg, own as much wealth as 3.6 billion people.
It's urging leaders to do more than pay lip-service to the problem.


The SUV The Notorious B.I.G. was shot in, in 1997, is now up for auction, joining Tupac's.
Every couple of months we receive word of new memorabilia items pertaining to legendary MCs The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac going up for sale on an internet auction site. Just the other week we learned that the car Tupac was shot in, a 1996 BMW 750iL, is currently up for sale for a fan that has $1.5 million to spare. Now, quickly following that auction, there is a very similar Biggie one happening.
The green 1997 GMC Suburban that Biggie last drove around in before he was shot and killed is up for auction on Moments in Time, going for the sam asking price as the last vehicle Pac touched-- $1.5 million. The sellers of the vehicle, a husband and wife, say they purchased the SUV from a broker seven months after Biggie was shot (March 1997). The sellers were unaware at the time of the car's previous owner-- they were simply looking for a bigger vehicle to fit their family of six-- it was only when the LAPD contacted them during their investigation that they learned of the car's past.
In a letter to Moments in Time the sellers write, "We have kept the car now for 20 years and finally decided it was time to sell it...I have requested the LAPD return the original bullet-riddled door upon closure of the case."
Would you make this purchase if you had $1.5 million lying around?


The amazing advance of the Internet throughout the 1990s acquired a vast
reduction in the cardinal of chargeless IP addresses accessible beneath IPv4. IPv4 was
never advised to calibration to all-around levels. To access accessible abode space, it
had to action abstracts packets that were beyond (i.e., that independent added $.25 of
data). This resulted in a best IP abode and that acquired problems for
existing accouterments and software. Solving those problems appropriate the design,
development, and accomplishing of a new architectonics and new hardware
to abutment it. It additionally appropriate changes to all of the TCP/IP acquisition software.
After analytical a cardinal of proposals, the Internet Engineering Task
Force (IETF) acclimatized on IPv6, which was appear in January 1995 as RFC
1752. Ipv6 is sometimes alleged the Next Generation Internet Protocol
(IPNG) or TCP/IP v6. Following absolution of the RFP, a cardinal of organizations
began alive against authoritative the new agreement the
Fast-forward about a decade later, and by 2004, IPv6 was broadly available
from industry as an chip TCP/IP agreement and was accurate by most
new Internet networking equipment.


text:
English | 2022 | ISBN: 9814968145 | 382 pages | True PDF | 30.83 MB
Polyoxometalates are anionic metal-oxo nanoclusters, which constitute a unique class of compounds owing to their rich solution equilibria and their unique compositional, electronic, reactive, and structural diversity. This book reviews metal-oxide cluster chemistry by covering topics ranging from fundamental aspects (i.e., structure, properties, self-assembly processes, derivatization) to functional materials that incorporate these molecular units, as well as their applications in the fields of current socioeconomic interest, such as energy storage systems, catalysis, molecular electronics, and biomedicine. Edited by prominent researchers in the field of polymer and polyoxometalate chemistries, the book compiles contributions from some of the most distinguished and promising scientists worldwide in such a way that it will appeal to a general readership involved in research areas related to chemistry and materials science.
Recommend Download Link Hight Speed | Please Say Thanks Keep Topic Live
Links are Interchangeable - No Password - Single Extraction

domain: chemistry


text:
Guilt is one of those feelings that's hard to shake. Mom guilt can be so overwhelming that you either want to quit your job on a whim to spend more time with your kids -- or the reverse -- consider ANY type of work to get away from them.
While mom guilt is unavoidable on some level, I believe it is controllable, meaning we can spend more time thanking ourselves for what's going splendidly in the realm of parenting versus cursing our names in the mirror on what's going awry.
Out with mom guilt, and IN with mom grace.
Instead of berating ourselves for giving in to our toddler's tantrum with a lure of a cupcake, recognize toddlers can be demon children for no reason whatsoever and try a different disciplinary action next time he throws a truck at your head.
Because at the end of the day, what does stewing over what we did wrong do? It usually leads to a shitty night's sleep, which then parlays into reliving your "mistakes" the next day, making you feel crummier by the minute. We need to cut ourselves some slack.
Mom grace, in stark contrast to mom guilt, is looking at everything you do right, really acknowledging it, and being proud of it.
I'll go first...
I love that I have taught Cy to be well-mannered. I don't have to tell him to say please and thank you to strangers, or put his plate in the sink when he's done with his sandwich, or worry he's going to cause a scene in public if I don't give him a toy at the supermarket. His ingrained politeness is the main thing other people compliment me on, and I don't shrug it off like it's nothing. Because that didn't just happen one day. It's been four years of consistent patience and discipline.
With so many different parenting sites and daycare centers and after school programs and random Internet moms all claiming to "know what's best," we all really are just winging it. And the sooner we accept that, the better.
Furthermore, every child has different needs that parents cater to. One style of parenting might be more effective for your sister's kid, but terrible for yours. Once you recognize there is no one-size-fits-all for parenting a young child, you feel the outside pressure come off completely.
My advice? Don't adhere to any style of parenting. Come up with your own, and make (and break) the rules as you go.
We love our kids. We don't need to justify that every time we go out with our girlfriends or say yes to a work promotion or leave them with a new sitter so we can have one interrupted hour of conversation with our partner.
Remember, we are hardest on ourselves, and sometimes it takes an outsider to point that out for us.
Break up with your mom guilt. Tap into mom grace. And go buy yourself a flouncy Spring dress. IT'S MARCH!

domain: psychology


text:
Makes a lot of sense. Vancouver BC has a safe injection site. Doesn't supply the drugs, but does have clean needles, etc. There's another very potent drug on the streets and health care workers are distributing an antidote for it to whomever needs it, for the just in case, times.
this is so sad
Post a Comment

domain: medical


text:
Jeremiah “Jerry” Harris‘ will face some strict rules once he is released from behind bars.
After the first Cheer star was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for his sex crimes in his child pornography case, the terms of his court-supervised release have been laid out.
According to CelebHomes News’ July 12 judgment, Harris (22 years old) must be registered as a sexual offender after he has completed his sentence. He will then begin eight years of supervision. According to CelebHomes News’ July 12 judgment, Harris must register as a sexoffender after he is released from prison. This could involve psychological or physiological testing.
According to the court documents, he must also undergo a mental-health program and receive any prescribed medication by the provider.
In addition to these terms, Harris is forbidden from coming into contact with the minors involved in his case and cannot possess a firearm.
The former Netflix star was arrested in Chicago in September 2020 on one count of producing child pornography. Prosecutors allege that Harris repeatedly solicited child pornography videos and images from his twin brothers who were fourteen at the time. Harris also attempted twice to have sexual encounters at 2019 cheer events.

domain: law


text:
Large, walk-in design, protects plants from weather and nature (like birds) Galvanized steel frame, structure is strong and tough Six mesh-lined windows and mesh zipped door Protective PE cover, with 15cm extended edges Assembly required, four guy ropes and four ground pegs included
This Outsunny 15x10ft greenhouse is perfect for every gardening enthusiast, who is looking for a way to stay in the soil all year round! The garden polytunnel greenhouse offers all the protection your plants need to thrive without having to spend a great deal of green yourself. The steel frame and PE cover create a safe, protective shelter for all your plants. The six windows, with netting, allow fresh air inside, whilst the roll-up door gives easy access.


text:
Running – gastrointestinal problems, and what to do about them
by Stacy Sims
I recently gave a talk to a room full of runners, some experienced marathoners, others just starting to get into the race scene with a couple of 5 or 10km runs.
The one thing that they all had in common, GI issues. Regardless of planning or what they’ve heard (celery the night before?!!!), they still couldn’t get over the fear and real occurrence of gastrointestinal disturbances.
Let’s have a closer look. Different types of upper and lower GI symptoms occur in ~45-50% of runners. The symptoms may be related to more than one causal factor. The physiology is complex, so the fuel (carbohydrate choices primarily) and fluid you put into your system may compound the problem(s).
The Physiology: When exercise is intense or when dehydration causes hypovolemia (decreased blood volume), exercise induces changes in blood flow by the virtue of shunting blood from the gut to the working muscles. This blood shunt effectively causes a bit of hypoxia to the GI tract and increases neural activity of the submucosa of the gut (the connective tissue). This change to the GI tract increases the secretion of certain hormones and decreases absorption through the intestinal cells. This combination induces diarrhea, intestinal cramping, delayed gastric emptying (extra pressure in the stomach-“slosh” factor), and some bleeding of the stomach and colon may result (which is why some individuals experience blood in the urine and stool). The common use of anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs, aspirin) aggravate the bleeding and interferes with fluid balance at the level of the kidneys (perpetuating the dehydration issue).
Exercise, in particular running (with its impact forces), promotes a reduction in the GI muscle tone and motility, leading to reflux from the stomach or loose stools escaping from the colon. None of this is pleasant, for sure.
Both upper and lower GI symptoms are affected by exercise intensity, recency of meals, specific food intake during exercise, and ingestion of acidic drinks (coffee, orange juice). Anxiety tends to induce lower GI symptoms and of additional interest, there tends to be a sex difference in symptoms as well. Women have a 5:1 increased risk of diarrhea, intestinal cramping, and side aches as compared to men; men tend to have greater risks of vomiting and nausea. Most of this increased lower GI symptom risk is attributed to the fluctuation of estrogen and progesterone, with a greater incidence of lower GI issues during the 5-7 days preceding menstruation (aka the high hormone phase of the menstrual cycle).
So… What do I do?
The pre-race meal
Your food choices, timing of meals and hydration status can dramatically improve or worsen GI symptoms you experience during exercise.
One of the most common mistakes athletes make on race day is to gauge the size of their pre-race meal on the distance of the event. This faulty reasoning can lead to a host of GI problems as excess amounts of food will tax the body, demanding blood flow to the stomach while muscles in the periphery are screaming for fuel. If you know you have GI issues, it might be best practice to fuel up the day and night before, and topping up with a lighter pre-race/pre-exercise meal. This morning meal needs to have time to work it’s way through your system, so looking at a light breakfast that doesn’t have dairy (lactose intolerance), fructose (hard to digest and in general, few people cannot absorb more than 25 grams of fructose, even at rest, without experiencing some GI symptoms such as gas, bloating and possibly diarrhea), is low in fat and has moderate protein.
An example may include a high protein cereal such as Kashi GoLean with vanilla almond milk, and slice or two of low fiber bread (only pre exercise!!) with a bit of nutbutter and a sprinkle of salt. Best to avoid the breakfast smoothie; although delic, it is full of fiber, dairy, and protein (best to have this after your session!).
Best carbohydrate fuel during exercise
The goal in choosing the right food for a race day is primarily to provide fuel for the muscles without causing GI symptoms. As a rule, these types of food should have a blend of simple sugars to speed the delivery of the sugar from the stomach, through the intestinal wall, and into the blood stream. Be a label reader. With the competition stiff on the sports nutrition market shelves, more and more companies are moving towards “all natural” aka dried fruit, evaporated cane sugar and/or agave nectar. Cane sugar is fine, as it is sucrose. Products that contain fructose should be avoided as fructose is not rapidly absorbed through the GI tract, but has to go to the liver to be metabolized. A big amount of fructose in the intestines is associated with a reverse water flux- effectively dehydrating the body’s water stores and “flooding” the intestines, contributing to diarrhea.
What products should I avoid and which ones should I try?
Most gels are made of maltodextrin, fructose and most have additives like protein or fatty acids. The issue with gels is that they are a concentrated carbohydrate in a compromised gut (reduced blood flow), with the gel ingestion, there is a change in the osmotic pressure; means water has to come from within the system to “dilute” the carbohydrate for absorption. (see blog: maltodextrin and fructose)
What about blocs, chomps or jelly beans?
These products are generally not made of maltodextrin and fructose, so that solves one problem. Secondly, chewing small bits of carbohydrate ends up slowing the distribution of the load on the digestive system and allows for better absorption than swallowing a big bolus of gel.
What about sucralose and other sugar substitutes?
Increasingly common in sports drinks and engineered nutrition is the addition of sucralose, stevia, and/or sugar alcohols to maintain a sweet taste but reducing overall carbohydrate concentration.
The issue with these sugar substitutes is the effect on GI physiology as these compounds are not very well absorbed and can increase the osmotic load within the GI tract, become a source of energy to fuel rapid bacterial fermentation, and reduce gastrointestinal motility and alter bacterial flora.
One trick to try is to eat a few peppermint Tums (calcium carbonate) about 20 min before heading out the door. In an intensity session (e.g. track intervals, race), have some additional tums handy will help slow down any GI issues. The calcium works with neuromuscular contraction and muscle metabolism, the carbonate helps to “coat” the intestinal cells, reducing endotoxin release and the ensuing symptoms, and the peppermint is well used homeopathic remedy for GI disturbances.
To minimize GI issues, you should think about what you are eating the day/night before and try to minimize high fiber and high fat foods. Before heading out for your run, (be it a race, a track session, or a steady-state), if you are susceptible to GI issues, you’ll want to avoid dairy, high fiber, fructose, and high fat foods. Chew on a few peppermint tums and drink OSMO Active. During your run, pay attention to your nutrition and hydration plan- try a hydration strategy that doesn’t let fluid sit in your stomach, and try not to over eat (you can come back from low blood sugar, but it takes hours to come back from dehydration). And please, leave the anti-inflammatory drugs in the cabinet for real injuries!
Most of all, everyone is individual, so you’ll have to tweak your fluid and food intake to find your gold standard, but keep in mind the nuances described above, and your GI symptoms should quickly dissipate.


text:
City manager search will gear up soon
Last updated 12/20/2022 at Noon
Recruitment for a new city manager for Sisters will go public after the first of the year. Jensen Strategies of Portland, who oversaw the first recruitment effort, will lead the new one beginning in January 2023. The first search resulted in the city rejecting all candidates.
During December 2022, work behind the scenes included a few adjustments to the profile, an interview with new City counselor Susan Cobb to bring her up to speed, and brochure edits. At their December 14 meeting, Council approved the profile and hiring process with minor revisions as part of the Consent Agenda.
The City will advertise for the position starting January 30-February 26, 2023. Interviews and selection is anticipated in March.


text:
What's with the name?
Allow us to explain.
by Jill Pantozzi | 3:30 pm, January 14th, 2013
Also comes in Keaton, Kilmer, Clooney, and Bale versions.
art | Back to the Future | Batman | Bottleneck Gallery | pop culture | Portal | RoboCop | Star Wars | The Legend of Zelda
Aw, I hope they have Gadget from Rescue Rangers somewhere in there!
© 2014 TheMarySue, LLC |
About Us |
User Agreement |
Dan Abrams, Founder |
Hosting by Datagram


Looking back on an explosive 2015
Last February, I arrived in Vancouver with a car full of junk and a heart full of optimism. I was back in the state I loved, closer to my family and about to begin an exciting new job.
It’s been almost a year. My car, somehow, is still full of junk from the move, and I, somehow, am still full of optimism. It’s a hard time for newspapers. It’s a hard time for local government reporters. And it’s often been a hard time for Clark County, as the clashing personalities and big egos in charge have pursued controversial policies that, in many cases, have politically divided the community.
But as we approach the new year and a new form of county government, I can’t help but be hopeful for the future.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: there is never a dull moment covering Clark County. Here are the three issues I believed mattered most in Clark County this year.
Clark County council elections
This was my first time covering campaigns to the extent that I did Clark County’s heated Chair and District 2 races, I was actually shaking as Auditor Greg Kimsey handed me the election results the night of the August primary because I was so excited to see them. Between all three sitting councilors running in the primary, the grass-roots effort to elect Rep. Liz Pike, R-Camas, to the top county seat, and the keystone of the Home Rule Charter being laid, the elections made for an exciting few months as a reporter.
The county’s growth management plan
Let’s face it: the county’s Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update does not make for sexy copy. It’s jargony. It’s complicated. But it is one of the most important things going on in Clark County, and when you have someone like Councilor David Madore trying to steer the direction of the plan, things are bound to get interesting. This will be an ongoing issue in the new year, as the council is slated to adopt its full growth plan sometime in the spring.
In God We Trust
My first big story at The Columbian was the county council’s quest to put the national motto in the hearing room chambers. It was my first chance to see the personalities at work without having to understand a topic as complicated as growth management or budgets—and prepared me for future policy discussions.
And, as a bonus, here’s a reporter’s New Year’s Resolution:
Spend more time focusing on the issues, not the personalities
Regardless of how you feel about the Clark County council, you can’t deny that their personalities and often conflicting ideas of how to govern have had a significant impact on the community. But I’m hopeful with five heads that we’ll see better checks and balances of the noise that so often comes with council meetings. I could be wrong, but I have to have hope for now. Maybe I’ll actually get back to covering the issues that matter most to our community, rather than the loudest voices at the top.
Happy New Year.


text:
R&B, Dance/Disco, Electronic/Techno, Pop, Ballad, Jazz, Latin, Classical/New Age, Soul/Funk/Groove
SIA FURLER! Graffiti6, Coldplay, Imagine Dragons ,Zero 7,Regina Spektor, Tom Odell, The Asteroids Galaxy tour, The 1975,Walk off the earth ,Kings of Leon,Handsome Poets, Lilly Allen,Jett Rebel, Duffy, Pharrel Williams, Adele and many more!
My name's Joyce,and I love music!I also play the drums!I'm from Holland .I'm not a professional, But if I'm having a bad day,making music makes me happy :D. and I love cats! I also have one :D. so that's why there so many pictures of cats XD
You can also follow me on Soundcloud,Audiotool or Youtube:


text:
This Useful Sauces Class will teach you how to add some flavour into those mediocre meals. Slide into the saucy connoisseurs we were destined to be and come and let us teach you a fantastic range of transferable sauces to perfect any dish!
4 Hours – times vary; see drop-down menu for dates
Variety of Sauces & 3 Courses – see menu and class description below
BYOB (Bring Your Own Booze)
If you are looking to book multiple classes click here.


Аствацатурова Майя Арташесовна
Astvatsaturova Mayya Artashesovna
M.A. Astvatsaturova worked at North Ossetian State University and at Pyatigorsk Branch of North Caucasus Academy of Public Administration from 1978 to 2011 as the head of an editorial and publishing division, associate professor at the Chair of Political History, Dean of the Department of Government and Municipal Administration, and Deputy Director for Scientific and Research Work.
In 2003 she defended her doctor of political sciences thesis at Presidential Russian Academy of Public Administration. In 2007 she received a scientific rank of professor at the Chair of Politology and Ethnopolicy.
Since 2011 M.A. Astvatsaturova has been working as professor, and since 2013 as the head of Scientific and Educational Center of Political and Ethnopolitical Studies at Pyatigorsk State University. She is a member of dissertation boards on political science, she supervises candidate and doctoral dissertations.
M.A. Astvatsaturova’s area of expertise includes ethnosocial, ethno-demographic ethnopolitical processes in the Russian Federation and North Caucasus region, implementation of national and migration policy of the Russian Federation, anticonflictogenic management of interethnic relations. She worked out the concepts of ethnocultural enclave, an ethnocultural model of civic society, ethnopolitical timeout.
M.A. Astvatsaturova is a coordinator of a North Caucasus department of the Ethnological Monitoring and Early Conflict Resolution Network. Since 2003 M.A. Astvatsaturova has been the head and expert of plenty of research monitoring projects of regional, Russian, and international levels. Since 2013 she had been a coordinator of projects of the Distribution Center of International and Religious Problems at Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation in the North Caucasus Federal District.
M.A. Astvatsaturova is an author of more than 300 scientific articles, monographs, expert reports, academic aids, program products for authorities and administration as well as for institutes of civil society.
M.A. Astvatsaturova is a member of a range of Public Advisory councils and committees: Committee on Migration Issues and Social-Cultural Adaptation of Migrants, Presidential Council on International Relations, Expert Council of Federal Agency on Nationalities, Expert Council of North Caucasus Federal District, Council of Peacekeeping Mission of General A. Lebed, Stavropol Krai Governor Council on Interethnic Relations, etc.
She is conferred a number of regional and federal awards. She is a veteran of labor of the Russian Federation.


NEW YORK—The real estate market has become a focus in the current financial crisis. On Wednesday, real estate agents, brokers, and business owners from across the nation came to Manhattan for the three-day-long Real Estate Connect conference to find ways to revamp the way business is done.
Rationality in viewing the current market’s situation and an increase in honesty while working with clients were among the primary subjects of the conference.
Lawrence Yun, the chief economist and senior vice president of the National Association of Realtors, said that the solution to the economic crisis rests in real estate. Yun explained the current situation of the market.
“Real estate is the principle source of the economic downturn and it will be the key to economic recovery as well. Without home price stabilization I don’t see the economy recovering,” said Yun. “As home prices decline many of the consumers are losing wealth in their homes so they cannot go out and spend. So spending contracts.
“Furthermore, as home prices decline the foreclosure rates rise, so the banks then deteriorate because banks cannot lend anymore. In a capitalist society lending is part of the entrepreneurial system, and that stops. For the U.S., again, it is the real estate that has brought the economy down and it is the real estate that can bring the economy back up.”
Honesty the Best Policy
A problem that is blocking the economy from recovering, according to Yun, is that consumers have lost confidence in the market.
“Some people have the financial capacity to buy a home but they don’t want to do it. They are afraid,” Yun said. “During the boom, the home prices were outrageously high. Things were completely out of whack in relation to income, in relation to income generation.”
According to Yun, aside from a government stimulus package for the real estate market and offering benefits to encourage people to buy homes, home sellers should also place emphasis on doing business honestly.
“Most real estate is based upon referral and repeat business. Any companies who are cutting corners and looking for a quick buck are in it for one or two years. They are not going to survive the long term. Any real estate company looking to survive in the long term really has to look after their consumer’s interest over the long term,” said Yun.
The conference was hosted by Inman News, a real estate media company focused on providing brokers with information on the market.
Inman News President and CEO Don Belanger explained that in order for a real estate company to survive the current economic downturn, there needs to be a change in business practices so as to better serve the needs of the consumers.
“It’s not just bricks and wood,” said Belanger. “You’re talking about people’s lives.”
“Part of this fallout, the way I see it, is that the average consumer is questioning the value that they actually perceive going through the sale or actual purchase of a house,” he said. “It’s one of the most valuable purchases you could make.”
Belanger said that companies need to pay more attention to the needs of their customers and their current situations and to move away from the view of selling a home as solely a way to make profit.
“That’s where the market has to switch more, I believe, rather than going for a quick sale.”
Serving the Digital Marketplace
In addition to discussions on changes in the market, workshops were held throughout the day to better prepare brokers to enter the new, digitized market. Subjects such as blogging, internet marketing, and video were among those discussed.
Pierre Calzadilla, manager of Strategic Partnerships, said that businesses often have many misconceptions when getting into internet marketing.
“One of them is that every visitor is going to turn into a lead. That’s probably one of the biggest misconceptions. So they lose faith in the online consumer,” said Calzadilla. “That’s probably the biggest mistake, thinking that every lead and every email is a deal.”
According to Calzadilla, even with the use of social networking sites and high-tech web pages, companies still need to remember the basics.
“Just being online isn’t enough, just like just being a real estate agent isn’t enough. You actually have to go meet people and meet community groups to be a top agent. Being online is the same thing.”


What Are the Components of an Automobile?
If you've ever wondered what makes an automobile tick, you're in the right place. In this article, we'll explore the fascinating world of automobile components, dissecting the intricate pieces that come together to create the vehicles we rely on every day. Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply curious about how things work under the hood, this article will provide valuable insights into the various parts that make up an automobile.
The engine is the heart and soul of any automobile. It is responsible for converting fuel into mechanical energy, which powers the vehicle's movement. Engines consist of several key components, each playing a crucial role in the combustion process.
- Cylinder Block and Cylinder Head: The cylinder block is the main structure of the engine, housing the cylinders where the combustion process takes place. The cylinder head sits on top of the cylinder block and contains the valves, spark plugs, and other components necessary for the combustion process.
- Pistons and Connecting Rods: Pistons move up and down in the cylinders, creating the necessary compression for combustion. Connecting rods connect the pistons to the crankshaft, converting the piston's linear motion into rotational motion.
- Crankshaft and Camshaft: The crankshaft converts the up-and-down motion of the pistons into rotational motion, which is then transferred to the transmission. The camshaft controls the opening and closing of the engine's valves, allowing fuel and air to enter the cylinders and exhaust gases to exit.
The transmission is responsible for transferring power from the engine to the wheels, allowing the vehicle to move at different speeds and in different gears. There are two main types of transmissions: manual and automatic.
- Clutch: In manual transmissions, the clutch is used to engage and disengage the engine from the transmission. It allows the driver to change gears smoothly.
- Gears: Gears are used to change the speed and torque of the vehicle. They allow the engine to operate at its most efficient RPM range.
- Differential: The differential allows the wheels to rotate at different speeds while the vehicle is turning. It helps maintain stability and control.
The suspension system is responsible for providing a comfortable ride, maintaining vehicle stability, and ensuring proper tire contact with the road. It consists of various components that work together to absorb shocks and vibrations.
- Springs: Springs are responsible for absorbing shocks and providing a smooth ride. They come in different types, such as coil springs and leaf springs.
- Shock Absorbers: Shock absorbers, also known as dampers, control the oscillations of the springs. They help maintain tire contact with the road and improve vehicle stability.
- Control Arms and Bushings: Control arms and bushings connect the suspension system to the vehicle's frame. They help control the movement of the wheels and ensure proper alignment.
The braking system is crucial for ensuring the safety of the vehicle and its occupants. It allows the driver to slow down or stop the vehicle when necessary. The main components of the braking system include:
- Brake Pads and Rotors: Brake pads press against the rotors to create friction, which slows down the vehicle. They need to be replaced periodically due to wear.
- Calipers: Calipers house the brake pads and apply pressure to them. They squeeze the pads against the rotors to create the necessary friction.
- Brake Lines and Master Cylinder: Brake lines carry brake fluid from the master cylinder to the calipers. The master cylinder controls the distribution of brake fluid to the calipers.
Electrical components play a vital role in modern automobiles, powering various systems and providing essential functions. Some key electrical components include:
- Battery: The battery provides electrical power to start the engine and operate electrical systems when the engine is off. It is recharged by the alternator while the engine is running.
- Alternator: The alternator generates electrical power while the engine is running and charges the battery. It also powers electrical systems in the vehicle.
- Starter Motor: The starter motor is responsible for starting the engine. It is powered by the battery and engages with the flywheel to crank the engine.
Fuel System Components
The fuel system is responsible for storing, delivering, and metering the fuel required for the engine's combustion process. It consists of several components, including:
- Fuel Tank: The fuel tank stores the fuel until it is needed by the engine. It usually has a fuel pump that transfers the fuel to the engine.
- Fuel Pump: The fuel pump delivers fuel from the tank to the engine. It maintains a constant pressure and flow rate to ensure proper fuel delivery.
- Fuel Injectors: Fuel injectors spray fuel into the engine's cylinders in a precise and controlled manner. They ensure efficient combustion and reduce emissions.
Cooling System Components
The cooling system is responsible for preventing the engine from overheating. It helps maintain the optimal operating temperature for the engine. Key cooling system components include:
- Radiator: The radiator dissipates heat from the engine coolant. It consists of a network of tubes and fins that increase the surface area for heat transfer.
- Water Pump: The water pump circulates coolant throughout the engine and radiator. It ensures proper coolant flow and helps maintain a consistent temperature.
- Thermostat: The thermostat regulates the flow of coolant based on the engine's temperature. It helps the engine reach its operating temperature quickly and maintain it.
Exhaust System Components
The exhaust system is responsible for removing exhaust gases from the engine and reducing noise. It consists of several components that work together to improve engine performance and reduce emissions.
- Exhaust Manifold: The exhaust manifold collects exhaust gases from the engine's cylinders and directs them into the exhaust system.
- Catalytic Converter: The catalytic converter reduces harmful emissions by converting them into less harmful substances. It plays a crucial role in reducing air pollution.
- Muffler: The muffler reduces the noise produced by the exhaust gases. It contains chambers and baffles that help dissipate sound waves.
Interior and Exterior Components
Interior and exterior components enhance the comfort, functionality, and aesthetics of an automobile. These components include:
- Seats and Upholstery: Seats provide comfort and support to the occupants. Upholstery materials vary from fabric to leather, offering different levels of luxury and durability.
- Dashboard and Controls: The dashboard houses various controls and displays, allowing the driver to monitor and control different aspects of the vehicle.
- Exterior Body Panels: Body panels protect the vehicle's internal components and provide aerodynamic properties. They can be made of different materials such as steel, aluminum, or carbon fiber.
Safety components are essential for protecting the vehicle's occupants in the event of an accident. These components include:
- Seat Belts and Airbags: Seat belts and airbags provide passive safety by restraining occupants and reducing the risk of injury during a collision.
- Antilock Braking System (ABS): ABS prevents the wheels from locking up during braking, allowing the driver to maintain control of the vehicle.
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC): ESC helps prevent skidding and loss of control by applying individual brakes and reducing engine power when necessary.
Understanding the components of an automobile not only enhances your appreciation for the engineering marvel that is the automobile but also empowers you as a driver to better maintain and troubleshoot your vehicle. From the engine and transmission to the suspension and braking system, each component plays a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth and safe operation of your automobile.
By delving into the world of automobile components, we have shed light on their functions and importance. We hope this article has provided you with a deeper understanding of what makes your car go and how to keep it running in top shape. Remember, maintaining and caring for these components will not only prolong the lifespan of your vehicle but also contribute to a safer and more enjoyable driving experience. So, fasten your seat belts and enjoy the fascinating world of automobile components.


text:
Yucatan Point is a physical feature (cape) in Claiborne County. The primary coordinates for Yucatan Point places it within the MS 39150 ZIP Code delivery area.
In the Maps and Aerial Photos section below, you'll find links to: (1) Local area photos around Yucatan Point, (2) A listing of the nearest hotels to Yucatan Point and (3) Driving Directions to Yucatan Point from almost anywhere. The location of Yucatan Point is marked on an interactive map. The map can be searched by either business name or business category.
|Feature Name:||Yucatan Point|
|Category:||Mississippi physical, cultural and historic features|
(5.5 miles W)
Saint Joseph, LA (11.4 miles SSW)
Port Gibson, MS
(12 miles SE)
Alcorn State University CDP, MS (12.9 miles S)
Yucatan Landing, LA
(1.4 miles NNW)
Notnac, LA (4.1 miles NW)
(5.6 miles NW)
Grand Gulf, MS (6 miles ESE)

domain: travel


Theoretical calculation of transmission loss in the ocean
The topic that is dealt with in this paper is a method for c omputation of acoustic transmission loss by sound propagation in the ocean. The method i s based on the ray theory which is used in connection with an acoustic model of the ocean, the parameters of which are approximated by mathematical expressions. On this basis formulae for ray path coordinates and intensity are developed. Some computer programs have been written to carry out the numerical calculations. Results of this mathematical method are compared with practical measurements.
SourceIn: SACLANTCEN Conference Proceedings No. 5 part 1, pp. 130-149


text:
Alex Rodriguez is unlikely to ever wear the pinstripes again, sources familiar with the Yankees’ situation with their troubled third baseman told the Daily News, no matter what happens regarding new allegations that he is again involved with performance-enhancing drugs.
According to numerous baseball sources, the hip surgery Rodriguez is now recovering from will likely derail his playing career, leaving him in such a diminished role that he may consider a settlement or an outright retirement. He still has five years and $114 million left on his contract.
“I don’t know why he would want to go through the pain of rehabbing and trying to play up to the caliber of player he was, and come back to a game where nobody wants him,” said a baseball official.
This is all starting to take on a life of its own since the Miami New Times reported on Tuesday that a notebook implicating Rodriguez and other players to performance-enhancing drugs was discovered during a federal investigation of a known steroids and PED distributor. Other players implicated include Gio Gonzalez and Melky Cabrera. The federal investigation is ongoing and MLB has launched an independent probe of their own.
If A-Rod is forced to retire because of the injury, the Yankees will collect 85% the remaining salary and the insurance will award Rodriguez a huge lump sum payment.
It looks like it’s in the best interests of both the Yankees and A-Rod if he chose to retire. Some guys (and teams) get all the luck.


text:
Internet Desk. By the way, people get coffee place to visit, but if you are also planning to go to hill station, then you do not need to go to Himachal and Uttarakhand, this time you can also go to Gujarat for roaming. You will also like the hill stations here.
Saputara Hill StationIf you are traveling to Gujarat then you must visit Saputara hill station. You can travel here in a low budget. This hill station of Gujarat is more beautiful than Saputara, Uttarakhand. You can also visit the famous Saptashringi Devi Temple at Saputara Hill Station.
people come from abroadBy the way, let me tell you that Saputara hill station is very beautiful. People reach from all over the country and abroad to visit this hill station. Saputara hill station is however in Dang district. People who are fond of adventure will like this place even more.
pc- gujarattourism.com, abp news, india.com
Read the Latest India News Today on The Eastern Herald.


text:
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
After a massive flood, the owners had to start from scratch and create an entirely new space. This building presented many challenges with bringing the former restaurant up to date with all new kitchen equipment and necessary upgrades. Interior renovations included all new flooring, tile work, cabinetry, light fixtures to complete the new look and feel of the restaurant.
BRINGING TASTE BACK TO THE SQUARE
Exterior improvements included installing steel framing to support the new signage.


text:
A powerful tale of love and politics in contemporary Nairobi, Who Will Catch Us As We Fall depicts a Kenya on the cusp of change in all its complexity. Through two of the most memorable and remarkable characters in contemporary African fiction, Iman Verjee has penned a moving portrait of a family torn apart by national politics and prejudice, yet still painfully tethered together.
‘A unique, powerful voice in African literature.'
'Assured…striking…the story's message of hope, resilience and redemption is as important as it is timely'.
‘A vibrant picture of a country in turmoil. An unforgettable and ultimately hopeful tale.'
‘An unusually gifted young writer.'
‘An epic story of politics, love and how self-examination can heal wounds cutting deeply in a flailing contemporary community…Verjee's characters are captivating; their personalities come through amid amazing descriptions of a system that profoundly and catastrophically affects both nation and family.'
‘A rich book about life in Nairobi…the narrative explores politics, corruption and tradition in contemporary Nairobi through a sweeping family epic.'


text:
The national body representing fuel retailers in Australia has openly criticised the ACCC's June 2016 Quarterly Report on the Australian Petroleum Market for being "somewhat selective" in its most recent commentary on retail petrol price movements — namely that petrol prices have hit a new low — but retailers are charging more than ever.
Tagged With pricing
Average petrol prices in 2015 to 16 were at their lowest levels since 2002, according to an Australian Competition and Consumer Commission report on the Australian petrol industry. Unfortunately for motorists, gross retail margins in the same period increased to their highest levels — meaning the full benefits of lower international crude oil and refined petrol prices are not being passed on to consumers.
Apple announced at its 2015 iPhone launch event that iCloud users would be getting more for less: more storage, less money per month. Now we have those prices for the Australian market, and it's pretty rad.
Apple's launch for Watch was kind of weird. It was a big deal for company to release its first wearable, but not so much for its iconic retail stores. Instead of long lines around the block, people made appointments to try one on before ordering it online and having it delivered to their houses. Now after a few months on the market, you can sort of buy a Watch in Australian Apple Stores.

domain: economics


text:
Centre for London, a think tank organisation, supported the Mayor’s call on the government to help him in aiding homebuilding.
Joanna Corfield, Communications Manager at Centre for London, said: “This will help London maintain its competitiveness from outside the EU.”
Mayor Khan earlier today urged Chancellor Philip Hammond to act urgently to assist him in building new houses, requesting more money for affordable homes and devolution for London.
Corfield expressed concerns about the impact Brexit will have on the housing crisis in London: “Brexit is putting additional pressure on London’s housing crisis by slowing the number of homes being built. The Mayor is right to call on the government to give him increased powers.”
Conservative AM Andrew Boff had strongly criticised the Mayor’s housing policy in the last People’s Question Time in Dagenham. The Mayor, however, had defended himself by reminding Mr. Boff that the previous Conservative Mayor had failed to tackle the crisis even though the government had been Conservative.
(Sub: Lavanya Singh, Martin Steers)

domain: sociology


How Tech Alchemy built a hyper-accurate mobile development cost calculator to answer this tricky question.
We’ve been in the startup scene a while. Over the past 4 years, we’ve built 30 digital products which have helped companies raise over £15m in funding. One of the most common questions we hear from early-stage founders is ‘How much does it cost to build a Mobile App?’
There are several factors that come into play when evaluating the true cost of building a Mobile app. For example:
- Does it need to be on iOS or Android?
- Will it take card payments?
- How many users will use it?
- Does it need to work offline? And the list goes on…
By teaming up with Fulfilli, we racked our brains on how we could build a calculator that would finally answer this question!
⚠ Spoiler alert, you can checkout our calculator here. Or read on to learn more about our journey!
Note: All of our estimations, including those outputted by the calculator are based on real developer hours that have been worked and logged on previous real projects.
No single mobile app is the same.
If you compare the codebases of Instagram, Uber and Slack you will find a combination of Social functionality, Video playback, Instant Chat, Booking and even payment features. Since each application has different intended uses, this enviably means their data structures and even Server API’s have to be built entirely differently. Some development providers have tried to get around this problem, such as Engineer.ai, which promotes that it can build any software using predefined blocks for features.
They have recently been involved in controversy as, The Verge published an article which mentions that Engineer.ai are not using any artificial intelligence at all, instead actual humans are still writing code.
In theory, this could work for simple use cases, like adding Facebook / Google login to your app, however it falls short if your application needs more bespoke features, such as building a social media network, a booking system or matchmaking system. Moreover, some may argue that using blocks in this manner may also restrict expansion and is definitely not a good idea if you want to keep ownership of the IP. At Tech Alchemy, we always write every line of code from scratch for our clients, since no product is the same.
When building the calculator, we first listed out all of the similar traits and features that we have incorporated into our digital products over the last 4 years. We then were able to find similarities between most apps. During this discovery, we noticed that most apps with a payments system were powered by Stripe and apps which had Social functionality usually have a common set of functions, e.g. likes, comments, shares and following of users. This led us to our conclusive approach in asking what your app needs, to provide a rough estimation in less than 15 questions.
Development hours, not fixed price.
Several software development providers, would charge a flat fee of £5–15k to build a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) app for your startup idea. Although this may sound cheap, the overall output after 6–8 week process could be lacklustre in features and not ready for widespread adoption. Additionally, subpar development can also lead to throw away code where starting again may be the only option. As depending on the product, too little time invested can be detrimental, Rome was not built in a day, neither was Facebook.
Taking the MVP approach and stripping out non essential features may be a good consideration. However, equally going too far may lead to investors/early adopters not realising the potential of your solution. After all — in today’s feature rich environment users may be expecting more functionality from modern apps. Imagine if Slack did not support uploading attachments at launch as it was deemed a non-essential feature, would their rapid adoption within the workplace been so successful?
At Tech Alchemy, we price our services in a fair manner and are transparent throughout. All of our estimations, including those outputted by the calculator are based on real developer hours that have been worked and logged on previous real projects.
The importance of having the correct budget for your product.
After building your app, you could easily fall into the trap of believing your app will go viral and will organically have high MAU’s (monthly active users). Although, in rare cases this might happen (Flappy bird), in most cases you will need to allocate some budget towards marketing, brand partnerships, advertising and events to ensure people actively use your app.
Additionally, other than the software development cost itself, you must also consider any Server Maintenance costs. Depending on your initial user numbers server costs can vary massively, but essentially it depends on how many users are using your application and how much data is being stored and transferred. If your app contains features like Video streaming this can increase costs quite drastically too. It is widely known that Startups have struggled historically because they grew too quickly and could no longer afford their server costs.
Tech Alchemy factors these costs against the overall feature set of your app and we advise clients on what is a suitable budget specifically for their product. In order to provide a realistic estimate, we added several additional parameters into our calculator for Planning, Design and Testing costs.
Why is App design important?
Mobile app design can take multiple forms, from wireframes, paper prototyping, Hi-fidelity / pixel-perfect designs, to clickable prototypes and animations. Wire-framing tends to be relatively inexpensive, however, could lead to some lack of visual cues if you translate them directly into the development process. Hi-fi designs, on the other hand, can resemble the final output correctly, but may not show the UX flow as well.
Typically, most apps would benefit from at least wireframes and Hi-fidelity designs, since developers would be better able to estimate the build time required as well as sort out any kinks in the user flow. Our calculator automatically adds up the number of screens per feature, so that the design cost shown is truly dynamic based on the user’s selection.
Thanks for coming with us on this journey!
We really hope that our calculator will help early-stage founders figure out their budget / raise the right amount of investment before building their app.
The global average for building a startup mobile app can be anywhere from $4,099 to $242,633! Through building and improving this calculator, we hope to share some clarity around Mobile App development costs
You can access our Mobile App Development calculator here: https://fulfilli.com/mobile-app-development/
Please give us a clap or two 👏


text:
The analysis revealed that some statistically significant weight loss occurred, but the magnitude of the effect is small and the clinical relevance is uncertain. They also found that gastrointestinal adverse events were twice as likely in the hydroxycitric acid group as in the placebo group. When you are considering the potential benefits of products look for meta-analysis studies that take in all the sound research available.
One-off studies that get a significant result are not evidence of anything.
Several books have been written specifically to help you write a paper in art history. All are pretty widely available, so check your library and local bookstores: Acton, Mary. Learning to Look at Paintings. New York: Routledge, Barnet, Sylvan. A Short Guide to Writing about Art. New York: Harper Collins College, Taylor, Joshua.
In Writing Art History, Margaret Iversen and Stephen Melville address these questions by exploring some assumptions at the discipline’s foundation. Their project is to excavate the lost continuities between philosophical aesthetics, contemporary theory, and art history through close readings of figures as various as Michael Baxandall, Martin Heidegger, Jacques Lacan, and Alois Riegl.
Writing a paper for an art history course is similar to the analytical, research-based papers that you may have written in English literature courses or history courses. Although art historical research and writing does include the analysis of written documents, there are distinctive differences between art history writing and other disciplines because the primary documents are works of art. Art History Analysis – Formal Analysis and Stylistic Analysis Typically in an art history class the main essay students will need to write for a final paper or for an exam is a formal or stylistic analysis.
Writing about the writing about writing the history and theory of visual art—this book, coauthored by two speculative and critical art historians, constructs an intriguing hall of mirrors that lures its reader into being inescapably reflective about our too often workaday fashionlosdaeroh.cf: $ Duke Writing a Visual Analysis: This is a good quick guide. Art History Rules!: This is a good, quick site that provides some of the basics to guide you through art history including how to analyze web resources, copyright, essay writing, and further information.


text:
Andhra Pradesh to recruit nearly 10,000 healthcare workers
Andhra Pradesh is all set to recruit nearly 10,000 healthcare workers in the state to tackle the rising number of coronavirus cases in the state.
During the cabinet meeting cleared, Andhra Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy floated the proposal and now the state will appoint 9,712 healthcare personnel in the Medical and Health Department including doctors, nurses, technicians, and other posts.
’’Of the total 9,712 posts, 5,701 are newly-formed posts by the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government, and 4,011 are vacancies in the department. ’’ said minister Andhra minister Perni Venkataramaiah (Nani).
State Government has also extended another pilot project, under which medical expenses exceeding Rs 1,000 will come under the ambit of the Aarogyasri scheme.
In addition to this, the total number of medical ailments included under the scheme was also increased from the existing 1,059 to 2,200, including special cancer care services.
Now, the scheme will be made available in the six districts — Kadapa, Kurnool, Prakasam, Guntur, Vizianagaram, and Visakhapatnam — for those people whose treatment amount crosses Rs 1,000.
The government has also cleared the process for delimitation of districts on the lines of Parliament constituencies and a Committee was set up to study and finalize the number of smaller districts.
’’The committee will submit its report at the earliest on delimiting the existing 13 districts to 25 or more as the case may be, with minimal expenditure’’ said minister Nani.
A veterinary polytechnic college will also come up at Kommamarri of Kurnool district While a similar facility will be taken up at Anantapur later.


text:
|23-06-2012, 11:15 PM||#1|
Join Date: May 19 2008
[Techreport.com] High-DPI Acer tablet now available for $449.99
Android tablets with high-DPI displays are finally breaking cover. As The Verge reports, Acer's Iconia Tab A700 is now available from Acer's own online store. The device costs $449.99 with free overnight shipping, and you can get it with black and silver paint jobs—though the former seems to be out of stock right now.
The Verge says the Iconia Tab A700 is virtually identical to the cheaper A500 model save for a 1920x1200 display resolution, which is spread across a 10.1" display. By contrast, the A500 and most other Android tablets out there have 1280x800 ...
|acer, highdpi, tablet, techreportcom|
|Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)|
|Similar Threads for: [Techreport.com] High-DPI Acer tablet now available for $449.99|
|Thread||Thread Starter||Forum||Replies||Last Post|
|[Anandtech.com] Acer Unveils the Thinnest Ultrabook, a 15" Ultrabook, a 1080p Tablet and AcerCloud||News||Reviews & News Online||0||10-01-2012 02:10 AM|
|[Techreport.com] $330 Acer tablet offers 10-inch screen, multiple USB ports||News||Reviews & News Online||0||06-01-2012 01:10 PM|
|[Techreport.com] Acer confirms Tegra 3 tablet plans||News||Reviews & News Online||0||02-12-2011 01:50 PM|
|[Anandtech.com] Acer Iconia Tab A100 Released: The First 7-Inch Honeycomb Tablet||News||Reviews & News Online||0||13-08-2011 05:32 AM|
|[Anandtech.com] Acer's Iconia 6120: Are Two Screens Better Than One?||News||Reviews & News Online||0||30-03-2011 10:41 AM|
All times are GMT +11. The time now is 02:46 AM.


Village Ministry to Use 2021 Village Funds for COVID-19 Handling
Date 9 Maret 2021
Minister of Villages, Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration Abdul Halim Iskandar has said that the 2021 Village Funds will be used for COVID-19 handling in villages that impose the micro-scale public activity restrictions (PPKM Mikro).
The Minister made the statement on Tuesday (9/3) during the 2021 National Coordination Meeting on Disaster Management adopting a theme “Resilience against Disasters” held by the National Agency for Disaster Management (BNPB).
According to him, the handling of COVID-19 at the village level is quite effective. Therefore, Village Ministry will constantly monitor the use of Village Fund allocated for the handling.
“Alhamdulillah, we always monitor, and it runs well. The funds at the village level is well-used in accordance with responsibility and obligation imposed by the COVID-19 Handling Task Force. The handling was carried out using the Village Funds. We always monitor it,” the Minister said.
Abdul said that as of 8 March 2021, the absorption of Village Funds at the national level reached 31 percent or 23,096 villages, while at the villages imposing the micro-scale public activity restrictions, out of the total budget of Rp24 trillion, Rp3.2 trillion (13 percent of the funds) has been disbursed. The disbursed fund has been allocated for various activities, including operational costs of the COVID-19 response posts.
“We provide opportunities for villages to name their posts based on their respective local wisdom. In essence, every village has traditions that have been preserved and we continue to maintain the traditions
On that occasion, the Minister expressed hope that the use of 2021 Village Funds for the handling of COVID-19 pandemic in villages, which includes Village Funds direct cash assistance (BLT Dana Desa) and village volunteers, can curb the spread of COVID-19 and strengthen the economy of community at the village level. (Public Relations of Village Ministry/UN) (RIF/MMB)