River of Dreams: Is Memphis gilding the lily on its waterfront while the rest of the city withers?
On Tuesday, Mayor Willie Herenton presented his annual budget to the City Council, including a recommendation of a 54-cent property tax increase to restore some slashed services and continue the city's $86 million contribution to schools.
The visible evidence of reduced services includes the overgrown parks, understaffed golf courses, and weedy boulevards around the city and the reduction of recycled garbage pickup to every two weeks instead of every week.
But one area of Memphis has never looked better and is seemingly immune to budget cuts: the riverfront, which has been under the jurisdiction of the Memphis Riverfront Development Corporation since 2000. From Martyr's Park to the Bluffwalk to the Mud Island Greenbelt, parks are as neatly manicured as a country club golf course. Million-dollar homes line the South Bluffs and the main drive on Mud Island. Construction of new homes and apartments is booming. Riverside Drive has been turned into a boulevard with median strips of flowers, crosswalks, and two new stairways up the bluff.
And despite the budget shortfall that threatens schools, hospitals, and law enforcement, the flow of public money to the riverfront continues as steadily as the flow of the Mississippi River. This summer, construction will begin on Beale Street Landing, a $27.5 million boat landing on Tom Lee Park at the entrance to the harbor. A total of $17 million of that amount is coming from city of Memphis funds, the rest from state and federal governments. The main customers for the boat landing will be two tour-boat companies that bring, at most, about 20,000 out-of-towners to Memphis each year, or about the number of people downtown for a sold-out Grizzlies game. The Delta Steamship Company paddle-wheelers and the long, blue River Barge Excursion Boat now dock in the harbor on the east side of Mud Island, and passengers are transported to or walk to downtown.
On the horizon -- long term or not-so-long term, depending on whom you talk to -- is the granddaddy of all riverfront projects, the development of the Front Street Promenade and the construction of a land bridge to Mud Island. That project could bring the total cost of funding the RDC's master plan to as much as $340 million over several years.
The contrast between the Memphis haves and have-nots illustrates several things about urban politics and pressure groups. The RDC, created with Herenton's blessing during his third term as mayor, has an embarrassment of riches in staffing, funding, and business support. Its board includes former city chief administrative officers Rick Masson and Greg Duckett, Cybill Shepherd, Jerry West, Pat Kerr Tigrett, Kristi Jernigan, John Stokes, Barbara Hyde, and former Commercial Appeal editor Angus McEachran. Its president is Benny Lendermon, director of the city's Division of Public Works for several years. His assistants include former City Engineer John Conroy.
Unlike the Memphis Park Commission, the RDC all-star team and their consultants only have to focus on the front door of Memphis. The Park Commission and Division of Public Works and their bureaucrats can't rely on that kind of clout, but they must maintain hundreds of public facilities, streetscapes, and parks in out-of-the-way places used by Memphians who rarely visit the riverfront.
The result is a cityscape that suggests the homeowner who happily pours money into landscaping his front yard while the trash piles up in the attic and the backyard.
The riverfront improvements under the RDC and, in fairness, the Park Commission and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers before it are obvious and have helped create the downtown apartment and condo boom. But agencies and projects tend to take on a life of their own. Beale Street Landing was funded years before Herenton proposed his latest property tax increase. The land bridge has been approved in concept by the City Council but not funded.
The RDC was not invented to keep the grass trimmed. It is all about big deals and grand visions. With an empty Pyramid and an underused Mud Island River Park and monorail staring them in the face, some Memphians are wondering if the RDC is gilding the lily while the garden withers.
"Why spend $360 million [sic] on a really crummy plan," asked Lisa Snowden at a meeting of Friends For Our Riverfront Monday evening at Cafe Francisco, attended by about 30 people. Members of the group generally support less expensive options that would emphasize parks, sidewalks, and greenspace.
Other speakers aimed their fire at the Beale Street Landing and its "floating islands" to provide pedestrians access to the river.
"They're going to start school at 7 a.m. (to save money) but we're going to have the floating islands," said Mimi Waite. "We don't need the floating islands."
John Gary, a founder of the Friends group, noted that the steamboat companies have other options besides Memphis. "We've got competition that we didn't have before," he said. "I think Tunica has some pretty good enticements to lure steamboats away from here."
Gary said the placement of the floating islands and bridges near the mouth of the harbor is "unfortunate" and could interfere with barge traffic. The group passed out a letter from Terry Martin, terminal manager for Lafarge North America, opposing any project that would affect the entrance of the Wolf River.
Lendermon said the RDC is not gilding the lily or building something that will become obsolete or underused. Pending approval of some permits by the Corps of Engineers, the RDC hopes to have contractors begin dredging the entrance to the harbor in July in preparation for "River Outlook," the name given to the boat landing. When it is complete, it will not only give tour boats a place to dock but will also tie the cobblestones to Tom Lee Park, provide a new site for festivals, and give pedestrians a place to walk between the man-made islands and scoop up a handful of river water.
"You still have no place for people to get to the water," Lendermon said. "If you were going to touch the water, where would you go? You have the ability to do that here."
The city, he noted, was going to redo the cobblestones and reshape the northern tip of Tom Lee Park at the entrance to the harbor anyway. The work actually started several years ago but was aborted because the necessary permits had not been obtained.
The RDC annual report calls River Outlook "a grand civic ending." It notes that one heavily traveled thoroughfare to the riverfront, Poplar Avenue, dead-ends at a parking garage while another, Union Avenue, unceremoniously abutted a metal guard rail before the cobblestones project was completed.
Lendermon said riverboats that carry tourists are pressing for the project to be completed.
"The Delta Steamship Company is close to refusing to dock at Mud Island," he said, even as a boat was unloading Monday afternoon across from his Front Street office. Delta Steamship and the River Barge Excursion Boat carry 350-450 passengers each and make 50 stops a year in Memphis, Lendermon said. Tunica, he said, has only gotten one visit from Delta Steamship since its $20 million museum and river park opened last year.
As for the land bridge, Lendermon said Memphis must cross that bridge when it comes to it, but that might not be for quite a while. The RDC and the Corps of Engineers are looking at industry relocations and navigation issues in the harbor, which is also a concern of the developers of the Uptown neighborhood who would like a water connection.
"In 15 years, as downtown starts developing to its fullest, someone's got to sit down and make a decision," he said.
Meanwhile, Gene Carlisle, a veteran downtowner who has seen the highs and lows of the riverfront, might change the picture if he follows through on plans to develop a condominium tower and a hotel on the corner of Beale Street and Riverside Drive, where an old building was just demolished.
Instead of being an American icon, the corner where the street that birthed the blues meets the Mississippi River has instead been the pits for 25 years, the place where busted dreams and struggling restaurants come to die. Tenants have included a shopping mall called the Emporium, Pyramid huckster Sidney Shlenker, and such forgettable restaurants as Armadillo Jack's, Number One Beale, and Wang's. In 2003, the big wind storm did Carlisle a favor and blew away enough of the building that he could tear the rest of it down and start over.
Carlisle, who grew up poor in Mississippi and made his fortune in Wendy's restaurants, was inducted into the Memphis Society of Entrepreneurs last week. In the next few weeks he said he will unveil plans for a condominium tower at least 20 stories tall and, if he can find a partner, a luxury hotel and four-star restaurant in a second building. The combined investment would be over $300 million, making it the biggest downtown project since FedExForum.
Lendermon said Carlisle's project is "something we would support." Carlisle said it is not being driven by construction of Beale Street Landing and might even have some parking issues.
But that's a problem for another day. The rest of Memphis should have such troubles.
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Around most households, people try to figure out how they'll pay for groceries and utility bills before they start thinking about adding a new wing to the kitchen.
Memphis city government should be run the same way.
With that principle in mind, the city's leaders might want to take another look at some of the "big ticket" projects they've been planning to do over the next five years or so.
Mayor Willie Herenton is scheduled to present his annual budget proposal to the City Council April 19.
Keith McGee, Herenton's chief administrative officer, said he didn't want to discuss specific cost-saving steps until the proposed budget has been finalized.
For months, though, the mayor has suggested the options for balancing next year's budget could include a hefty property tax increase, reductions to city school funding, service cutbacks or some combination of all three.
Council members have a few thoughts of their own about how to save money, including Carol Chumney's suggestion to delay some major construction projects and redirect that money to cover operating expenses.
Of course, neither that idea nor any other will likely be the whole solution to the city's budget problems.
There will undoubtedly be a need to examine whether all city departments are operating as efficiently as they possibly can.
There will be a need to determine whether the city's fees and fines should to be increased to bring in more revenue.
And there will be a need to evaluate whether the city should be giving grants to nonprofit organizations or providing college tuition reimbursement to its employees.
However, there are a lot of big projects looming on the horizon that could cost -- or save -- the city millions.
One example is the Beale Street Landing, a project that includes improvements to the Wolf River harbor entrance and a riverboat docking facility at the end of Beale.
The project's cost would be $27.5 million, of which the city would pay approximately $17.5 million, with the balance coming from state and federal sources.
Another example is the Memphis Area Transit Authority's light rail project. Including money set aside in this year's budget, the city is planning to spend $283.8 million on light rail through the 2008-09 fiscal year. Even with federal and state grants, the city's share would be about $70 million.
At this point, no one here is arguing against spending money to improve the riverfront or ease the traffic flow on local streets. Both of those examples could be good projects, provided money is available to do them. But in the city's current financial situation, they might represent that new kitchen wing or sun room in our household analogy.
It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to cut funding for schools -- or for that matter, delay more vital construction projects like new roads, police precincts or fire stations -- without at least discussing whether the glitzier projects could wait until the city has a bit more cash at its disposal.
Regardless of the city's short-term problems, it's wise to make some investments for the future. In their budget deliberations, council members might conclude either or both of those projects qualify as good investments.
Yet if money is as tight Herenton and his staff say, there shouldn't be any projects left out of the budget discussions this year.


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(OAK LAWN) A 22-year-old man was charged Tuesday with stealing a purse in southwest suburban Oak Lawn.
Officers responded to the 9700 block of South Cicero about 9:40 p.m. regarding a man who knocked down a woman and stole her purse, according to a statement from Oak Lawn police.
Devon Evans, who has been staying with family on the same block where the robbery occurred, was soon found by police. Evans was later identified as the purse snatcher by the victim, police said.
Evans resisted arrest and initially gave officers a fake name, according to police. Police learned that Evans was also wanted on an active burglary warrant out of Wisconsin.
He was charged with robbery, five counts of resisting arrest, one count of criminal trespass to vehicle and obstructing identification, police said.
Evans is being held on a $200,000 bond, police said.


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UK to pay £1 million compensation to Greek Cypriots
The Guardian | 04 February 2019
In an out-of-court settlement the British Government has agreed to pay $1 Million in compensation to 33 former EOKA fighters who were tortured by British troops and police in the 1950s.
Henry Cunningham Human Rights Essay Competition 2019
On August 9 1973 gunmen opened fire from a bridge over the M2 motorway at a van carrying workmen back to Donegal from a building site near Glengormley. 16 year Henry Cunningham was sitting in the front of the Bedford van when he was shot. He died soon after.
Q & A - Is there a witch-hunt against ex British soldiers?
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As Sinn Fein prepares to co-opt Ryan Murphy onto Belfast City Council, the PFC remembers his grandfather, Terry McCafferty, who was shot dead by the UDA in Newtownabbey using a gun taken from a British Army base in Lurgan in 1972. The same weapon was used to kill 16-year-old Henry Cunningham on his...
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Many British south Asian families were caught up in the violence of 1947 when Britain partitioned India. Seventy years on, some are telling their stories for the first time. Kavita Puri is the editor of Our World and presenter of Partition Voices on BBC Radio 4
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Time goes by so fast! I can't believe the last time I blogged was last December. A lot has happened since my last post which probably explains my lack of blogging activity. First of all…a new job! I am loving it especially the fact that it's a 10 minute walk from where I live – which means more free time – which means more baking/blogging time! I also went on a vacation to Dominican Republic for free (well not completely…tax -_-)! But it was still amazing and amazingly relaxing.
Another factor contributing to my baking hibernation was the malfunctioning of my oven L So horrible right?! Because of a combination of laziness and busy work life, I didn't have time to call an electrician to fix it till yesterday! So yay to a working oven! To celebrate I made these blueberry muffin cupcakes to bring to work for our monthly meetings in the morning. I wanted to make something not too decadent for breakfast and I had blueberries lying around the fridge so blueberry muffins were the obvious choice.
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Shauntay Grant of Halifax is nominated for a Governor General's Literary Award.
Africville, by Grant and British Columbia illustrator Eva Campbell, is in the running in the Young People's Literature-Illustrated Books category.
Intended for readers from four to seven, Africville is about a young girl who visits the site of the former community in Halifax and imagines what it was once like. She visits the park there and the sundial where her great-grandmother's name is carved, and celebrates during the annual Africville reunion and festival held every summer.
The books are among the best published this year in seven categories, both in English and in French. They are the works that stood out to peer assessment committees from about 1,400 titles submitted for consideration.Africville, published by Groundwood Books, is one of the 70 Canadian books announced Wednesday by the Canada Council for the Arts as finalists for the awards.
"This year's finalists have once again proven just how rich, bold, diverse and strong our literature is," said Simon Brault, director and CEO of the Canada Council for the Arts, in a news release.
Founded in 1936, the Governor General's Literary Awards are one of Canada's oldest literary awards programs, with a total annual prize value of $450,000, according to a news release. The Canada Council for the Arts has funded, administered and promoted the awards since 1959.
Finalists are chosen by category-specific, language-based peer assessment committees (seven in English and seven in French), which this year considered eligible books published between Sept. 1, 2017 and Sept. 30, 2018 for English-language books and between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018 for French-language books.
Each winner receives $25,000. The publisher of each winning book receives $3,000 to support promotional activities. Non-winning finalists each receive $1,000.
In 82 years, the Governor General's Literary Awards have celebrated more than 700 works by over 500 authors, poets, playwrights, translators and illustrators.
The 14 winning books will be announced Oct. 30. The awards will be presented in Ottawa on Nov. 28, and public readings will take place there Nov. 28 and 29.


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What's the most popular way for legal teams to charge law firms?
By Jerome Doraisamy|02 July 2019
Source: news.yahoo.com
New research has uncovered the various fee structures offered and implemented by in-house legal teams when it comes to working with law firms, and the extent to which those structures are utilised.
The 2019 Global Legal Department Benchmarking Report, penned by The Association of Corporate Counsel in partnership with Major, Lindsey & Africa, surveyed 508 legal departments across 30 countries and 71 industries.
"Law firm convergence and alternative fee structures are topics of serious interest for corporate legal departments as the pressure to do more with less and to demonstrate value to the business only continues to grow," ACC wrote.
When asked which fee structures their legal departments use and what percentage of their external spend is used up by various fee structures, respondents' answers showed that "discounts from standard hourly rates" was the most popular fee structure adopted, with 69.9 per cent of legal departments employing it, with such a structure making up 52.7 per cent of the outside counsel spend.
In second place was "standard hourly rates", with 67.9 per cent using this and it making up 53.1 per cent of external spend.
In third place was "flat fees for entire matters or for some stages of matters", with 44.7 per cent employing this, with it making up 21.4 per cent of outside counsel spend.
The remaining six fee structures adopted by legal departments, together with their respective percentages for external spend, were: "capped fees" (31.3 per cent and 21.4 per cent), "blended hourly rates" (19.9 per cent and 18.6 per cent), "retainers" (16.1 per cent and 15.1 per cent), "incentives or success fees" (7.5 per cent and 10 per cent), "contingency fees" (4.7 per cent and 8.5 per cent) and "performance-based holdbacks" (2.2 per cent and 9 per cent).
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INSERT INTO "list" ("id", "value") VALUES (E'OMR', E'Omano rialas');
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text:
Human life has its own rhythm. It is filled with varied experiences of contrasting nature. Sometimes life has happy moments which are reflected in its rhythm. On such occasion's life has its own smoothness. Again, there may be bitter experiences. Then life will be dull and boring. Thereupon, photography has a very important role in reflecting human experience.
Photography is really visual communication. But it has been developed by human beings over the past ages. Moreover, it is documenting everything around. Therein, depicts nature and wildlife. There is a separate branch of study in photography known as photojournalism. By the same token, advertisement is a major area in photography.
Photography is manmade art. Nature photographer shows the beauty of nature in his work. He is documenting some attractive reflections of nature. Wildlife is also pictured with strenuous efforts. At the same time, patience and care are required for a wildlife photographer. So as to capture the unusual moments in the wild.
Art, architecture, and culture are part of photojournalism. It contains human history. Moreover, photographs of architecture tell stories of age-old culture. They arouse collective memory of human life. Kathakali pictures are great attractions in Kerala. Advertisement is a vibrant area in photography. Hence food, fashion, and products are features of advertisement photography. By the same token, pose and style are very important in fashion photography.
Vivek R Krishnan, Kottayam, Kerala
Vivek R Krishnan is from Kottayam, Kerala. His ambition is to become a good travel photographer. He got graduated BA in Multimedia from SJCC, Changanassery in the Kottayam district. Moreover, he traveled to a lot of places and captured that view from his point of view. Photography is a way of visual communication. So, every photo has a story. A photograph is a pause button in life. Furthermore, he has completed his Professional Diploma in Art of photography from Creative hut Institute of Photography, Kerala, India.
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The Challenging Cosmos by Mavo Thomas
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A bridging loan should only ever be looked on as a short term solution to a financial problem and as part of a longer term debt repayment plan.
Recent predictions from privately funded lender West One Loans suggest that by the end of summer 2013, bridging lenders will be making gross loans to the extent of one billion pounds.
If you're looking for a short term solution, a bridging loan may help you stay on track. Although it's equally important to be aware that as with most short or long-term debt solutions, there are some risks to consider.
A bridging loan is most commonly used in the final stages of a property purchase. Perhaps you're in need of spare income to finalise on a purchase, but your old property still hasn't sold. A bridging loan could help 'bridge the gap' until you can afford to pay it back. Bridging loans can also be used in other circumstances, such as when an unexpected tax bill or fine arrives on your doorstep. However, all situations involving a bridging loan must be discussed with a financial expert, due to the high risk nature of the loan.
In most cases, a bridging loan is secured against your home, so always make sure you're in a position to pay back the loan in the short term or you could face repossession. It's also important to bear in mind that late payment of only a few days can still result in expensive financial penalties. Individual interest rates will vary depending on several factors including the total amount borrowed; the length of the loan (typically from a few weeks to a few months) and obviously one lenders' interest rate may vary in comparison to another's. It's important to discuss this with a financial adviser and if a bridging loan is your best option, your adviser can assist you in finding the best short-term deal.
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While leather and suede bags may be good and all, but currently the people in Dubai are all about straw bags. Since it's mostly hot there, there bags are an essential for anyone who is into the whole street fashion thing. Straw bags are light-weight, cute and they go with all sort of street-style outfits that you opt for.
Bell sleeves are a huge rage right now! They may have a boho appeal to it, but so many women in Dubai are opting for dresses and blouses that have bell sleeves. They are bold, eye-catching and allow your arms plenty of room to breathe on those extra hot and humid days.
Graphic t-shirts were a big thing back in 2015, but now they are back with a bang! If you roam around Dubai for even one day, you will see a bunch of people wearing graphic tees. It's a huge trend for 2017 and is surely one of the most popular ones. There are so many versions out there, which means that everyone can find something that they like.
Anything with ruffles is in. Ruffles originally were considered as quite feminine and something you will find in formal dresses that one would wear to a formal event. However, they have made their way to street style as well.
The more distressed your jeans are, the trendier they would be! Distressed jeans are a popular street style trend in Dubai and everyone seems to love it a little too much. From slight distressed detailing to total rips; this trend is here to stay.
Denim miniskirts are back again and they have become a big part of Dubai's street style. Women have been spotted wearing them with everything in their closet and they sure look trendy while doing it!
Maxi dresses are a big part of Dubai's street style. They are perfect for the hot weather since they are light-weight, flowy and easy to move around in.
Which ones of these street styles is your personal favorite?


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Ett molekylmoln är inom astronomin en typ av interstellära moln vars densitet och storlek tillåter bildandet av molekyler, huvudsakligen molekylärt väte (H2).

Inom vår egen galax Vintergatan står molekylmoln för mindre än en procent av den totala volymen hos det interstellära mediet. På samma gång är de den tätaste delen av mediet och står för ungefär hälften av den totala gasmassan innanför solens galaktiska omloppsbana. Huvuddelen av den molekylära gasen finns i en ring mellan 3,5 och 7,5 kiloparsec från galaxens mitt (solen befinner sig ungefär 7,6 kiloparsec från denna punkt). Storskaliga kartor över koldioxid i galaxen vidar att positionen av denna gas i hög grad överensstämmer med positionerna på galaxens spiralarmar. Att molekylmolnen främst uppträder där antyder att de bildas och skingras på en tidsskala kortare än 10 miljoner år vilket är tiden det tar för materia att passera genom armregionen.

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Home » New Mexico Health , USA Health » Rio Rancho (New Mexico) : Health Conditions and Public Awareness Report
Rio Rancho (New Mexico) : Health Conditions and Public Awareness Report
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According to year 2015 data published by CDC, out of 87521 adults living in Rio Rancho around 23893 adults are suffering from High Cholesterol. We have gathered information from government databases about health of adult population of Rio Rancho and tried to bring it here to make you aware of that. Awareness at the right time can save you from future health conditions.
City : Rio Rancho
State : New Mexico
Location : (35.287307935, -106.697981552)
Adult Population : 87521
Major Health Conditions among people of Rio Rancho (New Mexico)
Around 23893 adults in Rio Rancho are suffering from High Cholesterol. It makes around 27.3% of adult population of this city.
Around 21968 adults in Rio Rancho are suffering from High Blood Pressure. It makes around 25.1% of adult population of this city.
Around 20655 adults in Rio Rancho are suffering from Arthritis. It makes around 23.6% of adult population of this city.
Around 11203 adults in Rio Rancho are suffering from Teeth Loss. It makes around 12.8% of adult population of this city.
Mental Health of around 10240 adults in Rio Rancho was not good for more than 14 days during year 2016. It makes around 11.7% of adult population of this city.
Physical Health of around 10240 adults in Rio Rancho was not good for more than 14 days during year 2016. It makes around 11.7% of adult population of this city.
Around 8490 adults in Rio Rancho were suffering from Asthma during year 2016. It makes around 9.7% of adult population of this city.
Around 7439 adults in Rio Rancho are suffering from Diabetes. It makes around 8.5% of adult population of this city.
Till year 2016 around 5076 adults in Rio Rancho were suffering from Cancer(except skin cancer). It makes around 5.8% of adult population of this city.
Around 4551 adults in Rio Rancho were suffering from COPD(Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) during year 2016. It makes around 5.2% of adult population of this city.
Around 4464 adults in Rio Rancho are suffering from Coronary Heart Disease. It makes around 5.1% of adult population of this city.
Kidneys of 2276 adults in Rio Rancho were not functioning properly due to Chronic Kidney Disease till year 2016. It makes around 2.6% of adult population of this city.
Around 2276 adults in Rio Rancho have suffered from Stroke at some point in their adult life. It makes around 2.6% of adult population of this city.
Unhealthy Behaviors found in people of Rio Rancho (New Mexico)
Following unhealthy behaviors were reported among the adult population of Rio Rancho
27394 adults, i.e. 31.3% of adult population of this city, are suffering from lack of sleep, which means they are sleeping for less than 7 hours per day.
21793 adults, i.e. 24.9% of adult population of this city, can be categorized as obese. However we have categorized it into unhealthy behaviors, but now obesity is a disease, so these people fall into diseased category in modern terminology. Know your obesity level using our BMI Calculator
14879 adults, i.e. 17% of adult population of this city, are indulged in binge drinking, which means they are drinking more than 4 or 5 drinks in a single session.
14003 adults, i.e. 16% of adult population of this city, are physically inactive. Physical Inactivity as a behavioral trait can be an invitation to various diseases.
13741 adults, i.e. 15.7% of adult population of this city, are currently smoking. If you want to know how much damage smoking has done to you, then you may use our Smoking Damage Calculator.
Preventive Measures taken by people of Rio Rancho (New Mexico)
Following preventive measures were reported by the adult population of Rio Rancho to keep them on safer side. It is something good which should be further improved.
80.1% of women in age group of 21-65 have gone through Pap Smear Test during year 2016.
63890 adults, i.e. 73% of adult population of this city, regularly went for Cholesterol Screening.
67.4% of women in age group 50-74 have gone through Mammography during year 2016.
58639 adults, i.e. 67% of adult population of this city, regularly went for Dental Visit.
51725 adults, i.e. 59.1% of adult population of this city, regularly went for Colorectal Cancer Screening.
49887 adults, i.e. 57% of adult population of this city, regularly went for Annual Checkup.
47349 adults, i.e. 54.1% of adult population of this city, are taking Blood Pressure Medication to keep their BP in check. Read New High Blood Pressure Guidelines by American Heart Association
35.3% of adult men above the age of 65 are up to date on a core set of clinical preventive services: Flu shot past Year, PPV shot ever, Colorectal cancer screening.
25.5% of adult women above the age of 65 are up to date on a core set of clinical preventive services: Flu shot past Year, PPV shot ever, Colorectal cancer screening, and Mammogram past 2 Years.
9.7% of adult population in the age group of 18 to 64 have not taken health insurance. In other words 90.3% adults in 18-64 age group have taken health insurance, which is a good thing.
Reference : https://chronicdata.cdc.gov/
Disclaimer : The data used in this page is extracted from the public database provided by CDC on their website. The number of adults shown in the above data are approximate figures. If you find some stats inaccurate then you may verify them from https://chronicdata.cdc.gov/ .


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Past Toronto's high-rise Yonge and Sheppard intersection, Diamante Development's Diamond Condominiums on Yonge will add another tower to North York's dense Yonge Street corridor. Located just west of Yonge on Churchill Avenue, the 30-storey condominium features 385 units, contributing further residential density to the growing neighbourhood south of the TTC's Line 1 terminus at Finch.
Designed by Scott Shields Architects, the tower will share a city block with the recently reconstructed St. George's Church. To the south, rows of low-rise retail front both sides of Yonge Street, giving way to an expanding cluster of residential and commercial towers towards Sheppard. An urban infill project, Diamond Condos will occupy the vacant lot immediately west of the church, with the project's street-level private garden fronting Canterbury Place.
In recent months, our stories have have offered a glimpse at the project's amenities and floorplans, including a look at one-bedroom units. Although the variety of one-bedroom and one-bedroom + den homes will take up much of the tower, Diamond's collection of two and three-bedroom suites offer the larger living spaces in short supply across Toronto's new-build condo market.
While one-bedroom units continue to drive much of the city's investor-driven real estate boom, demand for two- and three-bedroom suites is more often generated by end users. At Diamond Condos, eight remaining floorplans feature two or more bedrooms, beginning with the 594 ft² 'Suite 17.' Despite being the smallest of the two-bedroom suites, the east-facing Suite 17 features a 104 ft² balcony, which provides an ample outdoor space. While the unit features a fairly compact footprint, the two sleeping spaces are also separated, making for a more private ambiance in each bedroom.
At 600 ft², 'Suite 12' offers a marginally larger interior, though the north-facing unit is otherwise very similarly configured to Suite 17. Here, the somewhat smaller 61 ft² balcony faces out onto both the living/dining area and the master bedroom. As in Suite 17, the second bedroom is windowless, however, with indirect light entering into the space from the living/dining area via a translucent sliding door.
At 769 ft², the more spacious 'Suite 2' provides a decidedly luxurious configuration. Featuring two full bathrooms and an open communal area, the south- and east-facing unit boasts a 138 ft² balcony, along with direct light to both bedrooms.
Facing south and west, the 777 ft² 'Suite 7W' offers a different layout with similarly proportioned spaces. Here, the two bedrooms are situated side by side, with the master bedroom coming out onto a private ensuite bathroom. Meanwhile, the 82 ft² west-facing balcony is accessible from both the shared living space and the second bedroom.
Finally, the 839 ft² 'Suite 16' offers a three-bedroom layout. Depending on buyer preference, the family-friendly unit can be configured with an ensuite bathroom for the master bedroom, or a standalone second bathroom. Facing north and east, the suite features an 85 ft² balcony.
Alongside the one-bedroom layouts previously covered, a number of additional suites—including the project's largest unit—were profiled in an earlier story. For further information about the project, make sure to check out our associated dataBase file. Want to share your thoughts? Leave a comment in the space below this page, or join the conversation in our Forum.


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Games for Coping with Election Anxiety
Play these games and you, too, will achieve 100% chill.
This presidential election is slowly ruining my life. My outlook is gloomier, my temper is shorter, and I generally feel like the world is going to hell in a handbasket all the time. And I'm not the only one—several news outlets have reported that election anxiety is a serious phenomenon this time around, to the point where people are seeing therapists in an attempt to cope with the strain.
But have no fear, board game players—our game collections offer us many avenues for retreat! Here are some board games that will no doubt help you to feel calmer and more at peace in these troubled times.
In this game, the world really is about to end. Deadly diseases are ravaging the entire planet. Can you and your band of germ fighters turn the tide and save humanity? I mean, yeah... sometimes... But in the meantime, you've let millions of people die while you jet around the world, hoping that another outbreak doesn't hit Ho Chi Minh City while you're dealing with the one in San Francisco. If you are playing Pandemic Legacy, your defeat may have even more permanent consequences.
Legendary: Alien Encounters
Don't you love the idea of a relaxing evening at home, playing Legendary: Alien Encounters? This not-at-all tense game will certainly lower your blood pressure as you battle face huggers that will become deadly chest bursters if you don't manage to fight them off before your next turn. If you'd like to feel even more chilled out on game night, you could pair this with Xenoshyft: Onslaught.
It's Halloween season, which makes Ghost Stories a great choice for your election detox gaming session. Make some tea, light some candles, and enjoy the meditative experience of battling an endless stream of ghosts until you are inevitably defeated. At least a face-off with Wu-Feng is far less intimidating than the prospect of living through another presidential debate.
Any Cthulhu game will do, really. Why worry about Syria, the economy, the prospect of nuclear war, or equal rights when you can instead succumb to madness and despair? In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming... but when he wakes up, we're all doomed anyway. Nothing like a game of Eldritch Horror that ends in abject defeat to remind you of your place in a vast, merciless universe. This entire presidential election thing will be of no consequence whatsoever when all of humanity is unceremoniously devoured.
As November 8 nears, don't forget to take a deep breath, let go of your stress, and kick back with some low key board games. You'll feel better in no time!


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Je vais tenter d'examiner dans ce paper les problèmes que pose dans La richesse des nations, l'analyse de la division du travail.
Autres docs sur : Adam Smith: Inquiry into the Nature and the Causes of the Wealth of Nations (1776). Etude du chapitre I.


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Celebrity Trending
Roan Curtis Belongs To A Wealthy Blended Family – Her Father Owns Eugene Choo
Roan Curtis is the daughter of Kildare Curtis and Stephanie Butler, who have always been there for their daughter. Roan will play the younger version of Kate in the upcoming season of the Netflix comedy Firefly Lane.
The author of the book that will serve as the inspiration for the drama series that was developed by Maggie Friedman is Kristin Hannah. The first season focuses on two young women who came of age in the 1970s and follows them as they make their way through adulthood.
Following the success of the first season, the show's creator said that the upcoming second season will be the series' final instalment. However, they guaranteed that everything they wanted to say would be covered in the sixteen episodes that would be split into two halves.
Aside from that, she is not the only one to watch because the ensemble also includes other well-known actors, such as Katherine Heigl, who plays her elder counterpart, and Sarah Chalke, who plays her best friend of thirty years. Both of these roles are played by Sarah.
It should also be noted that the attendance of Ben Lawson, Beau Garrett, Ali Skovbye, Roan Curtis, and Yael Yurman has been praised.
Roan Curtis
1 Roan Curtis's Parents Separated When She Was Young
2 Her Father, Kildare Curtis, Is An Entrprenurer.
3 Roan Never Misses To Wish Stephanie Butler On Mother's Day
4 Roan Curtis Has Step Mother Mother And Step Brother
5 Roan Curtis Has a Sptemother, Jennifer Mackay, And She Is A Business Owner
6 Roan Curtis (Actress) Wiki
7 Wiki/Bio
8 Roan Curtis Family
9 Roan Curtis Age
10 Facts
Roan Curtis's Parents Separated When She Was Young
Roan Curtis has been performing since she was a child, and her parents, Stephanie Butler and Kildare Curtis, have been instrumental in her development as an actress and her career in the industry.
In the midst of the success she was having in her work as a guest performer on a number of different television series, such as The L Word, Smallville, Bionic Woman, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, she was having problems at home.
Her parents were so focused on showering all of their affection on her that they neglected their relationship with one another, which resulted in tension between them. They lived too far apart to continue their marriage once it became impossible for them to reconcile their differences.
Roan is never allowed to suffer as a result of their animosity toward one another or the monotony of their separations; instead, they make sure that she has two pleasant homes that are different from each other.
Also read: Kerry Godliman & Trigger Point& Has Bagged A Seven Figure Net Worth
Her Father, Kildare Curtis, Is An Entrprenurer.
Kildare Curtis, an entrepreneur and the owner of Eugene Choo, is where Roan Curtis derives her dogged determination from. Roan is the daughter of Kildare.
According to the information provided on his website, he is the offspring of a grocer and an artist and spent his formative years in a variety of remote communities and outposts located across the Canadian north. Observing his mother and father at work as painters and designers of displays inspired him to pursue a career in graphic design.
While he was growing up, he did not have much, so he had to make do with what he had. He wore hand-me-downs from his siblings and spent his winter nights watching movies at the library.
When he went to the West Coast in the 2000s and launched his apparel company, he finally realised his ambition after a long period of searching for it.
In point of fact, she exemplifies the stereotypical daughter of a patriarchal figure in that she gives great weight to the advice and counsel of her father. She frequently praised him for being imaginative as well as compassionate.
Kildare appeared on Instagram to wish his youngest daughter Ruby well on the occasion of her eighteenth birthday, but he had not yet done so with Roan. This indicates that the connection appears to have deteriorated over the years.
After the divorce, he was able to find love again and is now married with a son who is in his teenage years and requires the majority of his attention.
When he brought all three of his children, Roan, Ruby, and Kasper Lee, out on a date together, however, the suspicions were put to rest once and for all.
Kildare Curtis dining with his three kids
Roan Never Misses To Wish Stephanie Butler On Mother's Day
The fact that Roan attends every single gathering where her mother is being honoured demonstrates that Stephanie Butler could not have hoped for a more perfect child.
After her divorce, Bulter had withdrawn into herself, keeping her Instagram account hidden from prying eyes and making only fleeting appearances on her daughter's account on the social media platform.
Even though she does not promote their movies or express satisfaction in their accomplishments, she is their emotional support system and does the little things that count.
She acts like a child despite her years, and she spends her free time producing absurd home videos that she then shares with her kids.
In the year 2021, she surprised everyone by referring to her mother as Queen Heff in a post in which she shared a moment of pure pleasure in which she danced her heart out. She utilised some of her expert negotiation skills to try to persuade the 25-year-old to walk out into the icy night to grab her a bottle of sauvignon blanc, but their relationship is best described as one of friendship rather than romance.
When she was younger, she was a wonderful mother. When she was with her youngest child, she would dress up like a princess and crown her the jewel.
Also read: Amy Brown Famous From Bobby Bones Podcast Makes Her Acting Debut In HBO& Holiday Harmony
Roan Curtis Has Step Mother Mother And Step Brother
As a result of her father's second marriage, up-and-coming actress Roan Curtis gained a new family, which she considers to be more significant than the people with whom she shares merely genetic ties.
After the breakup of her parents' marriage, her father did not waste much time in finding a new companion; he wed the woman who would become his wife, Jennifer Mackay, in August of 2008.
Roan Curtis Boyfriend
Roan Curtis Has a Sptemother, Jennifer Mackay, And She Is A Business Owner
Jennifer Mackay, Roan Curtis's sister, is an entrepreneur in her own right. Roan is the eldest of three children.
Despite the fact that Roan and Jennifer Mackay have not spent much time together, they have maintained a friendly connection for the benefit of the people they care about the most.
Due to the gap that exists between them, the artist has not yet expressly wished her a happy mother's day or included her in any of the family rituals.
In addition, Jennifer continued to keep herself busy with her life by caring for her children while also running The Block, a retail company that sold apparel, footwear, and accessories for men and women.
The locations in Gastown are frequented by thousands of clients because they offer competitive prices and make aesthetic decisions that are in step with current fashions. Because each item has a price tag that is well into the hundreds of dollars, she must have more than enough money to spend the rest of her life in opulent luxury.
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Roan Curtis, who hails from Canada, is a well-known actress.
Roan Curtis (Actress) Wiki
Roan Curtis, who hails from Canada, is a well-known actress. She became well-known for her performance in the television series titled Before I Fall, in which she played the angel Cupid. She is a familiar figure in the entertainment industry in Hollywood.
She has also made appearances in a number of films, including Daughter, Secrets of a Gold Digger Killer, Girl on a Bus, and In God I Trust, amongst many others. In addition to that, she has appeared in a number of other television series, including Before I Fall, Firefly Lane, The Magicians, and a great deal of others.
Full Birth Name Roan Curtis.
Sweet Name Roan.
Profession Actress.
In Limelight For Firefly Lane & Gold Digger Killer.
Date of Birth February 1, 1997.
Birth Place Vancouver City in Canada.
Age (As of 2021) 24 Years.
Nationality Canadian.
Gender Female.
Zodiac Aquarius.
Marital Status Unmarried.
Boyfriend. James Rittinger (Actor).
Parents Mother: Stephanie Butler.
Father: Kildare Curtis.
Siblings Sister: Ruby Curtis.
Height feet & Inches: 5′ 6″.
In centimeters: 167 cm.
In meters: 1.67 m.
Weight Pounds: 112 lbs.
Kg: 51.
Eyes Blue.
Hair Brown.
Alma Mater Wagner College.
Social Media Accounts https://www.instagram.com/roancurtis/
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She is the well-known actress who has received the most likes on the social networking site for uploading photos and videos. Because of the breadth of her skill set, she has been able to obtain gigs with some of the most well-known names in the industry.
Singing, dancing, and swimming are some of her favourite pastimes. She shot to fame thanks to her stunning good looks, endearing smile, chic sense of style, and wonderful attitude, and she continued to build on that popularity with compelling photos and videos. The rate at which she is expanding her profile on social media is amazing. We take you through everything there is to know about her.
Her country of origin is Canada. As in the year 2021, she will be approximately 25 years old. The sign of Libra is her horoscope. She was born in Canada and holds a Canadian passport. On February 1, 1996, she entered the world.
2007 marked the beginning of her career as an actress. Her first role on television was in an episode of The L Word, in which she portrayed a Kid. This was her first television series.
Regarding her educational history, there is no further information available. She is also an endorser for a number of brands and works with a number of different influencers.
She is an influential figure on social media.
Roan Curtis Family
Roan Curtis was born in Canada to a Christian household and currently identifies as being of Canadian nationality. She is descended from Caucasian people. Kildare Curtis is her father, and Stephanie Butler is her mother's name. She was named after both of her parents. Ruby Curtis, one of her siblings, is likewise talented in the art of belly dancing. The clothing shop is run by his father and is called Eugene Choo Clothing. She has a very strong bond with her relatives.
Roan Curtis Age
Roan Curtis is now 24 years old, but she has been in the public eye ever since she was a young child. She has spent a lot of time working in the industry and has put a lot of effort into growing her fame over the years. According to her zodiac sign, she is an Aquarius. She will soon be seen in the series Firefly Lane and Gold Digger, both of which are available on Netflix.
Roan Curtis is now 24 years old
Her Instagram page has more than 35.6 thousand followers.
She keeps uploading her stunning pictures to her Instagram account.
She has worked along with a wide variety of other influential people.
Because of her chic appearance, she has a lot of admirers.
She often publishes reels and short films on her channel in order to maintain her audience's attention.
She posts pictures of herself in a bikini very frequently.
During her workouts, she posts photographs and videos on her Instagram account frequently.
Dogs are her best friends.
She has been using the social media site to share photos and videos from all of her recent travels and adventures in the great outdoors.
Watch out for her the next time she appears on a talk programme.
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