He was once an intern (2008) in Jabatan Kimia Melaka for 5 months, performing analysis on water and waste water samples to determine total suspended solid (TSS), biological oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN) and heavy metal content. Graduated with Diploma in Industrial Chemistry in 2009. Had the experience of performing synthesis of 1,3 and 1,4 anthraquinone derivatives for antioxidant activity. Experienced in performing column and preparative chromatography for purification purposes. Graduated with B. Sc. (Hons) in Applied Chemistry from Universiti Teknologi in 2011. Joined Kotra Pharma Sdn. Bhd as an analytical chemist, in charged of method development and validation section under the quality control department. Responsible to develop and validate analytical method for new products. Assisted by a lab technician to perform provides support for problems related to current analytical protocols. Responsible to guide regulatory affairs department on validation requirements for exported products. Developed and validated more than 30 products from various dosage forms of different brands (Axcel, Vaxcel, and Appeton) while in Kotra Pharma.
Started doing PhD research in 2013, conducting various types of organic reaction to produce derivatives of flavone and bisindolylmethane (naturally occurring compounds). Derivatives synthesized were tested for their ability to inhibit a-glucosidase, b-glucuronidase, carbonic anhydrase, and cancer cell lines. Derivatives showing potential inhibition activity were then evaluated using computation drug design software to further identify to plausible binding position and optimize the structure. Recipient for Anugerah Tuanku Canselor (2016) (newspaper cuttings) from UiTM upon completing my PhD. Published more than 16 journal articles (6 articles related to my PhD) while doing PhD.
Graduated in 2016, I joined AuRIns as a postdoctoral researcher for 6 months before being offered to become senior lecturer at Faculty of Applied Sciences, UiTM Shah Alam and a Fellow at AuRIns. Published 51 journal articles (scopus-indexed/refer to Appendix) with the H-index of 16. Currently a principal researcher for an internal grant (Bestari Perdana) and co-researcher for two other grants, namely Bestari (UiTM) and FRGS grant (KPT). Head of the NMR laboratory and organic synthesis laboratory at AuRIns.


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Martin and Hazel Quarrier are small-town fundamentalist missionaries sent to the jungles of South America to convert the Indians. Their remote mission was previously run by the Catholics, before the natives murdered them all. They are sent by the pompous Leslie Huben, who runs the missionary effort in the area but who seems more concerned about competing with his Catholic 'rivals' than in the Indians themselves. Hazel is terrified of the Indians while Martin is fascinated. Soon American pilot Lewis Moon joins the Indian tribe but is attracted by Leslie's young wife, Andy. Can the interaction of these characters and cultures, and the advancing bulldozers of civilization, avoid disaster?
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A few years ago I played golf in Kazakhstan – a remote and unlikely location, a mountain range overlooking the course, and a playing partner who lived in one of the houses lining the fairways. House? More like palace. He was something to do with oil and his golfing ability was ropey at best.
Fast forward to 2017 and I found myself playing golf in Nepal – another remote and unlikely location, another mountain range overlooking the course, another playing partner who lived by the fairway. That, however, is where all similarities end.
Pratima Sherpa, an 18-year-old from Kathmandu, lives with her parents in a room at one end of the greenkeeping shed at Royal Nepal Golf Club.
Different circumstances, different world and different golfer, too, because Pratima can actually play. In fact, she plays it very well and her dream is to become Nepal's first female professional.
I first heard Pratima's story from Oliver Horovitz, author of 'An American Caddie in St Andrews', who travelled to the Himalayas last year in search of golf that would inspire him and instead found a golfer who did the trick.
Horovitz offered to carry Pratima's bag in the club's Pepsi Open and says of that experience: "What she's doing is a big deal and I got to witness it first-hand. I've caddied for pros, celebrities and for amateurs, and honestly that was one of my favourite days caddying because I could see the dream in her eyes and how hard she works for it.
As I also discovered, Pratima has an amazing effect on everyone around the course, not least when beating Englishmen: the caddies are tickled by it; passers-by, who stop at the wire fence to watch, are curious about it; even the monkeys seem to know something a bit special is happening.
She first played the game for fun, using sticks outside the shed, but when the club's teaching pro, Sachin Bhattarai, heard about her, he quickly introduced her to his junior programme, persuading members to get her clubs and coaching for free.
Living on a golf course is the dream for any young golfer and Pratima knows it. That said, Royal Nepal is not quite like Birkdale, Troon, Porthcawl, or any other club with royal patronage.
For one thing it was bestowed by the King of Nepal, who played on an early incarnation of the course, when the greens were oiled brown. It has a distinct nature which explains Pratima's strong ball-striking. Seven of the small greens are raised, several are very shallow, all are firm. To hold the greens you have to be aggressive, bold and control your ball.
The ninth hole shares a fairway with the driving range and it's not the only quirky feature of the course – there are those monkeys roaming the rough, a road full of cars and trucks honking horns runs alongside the fourth fairway and the international airport is the other side of the clubhouse.
Pratima's parents met working at the club and have lived in the shed all of Pratima's life, but they were initially wary of her playing. Her father says: "Only rich people's kids would come to play so I didn't want to send her. Her studies would suffer." His daughter's passion overcame the hurdles.
The imminent monsoon rains won't keep Pratima from the course, but it struck me there was a way we might help. Lady Golfer spoke to FootJoy UK who watched the video and had no hesitation in donating a rainsuit which will make practice that bit easier as she furthers her ambitions.
How good is she? Tee to green she's excellent. I've watched a lot of Ladies European Tour golf and was impressed. She and Bhattarai know work is needed on her short game and it is something they will address when she finishes school and can travel more.
Ability matters, but so does attitude and later in my trip I played at the Himalayan Golf Club where the caddies were keen to show me their swings, but it was notable that they were untrained and showing off.
The contrast with Pratima was marked. She played golf, she played to shoot low numbers, she knew what she was doing. They just wanted to hit the ball a long way.
It's a fine distinction, but it might make all the difference for the small girl with the big dream.


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Dr David Diamond is a neuroscientist who was overweight with high values for his blood cholesterol (TC) and triglycerides, which indicated that he was a prime candidate for heart disease. He was therefore typical of those who are recommended to be prescribed statins on the grounds that this treatment will lower the TC and therefore reduce the risks that they will suffer a heart attack. In this case Dr Diamond decided against statins but elected to change his diet and follow the official recommendations which were supposed to reduce his TC and triglycerides. Essentially he cut down on animal products such as meat, butter, cheese and eggs in order to reduce his intake of saturated fat (SFA). His diet consisted of skinless chicken, low fat foods (cheese, yogurt), olive oil, bread,vegetables, fruit, nuts, cereal and potatoes In addition he increased the amount of regular exercise.
After a couple of years, he found out that this regime not only failed to reduce his risk for heart disease, it actually increased it. His triglycerides and the ratio of TC/HDL Cholesterol got even worse. His cardiologist told him he needed to go on statin drugs immediately and that he was deluding himself by believing diet could change anything.
Instead Dr Diamond decided that he would do his own research into the scientific literature and become an expert in heart disease. This meant that during the day he was a neuroscientist, but in the evenings and weekends he was studying about heart disease. He tells his own story in a public lecture given at the University of South Florida where he is employed (1). It is available on You Tube and although it lasts for about an hour it is well worth watching. Here is a summary of some of the key points he makes.
He begins by recalling the experience of William Banting, a London undertaker, who in 1862 at age 66 years weighed 200 pounds even though he was only 5 foot 5 inches high. Although he tried cutting down on his calorie intake coupled with vigorous exercise, he was unable to lose weight. A surgeon named William Harvey recommended a diet rich in animal foods and vegetables but limited in sugar and starch. So he ate 3 meals a day consisting mainly of meat, fish or game. As far as possible he avoided bread, milk, beer, sweets and potatoes. Between August 1862 and May 1863 he had lost 35 pounds which increased to 50 pounds by the beginning of 1864.He wrote a pamphlet describing his experience which was widely disseminated. He lived well into his eighties.
More recently in the 1940s and 1950s Alfred Pennington in the USA found that those who consumed fresh meat with no restriction on fat but avoiding bread flour, sugar and sweets had no difficulty in controlling their weight.
In 1963, it was reported that weight loss could be achieved satisfactorily by a diet which was low in carbohydrates (2). The patients felt no hunger. They could eat as much meat, butter and fat as they wished, provided they restricted their consumption of foods containing carbohydrates. More recently the Atkins' Diet has been the subject of much controversy but effectively there is no major difference between this diet and the one which Banting had adopted over 100 years earlier.
Despite all the claims that a diet low in carbohydrates can have all kinds of effects which are deleterious to health, these have proved to be totally unfounded. Research reported in 2006 confirmed that a diet low in carbohydrates not only facilitated weight loss but also moved other indicators of risk towards the normal/healthy levels (3). This included triglycerides and the TC/HDL ratio. Furthermore the blood glucose levels, which indicate diabetes were reduced considerably.
As a result of his investigations, Dr Diamond altered his own diet to one with eggs, butter, beef, chicken (with the skin), full fat cheese, coconut, dark chocolate, nuts and vegetables (especially broccoli), small quantities of fruit, bread, potatoes and sugar. This certainly worked and all the usual indicators reverted to the values consistent with low risks for various disease and general good health, not to mention the fact that he lost weight.
So what has gone wrong? Dr Diamond recounts the role of Ancel Keys, who was a very influential character from the 1950s when Americans were obsessed with the fact that they had one of the highest rates of heart disease in the world. Keys claimed that the higher the fat (and SFA ) intake in a country the greater the death rate from heart disease. However a relationship like this certainly does not demonstrate that the fat/SFA is the cause of the heart disease. In reality, the truth reveals that Keys was selective in his use of data, because other researchers pointed out that he had only used data from 6 countries, whereas if he had used all the data at his disposal (from 22 countries) it was evident that there was no relationship whatsoever. In fact Keyes was a fraud. Despite opposition from many experts, he managed to prevail. He was effectively supported by Senator George McGovern, who chaired a Senate Committee which devised dietary guidelines for the USA. These endorsed the advice to limit the intake of meat/meat products, partly because they were regarded as a source of SFA but also because they were a source of cholesterol. There was never any justification for either of these concerns (4, 5). However the Senate Committee report provided the rationale for the official US dietary recommendations which advised that the most of the diet should consist of carbohydrates, but that animal foods especially those which contain fat should be restricted.
Dr Diamond is just one of a long list of individuals who have evaluated the evidence objectively and come to the same conclusion. There is convincing evidence that the increased intake of sugar and refined carbohydrates is the fundamental cause of obesity, heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's Disease and various cancers. Because the official advice is wrong, we have the paradox that those who follow it carefully are damaging their own health. As Dr Diamond found out, when he discovered that his risks of developing heart disease had increased, the treatments/advice offered were completely ineffective and actually exacerbated his condition. There is absolutely no doubt that this scenario is all too common. It is not just confined to the US because the guidelines devised there have been adopted by the WHO. Consequently the official policies on nutrition are essentially the same in most countries. This is a scandal of immense proportions, which is made worse by the fact that there is huge reluctance by the mainstream public health professionals to admit that there is a need for a profound change in national policies.
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These are questions that I am often asked in interviews. Please feel free to use these answers for book reports and class projects. BUT – the former teacher in me feels compelled to remind you to always put things in your own words or use quotation marks when you're quoting my exact words. Your teacher will appreciate you doing it right!
How did you get the idea for The Eighth Day?
The inspiration for the story was a family joke between my husband and my daughters. Whenever they bugged him about wanting to do something – like go to an amusement park, the beach, or ice-skating – he teased them by saying they would do it on "Grunsday." I started imagining what it would be like if there really was a Grunsday, but only certain people knew about it. And then I wondered what it would be like for a person who existed only on that day and didn't experience the other seven days of the week.
Where did the name Grunsday come from? Did your husband make it up?
No, he didn't make it up. Grunsday is often used as a joke name for a day that doesn't exist. As far as I can tell, it comes from an old Beetle Bailey comic strip. In one episode, Army private Beetle Bailey is on kitchen duty all week. In each frame, he eagerly crosses off days on his calendar. When he gets to Saturday, he says, "I'm glad there are no more days in this week!" Then he looks at the calendar, sees another day, and exclaims, "GRUNSDAY?!?!" I assume cartoonist Mort Walker is the person who made up the name.
Are there really two strange graves in Catawissa, Pennsylvania that inspired your book, The Caged Graves?
Yes, there are! I found out about them when I stumbled across a photograph of a caged grave on the internet while researching ghost stories of the Pocono Mountains. I was fascinated! With the help of my husband (and Google Earth), I pinpointed the location of the cemetery outside Catawissa. It was only an hour away from Jack Frost Mountain, where my family likes to ski, so the next time we went skiing, we drove the long way home by way of the cemetery. Not only did we find the caged grave from the photo, we discovered there were two of them. That's when I knew I was going to write a book about those graves. One caged grave is weird. Two is a story.
As it turned out, nobody knew the real story behind the graves. The local historical society had a theory. But it's just a theory. Even the descendants of the families don't know the details. I've been in contact with the great-grandson of the real Ranslow Boone and the wife of the great-great-grand-nephew of Asenath Thomas, and they tell me that whatever happened in 1852, the family didn't talk about it!
What made you decide to incorporate Arthurian legends into The Eighth Day?
Believe it or not, that was never part of my original plan. The idea developed while I was writing the first draft and researching legends about alternate timelines. I stumbled across stories about Merlin being imprisoned by his apprentice Niviane in an eternal forest (some of the stories said it was an eternal cave). Merlin was trapped in time and aged very slowly. Niviane, meanwhile, could come and go whenever she wanted, visiting him to learn more magic or just make sure he was still imprisoned. This legend had some eerie similarities to the things I was planning for my story. Once the idea took hold, it wouldn't let go, and the next thing I knew, all my characters were clamoring for famous ancestors from King Arthur's Round Table!
Some people have asked if I got the idea from the Percy Jackson series, which includes Greek myths. The truth is – no. I was familiar with the Percy Jackson series because my students loved the books. But I never actually read any of those books until after I'd written The Eighth Day.
Your first book, We Hear the Dead, inspired a short film that premiered at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. Does the film do justice to the story you wrote?
I'm actually impressed at how much of the premise the director and producer were able to convey in a 7 minute film – three sisters running a séance scam, although one of the girls has more paranormal talent than the other two realize. In my book, Maggie and Kate Fox are teenage girls, and the movie portrays them as young women in their twenties. But that was for practical reasons, to avoid hiring minors in the lead roles. Currently, The Spirit Game is being pitched as the premise for a possible television series, with the girls' ages closer to the characters in my book. Meanwhile, the short film is available to watch for free on YouTube HERE.
You were a 4th & 5th grade teacher for 25 years. Did your students influence your writing?
I've always shared my writing and publishing experience with my students. Even though my first two books were aimed at an older audience, my students got to hear all about them. When the original title for my first book (High Spirits) was rejected by the publisher, it was one of my fifth grade students who came up with the name We Hear the Dead.
After I wrote The Eighth Day, my first book for their age group – and it was purchased as a series by HarperCollins – my class threatened mutiny if I didn't read it to them, even though it was only a manuscript at that point. So, I started reading it to them and was thrilled to discover how much they loved the story. They chimed in their own opinions as I worked on revisions for my editor, and I gave them the credit they deserved on the Acknowledgments page.
So lots and lots of students contributed to building the characters in my books, but no one character matches up exactly to any one student.
Who's your favorite character from The Eighth Day?
Of course, I'm very fond of Jax. He's like a son to me! Evangeline has a special place in my heart, and the Donovan twins were really fun to write about. But I have to admit, my favorite character is Riley. At the beginning of the book, Jax hates Riley, believing him to be a no-good slacker. But when Jax learns about Riley's past, finds out who he is and how far he'll go to keep the people under his protection safe, everything changes. Developing their brotherly relationship was one of my favorite parts of writing the series.
Furthermore, Riley invented himself. When I started the first draft of The Eighth Day, I had different plans for this character. But he took control of himself from page one. This is who I am, he told me. Oh, and I need tattoos and a motorcycle, thanks. I know most people think that authors control their characters. Well, sometimes characters control themselves, and a wise author listens to them!
Why did you switch from alternating Evangeline's perspective with Jax's in The Eighth Day to alternating Dorian's perspective with Jax's in The Inquisitor's Mark? Will it be a different character's perspective alternating with Jax in the third book?
In each case, the alternate POV (Point of View) has to be someone who can provide the reader with information Jax doesn't know – otherwise, there's no reason to give them POV. In The Eighth Day, Evangeline gives the reader a glimpse of what life is like trapped in the eighth day. She shares the history of her family and her race, the Kin. Evangeline is the major focus in that book because everything Riley and Jax do revolves around her.
In The Inquisitor's Mark, Evangeline is still important, but her perspective doesn't add anything to the story that Jax doesn't already know. On the other hand, Dorian Ambrose, as a member of Jax's long-lost family and the Dulac clan, is full of information Jax doesn't have but the reader needs. And yes, in the third book, The Morrigan's Curse, Jax will share POV with Addie Emrys, Evangeline's younger sister, because she is the only character who can tell the parts of the story that Jax doesn't know about.
Do you do a lot of research for your historical fiction books? How do you do your research?
Because life isn't always clear cut, the motives behind people's actions don't always make sense. But stories need to follow a logical path. When writing historical fiction, what sorts of decisions have you had to make about historical figures or events in order for your book to work?
This definitely came up a number of times when I was writing the story of the Fox sisters in We Hear the Dead. They did what the historical record says they did, and I had to work with that. I had to provide the motivation behind their actions, even when those actions didn't make sense. I believed the girls were frauds, but I had to work with witness accounts of their eerily accurate séances. Elisha Kane broke up with Maggie Fox repeatedly, but she always took him back. Why?
In the end, I had to remember that people in the past were not very different than people today. Witnesses lie. Girls believe their boyfriends will change. When faced with something in history that didn't make sense, I almost always found that human nature provided the solution for me. Because people aren't logical or perfect.
Why is historical fiction important to read?
For exactly the reasons I stated above! People in the past were the same as people today. It's important for us to understand that there's nothing new under the sun – even if we think there is! Long-distance romance? Not new. Boyfriends who won't commit and businesses that defraud the customers? Not new.
We need historical fiction in order to be less self-centered, to remind ourselves that people who came before us led lives as rich and interesting as our own – as will the people who come after us.
What were your favorite books when you were a teenager?
I loved fantasy, science fiction, and mystery. (Still do.) I read the novelized version of Star Wars a thousand times. (I was in middle school in 1977 when the first Star Wars came out.) I also loved mysteries written by Mary Stewart and Agatha Christie. Roger Zelazny, CJ Cherryh, and Douglas Adams were my favorite science fiction and fantasy authors.
What advice would you give to teens who like to write?
Read, write, get feedback, and repeat! The only way to get better at something is to practice it – whether it's playing a musical instrument, a sport, singing, drawing, or writing. Don't be frustrated when your writing doesn't turn out the way you envisioned it in your head. You can always revise – and I highly recommend revising your stories because you learn a lot when you change things. But you also have to read what you love. Books are your best writing teachers. While reading books you will learn how to develop characters and plot twists and settings.
Anyway, since a lot of students need this information for their reports, here it is. I was born February 3, 1965 in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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x_train = [[1,7978], [1,7968], [1,797], [1,798], [1,7978]]
y_train = [[5],[5],[5],[6],[5]]
x_test = [[1,7978], [1,7964], [1,7946], [1,7968], [1,7978]]
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regressor = LinearRegression()
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quadratic_featurizer = PolynomialFeatures(degree = 2)
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District Nogajski (Russisch: Нога́йский райо́н) is een district in het uiterste noordwesten van de Russische autonome republiek Dagestan. Het district heeft een oppervlakte van 9.000 vierkante kilometer en een inwonertal van 22.472 in 2010. Het administratieve centrum bevindt zich in Terekli-Mekteb.

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Jonathan Chritchley is one of the foremost fine art photographers in the world today. His instantly recognisable work is seen around the world in exhibitions, galleries, magazines and books, and form part of many fine art collections internationally. His regular clients include Ralph Lauren, Hilton International, Fortuny and P&O Luxury Cruises. Jonathan also speaks and presents his work at photography and sailing events worldwide, and is the founder and owner of Capture Earth and Ocean Capture, two companies specialising in luxury photography workshops & tours. Born in London, England, Jonathan became infatuated with the sea after moving to the famous sailing town of Lymington on the country's south coast at the age of 14. Years later, having moved to the South of France, he gave up a successful career as a marketing and brand director in order to return to his true passion; a combination of the sea and fine art photography. He has now worked in over 35 countries, including Mozambique, Japan, China, Cambodia, Chile, Greenland and South Africa. Jonathan was named one of the 'Top 100 Photographers of All Time' by the Sunday Times. His first book, SILVER, a 136 page fine art art edition, was published in 2014, and in 2016 he was made a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS), An active supporter of ocean conservation, Jonathan currently resides in the South of France with his wife and young family. Pierre-Yves Cousteau, son of legendary ocean adventurer Jacques Cousteau and himself a renowned ocean conservationist, writes about Jonathan: "In today's hyperactive, overpopulated world, our minds are never at peace. We constantly run from one thing to the next, rarely reflecting on our lives, on our dreams, or on what we really want or need. The mind is like water; only able to reflect when it is perfectly still. Jonathan Chritchley's stunning photography is an invitation to throw away the superfluous. His choice of black and white combined with the purity and simplicity of his chosen subject matter encourages us to escape the madness of our modern societies, and seek refuge in his ocean of tranquility. "
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THE SEVENTH DAY (REVIEW)
Dir. Justin P. Lange
Years after an exorcism of a small child goes wrong, a priest (Guy Pearce) takes on an apprentice (Vadhir Derbez) at the request of the archbishop (Stephen Lang) in the world of demons and hardship. The plot is by the numbers, the cast are all present but not given anything meaty to chew on and subsequently what we have here is a film that despite its action set pieces, feels rather lame.
Out of nowhere, the exorcist genre has evolved into the new post apocalypse zombie genre. When one turns up, as do a hundred more and like the legions of hell seeking vessels to inhabit, these films also cling on to anything they can find. Unfortunately, like most undead, the genre is becoming ugly, repetitive, and over saturated. With the arrival of THE CONJURING 3: THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT comes THE SEVENTH DAY.
· Deep synthesized demonic voice, check
· Floating bodies, check
· Poor electrics, check
· Levitating objects, check
· Body distortions, check
· Split personality possession, check
· A mentor, student relationship of priests, check
All the tropes are here and despite an accolade of award-winning stars and genre favourites, there really is nothing new to see here. As for the plot, there's a somewhat intriguing twist but one you can see coming if you know the genre and the central star at hand. Little is done to beat the stereotype and as a result, the film becomes a slog of clichés that have been done better long before.
It's a shame that with such a cast comes such promise and they do give it what is needed, however it's the pacing and formulaic tones to THE SEVENTH DAY that really let it down as there's plenty to see here if you hadn't already seen it before. Lang is unrecognisable and abstracted of charm in a role that sees him hiding behind a desk while Pearce chews the screen the only way he knows, which unfortunately leads to the least shocking conclusion to a film since we found out Michael Myers didn't die in HALLOWEEN.
THE SEVENTH DAY doesn't necessary do anything wrong, it just simply doesn't do anything new and when there are so many better and unique exorcist films out there, you have to ask the question, what is the point? There may be something here for the casual horror fan, but if you've seen the likes of THE LAST EXORCISM, THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE, even the disappointing THE CONJURING 3, there's plenty of better options to view.
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REPORT: Unemployment benefits will affect SNAP eligibility
By Troy Torres
troy@kanditnews.com
(Tumon, Guam) Food stamps recipients who also will avail of the two federal pandemic unemployment programs may lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Benefits (SNAP or food stamps).
The income they will receive from unemployment checks will be counted as eligibility income for food stamps, according to Department of Public Health and Social Services spokeswoman Bertha Taijeron.
If the income a food stamps recipient receives from either unemployment program puts the recipient at the next income eligibility bracket, that recipient may lose some or all of their monthly SNAP benefits.
"Confirmed that both unemployment benefits may be affected as it is a countable income," Ms. Taijeron said.
There are two programs for unemployment benefits:
The Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program, which will provide up to $345 per week for qualified worker between February and December 2020; and
The Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation program, which will provide an additional $600 per week for qualified worker between April and July 2020.
Ms. Taijeron said the guidance came from DPHSS Chief Human Services Administrator Tess Archangel, and that the guidance follows U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Nutrition Services (FNS) rules.
Congressman Michael San Nicolas, however, said that while the PUA benefits are supposed to count as income, when determining SNAP eligibility, the FPUC is not.
"The local government needs to get clear on what applies and what doesn't," Mr. San Nicolas said. "The Congressional Committee on Ways and Means is clear. This is not something the local government can get wrong as it impacts the most at-risk in our community."
According to the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means regarding the FPUC:
"The federal supplement would not affect eligibility for other benefits like Medicaid, CHIP, SNAP, and housing assistance."
Kandit asked Ms. Taijeron for guidance DPHSS has received from FNS and the U.S. Department of Labor to justify its stance. She said the written guidance would come from Ms. Archangel, though DPHSS has not sent any such document to Kandit since Monday.


In business, switching your energy supplier is one of the best ways to keep your bills at a manageable level. But, before you start hunting down business energy quotes from other suppliers, it can help to brush up on some knowledge about the energy industry and what your rights are.
When operating within the energy market there are a number of obligations that a supplier has to meet. For example, once you sign up to a business energy contract, it is the supplier's responsibility to contact you within no more than 10-days outlining the full terms and conditions of your contract. Take the time to read through these and understand them – it can pay dividends next time you come to switch.
It's also your supplier's responsibility to inform you when your renewal window opens. As standard this is 90-days prior to the end date of your contract. But, your supplier must provide written confirmation of this, and they must also explain their automatic renewal policy, if applicable, and the terms of their deemed contracts.
At the end of your contract one of two things can happen. Depending on your supplier, you may be rolled onto a new fixed term contract – often with slightly higher rates – although this practice is becoming less common. Alternatively, your supplier may move you on to a 30-day rolling contract with deemed rates, which are typically a supplier's most expensive rates, until you formally organise a new contract.
Please Note: Deemed business energy contracts starting after 30 April 2015 only need to provide 30-days' notice to cancel, but longer term contracts starting before 30 April 2015 must provide a minimum of 90-days.
It's possible to opt-out of your supplier's automatic renewal scheme on the first day of your contract. All you have to do is write to them once your contract is set up and request to be removed from automatic renew. This is preferable to being tied into a new long term contract with higher rates, but forgetting to take action within your renewal window will leave you on deemed rates until you organise a new contract.
Now that you know the common mistakes that can trip you up in the business energy market, you are equipped to switch your energy and start saving your business money. For more information on the switching process, please visit our business energy page.


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Kylie Jenner Breaks Silence, Announces Birth Of Daughter
Posted: Monday, February 5, 2018 – 8:57 AM
It wasn't exactly the best kept secret but Kylie Jenner still managed to break the internet on Sunday when she finally confirmed she had given birth to a baby girl with her beau, rapper Travis Scott.
The announcement had been predicted for weeks in the celebrity pages partly because the 20-year-old reality TV star had embarked on such a prolonged and uncharacteristic media blackout for a member of the wildly popular Kardashian clan.
"My pregnancy was one I chose not to do in front of the world," she wrote in a post on Instagram announcing her daughter's birth, which quickly racked up 8.3 million likes.
"I knew my baby would feel every stress and every emotion. So I chose to do it this way for my little life, and our happiness," she added.
The announcement was followed up with a carefully choreographed social media blitz typical of a family who have turned the broadcasting of their lives — and the endorsing of products — into a hugely lucrative industry.
Jenner published an 11-minute video on YouTube documenting her pregnancy, complete with tearful ultrasounds, plenty of pregnant selfies and cameos from her Kardashian sisters, that notched up more than 17 million views within the first 12 hours.
The Instagram post announcing the pregnancy quickly became the tenth most liked post of all time on the social media platform.
Celebrity babies feature prominently in Instagram's most popular posts.
The current leader is a post from November by footballer Cristiano Ronaldo announcing the birth of his fourth child which has 11.3 million likes.
Entries by pop superstar Beyonce and Jenner's half-sister Khloe Kardashian announcing births or pregnancies are also all in the top ten list of the website's most liked posts.
In her post Jenner said she and Scott had yet to name the baby girl who was born in Los Angeles on February 1.
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Haim Make the Boys Cry In 'The Wire' Video: Watch
In the cameo-filled clip, the siblings Este, Danielle, and Alana dump their respective boyfriends – producing withering, shameless reactions from their spurned ex-partners.
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The Haim sisters play a convincing trio of heartbreakers in the fun new video for "The Wire."
The cameo-filled clip sees siblings Este, Danielle, and Alana dump their respective boyfriends – producing withering, shameless reactions from their spurned ex-partners.
Lonely Island's Jorma Taccone plays one of the busted-up chumps. Here, Taccone pulls the full range of break-up faces, some of which are disturbingly close to his grimaces from the "Jizz In My Pants" video.
Schadenfreude is the order of the day as the three guys wail through post-break-up life, leaning on each other for support. They cope with their losses by literally any means, from inking new tattoos, cuddling up to teddy bears and sniffing panties in the laundromat.
"The Wire" is lifted from the album "Days Are Gone," which is due Sept. 30.


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Imran Khan wins over America amid India's crying foul
by Web Desk July 24, 2019 0 Comment
The grace and charm of Prime Minister Imran Khan seems to have held America spellbound during entire his visit. The bad blood between Pakistan and the United States evaporated and people are calling it a successful tour in almost every aspect specially as far as regional diplomacy and mending ties with the superpower country are concerned.
The success of this visit is also being gauged through the facts that United States President Donald Trump has talked positively about (at least current leadership of) Pakistan and even offered mediation on Kashmir issue.
In a statement he praised the country saying that "Pakistan never lies," an about-turn on his statement about a year and a half ago in which he had blamed that the country had given the US "nothing but lies and deceit". He has explained his U-turn, accusing his predecessors for their policies.
Also Read: Imran Khan thanks Trump for hospitality, understanding Pakistan's stance
"I don't think Pakistan respected its (US) presidents (in the past). I think Pakistan could have done a tremendous amount with respect to Afghanistan. They didn't do it and I don't blame them because they were dealing with the wrong president. Who knows? But they're helping us a lot now.
"I think they could have helped us a lot in the past, but it doesn't matter (now). We have a new leader, he is going be a great leader of Pakistan," he said while heaping praise on the prime minister and his government.
"I think Pakistan is going to do a lot. I really do. I think Pakistan is going to make a big difference. I think Pakistan will save millions of lives in Afghanistan because I really believe they can. They have a power that other nations don't have with respect to Pakistan," he said.
"To be honest, we have a better relationship with Pakistan right now than we did when we were paying that money. But all of that can come back depending on what we work out … and I think at the end of this, the end of very short time, we can have a very great relationship with Pakistan.
"It is a great country, they are very great people. I have many friends from Pakistan. They are great people, smart, tough. They are tough, there is no question about that. They are like him (pointing to PM Imran), they are tough," said Trump. He must have been impressed after watching the historic gathering of Pakistani-Americans to welcome and listen to Imran Khan in Washington prior to meeting with him.
The cricketer-turned-politician has achieved his aim of dispelling misperceptions of the US president about Pakistan and its role in the region. He believed that this could only be achieved in face-to-face meeting with him and he did it.
Also read: What has favorably inclined Lindsey Graham's opinion towards Pakistan and Afghanistan?
In a tweet on Tuesday, Imran Khan had thanked US President Donald Trump for his warm and gracious hospitality and understanding Pakistan's stance on different issues.
"I want to thank President Trump for his warm & gracious hospitality, his understanding of Pakistan's point of view and his wonderful way of putting our entire delegation at ease," he wrote.
The visit by Imran Khan has ignited fury in India, specially Trump's offering mediation on Kashmir conflict during a joint press conference and revelation that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked him to arbitrate in the long-lingering dispute. The opposition has demanded from Modi to clarify Trump's claim.
Premier Imran also presented across the case of Pakistan's sacrifices in war on terror and offer for help in Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace talks with the Taliban in an extremely beautiful manner.
"The sole aim of my visit to the US was to create positive image about Pakistan. Both the countries need to trust each other," said the PM in a statement.
The US has acknowledged Pakistan's efforts in Afghan peace process.
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MP Patali Champika Ranawaka has revealed that the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has earned a sum of Rs. 108 billion within the first three months of implementing the new electricity tariff. MORE..


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BRUSSELS – Cypriots who've been under a daily withdrawal limit at state banks since March will be able to take out what they want within a few months, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said. That was at odds with previous government statements that the capital controls imposed in return for a 10 billion euro ($13.7 billion) international bailout could linger potentially for years. Georgiades said they will be lifted within months, although previous similar promises were later withdrawn amid fears of a run on the banks. Account holders are limited to only 300 euros ($405 per day) withdrawals and while terms for businesses are more lenient they are still strangling their ability to operate, owners have complained.
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