The clock's ticking (for procrastinators like me). As dates are crossed off on calendars, tearful goodbyes are said, and shopping lists are diminished to a single item, there is no way to deny that college is just around the corner. Whether you are the batch of people who are jittering with excitement or the handful who are ambivalent, moving into a new home is nerve-wrecking.
I remember, a year ago, the worst part of the whole going-to-college-turning-into-a-freshman experience was having to pack. I trembled with the thought of having to summarize the past 18 years of my life into the contents of two suitcases and was angered by the thought that what was most important was dictated by an airline. I already have great difficulty figuring out what to pack for week-long trips because I can't evaluate what is necessary, what isn't, what is too much and what isn't enough (a total Goldilocks' problem right?). Packing for college was that anxiety multiplied by ten then twenty. Needless to say, I put it off for a very long time (if I could, I probably would have put it off until the moment my plane took off).
Tufts does an amazing at helping us transition from the comforts of our home to the comforts of our new one. But as an international kid, much of what was out there didn't apply to me. There was a constant struggle of "should I bring this?", "can I buy that there instead?" and "would it fit?". Whether if you have a two or three or four baggage allowance, there is no way that the cargo international students bring can rival that of a New England traveller (not to put down any New Englanders).
What to Bring and NOT to Bring to Tufts: The International Edition.
Granted, there are plenty of other things to consider, and if you have more space in your suitcases, by all means, bring more if it happens to be more affordable where you live. For example, command hooks are about one-fifth of the price here in China than in Boston. I plan on stocking up enough to decorate my room fully with them.
It's an 8 day count down until orientation. A last minute packing list. I realized today that I'm more excited about moving into Tufts this year than last, and strangely enough, I'm more excited reading all the Buzzfeed posts about heading off to college this time around than before.
Last but not least…Welcome Jumbos of 2017!
And I can't wait to meet you all.


Although some women are lucky enough to experience the "glow" of pregnancy, for the rest of us the 10 months growing a baby is HARD work. Working each day through nausea and heartburn, trying our best to continue with our normal routine. This post is for the Mamas who aren't "glowing". Here are some of the most common pregnancy symptoms and their causes...as well as some things you might try to feel a little bit better. Some of the symptoms have links to videos with more information or visuals...make sure to click on those!
Lynn Turcotte-Schuh is a Childbirth Educator, Parenting Mentor, wife and Happy Mama. When she is not supporting other families, she loves spending time with her own family on their wannabe homestead. She loves cooking, gardening, all things outdoors and Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. The best parts of her day are enjoying simple things with the people she loves.


Shepshed, from its place name meaning 'sheep headland', appears to have developed an early link with sheep farming.
The settlement's economy in the medieval period was based on the wool industry. Merchants from Bradford and elsewhere came to Shepshed to buy wool from local farmers. A weekly market is also thought to have been held in Shepshed.
The fields around Shepshed were enclosed in the late eighteenth century. In 1753 a fire swept through the village and destroyed many buildings. The Charnwood Navigation Canal opened in 1789 and provided links to Loughborough and the coalmines in West Leicestershire. The canal proved uneconomic and was closed in 1804.
Blackner's 1812 census of frames recorded that 900 frames were in use in the village. This equated to about 3% of the Great Britain total identified by Blackner. By 1890 six knitting firms were located in Shepshed.
The Charnwood Forest Railway opened in 1881, but fifty years after opening it closed to passenger traffic in 1931.
In the 1960s there were nine factories operating in Shepshed, including a branch of the well known Leicester firm Wolsey Ltd.


Although tarantula hawks utilize immobilized tarantulas as a first meal for their offspring, pollen from flowers is also an important food.
In the world there is no group of animals more diverse than insects and the same is true at Bandelier. From the beauty of a gossamer- winged butterfly to a hairy multi-legged tarantula or a sleek orange-winged tarantula hawk, insects are abundant in the park.
Bandelier is home to an incredible diversity of insects and spiders.


With a convenient location near downtown, it's a great place to relax, have a drink and a great bite to eat. Be prepared however that you won't find any Hawaiian type cuisine here, instead look for Shepherd's Pie or Murphy's Best Corned Beef & Cabbage specialty. Also, don't forget your Guinness!


There comes a day for every artist when she must face a fresh canvas, or, for a writer, a blank page. I've learned not to fear that great wide emptiness, but to embrace it, and to jump right in. When I first started writing, I worried obsessively that I would run out of fresh ideas, or get things wrong. Now I've learned to trust the process. If I'm willing to put in the proper amount of time, strange and wondrous things will be revealed.
This year, I decided to start writing an entirely new mystery series set in New Orleans. Why NOLA? That one's big and easy (pun intended). When I attended Bouchercon 2016, I had a new female protagonist already in mind. I began to noodle around with the idea for the new series in the hotel bar, and I needed to find a stunningly good setting. Before that trip, I had been thinking about using Vegas, but after the spooky midnight vampire tour through the damp and puddly French Quarter, NOLA stole my heart.
They always tell you to 'write what you know.' I have reached a grand maturity, and I am now 'a woman of a certain age.' I attended a recent workshop, and I was reminded to consider my audience as I write. That suggestion struck a magical spark. My readers are all 'of a certain age,' and we have our scars (and our bad knees and hips) to prove it. But we also have a deep well of crystal clear memories from the 60's, 70's, and 80's that we wouldn't trade for all the tea in China. That landscape is my private gold mine. I don't need a metal detector to know where those 24K nuggets are hidden. Who needs historical research? I don't. I lived it, and so have my readers.
What comes next? My new protagonist Jane is only 31. I needed to freshen up my youthful hipster vocabulary for her to sound current. That mostly entails me lurking around my day job marketing department and listening to 'the kids' gossiping in Starbucks to pick up the latest slang terms, catchphrases, and trends.
One of my secondary characters is an aging, reclusive rock star. Kenny Pascoe is more to my speed, and researching him gives me the license to attend anniversary rock tour concerts and to watch vintage YouTube videos of The Rolling Stones, Jefferson Starship, and Stevie Nicks. And then there are the stunning research surprises that I've turned up that I never knew before. I've discovered the story of backup singer Merry Clifton, who hit such incandescent high notes on Gimme Shelter that she suffered a miscarriage. Yes, it's a tragedy, but it's human and true, and that's what great fiction is really about.
Starting a new series also gives me an excuse to travel to new locations, and to fearlessly ask impertinent questions. I'm amazed to see the places I can get into or the behavior I can get away with simply by saying "I'm sorry. I need to do this. I'm a writer." This phrase has super magical power. It is especially helpful when you are traveling with a companion or some family or friends who will roll their eyes at the remark, cross their arms, and say: "Yes, she is. Let her go," as they seek official pardon and/or sympathy.
When I think of that fearsome new blank page now, I consider it a license to thrill for both me and my readers. No, I don't know the whole story, yet. What fun would that be, if I knew how everything ended? Starting a fresh manuscript is a gift that gives, twice. I get to enjoy the fun of exploring my brave new world with all of its surprising new characters, and its twists and its turns on my own, and then I get the pleasure of sharing it with my readers. What fun.
Martha Reed is the author of the award-winning John and Sarah Jarad Nantucket Mystery series. In NO REST FOR THE WICKED, Book 3, Detective John Jarad investigates Nantucket's most notorious cold-case crime, the Baby Alice Spenser kidnapping of 1921. Sarah Jarad has a slightly different focus. She's convinced that her control freak ex-fiancée Mason is on the island, seeking revenge. NO REST FOR THE WICKED is available in trade paperback and e-book format. It is garnering 5-star reviews.
Follow Martha online at reedmenow.com, on Facebook, or on Twitter @ReedMartha.
When I first decided to switch from contemporary romance to historical mystery I thought of a heroine who was an actress who becomes a Pinkerton agent. It made sense to me since she would be good at infiltrating different situations and get right in the middle of things. The idea seemed so fresh and I still believe it is, but I was surprised when I started my research and discovered that Allan Pinkerton hired the first female detective, the incomparable Kate Warne and that he hired several actresses through the years.
So what makes Lilly a different from other historical mystery heroines out there? First, she's young. Twenty-two. And she's a walking dichotomy. When I researched the theater, I learned a lot about the life of women who "tread the boards." Raised in an industry where women were considered little more than harlots by the public they entertained, they were also some of the few women who were treated as equals to their male counterparts and were paid accordingly. Though it was a life of travel and different places, the nomadic life of a traveling theater actor was, in many ways sheltered, since they were never in one place long enough to put down roots or make lasting friends outside their fellow players.
I'm a firm believer in strong backstory. We are the sum total of the events and people of our past have made us. Lilly is no different. When she hears her mother being killed by a lover, she is so traumatized she blots the memory from her mind. That isn't the only scar left by the mother she loved so deeply. All Lilly's life, Kate Long had a parade of men waltzing through her bedroom. Lilly doesn't even know who her father is, even though she hopes it is the man who took her under his wing when her mother was killed.
Fearing that she will be just like her mother, Lilly has always downplayed her looks and keeps herself pure until she marries. Four short months after the wedding, he attacks her, demeans her, and steals her life savings. It seems she does have her mother's penchant for falling for handsome, smooth-talking men, after all. How do these old scars and new wounds affect her?
Penny Richards has been publishing since 1983 with just over 40 books to her credit. Mostly contemporary romance, her books have won several industry awards, including a Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement Award and a RITA nomination, and have made many best seller lists. She currently writes the Lilly Long Mystery series for Kensington. Lilly is a Shakespearean actress who becomes a Pinkerton agent to help women who have been taken advantage of by unscrupulous men. The first book in the series, AN UNTIMELY FROST was awarded Best Historical Mystery of 2018 from the Texas Association of Authors. The third book, MURDER WILL SPEAK, takes Lilly to the infamous portion of Ft. Worth known as Hell's Half Acre. MURDER WILL SPEAK is scheduled for release in April of 2018.
I have a confession to make: This is not the blog post I thought I was going to write.
When I agreed to do this, months ago, I thought I would have news to report about my next novel.
Well, as we head into the homestretch of 2017, my news is this: I'm still working on the book.
It wasn't supposed to be this way. I even have a nifty pitch line for the thing — it's a murder mystery set in two vastly different cities: the New York of the 1970s, and the New York of today.
Of course, the pitch is one thing. The writing is something entirely different.
I like working with people like that.
As it turns out, that one seemingly simple suggestion has led to a total reworking of the book's second half — kind of like deciding to paint the living room walls a different color and ending up with a gut renovation. I keep working at it and thinking I'm getting close to the finish line, but then something changes and I go back and rework some other chapters and pretty soon I have the feeling that I've been driving all day and have traveled about a mile.
So I plug away and, despite my whining (let's face it — this is totally a First World Problem), I believe that the manuscript is getting significantly better. Right now, my latest self-imposed deadline for the book's completion is early next year, but I now understand why the Big Dig in Boston lasted more than a decade.
In the meantime, the agent I talked to has switched employers. I'm not sure if this is good or bad. We are connected through LinkedIn.
Nothing that has happened while I write the book, tentatively titled PUBLIC MORALS, is all that unusual for a writer who is not yet at the Grownups Table where powerhouses like James Patterson and Sue Grafton graze. In my younger days, I used to think the process would get easier once I gained more experience. I now realize that it won't.
While I remain focused on the writing, once the book is complete I will have to consider the twin devils of Selling and Marketing. My last book, BRIGHT MORNING STAR, was published in 2015 by an independent operation. The book was a real departure for me and I was happy to get it out in any form, but the D.I.Y./entrepreneurial aspects of independent publishing are a bit daunting for somebody as Old School as myself. My first three books were handled by traditional publishers; I candidly admit that I'd like to make a little money from my efforts. My daughter starts college next year and, well, everybody knows what that means.
And yet … I've heard about a well-regarded independent publisher who specializes in crime and mystery novels, and I know people who are happy with that publisher, and if I've learned anything over the years, it's this: I am highly unlikely to get rich from my books.
When it's all done — and I do believe it will be done, eventually, somehow — I'll be tempted to say something about the importance of The Process, and how The Journey is way more significant than The Destination, and talk about how much I have learned and grown and matured as An Artist.
Actually, I don't think I'm going to feel that way at all. I'm fifty-nine years old. How much learning and growing and maturing do I have left?
Well, that's about it from the trenches of Novel-in-Progress Land. But I do have one final thing to add.
I intend to write a sequel.
Tom Coffey graduated from the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and attended film school at the University of Southern California. He has worked as a reporter and editor for some of the leading newspapers in the country, including The Miami Herald and Newsday. Since 1997, he has been an editor at The New York Times. Tom is also a member of Mystery Writers of America. His first novel, THE SERPENT CLUB, was published in 1999 by Pocket Books and earned a starred review from Publishers Weekly. Pocket Books published his second novel, MIAMI TWILIGHT, two years later. In 2008 Toby Press printed BLOOD ALLEY, which also earned a starred review from PW. In 2015 his latest novel, BRIGHT MORNING STAR, was published by Oak Tree Press.
Many people believe that a writer is a writer and that if you can do novels then you can write scripts, too. Some people can, but most cannot. Both need great stories, engaging characters and page-turning scenes, but the style, form and rules vary. The writer must understand the differences and know what you can and cannot do for books versus scripts.
Myth #1– Screenplays are easier to write than novels. False. If you are doing it right, it takes as long to develop the characters, the research and the plot and subplots with all the twists and turns required.
Myth #2 Writers of the books are paid handsomely for their rights. Often False. (Several writers have refused to sell the rights to their books because they wanted those large amounts and the independent producers – who you are mainly dealing with – seldom can afford this.) Many options these days, if not for free, are for the legal correctness of $1. Even if you are given a few thousand dollars as an option, it is only against a purchase price, which may or may not be what you expect and might hamper what you receive later.
Myth #3 Hollywood is waiting for your book – False – This can be true but only if you can get the manuscript to the right people and it's not easy to do. They mainly want books that have been major sellers with great word of mouth and from authors that have a large social platform. Studios these days are looking for major blockbusters and/or sequels. Even having a top actor sign on will not guarantee a sale.
Myth #4 – Your work will be respected and you will able to make changes in the script. You will get final approval of the story. Usually FALSE unless you already have a major following and have a great contract beforehand. Even then…once you sell the rights, you are often pushed into the background.
Obtaining the funds needed to produce the movie can be difficult especially if the story is historical or has expensive scenes as car chases, flight or sea action, battle scenes, crowd scenes, science fiction or other special effects. Few book writers take into consideration what will sell overseas versus what sells domestically but it is the foreign market that often weighs heavy on the sale of a script. This process can take not months but sometimes years. Writers (myself included) get impatient even for those of us who are aware of the timeframes.
` Both scripts and book need well-rounded characters with journeys and arcs that we want to follow. Good characterization is crucial for good structure. The reader must care about the character and want to see/ read the rest of the story so an emotional connection is needed for the story to be successful. Well-rounded means not all good and not all bad. A character biography is needed for each – even the villain.
Characters should be introduced with action. Physical description is not always necessary.
Genre structure must be what the audience expects. Understand the audience you are writing for. If combining genres understand each and know which genre is primary not only for the writing but for the marketing.
Proper formatting for what you are doing is crucial for books, but especially scripts!
Be careful of overused words like shrug, looks, etc. Write active, not passive.
Don't talk down to your readers.
A rewrite is more than just a polish of a word here or there. Don't believe everything you write is gold!! Be willing to change.
Understand how to write a synopsis /treatment. Outlining helps for both. Really, it does.
The first few pages are crucial – many readers, producers, editors these days do not read past page 10 and often can tell on the first page if you are a professional writer.
One main point of view for audience to follow Can have several point of views. Even multi POV and antagonist.
Less is more – no wasted words – very succinct. Use proper specifics but leave the stage dressing to designers How do you show things? Can describe rooms, clothing, etc at length (to a point) Can educate the reader but limited. More description ok including thoughts and feelings.
Simplify characters – combine them; hop over obstacles. Condense time for more suspense As many characters as needed. Time extensions ok but be clear with time shift.
Budget is important – think about scenes as locations, number of characters, car chases, use of animals, special effects. Historicals hard to sell. Can have as many special effects or sci fi as you want. Time lapse is fine as long as well explained.
Special formatting programs like Movie Magic or Final Draft preferred. Understand script formatting Can be done on any computer program – double spaced and indented with page numbers.
Attitude of character is more important than physical appearance. Physical appearance helps but attitude and action are important here, as well.
Preferred if you are physically available for meetings but Skype can work at times. Network as much as you can – Hollywood is a relationship industry. Join various groups – as Women In Film, Stage32, WGA, Women Helping Women, Hollywood Networking, Breaking Into Hollywood, Roadmap Writers.com You can isolate and write where ever you are. Attending conferences and belonging to genre groups helps to meet editors, etc.
Agents don't necessarily sell your work unless you are already a big money maker for them. There are several sites where you can list your scripts and pitch directly to execs. Managers more helpful to guide you. Agents do sell your work and most publishing houses will not look at material without them. Self publishing difficult and still not regarded as professional. Managers are not always needed.
The author of The Ultimate Writers Workbook For Books and Scripts – Motivational Press which is available at http://www.seritastevens.com, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and well as regular book stores, I've written books, scripts, adaptations in almost every genre – usually whatever my agent gets me. I've taught writing at a variety of universities, colleges and conferences. As a forensic nurse, I often help writers with their poison, medical, forensic, and investigative questions for their scenes.


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Jedlička's Institute for disabled children celebrates 95th anniversary
https://english.radio.cz/jedlickas-institute-disabled-children-celebrates-95th-anniversary-8596644#player=on
Jedlička's Institute for disabled children
Institutionalized care for disabled people in the Czech Republic goes back almost a century to the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Ninety-five years ago in April of 1913 a prominent surgeon by the name of Rudolf Jedlička established a medical-and-educational facility which aimed to give disabled children and adults a chance to live a more dignified, active life.
Up until 1913 children with disabilities were destined to spend their lives utterly dependent on others - in a mental home or at best were looked after by their families. Those who were at least partially able to take care of themselves ended up on the streets begging. Rudolf Jedlička decided to change that. His goal was to give disabled children professional help which would enable them to live a normal life as far as their disability allowed. His motto was "to turn beggars into taxpayers", in the best possible sense. In 1913 this was an ambitious plan and it took a while for the parents of disabled children to put their trust in the newly established institute. Jan Pfeiffer who is a rehabilitation specialist working with disabled children says that the institute first proved itself working with adults.
"The institute really took off in the war years on an intergration-programme for wounded soldiers. The army either wanted them back on the front-lines as soon as possible or else needed to give them an alternative existence."
After World War I – in the years of the so-called First Republic - the Jedlička Institute flourished, establishing new facilities and workshops in which children with disabilities were trained to become carpenters, tailors, gardeners and weavers. Its trainees won a number of international prizes with their arts and crafts products, among them a prize from France and one from Exeter in Britain in 1926 – both for hand-woven carpets. But there were difficult times ahead for the institution. During the war years it was moved to accommodate Nazi troops and although it could return after the war the communist regime kept handicapped people very much in isolation – as if disabilities simply did not exist in communist society. However the institute continued with its good work and after the fall of communism in 1989 gradually efforts were made at government level to remove the stigmatization of disabled people and to help them integrate in society. Today the Jedlička Institute has four school and rehabilitation buildings, and its director Jan Pičman says that the schools ambition is pretty much what it was close to a century ago when Rudolf Jedlička decided he wanted to give disabled people a dignified life.
"We consider ourselves to be a quality, modern institute which helps children with disabilities to integrate in society and find a place in life. We prepare them for the real world out there and help them make the best of their abilities in order to ease their integration."
However, once the schools' students have finished their training and are ready to integrate – is society ready for them? A question I put to Kateřina Novotná of the Czech Association of Wheelchair-Users.
"I believe that the situation has improved a lot during the last 15 years, especially in Prague and the bigger cities. The Czech legal system now gives us protection – it has become normal to employ a person with a disability because the state offers companies a number of advantages if they employ disabled people. That is a major improvement. Although one must admit that people living in smaller towns and villages still have big problems finding work and that cannot be changed as quickly as we would like."
Do you feel that people's attitude has changed towards the disabled? That a disability is not as stigmatized as it was under communism?
"Things are much better. There are no longer the kind of prejudices we encountered years ago. People's outlook has changed because they see us around – it is normal to meet people with disabilities, it is normal to talk to them, it is normal to work with them, it is normal to study with them. So I do not think that the problem lies in prejudices – merely in those small things that make our lives difficult – such as barrier free access where we need it. But I believe that things are moving in the right direction."
Author: Daniela Lazarová
'Disabled by music' – Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll on wheels
Public institutions failing in their duty to employ people with disabilities
Pilot programmes designed to empower the disabled
Festival Struhadlo casts spotlight on the disabled

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Q: How to select certain numbers in RegEx? So I am trying to build an app which needs a Instant Form Validation and for that I need to use a bit of RegEx. I just don't know hot to regex this. I have learned it in school but have already forgotten it.
So have I have to do is: I have this 21 digit long Code for example:
249765876358312345655
But I only need the 6 digits from 13 to 19
^.{13}123456.{2}$

What I mean by this, is throwing the first 13 numbers and last two numbers away only giving me the 6 numbers I want.
Example:
249765876358312345655 -> 123456
I really don't know how to use RegEx in this case.

A: You need to define a capturing group:
^\d{13}(\d{6})\d{2}$

The digits you need are the ones of this group.
For example, in JavaScript:
let digits = "249765876358312345655".match(/^\d{13}(\d{6})\d{2}$/)[1]

returns
"123456"

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Easter is a funny holiday – to many, there is huge religious importance. However, to some its just a holiday full of chocolate eggs and bunny rabbits. Some would consider these ideas intertwined, others would not – but regardless of it all, there is one thing I am sure we all can agree on. Easter brunch is AMAZING! Scratch that – brunch is always amazing. What's even better than normal brunch recipes? Make-ahead brunch recipes! Why? Because you can ACTUALLY enjoy the morning with friends and family even if you are responsible for putting food on the table.
In my opinion, any holiday is an excuse to gather with family and friends to enjoy good food, fun and laughter. Whether you celebrate Easter or not, you can't argue with a great brunch spread.
Savory or sweet, breakfast or lunch – no matter what you are craving, there is something for you! I love eating savory at brunch and then stealing a bite of whatever sweet pile of sugar Jake ordered for himself. Its the perfect combination of food and oh so satisfying.
Why else are make-ahead brunch recipes so awesome? They are usually VERY easy! Who doesn't love a recipe that says "throw all these things in a pan – bake." BOOM! Done! I know I do!
Here is a list of 25 Incredible Make-Ahead Brunch Recipes for this coming Easter Sunday, or any Sunday!
I LOVE THIS RECIPE – I am not even a huge fan of sausage – but this egg bake is unreal. Warm, creamy, eggy goodness – salty sausage – so cheesy and delicious – you can't go wrong.
I absolutely LOVE the idea of this Butternut Squash Potato Gratin – what a fun, "healthier" twist on a classic dish! Don't you worry though – this recipe by Tipps still contains all the delicious cheese and cream that you crave in a batch of traditional potatoes au gratin.
This salad not only sounds delicious but it looks beautiful as well. When I eat brunch – I am all about the eggs. Those eggs are usually accompanied by cheese or avocado or toast or potatoes – a.k.a. not the healthiest of sides. I love the idea of offering a light, fun, and refreshing salad to accompany all the other amazing dishes you may choose to include at your Easter Brunch!
EGGS BENEDICT ARE MY FAVORITE! But lets be real, you are not about to make 20 poached eggs for your family. You better not! Check out this incredible alternative the traditional eggs benny, a make ahead brunch recipe for the books – Overnight Eggs Benedict Casserole. Ohhhh Bettie!
If you are looking to include more southern fare, look no further – this Biscuits and Gravy Casserole by Lemon Sugar will be the ultimate addition to your Easter brunch. Warm, creamy sausage gravy loaded with buttery biscuits and baked to perfection – mmm mmm mmm!
This crustLESS quiche is another great option if you are looking to keep brunch on the lighter side. No crust means no extra butter, therefore less fat. Also very cool, Beth – the mastermind behind Budget Bytes – explains that this recipe will only cost you $6.13! AMAZING! Beth notates cost of ingredients on all her recipes and provides great tips and tricks on how to save money without giving up on eating delicious food.
So yes – this is a Pillsbury recipe. Not some cool fancy blogger recipe. But seriously, wow. Look at this SLAB QUICHE! Also, I have never heard of a slab quiche!! I love it – what an awesome idea. Same delicious food – different shape – more to enjoy!
I mean come on… Need I say more?
Looking for something that screams a little more "lunch" and a little less "breakfast" – this Kale Salad is a great way to throw some green in the mix without missing out on the flavor.
I love love love this recipe by Primavera Kitchen because it is delicious yet versatile. You can use any fresh veggies that you have in the fridge! Your favorite cheese!! And boom, you have an awesome, healthy breakfast!
This is one of Jake's FAVORITE things that I make – and it is SO incredibly easy. I love to make this Overnight French Toast Casserole recipe either with French bread slices or cubed white bread. Either way, you'll end up with an incredibly easy, delicious, sweet, butter, moist French Toast that the whole family will love.
Sour cream coffee cake is my FAVORITEEEEE! I love it so much. Soft, moist, deliciously dense cake – filled with sweet cinnamon sugar – then DOUSED with more cinnamon sugar and nuts! Breakfast, brunch, tea-time – I am ready for you sour cream coffee cake.
I have two favorite oatmeal flavors – maple brown sugar and cinnamon. Which is why THIS OATMEAL SOUNDS UNREAL! It is like the ultimate collision of deliciousness. Looking to serve a crowd but don't want the meal to be a production? This slow cooker oatmeal is a great alternative that all can enjoy! Tell your friends/family to grab a bowl and help themselves – you're busy relaxing!
I love pancakes – but it definitely feels like a production sometimes. Making the batter, heating the skillet, pouring batter onto the skillet, missing the skillet, splattering batter all over the stove… what? That doesn't happen to everyone? Who doesn't love the idea of a BAKED PANCAKE! I mean what's not to love? And a BUTTER SYRUP? Stop it, Mel! This is too amazing.
So maybe your Easter brunch is a little bit more casual. More of a gathering with coffee and tea rather than a sit down feast. Check out these incredible Blueberry Scones! They are moist, buttery, fluffy – bursting with sweet blueberries – and drizzled with glaze… enough said.
How stunning is this cake? Can you tell that Becca – creator of Fork in the Kitchen – has become one of my favorite bloggers? I just can't get over her recipes! This cake is the perfect addition to your Easter brunch menu because its the perfect spring dessert! It is light, yet still comforting and full of flavor. I can't imagine anything better than enjoying a warm slice of this incredible cake with my Sunday morning coffee.
So did I mention that Fork in the Kitchen is one of my favorite blogs? I meant it. Full of color AND flavor – these individual pastries are the SURE to impress everyone at your brunch.
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Google to shut down Google+ for consumer accounts on April 2
Google will reportedly shut-down its Google+ service on April 2nd due to low user engagement on the platform, according to a recent company blog post.
From February 4th, the platform will no longer accept new profiles, pages, communities, or events.
The closure of its service comes six months after the firm said that it would start the shut-down process.
Accelerated Google+ shut down
The firm cites lower user engagement as the reason for the closure, but the decision follows the revelation of a previously undisclosed security flaw that exposed the private data of 500,000 users', to hundreds of third-party app developers.
Following the breach, which occurred in December last year, the company said it plans to accelerate the shut-down of Google+ (consumer version) after the discovery of a developer bug.
The company originally planned to shut-down Google+ for consumers in August 2019, so consumers had less than a year to download any data Google+ data or any other data connected to their accounts.
But now the deadline to download any important data has been pushed forward to early April.
"Starting April 2nd, 2019, we will shut down your Google+ account and any pages you created, and we'll begin deleting content from consumer Google+ accounts," Google stated. "Photos and videos from Google+ in your Album Archive and your Google+ pages will also be deleted. If you have Google+ content that you would like to save, you must do so before April 2nd."
Saving data
Google provided instruction on how users' can save and retain their data.
Google also said the enterprise version of Google+ will remain active for enterprise users.
"While we bring consumer Google+ to a close, we are continuing our investment in Google+ for the enterprise," the firm said. "This means that for those of you who use Google+ as part of G Suite, your accounts will remain active. G Suite users include businesses who pay for its services and educational institutions and other organisations that use G Suite at no cost."
The company said it will be shutting down all Google+ APIs, which also includes Google Plus Sign-in and requests for Google+ OAuth scopes.
"We have already begun the wind-down process and developers may notice intermittent API failures leading up to March 7th, 2019, when APIs will be fully shut-down."
Google also sought to thank all its users over the years for their support.
"We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of our Google+ users who've built their communities with us over the years," said the firm. "We appreciate what you've created and your contributions."
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After close to 30 years, nationally recognized organic feed and seed dealer, Homestead Organics has closed its doors. Owner and operator Tom Manley of Berwick is devastated that so many farmers and customers will be left with money owing them and that organic feed dealers will be scrambling to find a new source for their customers.
Ken Guth has owned Vankleek Hill Country Depot for three years. He supplied local farmers with a full range of Homestead Organics feed for animals including chickens, rabbits and ducks.
Guth explains that the farmers' market season is starting up soon and how important it is for him to supply producers with top quality organic feed.
"Homestead closed very suddenly, though we weren't too surprised," expresses Guth who always bought cash on delivery to get a better discount for his customers.
Josef Heinzle of St-Eugene is a dairy farmer and sold organic soybeans to Homestead Organics. Unlike many suppliers, he's owed nothing from the now-defunct business. When asked where he'll now sell his produce, he said he wasn't too worried.
Homestead's Tom Manley took over the Berwick business from his father in 1997. Launched in 1988, the small company expanded to include a Morrisburg factory set up for warehousing, seed cleaning, mineral mixing and an outlet store. Another facility in Sebringville was purchased from Hensall District Coop. Their products included whole grains, stone ground flours, an extensive selection of livestock feed, soil amendments, fertilizers, pest control products and supplements. In 2015, the company did over $15 million in sales. Manley was also president of the Organic Council of Ontario and is recognized for having help put organic on the map.
Garahan says Manley did a lot to open the organic doors. Heinzle agrees. And Guth of the Vankleek Hill Country Depot is sad to see them out of the picture, but plans to have a top quality organic feed source in time for the farmers market season.
Photo: Ken Guth of Vankleek Hill Country Depot will find another organic feed supplier in time for farmer market season.


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Who exactly is the 21-gold medal Olympic champion who has cemented himself as possibly the greatest athlete to ever live?
MICHAEL FRED PHELPS is truly a sporting great.
Having won 21 gold medals, the USA swimmer is the most decorated Olympian in history.
Here, SunSport delves into the life of the 31-year-old record breaker.
THE world's greatest ever swimmer started off scared of getting his head wet.
He was only seven though, and combated his fear by mastering backstroke first.
PHELPS set a world record at just 15 years and nine months old.
The Baltimore Bullet recorded the fastest ever time in the 200m butterfly - then broke his own record in the same year!
HE was diagnosed with ADHD when he was in the sixth grade.
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is a childhood brain condition in which the patient faces difficult in staying focused and controlling behaviour.
THE Olympic legend was arrested TWICE for drinking and driving.
Both times he was in his home state of Maryland. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 18 months probation, fined 250 dollars and was suspended from all competitions for six months after the second incident.
A photograph also emerged of him smoking cannabis in 2009.
WRINKLES are his greatest fear.
At least, when swimming. Phelps prefers wearing two swim caps to smooth out his skin, increase the grip of his goggles and make himself more aerodynamic.


COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State baseball team travels to Ann Arbor, Mich., for a three-game rivalry series against No. 17 Michigan Friday-Sunday at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium. The Buckeyes (17-27, 5-10 B1G) return to conference play after falling short vs. No. 4 Texas Tech, 5-3, on Wednesday in Columbus. The Wolverines (33-10, 9-6 B1G) won a road series at Rutgers last weekend in Piscataway, N.J. The series finale at 4 p.m. Sunday will be televised live on BTN.
Game 45 | at No. 17 Michigan | Friday, May 5 | 6 p.m.
Game 46 | at No. 17 Michigan| Saturday, May 6 | 2 p.m.
Game 47| at No. 17 Michigan| Sunday, May 7 | 4 p.m.
Game one and two vs. the Wolverines will be streamed on BTN Plus ($). Game three will be televised live on BTN. Fans can also listen on the radio on AM 1460 ESPN. Matt Andrews (play-by-play) and Bob Spears (analysis) will have the call. A links to live stats links can be found by going to the schedule page of Ohio State Baseball on OhioStateBuckeyes.com. Fans can also follow the action on Twitter via @OhioState_BASE.
Ohio State is 17-27 overall and 5-10 in Big Ten play. The Buckeyes are 6-8 in road games this year.
The Scarlet and Gray were clipped by No. 4 Texas Tech, 5-3, on Wednesday in Columbus.
Last time in Big Ten play, the Buckeyes fell in a home series vs. Nebraska. Ohio State won game one, 9-7, in a suspended contest due to weather, scoring five runs in the bottom of the fifth to help claim the comeback victory. The Buckeyes batted .324 on the weekend vs. the Huskers, collecting six doubles, two triples and 19 runs scored.
Ohio State currently stand in 11th place in the Big Ten standings with Illinois at 5-10 marks.
The Wolverines lead the all-time series vs. the Buckeyes, 163-103-1. However, Ohio State has won eight of the last 10 meetings. The Buckeyes went 5-0 vs. Michigan in 2016. It marked the first time the Buckeyes finished with a 5-0 record in a single season against their conference-rival in program history.
This weekend is the first trip to Ann Arbor since the 2014 campaign.
Head coach Greg Beals is 10-2 vs. Michigan since being hired in 2011.
The Buckeyes are 2-4 this season against nationally-ranked opponents.
Rookie Dominic Canzone leads the Buckeyes with a .351 average at the dish. He is hitting .462 in his last 10 games. Canzone was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week April 10. Canzone leads the Big Ten in batting average (.444) and on-base percentage (.491) in conference games. He is third in conference games in slugging (.711).
Tre' Gantt is second in the conference in walks. He leads the team in hits (47) and runs scored (33).
Jalen Washington leads the Buckeyes with 12 doubles, four triples, five home runs and 31 RBI.
The OSU pitching staff has seen 16 different arms on the mound this year. Kinker is 2-0 with a 2.43 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 40.2 innings pitched in 19 relief appearances.
Ohio State is hitting .249 as a team with 72 doubles, 16 triples and 31 home runs.
The OSU pitching staff has combined for a 5.12 ERA with 325 strikeouts in 388.1 innings pitched.
Ohio State fell, 5-3, against No. 4 Texas Tech Wednesday night at Nick Swisher Field at Bill Davis Stadium. The Buckeyes took a 2-0 early lead, but the Red Raiders rallied with two runs in the fourth and the go-ahead run in the fifth, while stranding 10 Ohio State runners to claim the midweek win. Ohio State freshman pitcher Jake Vance was steady on the mound, tallying a season-high five strikeouts and kept Texas Tech off the board through the first three innings. The Red Raiders strung two, two-out RBI hits in the fourth to tie the game against Vance. Overall, the OSU pitching staff combined to strike out 13 TTU hitters. At the plate, Dominic Canzone was 3-for-5 with two RBI, while Jacob Barnwell was 2-for-4 with a run scored and triple. Co-captain right-handed pitcher Adam Niemeyer made his first appearance on the mound since March 19 vs. Xavier. Niemeyer has missed the last 24 games due to injury.
Ohio State dropped two of three games vs. Nebraska April 28-30. The Buckeyes won game one, 9-7, scoring six runs in the bottom of the fifth in a suspended game on Saturday. The Huskers won game two, 3-1, before holding on to an 11-9 victory in the series finale on Sunday. Ohio State scored eight runs in the bottom of the eighth in game three, but dropped to 5-10 in conference play. Brady Cherry batted .545 (6-for-11) in the series with two runs scored, double, triple and five RBI, while Shea Murray and Jalen Washington each hit. 417 (5-for-12) vs. the Huskers. Connor Curlis received the win in game one, working four innings of relief and allowed one run on one hit with three strikeouts.
Ohio State ranks tied for first in triples (16), third in walks (190) and seventh in home runs (31). The Buckeye pitching staff has a 5.12 ERA, which is ninth in the conference, while striking out 325 hitters, good for fifth in the league. Dominic Canzone is fifth in the league in hitting (.351). Tre' Gantt is second in walks (30). Jalen Washington is tied for first in the league in triples (4) and fourth in hit by pitches (15). On the mound, Jake Post is 11th in ERA (3.51). He has struck out 24 hitters looking, which is second in the conference.
Michigan is 33-10 overall and 9-6 in Big Ten play. Last time out, the Wolverines dropped the first game at Rutgers, 12-5, but rebounded with a 6-3 win on Saturday and an 8-3 win on Sunday in Piscataway, N.J. Michigan leads the Big Ten in multiple statistical categories, including batting average (.298), on-base percentage (.397), runs scored (308), hits (437), walks (209), stolen bases (94), ERA (3.40), opposing batting average (.225) and strikeouts (402). Seven Wolverine hitters are above the .300 mark heading into the weekend. Johnny Slater is batting .313 with 36 runs scored, nine doubles, four triples, three home runs, 37 RBI and 11 steals. On the mound, Oliver Jaskie is 5-2 with a 3.77 ERA with 78 strikeouts in 59.2 innings pitched.
The Wolverines lead the all-time series vs. the Buckeyes, 163-103-1. However, the Buckeyes have won eight of the last 10 meetings. Michigan holds an 81-40-1 record vs. Ohio State in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines won two of three games of the 2014 series at Wilpon Complex. Under head coach Greg Beals, the Buckeyes are 10-2 vs. the Wolverines.
Tre' Gantt is hitting .263 (5-for-19) with a double and two runs scored in five career games vs. Michigan. Ryan Feltner is 1-0 with a 2.16 ERA with 11 strikeouts in 8.1 innings pitched in two appearances vs. the Wolverines, while Seth Kinker has tossed three scoreless frames with three strikeouts in three career appearances. Adam Niemeyer is 1-0 with a 3.68 ERA in two starts vs. the Maize and Blue, fanning 10 hitters in 7.1 innings pitched.
Troy Montgomery made a game-winning diving catch in the top of the ninth, while Tanner Tully worked eight innings with eight strikeouts and no walks. Nick Sergakis was 2-for-3 with two RBI in the series opener win.
John Havird fanned nine Wolverine hitters in seven innings of work. Ronnie Dawson was 2-for-4 with a triple, home run, two RBI and three runs scored. Tre' Gantt was 2-for-4 with a run scored and double.
Jalen Washington hit the go-ahead home run in the fifth, while Adam Niemeyer struck out seven in 5.1 innings of work on Senior Day at Bill Davis Stadium.
Nick Sergakis went 3-for-5 with two home runs and three runs scored, while Ronnie Dawson was 3-for-3 with a double, RBI, runs scored and two walks. Tanner Tully tossed seven and struck out three in the B1G tournament opener win.
Ryan Feltner struck out a career-high 10 UM batters and limited Michigan to two runs on four hits in 6.1 innings of work to keep Ohio State's title hopes alive in Omaha, Neb. All nine OSU hitters recorded a hit with seven Buckeyes posting multi-hit games. Troy Kuhn had four RBI, while Jalen Washington drove in two runs.
A trio of Buckeyes head into the series with hit streaks, including Dominic Canzone (10), Shea Murray (4) and Jacob Barnwell (3). Several Buckeyes have reached base streaks: Canzone (10), Gantt (10), Washington (7), Murray (7), Cherry (5), West (5), Barnwell (3) and Ratcliff (3).
Ohio State is 13-8 when scoring first and 15-1 when leading after eight innings.
Tre' Gantt and Jalen Washington lead the team with 14 multi-hit games.
Dominic Canzone is hitting .462 (18-for-39) in his last 10 games. Cherry is batting .444 (8-for-18) with three doubles, one triple and five RBI in his last five.
Canzone is on a team-high 10-game hit streak, tying his season high.
Seth Kinker has made 74 career appearances, which is 12th in the OSU career appearances list.
Jacob Barnwell is hitting .366 (15-for-41) with two outs.
Opponents are hitting .172 (5-for-29) vs. left-handed reliever Joe Stoll.
Three freshmen position players have seen quality time on the field: Canzone (37 gp, 27 gs), Noah West (27 gp, 20 gs) and Conner Pohl (21 gp, 9 gs).
Ohio State will host two midweek games Tuesday-Wednesday in Columbus. The Buckeyes will play Bowling Green May 9 and Ball State May 10. Both games will start at 6:35 p.m. ET from Bill Davis Stadium.


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When Dr. Cain Hickey, Eric Case and I were setting up a field trial at Brunshirt Vineyards in Henderson Co. on Thursday 3/22 (Figure 1), we measured about 46 F with the UGA weather station.
Figure 1: Eric Case and Dr. Cain Hickey installing a weather station a Burnshirt vineyards.
But temperatures are predicted to rise the next week (3/25-3/30) and by the end of the last week of March, we are expecting temperatures between mid 40s-upper 70s in most parts of the state. Be prepared for bud break on your early varieties soon.


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Europe's decision to ban meat imports from several Brazilian suppliers affects 30 to 35 percent of the country's exports.
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The European Union has suspended imports of Brazilian meat products, mostly poultry. This move has affected about 20 plants that have been authorised to export to the EU.
Europe's decision to ban imports from several Brazilian suppliers has affected about 30 to 35% of the country's exports. Agriculture Minister, Blairo Maggi said this will force companies to find new markets while officials work to reverse the measure.
"I was in Europe last week and we were waiting for a definition of how many, if any plants, were going to be de-listed," Minister Blairo Maggi told reporters in Paraná after the measure was unveiled.
"We need to start talks to re-establish these plants as soon as possible," he said.
Maggi has noted the Brazilian government would request that a trade mission be allowed in Europe to negotiate a reversal of the measure. He also adds that Brazilian companies will have to search for new markets to quickly substitute these exports.
According to Reuters, the ban also dealt a blow to Brazil's largest chicken processor, BRF SA, which had 12 plants delisted by the EU after its involvement in a food safety investigation.
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The 4th Yalta International Economic Forum gets underway
April 20, 2018 /0 Comments/in Business, Economics, Russia /by brics_admin
The 4th Yalta International Economic Forum is currently underway in Russia, Crimea; with more than 3 000 delegates from 60 countries in attendance.
The forum focuses on the search for ground-breaking approaches to solve the tasks of social and economic development and discussions around tried and tested world business practices.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, President Vladimir said that he hopes this year's event will again stir the interest of foreign partnerships and lead to the launch of new projects in high-tech industries, culture, tourism and construction.
"The busy agenda of the forum has been composed so as to provide more information to investors about huge potential of southern Russia and favourable conditions for investing in its economy,
"The forum participants will have an opportunity to launch direct dialogue with Russian businesses and the heads of federal, reginal and local authorities, as well as to present practical proposals to improve the business climate and map out plans for strengthening cooperation." Putin said.
Such a beautiful day on the IV Yalta International Economic Forum ?☀#Yalta #Crimea #Russia #YIEF #ЯМЭФ pic.twitter.com/ZCy7lZH0T5
— МИД России Крым (@PMSimferopol) April 20, 2018
On the sidelines of the IV Yalta International Economic Forum
was signed the Protocol of intent between the cities of #Sevastopol and #Massawa.#Yalta #Russia #Eritrea #YIEF pic.twitter.com/rWJsKvarcT
В крымской Балаклаве предложили создать свободный порт:https://t.co/Head4QFNfH#ЯМЭФ #ЯМЭФ2018 #YIEF #YIEF2018 pic.twitter.com/MWAQKWASnX
— ЯМЭФ (@forumyalta) April 19, 2018
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Trudi Makhaya – President Ramaphosa's new economic adviser
April 18, 2018 /0 Comments/in Business, Economics, Profile, South Africa /by brics_admin
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa recently announced the appointment of economist, entrepreneur and writer, Trudi Makhaya as his economic advisor.
Ramaphosa said Makhaya's duties would include coordinating the work of investment envoys as they travel the world in the hope of attracting at least $100-billion (R1.2-trillion) in new foreign direct investment to the economy over the next five years.
"Among her immediate responsibilities will be the coordination of the work of these special envoys and a series of investment roadshows in preparation for the Investment Conference," Ramaphosa said.
"The engagements that we expect to take place will also be part of a process towards the establishment of a presidential council on investment."
Everything you need to know about Trudi Makhaya:
She previously served as an advisor and angel investor in young companies and held non-executive directorships at Vumelana Advisory Fund and MTN South Africa.
Makhaya was the principal economist and an executive committee member at the Competition Commission of South Africa from 2010 to 2014, where her role was to assess the competitive effects of mergers and acquisitions, analysing complex competition enforcement cases and appearing as an expert witness at the Competition Tribunal.
Before joining the Competition Commission, Makhaya held various management consulting and corporate roles at Deloitte South Africa, Genesis Analytics and AngloGold Ashanti.
Makhaya holds an MBA and an MSc in Development Economics from Oxford University, where she studied as a Rhodes scholar. From the University of Witwatersrand, she holds an MCom in Economics, an honours degree in economics and a BCom in Law and Economics.
Source: African News Agency
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China's first quarter GDP grows 6.8%, slightly more than expected
April 17, 2018 /0 Comments/in Business, China, Economics /by brics_admin
China records a 6.8% economic growth in the first quarter of 2018 from a year earlier, a percentage that has slightly exceeded expectations and unchanged from the previous quarter.
Reuters spoke to analysts who shared that they expected gross domestic product (GDP) to rise to 6.7% in the January-March quarter, slowing only slightly from 6.8% growth in the previous two quarters.
China's sustained growth shows that the economy has remained resilient even as Beijing kicked its war on pollution into a high gear during the winter months by cutting production for many steel smelters, mills and factories.
"The national economy maintained the momentum of steady and sound development. The economic performance continued to improve, and the economy was off to a good start." said Xing Zhihong, a spokesman for the National Statistics Bureau.
The National Bureau of Statistics said on a quarterly basis, GDP in the first quarter grew 1.4 percent, compared with revised growth of 1.6 percent in October-December.
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Three lessons that will change your financial situation in 2018
April 16, 2018 /0 Comments/in Economics /by brics_admin
Our ability to manage money effectively plays a huge part in our lives. It can determine whether we spend much of our time in and out of debt, or worse still, having to rely on formal debt management solutions to get by. Yet despite the crucial role it plays, even basic financial literacy is not taught in many countries around the world.
In a recent global financial literacy survey, educated middle-aged males from developed countries had the highest financial literacy rates, with those from Scandinavian countries scoring particularly high. But what about those with lower financial literacy rates? What are the key lessons they need to learn to improve their financial situation over the coming year?
1. How to use short-term credit wisely
Short-term credit is one of the fastest growing financial products on the market today. The internet has led to a huge rise in the number of short-term credit providers, with loans available with just a few clicks. One of the biggest problems people face is understanding when it is and isn't appropriate to access short-term credit and learning to differentiate between the various options.
As a rule of thumb, staying well clear of this form of finance is a good start, but unfortunately, life's not always so simple. For those that do need to access this form of credit, understanding the difference between a good and bad debt and learning how to calculate the cheapest form of borrowing is a crucial lesson for 2018.
2. Better understanding your daily spending habits
Many people spend more money sustaining their lifestyle than they can afford, and this is one of the most common causes of debt problems. Reducing expenses was number 4 on the South African lender Wonga's survey of the most common financial resolutions for 2018, and for good reason. Whether it's going out to eat, having too many takeaways or spending too much on alcohol or coffees, many people are simply living beyond their means.
The first step to reducing your expenses is to understand exactly where your money goes on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. Once you have a firm grasp of that, you can then start to cut out those items you can live without. Although daily spending tracking can be difficult to maintain, it is one of the most effective financial lessons you can learn.
3. The power of saving
Saving might not seem like the most rewarding short-term use of your money, but over the longer-term, it is the one thing that can help you achieve your goals and better your financial position. Saving is simply paying yourself first before you spend money on other things you might not need. The abundance of short-term credit options has taught people that you do not have to save for the things you want, but while borrowing might get you there sooner, it will always cost you more in the long run.
These are three really simple and incredibly important lessons that are often overlooked but which could help you improve your financial position in 2018.
This article originally appeared on the Brand South Africa website. Follow them on Facebook or Twitter.
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Important financial lessons Harish Hande learnt from an Indian street vendor
April 13, 2018 /0 Comments/in Economics, India /by brics_admin
An Indian street vendor has shared his most valuable lessons about money with a social entrepreneur who is in the business of creating affordable energy solutions for the poorest people in the world's largest democracy.
Harish Hande, co-founder of the Solar Electric Lighting Company (SELCO) has turned his business into an umbrella of organisations that addresses gaps in energy access through marketing, selling, installing and servicing products in homes, schools and health centres across India. Hande is a thus a front-runner in delivering "decentralised solar energy" to the poor in India.
According to Hande, Selco provided the street vendor with solar lighting that he could afford by paying a small amount every day, in turn helping to sustain the micro-entrepreneur, he said.
"The street vendor told me: I can't afford 300 rupees ($4.60) a month, but 10 rupees a day I can manage," Hande said.
An estimated 240 million Indian citizens have no access to power; apart from the millions more living with inadequate supplies of electricity from an unreliable power grid.
"The poorest spend a much higher proportion of their income on energy, because they can't afford to buy solar-powered machines and lighting, so they keep using kerosene, which is expensive, dangerous and bad for the environment," Hande added.
For more than 20 years, Hande has been trying to alleviate this by working directly with people in villages, towns and cities to determine the infrastructure and capital they need.
He also added that access to reliable energy is not just about providing electricity. "It's a catalyst for true democracy in India, for providing business opportunities. With reliable and affordable energy, everyone has the chance to run a business," he said.
Hande estimates Selco has reached 7.5 million people in India, and the model is being replicated in the Philippines and Tanzania.
On Thursday, Hande received the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship.
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China pledges to allow more foreign investment in financial sector by year-end
China has recently made plans to open its financial sector to more foreign investment by the end of this year. This comes as Beijing looks for ways to avoid growing criticism from the United States and other trading partners.
Governor Yi Gang of People's Bank of China (PBOC) said the nation will allow foreign firms to compete on an equal footing with domestic companies in the financial sector by giving foreign banks more business scope in the country.
China promises to keep these plans that were publicly announced last year. The pledges include allowing foreign firms to invest in trust companies, financial leasing, auto finance and consumer finance.
The PBOC has confirmed that it aims to launch a planned trading link between its stock markets and London by the end of 2018.
"China will raise foreign ownership limits to 51 percent in securities, fund management, futures and life insurance companies over the next few months" said the PBOC.
The current ownership cap for securities, futures and fund management firms is 49% and the cap for insurance companies is 50%. China's president, Xi Jinping also promised to open the economy further and lower import tariffs on products like cars.
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World Bank says SA could half poverty by 2030
April 11, 2018 /0 Comments/in Business, Economics, South Africa /by brics_admin
The World Bank has declared that South Africa could more than half its number of underprivileged people to 4 million by 2030, but first the country must address corruption, get free higher education right and reduce policy uncertainty in its mining industry. These are said to be the short-term goals to improve the life conditions of the country.
"Solutions are needed to foster MTV because he inclusive growth, which in practice means improving the poor's access to good jobs so they can fully participate in the economy," the World Bank said.
The bank has suggested long-term goals which in includes, reducing inequality levels by improving the quality of basic education delivered to students from poor backgrounds and reinforcing the spatial integration between economic hubs, where jobs are located and underserviced informal settlements.
The World Bank mentioned that by 2030 inequality should be back down to its 1994 level, and South Africa should number 8.3 million poor people (at $1.90 a day), down from almost 10.5 million in 2017.
However, the bank noted that creating a new South Africa will take time and challenges are expected throughout the journey.
"In this regard, continued efforts to effectively redistribute wealth to the poorest while protecting economic growth will need to complement the reforms discussed above to create skilled jobs for the poor."
source:Fin24
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Brazil central bank tackles cost of credit with new rules
April 5, 2018 /0 Comments/in Brazil, Business, Economics /by brics_admin
Brazil's central bank has announced a range of new banking rules that aims to bring down some of the world's highest interest rate by increasing liquidity, reducing funding costs and fostering competition in the financial system.
The central bank said these changes will take effect between late April and early May. These would return reserve requirements on savings accounts to levels last seen before the 2008 global crisis.
Central Bank Director, Otávio Damaso, stated that the measures created conditions for banks to reduce interest rates on loans, without mentioning specific targets.
The central bank defined rules for banks to issue covered bonds, a kind of deposit that could boost mortgage lending by reducing funding costs.
Credit Suisse analysts estimated that the extra liquidity could increase earnings at Brazil's largest banks by 0.7 percent to 2.4 percent. Analysts also mentioned that the additional liquidity should bring down some interest rates.
"Demand for credit is still weak, especially on the part of companies, and it would be tough to see a really big change even with an eventual drop in (interest) rates," said Roberto Padovani, chief economist at Banco Votorantim.
Source :Reuters
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Russia – SA celebrates 1 year of visa-free travelling
April 3, 2018 /1 Comment/in Economics /by brics_admin
It's been one year of visa-free travelling for South Africans and Russians.
On 1 April 2017, South African and Russian governments officially introduced visa-free travel for their citizens to mark the 25th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries. This of course, only applies to the visitor's visa and not intent to study, work or live in the other country.
Seventy two days from now, Russia will be hosting the Fifa World Cup 2018, so visa-traveling has a made it easy and more cost-effective for South Africans to plan their trip it a lot easier for South Africans to plan a trip without the concerns of incurring visa costs as an added hassle.
President Cyril Ramaphosa recently reiterated the importance of the South Africa's relations with members of BRICS, and upon speaking to Russian President Vladmir Putin, shared his excitement over the upcoming BRICS Summit, to be hosted by SA in July this year.
A statement released by the Presidency reads:
"President Ramaphosa said Russia remained an important partner to South Africa and Africa at large, as evidenced by its support for countries of the South in multilateral fora and associations such as BRICS. President Putin reciprocated by congratulating President Ramaphosa on his assumption of the Presidency and said the Russian Federation stood ready to deepen bilateral relations, notably in the economic terrain."
"President Ramaphosa looks forward to hosting President Putin at the BRICS Summit in July, which will signify the beginning of the second decade of cooperation among this group of emerging markets which have a range of developmental advances and challenges in common."
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You're enthusiastic and cheerful the vast majority of the time.
Despite being a Sanist, you manage to stay relatively low on the target priority list rather than demand our firey attention at every turn. Thank you for that.
You are generally willing to provide helpful explanations to questions that may seem droll or dumb to your peers, and to at least entertain viewpoints other than your own. You also appear to have a warm sense of humor. These qualities are noted and appreciated.
A damn fine shot, and a reliable person in general.
And Jason Gallente. A pleasure and you have been increasingly memorable of late - and this is from a cranky old man who dislikes the young folk. Bravo.
You do have a stylin' hat.
You are extremely clever, legitimately humorous, and oftentimes very thought-provoking.
You are a force to be reckoned with, Captain Elkin. Proud, faithful, strong-willed…you are, in my opinion, a role model. Certainly one that I, myself, look up to.
I admire your kindness, your diplomatic ability, your willingness to hear the other, and your professionalism that I am missing in I-RED a bit whenever you're on leave.
You are well-spoken and thoughtful, and you always have something witty and/or wise to say.
You seem very level headed, which is a refreshing change from a majority that I've met. Keep that gift.
You make James 315 smile.
You make goggle chic work.
Dramatic lighting game is on ■■■■■■■ point.
You defend your positions well.
You are insightful, and delightfully sarcastic when the time calls for such things.
You hold tight to your faith despite all kinds of adverse circumstances, and even political opposition to the Empire itself. Even if it seems like a contradiction to probably a lot of people on either side, it's also a little impressive. Inspiring, even.
You seem like someone who tries to improve themselves constantly, and I can appreciate that. Of course I don't know whether or not this is true but that's the vibe I've been getting by reading your posts here.


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va ser un pintor neerlandès del . És conegut pels seus paisatges fets a aquarel·la. Jan Willem van Borselen a ser un alumne del seu pare Pieter van Borselen i d'Andreas Schelfhout. L'any 1861 va rebre una medalla honorífica a l'exposició de la Haia i l'any 1873 va guanyar la medalla d'or de la mostra mundial celebrada a Viena. Va ser membre del Pulchri Studio i del Hollandsche Teekenmaatschappij. Va tenir com a alumnes Louise Marie Françoise van der Beek, Théophile de Bock, i Timotheus Wilhelmus Ouwerkerk.

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Condo For Sale Pattaya - Olympus City Garden "Oasis Garden In The Heart of Pattaya"
"Truly a New Way of Life"
Olympus is truly a new way of life, with restaurants, cafés and shops conveniently integrated into the development, putting th he facilities that you want and need at your doorstep.
It is a place that you want to come home to moreover, it is right in the heart of town.
Olympus is the center of a healthy lifestyle, with saunas, a sky-gym on each building roof and five swimming pools, including one of the largest pools in Pattaya. It also features a jogging track to keep the body young and the mind sharp.
Olympus is elegant, with spectacular grounds including lush gardens of every variety, cooling fountains and waterfalls, and wide pedestrian walkways to stroll along in the cool of the evenings when you leave your favorite local bistro.
The exteriors of the 8-story buildings reflect a classically theme of clean lines and Mediterranean accents amidst the flowering gardens, cactus and butterfly gardens, pools and fountains, all lamp lit by night.
All single and combined units have their own large private balcony and modern European-style kitchens and bathrooms all finished with quality fixtures and fittings.
Olympus is in the best central location, and offers quick access to the Bangkok expressway and nearby Jomtien beach areas, shopping malls and Sukhumvit Road. and is also located close to the prestigious international Aksom School.
All underground parking will have direct access to the main streets leaving the garden areas and walkways quiet, peaceful and free of traffic.
Convenience, lifestyle and elegance – Truly a New Way of Life.


Member of House of Delegates since January 10, 2007. Deputy Majority Whip, 2015-. Member, Environment and Transportation Committee, 2015- (local government & bi-county agencies subcommittee, 2015-18; natural resources, agriculture & open space subcommittee, 2015-18; environment subcommittee, 2015-; chair, land use & ethics subcommittee, 2019-); Joint Committee on Federal Relations, 2015-. House Chair, Joint Subcommittee on Program Open Space and Agricultural Land Preservation, 2015-. Member, Ways and Means Committee, 2007-11 (education subcommittee, 2007-11; finance resources subcommittee, 2007-08; transportation subcommittee, 2009-11); Joint Committee on Children, Youth, and Families, 2007-11; Joint Committee on Base Realignment and Closure, 2011; Environmental Matters Committee, 2011-15 (environment subcommittee, 2011-15; housing & real property subcommittee, 2011-15). Chair, Land Use, Transportation, and Public Safety Committee, Montgomery County Delegation, 2015- (vice-chair, county affairs committee, 2013-14, member, 2007-13).
Member, Commission on Civic Literacy, 2007-12; Task Force to Explore the Incorporation of the Principles of Universal Design for Learning into the Education Systems in Maryland, 2010-11. Board of Trustees, Maryland Historical Trust, 2018-.
Community Development Officer, Community Development Block Grant Program, Department of Housing and Community Development, 1994-98. Policy Analyst, Office of Policy Analysis, Department of Legislative Services, 1998-2002. Legislative Analyst, Office of Intergovernmental Relations, Montgomery County, 2003-06.
Born in Washington, D.C., May 1, 1965. Attended St. Albans School, Washington, DC; Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa, B.A. (english), 1987; The George Washington University, M.B.A., 1993. Research Historian, History Associates, Inc., 1987-91. Chair, Alliance of Rockville Neighborhood Associations, 2003-05. Vice-President, Americana Centre Condominiums, 2004-07. Treasurer, Alliance of Rockville Citizens, 2005-07. Board of Directors, Potomac Area Council, Hostelling International, USA, 2009-14; Harry R. Hughes Center for Agro-Ecology, Inc., 2015-.


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— японская спортсменка, игрок в настольный теннис. Двукратный серебряный призёр Олимпийских игр (2012 и 2020)., бронзовый призёр Летних Олимпийских игр 2016 года в Рио-де-Жанейро в составе команды Японии, многократный призер чемпионатов мира по настольному теннису.

Биография
Родители Касуми Исикава играли в настольный теннис на профессиональном уровне, и в возрасте 7 лет Касуми последовала их примеру, ее мать Куми Исикава стала ее первым тренером. Квартира, в которой живет семья, располагается на втором этаже над тренировочным центром по настольному теннису, что облегчает тренировочный процесс.

В 2006 году, в возрасте 13 лет, Касуми Исикава в составе японской команды завоевала серебро на юношеском чемпионате мира в Каире.

Первого успеха на взрослых турнирах Касуми Исикава добилась в 2007 году, когда на этапе «ITTF World Tour» в Бразилии вышла в полуфинал в парном разряде.

В 2010 году на этапе «ITTF World Tour» в Марокко Касуми Исикава завоевала первое золото в одиночном разряде. Всего на ее счету девять побед в одиночном разряде на этапах мирового тура и одна победа в одиночном разряде на «ITTF World Tour Grand Finals» в 2014 году в Бангкоке.

На командных чемпионатах мира по настольному теннису в составе японской команды Касуми Исикава завоевывала две бронзовые и три серебряные медали. Ее единственная золотая медаль чемпионата мира была выиграна в 2017 году в Дюссельдорфе в смешанном разряде, это стало первой победой японской смешанной пары на чемпионатах мира за 48 лет.

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 Профиль Касуми Исикава на сайте ITTF
 Мировой рейтинг Касуми Исикава на сайте ITTF

Родившиеся в 1993 году
Родившиеся в Ямагути
Игроки в настольный теннис Японии
Серебряные призёры летних Олимпийских игр 2012 года
Серебряные призёры летних Олимпийских игр 2020 года
Бронзовые призёры летних Олимпийских игр 2016 года
Игроки в настольный теннис на летних Олимпийских играх 2012 года
Игроки в настольный теннис на летних Олимпийских играх 2016 года
Игроки в настольный теннис на летних Олимпийских играх 2020 года


A lot has happened in the ensuing years. As testament to KITH's (and streetwear's) massive influence in the industry, last night's show featured three collaborations with some of the world's best-known luxury designers: Versace, Tommy Hilfiger, and Greg Lauren. Fieg came at the respective projects as a fan. Like most sneaker fanatics, Fieg frequently finds creative stimulus in nostalgia for the 90s hip-hop golden age, when he worked as a retail assistant at NYC institution David Z. "My whole thesis… is to give people the feeling I had when I fell in love with the products from the brands that I love," Fieg said earlier this week when teasing the collaborations, adding that his mom loved Versace but couldn't afford to buy it. The Versace pieces included a rich burgundy bombers, plush velvet tracksuits, camel-colored faux fur featuring a KITH/Versace monogram mashup. Bella Hadid wore a splendidly proportioned cycle shorts/puffer ensemble. And accessories — apparently Biggie Smalls and Fieg's mom used to rock the same pair of outsized shades. Everything was produced in Versace's factories in Italy, using iconic 90s prints from the brand's archive. The collab was not just proof of KITH's place in the 2018 zeitgeist but of Versace's. The brand's logocentric maximalism is finding a new generation of fans in kids who came of age in the streetwear era. Donatella herself, fiercely original and delightfully unfiltered, is our perennial queen of cool.
The Tommy Hilfiger collaboration was presented in a school classroom setup. Hailey Baldwin opened this act in silky monogrammed trousers and a matching colorblocked shirt, before sitting at a wooden desk while the other models filed in. Fieg blended prep with 90s urban staples — boxy cropped sweats, collegiate polos, more puffers, and a faded blue canadian tuxedo, all paired with sneakers or Timbs. More logo mashups — including TOMMY KITH on visible underwear elastic — were on show.