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The 2009 Vietnamese National Cup (known as the Bamboo Airways National Cup for sponsorship reasons) season is the 17th edition of the Vietnamese Cup, the football knockout competition of Vietnam organized by the Vietnam Football Federation.

Five teams (Viettel Football Club (The Cong, in season), Becamex Binh Duong FC, Nam Dinh Football Club, Khanh Hoa FC and Ha Noi ACB F.C.) will not compete in the first round, and are automatically qualified for the round of 16.

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Semi-finals

Final

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If something this exciting ever happened in Boston Harbor today, the waterfront would be more fun. On June 23, 1953, the 6,000-ton Cuban sugar freighter Bahia de Nuevitas was struck by a gust of wind as it tried to slip through the narrow opening of the Summer Street drawbridge on Fort Point Channel. The shit twisted and wedged itself tight. We can see a tugboat nudging it like a puzzled child trying to arouse a parent. Nicely timed for rush hour, the 5:2...
If something this exciting ever happened in Boston Harbor today, the waterfront would be more fun. On June 23, 1953, the 6,000-ton Cuban sugar freighter Bahia de Nuevitas was struck by a gust of wind as it tried to slip through the narrow opening of the Summer Street drawbridge on Fort Point Channel. The shit twisted and wedged itself tight. We can see a tugboat nudging it like a puzzled child trying to arouse a parent. Nicely timed for rush hour, the 5:20 p.m. disaster blocked traffic for 55 minutes.
Soon after, Boston's inner harbor disappeared as a working waterfront, occupied giant towers that appear to be shrink - wrapped in plastic. The federal Reserve Center, is the handsomest, and the dark Stone & Webster building, at left, is the dreariest.
Much is lost. The older buildings defined Summer Street and line it with activity. The new towers ignore the street, leaving it dead. Once, individual windows suggested the presence of human beings inside. Now, endless ribbons of glass speak only of anonymity.
The drawbridge itself is unchanged. Two chunks once slid out sideways at 45-degree angles to create the opening. Bit with the boats gone, the bridge is no longer operated.
-Robert Campbell and Peter Vanderwarker, "CITYSCAPES - Boston Harbor", Boston Globe, 4 September 1994
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-- | This module defines our application's state type and an alias for its
-- handler monad.
module Application where

import Control.Lens
import Snap.Snaplet
import Snap.Snaplet.PostgresqlSimple
import Snap.Snaplet.Session
import Snap.Snaplet.Auth

import Control.Monad.State (get)
import Control.Monad.Reader (local)

data App = App
    { _sess  :: Snaplet SessionManager
    , _db    :: Snaplet Postgres
    , _auth :: Snaplet (AuthManager App)
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makeLenses ''App

type AppHandler = Handler App App

instance HasPostgres (Handler b App) where
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Cirebon Train Station (, Station Code: CN) also known as Cirebon Kejaksan Station is the main railway station in the Cirebon area located on Siliwangi Street, Kebonbaru, Kejaksan, Cirebon. The station is located at DAOP 3 area as North Cross Line, but in this station there is also cross line in Purwokerto Station which is connected by South Cross Line in Kroya Station. Therefore, most of the trains both north and south lines stopped at this station, except economy class train which is stop at .

As a transfer station, Cirebon Station is one-side station where the emplacement is located one side linearly with station building.

History

The current building of Cirebon Station was the work of a Dutch architect Pieter Adriaan Jacobus Moojen. It was built by the train company Staats Spoorwegen (SS) in 1912. The architecture of the building follows the Dutch Rationalist conformed into the tropics, becoming a new vernacular style sometimes dubbed the New Indies Style.

In 2011, Cirebon and  stations were renovated by elevating the platforms, increasing the number of lanes and the existing facilities.

Services
The following is a list of train services at the Cirebon Station

Passenger services
 Executive class
 Argo Bromo Anggrek to  and
 Argo Dwipangga to  and
 Argo Lawu to  and
 Argo Muria to  and
 Argo Sindoro to  and
 Brawijaya to  and
 Bima to  and
 Gajayana to  and
 Purwojaya to  and
 Taksaka to  and
 Executive and business class
 Ciremai to  and
 Gumarang to  and
 Ranggajati from and to  via  -
 Executive and economy class
 Argo Cheribon from and to
 Harina to  and
 Sawunggalih to  and
 Singasari to  and
 Fajar Utama Yogya to  and
 Senja Utama Yogya to  and
 Fajar/Senja Utama Solo to  and

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Cultural Properties of Indonesia in West Java
Railway stations in West Java
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Thomas George Estates Winery was established in 2008 when Tom Baker acquired the winery and vineyard of Russian River Valley wine pioneer Davis Bynum. He chose the Russian River Valley and the Davis Bynum Vineyard in particular on the basis of his belief that it is one of the best terroirs anywhere in which to grow and produce Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
The Davis Bynum vineyard, now named Baker Ridge, was rejuvenated and replanted in 2008 except for two exceptional blocks of Pinot Noir, Backbone Block and Dexter's Block which remain from the original 1970's vineyard plantings of Davis Bynum. This vineyard is planted to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Grenache Noir.
The winery, originally a 1920's hop kiln that Davis Bynum converted into a winery was renovated into a modern, state of the art wine making facility and the winery tasting room, houses and grounds were enhanced. All of this work was done while retaining the provenance and spirit of the Russian River Valley and the legacy of Davis Bynum.
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I know right? Like who would be paying attention to the fashion show at that point?!
I've loved Shpongle ever since I first heard Dorset Perception back in 2001. The best thing about Shpongle is that crazy old hippie Raja Ram.
Weird. My favorite album of 2018 won the Grammy for it. Also, This is America won best song? Cool. Hopefully that event sticks with a not sucking trend. I can't remember a time when I saw their results and was even halfway interested.
Yeah, but Greta van Fleet won best rock album. I think they are... somewhat overrated. There are more deserving rock bands out there.
Good on Donald Glover, though. He won big.
I discovered Beach House a couple of years ago and feel like they're criminally overlooked. They have a certain sound that if you hate it you'll hate it, but if you like dreamy synth pop you'll love their whole catalogue and feel thankful they exist.
Yeah! Beach House is the best. I have all of their albums except for the first couple.
It's quite awesome to come back here after a few years of absence and see this thread I started more than a decade ago still going strong.
I made a new post before I saw this thread. So, I will add this video here. "Shockwave, are you ready?"
Here's one that's been on rotation for ages on my playlist. So simple yet so good.
The into the spider verse soundtrack is fire.
I learned of Bat for Lashes and Natasha Khan after becoming enchanted by this song from the Saoirse Ronan movie How I Live Now. Everything on the album Requiem is equally haunting and beautiful.
I haven't kept up with her, but this was the first song I ever heard by her, it was off the first album.
Bat for Lashes has some great songs. Some of my favorites are Sunday Love, All Your Gold, and Glass.
I'm currently going through all of NPR Music's SXSW 100 which went up this week! Always a good resource for finding new stuff!
On 2 February 1969, David Bowie went in to Willesden's Morgan Studios to cut a new song, 'Space Oddity', with colleague John 'Hutch' Hutchinson (who sings the 'ground control' sections) for 'Love You Till Tuesday', a film that was being made by Bowie's then manager, Kenneth Pitt.
Bowie subsequently demoed further versions of the song in an attempt to secure a record deal, which led ultimately to a contract with Mercury/Philips and the world-famous hit version recorded on 20 June 1969. The February recording finally became part of Decca when Pitt sold the rights to Love You Til Tuesday to PolyGram in 1984.
This came out a few weeks ago. The song totally rips and so does the video. This Land by Gary Clark Jr.
In that set I was super impressed with the song Grasses by Daughter of Swords. I instantly went to Apple Music and found one singlular song called Gem. It's excellent! It did this thing to me. At about 1:30 the Bass comes in. I had an ASMR like reaction, but rather than feeling tingling I felt like a warm and heavy blanket was dropped onto my body. It happened again later in the song. I'm not high on drugs. I haven't drank alcohol. On very rare occasions music will have a pronunced effect on my mind and body.
I also found this. Incredible.
Thanks for digging those up! So great! I'm gonna buy some music related to all 3 of those singers at some point. I already have and love all the Sylvan Esso stuff. Definitely will buy some Daughter of Swords and Mountain Men.
There's just a lot of great new music coming out. Julianna Hatfield released a full length album last Friday and it's great. It's exactly the type of rock'n'roll record that I've been looking for.
Open Mike used to host a really good podcast but he inexplicably stopped making it several years ago. He's made a couple appearances on Harmontown since but it's just not the same.
That song and video are DOPE! f*ck the NFL.


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The disciples of the empty tomb
Napoleon Bonaparte died on the Island of St. Helen, in May 1821. It was his wish to be buried on the banks of the Seine River, in Paris.
Thus, his remains were transferred in 1840 and are found in the Dome of The invalids, in the French capital, being one of the most visited monuments.
The tomb is absurdly large. The coffin is made of porphyry imported from Russia. On the walls of the crypt there are carved his works, the conquests, the constructions ordered by him, as the Arch of Triumph.
For its turn, the tomb of the prophet Mohammed is found in the Prophet´s Mosque, in the city of Medina, in Saudi Arabia.
According to the Islamic tradition, the tomb itself is not embellished or ornamented. But it is marked by a green wooden dome, built by the Ottoman Turks and insulated by a mesh of gold and black curtains.
It is a historical place, visited by Muslim pilgrims.
In India, the Taj Mahal, considered the greatest temple to love of all times, attracts tourists from the whole world. In there it is found the body of Mumtaz Mahal, who married, at the age of nineteen, the prince, who became the Emperor.
She was a woman of legendary beauty and virtue. The kindness of her heart made her interfere in favor of the less fortunate.
Her marriage was marked by the profound love they nurtured for each other, never diminished by the passage of time or after the birth of their fourteen children. She was the constant companion of the beloved husband, accompanying him on all journeys through the great empire.
In Paris, the Père Lachaise Cemetery congregates tombs of famous people, some standing out for the architecture, grandeur, originality, attracting tourists from many parts of the world.
Famous people. Great tombs. Pilgrimages. Sightseeing tours.
We remember of a carpenter, whose first visitors were the shepherds who kept their flocks in the field. He lived among men a bit more than three decades.
Uppon his death, they borrowed him a tomb that had never been used, and His body was deposited in there, at hurry, considering the proximity of the Jewish Sabbath.
Armed guards were placed in the entrance, which was sealed with official seals.
In the morning of the third day, the rock that locked the entrance was removed, by strange force, a great light was made and nothing, besides the sheet, in which the body was wrapped, was found in the place.
He was seen, full of light and life, by travelers on the way to Emmaus, by the apostles gathered in the upper room, by a woman in the garden of the sepulcher.
After forty days of living with the ones He had chosen for His apostolic collegiate, friends and disciples, He disappeared from His sight, looking like He had undone himself in light.
No one has ever found the physical body, the end of which is ignored.
Lord of Immortality, He has only left an empty tomb. Not bones, not ashes.
He who had taught that the Father must be worshiped in Spirit and Truth, has left us an empty tomb. Nothing physical to be venerated.
It all to say, once again, that the true life is the one of the Spirit, Immortal and perennial.
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Linhai, Polaris - Side-by-sides and ATV
Quad bikes and side-by-side vehicles used for rough terrains
June 26, 2017 Claire Smithard
Owing to the improved gearboxes and motors in the new Linhai and Polaris ranges of quad bikes and all-terrain vehicle (ATV) Rangers, engine and gearbox services for both are required only after 100 hrs of use as opposed to the run in time service of 50 hrs.
Being distributed in South Africa through equipment supplier Smith Power Equipment (SPE), the quads and the ATV rangers are used for robust tasks, such as working in off-road conditions that can be muddy, uneven or traversing up and down hills, explains SPE Polaris and Linhai product range national sales manager Mark Chittenden.
"This is the reason why most of the ATV rangers use four-wheel drives systems that have high and low settings on their gearboxes."
Two Wheel Drive Quad Bike
Chittenden notes that two-wheel-drive quads are available from Linhai – the Linhai Rustler 260 quad, which is used for basic tasks on farms and game farms where the conditions are not extremely difficult to traverse and there are pre-existing dirt roads for the quads on which to operate.
Linhai Rustler 260XL
He explains that the quad has a 257cc engine that uses an automatic continuously variable transmission (CVT) gearbox that drives the two rear wheels and has a 13 ℓ petrol tank. The engine and gearbox combined enable the quad to carry 150 kg, with a towing capacity of 100 kg.
More difficult tasks, such as mitigating driving in the bush, requires four-wheel-drive ATV rangers.
Chittenden says the Polaris Ranger series uses a four-wheel-drive system and is used by farmers to tend to fields, or for hunting, game drives, transporting equipment to remote locations or anti-poaching operations where no pre-existing roads exist.
The Polaris ATV Rangers are available in 567 cc petrol engine to a 900 cc petrol engine with an additional 1028 cc diesel engine, all of which use automatic gearbox systems that can be adjusted to a high- or low-range setting. The ranger can be fitted with a two-seater cabin that allows for extra storage space or a four-seater configuration.
Leopard Rock – Polaris Ranger 800
"The high- and low-range settings of the ATV rangers are meant to
overcome different kinds of terrain. The high-range settings allow for more speed, while the low-range setting provides more power for the four-wheel-drive system," he explains.
Moreover, Chittenden mentions that one of the biggest challenges SPE and other has had to deal with in supplying these ranges locally, has been to provide a good amount of after-sales service for clients because of the remote locations that the quad bikes and ATV's are used in.
However, with 45 dealers throughout South Africa, the company has been able to overcome the challenge by providing remote support from the nearest branch and provides full services at any of the dealers, he concludes.
This article featured in Engineering News, May 2017 and also on their website [click here]
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Edward, Prince of Saxe-Weimar
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Edward, Prince of Saxe-Weimar Gender: M
Birthname William Augustus Edward
born on 11 October 1823 at 23:45 (= 11:45 PM )
Place London, England, 51n30, 0w10
Timezone LMT m0w10 (is local mean time)
Collector: Scholfield
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Prince of Saxe-Weimar Edward (Photo taken on the field, Crimea, 1855)
British military officer of German parents. After a career in the Grenadier Guards, he became Major General commanding the Brigade of Guards and General Officer Commanding the Home District in 1870, General Officer Commanding Southern District in October 1878 and Commander-in-Chief, Ireland in October 1885. He was promoted to field marshal in 1897 despite his career including no great military achievements.
On 27 November 1851 Edward married, morganatically, Lady Augusta Katherine Gordon-Lennox (a daughter of Charles Gordon-Lennox, 5th Duke of Richmond), who was created Countess of Dornburg by the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar the day before the wedding. They had no children.
On 13 November 1902 Edward suffered an attack of appendicitis, followed by acute congestion of the kidneys on 14 November. His condition worsened and he died at 3 AM on 16 November 1902, aged 79, in Portland Place, London.
child->parent relationship with Ida, Princess of Saxe-Meiningen (born 25 June 1794)
child->parent relationship with Karl Bernhard, Prince of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (born 30 May 1792)
sibling relationship with Amalia, Princess of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (born 20 May 1830)
Relationship : Marriage 27 November 1851 (Lady Augusta Katherine Gordon-Lennox)
Death by Disease 16 November 1902 at 03:00 AM in London (Age 79)
Sy Scholfield quotes from 'Births,' The Times (London, England), Tuesday, 14 Oct. 1823, p. 3: "The Duchess of Saxe Weimar was safely delivered at a quarter before 12 o'clock on Saturday night, of a fine male infant, at the residence of the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, at Bushey."
Time of death from 'Prince Edward Of Saxe-Weimar,' The Times (London, England), 17 Nov. 1902, p. 10.
Family : Relationship : Number of Marriages (One)
Family : Parenting : Kids none
Vocation : Military : Military career
Notable : Famous : Royal family (House of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach)
Retrieved from "https://www.astro.com:8443/wiki/astro-databank/index.php?title=Edward,_Prince_of_Saxe-Weimar&oldid=194938"
Birthday 11 October
Birthplace London, ENG (UK)
Sun 17 Libra
Moon 16 Capricorn
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The article covers process models for HR IT projects and in particular for HR transformation projects. Based on the authors' experience, an applied process model for HR transformation projects in a cloud-based environment is derived. The article identifies findings applicable to the fields of organisation, business, and IT as well as decisions and critical success factors in the specific context of cloud-based HR solutions.
The research on electronic human resources management (e-HRM) covers two distinct and widely separated fields of academia and practical management: information technologies (IT) and human resources management (HRM). This article will aim at analysing both of them from a holistic and a practice point of view, contributing to the research gap. Therefore, it will analyse fields such as IT and HRM, and how much more effort is needed to bring and integrate them together. There are three focal fields in HR digitalisation: digital employees, work content and digital employee management (Strohmeier and Parry 2014). "Digital employees" refers to the upcoming generations with a high affinity to IT entering the labour market (Prensky 2001). The "work content" defines how to work in a digital working environment while the "digital employee management" refers to applications that "support and network the HR profession". This article focuses on the latter and especially on how to transform HR processes into the digital world with the help of cloud technology. This article is organised in the following way. The article opens with an overview of the evolution of e-HRM including the varying definitions of the terms itself. Subsequent, the impact on the academic research is depicted as well as the implications on the industry using e-HRM solutions. Challenges that arise when transforming HR into the digital world are discussed next. Based on this, a brief overview of project management approaches is depicted and a process model that matches the peculiar requirements of HR transformation projects into a cloud environment is derived. Next, a case study based on experiences from several transformation projects follows. The article finishes by discussing the implications of this article for researchers and practitioners.


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ORIENTAL — The bridge of this waterfront community will be closed to all vehicular traffic from 3 pm until 11 pm on Saturday, June 30. Once an ideal spot for watching Croaker Festival fireworks, the elevated road has recently become the official launching pad for the festival's annual pyrotechnics show. Please see map below for an alternative route, using Kershaw Road, to enter and exit the town.
PARADE AWARDS: Have you ever considered where the awards come from and how the entries for the Croakerfest Parade are judged? The Ladies of the Neuse of the Oriental Woman's Club have been busy this year as they have every year creating new and original trophies for the parade. A panel of three judges watches the parade, looking for most creative, theme related, musical, colorful, or whatever they see as worthy. Winning entries receive a custom-made award to commemorate the day.
COMMUNITY CHURCH SERVICE: Sunday, July 1, at 10 a.m. churches from the Oriental area have planned a community service to celebrate the Fourth of July. The service will take advantage of a tent set up for the Croaker Festival at the town's waterfront Lou Mac Park. Participating churches include: Oriental First Baptist, Rev. Ricky Miller, Pastor; Oriental Free Will Baptist, Rev, Grady Simpson. Pastor; Oriental United Methodist, Rev. Jimmy Weaver, Pastor; Pamlico Presbyterian Church, Rev, Adam Christiansen, Pastor; St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Father Paull, Pastor. For more information, call Grady Simpson at (252) 745-4545.


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Finally! Chino Hills holder of $528 million…
Finally! Chino Hills holder of $528 million Powerball lotto ticket comes forward
Balbir Atwal, owner of the Chino Hills 7-Eleven in Chino Hills that sold the winning lottery ticket, congratulates the winning couple. (Neil Nisperos/Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)
Muzaffar Faroqui sells Powerball tickets on Tuesday, July 19, 2016 at the Chino Hills 7-Eleven that sold the winning Powerball ticket in the $1.6 billion jackpot. After more than six months owners Marvin and Mae Acosta claimed their share in the largest jackpot in U.S. lottery history. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz/Southern California News Group)
7-Eleven assistant manager M. Faroqui celebrates after selling the winning near-$1.6 billion Powerball Lottery ticket in Chino Hills on Jan. 13, 2016.
By Imran Ghori | ighori@scng.com and Penny Arevalo | parevalo@scng.com | The Press-Enterprise
PUBLISHED: July 19, 2016 at 12:06 pm | UPDATED: August 30, 2017 at 6:16 am
Six months after a $1.6 billion Powerball lottery jackpot set records, the holder of the winning ticket bought at a Chino Hills 7-Eleven has finally come forward.
Marvin and Mae Acosta were announced as the winners in a tweet from the California Lottery on Tuesday morning. Their hometown was not revealed, but a property search and neighbors confirmed they lived in Eastvale — until last week.
The couple wants "to remain as private as possible," the tweet says.
The drawing Jan. 13 set off a nationwide frenzy, with three tickets poised to share the jackpot, or $528.8 million apiece. When word got out that California's winning ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven at 4092 Chino Hills Parkway, owned by Balbir Atwal, the store quickly filled with people celebrating the win — but the actual winner was not among them.
The winners from Tennessee came forward almost immediately, while the Florida winners took about a month to reveal themselves.
Meanwhile, Chino Hills waited and wondered.
"We finally know who our mystery winners are," California Lottery Director Hugo Lopez said in a statement. "It may have taken six months for them to come to one of our offices, but these winners did just what we tell all our winners to do — they read our Winner's Handbook and then assembled a team of legal and financial advisers to help them make the most of this windfall."
Lopez added that he "couldn't be happier for them and are thrilled they took the time to assemble the right team before coming in to claim."
• VIDEO: Chino Hills' 7-Eleven owner talks about selling winning Powerball ticket
According to the California Lottery, the Acostas declined a 30-year annuity worth $528.8 million before federal taxes, opting instead for a one-time payment of $327.8 million, as the Tennessee and Florida couples did.
The couple is refusing all interviews and requests for photographs, according to lottery officials. They did release this statement:
"We are thankful and blessed for the rare gift that has been placed in our care. We have engaged a team of advisers to educate and guide us through this process so that we can be good stewards of these new resources.
"While many decisions are still to be made, we have committed nearly all of this new resource to a trust and to charities that are important to us," their statement continues. "While we are very grateful for the wonderful wishes and encouragement we've received, it is not our intention to become public figures, and we ask for and appreciate privacy going forward. Thank you."
For about seven months, Marvin and Mae Acosta kept to themselves in a home in a quiet cul-de-sac in Eastvale with their neighbors unaware that the couple held a multimillion-dollar winning Powerball ticket.
The couple, who appeared to be in their 40s, moved in around last December but did not interact with other neighbors, said Rodrigo Jiminez, 67, who lives in a house nearby.
"They don't say hi, they don't say nothing," Jiminez said.
Jiminez said he saw two large moving trucks pack up the house and leave Friday.
A next-door neighbor, who would only give her name as Emily, said Marvin Acosta would sometimes wave to her, but she didn't know much about the family.
They had two children, a girl who appeared to be 15, and a boy of 4 or 5, she said. The girl would sometimes play basketball out front, Emily said.
She, like other neighbors, was surprised to learn that the Acostas won the lottery.
"I'm very happy for them," said Maria Franco, 67, who said she never spoke to them once.
• PHOTOS: Winners of $528 million Powerball lotto ticket purchased at Chino Hills 7-Eleven come forward
The cul-de-sac is part of the Brooke Terrace neighborhood not far from Roosevelt High School in Norco. No cars were in the driveway or in front of the Acosta home, a tan and brown-trim colored stucco home with a brown tile roof. The grass and bushes out front were neatly manicured.
"For having that much money I'm surprised they lived here," said another neighbor, Josh Schreter, 37.
The winners remained shrouded in mystery for months. Initially, several hoaxters claimed ownership of the golden ticket. Meanwhile, Atwal collected his $1 million for owning the business that sold the ticket, and the clerk who handled the transaction, M. Faroqui, enjoyed his 15 minutes of fame, landing a guest spot on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
Approached by reporters Tuesday morning with the news, Atwal asked: "Are you sure?"
After hearing that the news came from state lottery officials, he added that he's "so happy for them. And I'm glad that they play here."
Powerball is played in 44 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Unlike the California-only SuperLotto Plus jackpot winners — who must come forward with their ticket within 180 days of the draw date — Powerball winners have a year to stake their claim.
Since news spread about the history-making ticket, business is booming, Atwal added. He's seen a 30 percent uptick in sales overall, with an 80 percent increase in lottery ticket sales.
Asked if people feel lucky in Chino Hills, he said, "Yes, they are."
Staff writer Neil Nisperos contributed to this report.
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El Renault Espace es un monovolumen del segmento D producido por el fabricante de automóviles francés Renault desde 1984. El Espace abarca cinco generaciones, estrenadas en 1984, 1991, 1998, 2002 y 2015; las tres primeras fueron producidas en Romorantin-Lanthenay, Francia, mientras que la cuarta es producida en Sandouville, Francia.

Originalmente diseñado para venderse como Talbot a finales de los setenta, fue lanzado al mercado en 1984 y fabricado por Matra, y se considera el primer monovolumen de la historia. En sus dos últimas generaciones existió en versión larga ("Grand Espace").

Espace I (1984-1991)

El diseño del Espace se concibió originalmente en los años 70 por el diseñador inglés Fergus Pollock, que estuvo trabajando para la subsidiaria británica de Chrysler, en su centro de diseños en Coventry. Posteriormente, Matra, que estuvo afiliada con Simca, entró a trabajar en el diseño.

Se pensó este modelo para ser vendido por Talbot, así se trabajó en algunos prototipos y conceptos para este fin. En 1978, antes de que el Espace entrara en producción, Talbot y Simca fueron vendidas a la compañía francesa PSA Peugeot Citroën, y así el diseño del Espace fue dado a Matra.

PSA decidió que el Espace tenía un diseño muy arriesgado y un coste demasiado alto como para ser producido, y Matra habló con Renault sobre este proyecto (PSA posteriormente entró en este sector en 1995, concretamente once años después con el Citroën Evasion/Peugeot 806).

El concepto de Matra llegó a ser el Renault Espace. El diseño realizado con una carrocería hecha de fibra de vidrio se montó en un chasis de acero, usando la misma técnica de ensamblaje que la factoría del Talbot Matra Murena.

El Espace fue lanzado por Renault en 1984 (el modelo similar que Chrysler desarrolló en Estados Unidos fue lanzado un año antes, en 1983). Nada más comenzar la producción se puso en duda la viabilidad del proyecto. Como dato anecdótico, en el primer mes de ventas solo se entregaron 9 unidades, hasta no alcanzarse los dos años no se llegó a rentabilizar la inversión y fue a partir de 1989 cuando empezó a venderse en unas cifras considerables.

Espace I - Fase II

Trabajado desde el éxito obtenido, el Espace fue renovado en 1989, siendo sustituidos los contenidos de Talbot/Simca por componentes originales de Renault (el chasis y los componentes mecánicos del coche prácticamente permanecieron sin cambios). Exteriormente la mayor diferencia entre el primer Espace y el fase 2 en 1989 fue el cambio en los faros, así aparte de una nueva iluminación más inclinada que la anterior se sustituyeron las tulipas naranjas de los indicadores de intermitencia por unos blancos.

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Espace II (1991-1997)

Una versión renovada del Espace fue presentada en 1991, adoptando la "imagen de familia" de Renault en lugar de la que poseía de Talbot la versión original. Básicamente era una nueva piel para el mismo modelo y dotarle de un nuevo interior muy mejorado y con un tablero de mandos también mucho mejor que el original. El chasis del vehículo apenas sufrió modificaciones. En los crashtest sacó una mala nota: 2 estrellas.

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Espace III (1997-2003)

La tercera generación del Espace fue lanzada en 1997. Su principal rasgo diferenciador fue el cambio radical sufrido en el interior que le daba una imagen muy futurista al modelo (incorporando el velocímetro digital en la parte central). El motor pasó de tener una ubicación longitudinal a una transversal, y se estrenó también una variante con una batalla y voladizo trasero extendidos, llamada "Grand Espace", que permitía llevar a siete pasajeros y su equipaje. Algunas unidades de esta tercera generación del Espace fueron adaptadas para taxi para el Aeropuerto Internacional de Kuala Lumpur.

Los motores gasolina eran un 2.0 litros de dos válvulas por cilindro y 113 CV, un 2.0 litros de cuatro válvulas por cilindro y 140 CV, y un V6 de 3.0 litros y 190 CV. Los Diésel son un 1.9 litros con dos válvulas por cilindro, inyección directa, turbocompresor de geometría fija y 98 CV, un 2.2 litros con inyección directa, turbocompresor y 115 CV, y un 2.2 litros con cuatro válvulas por cilindro, inyección directa common-rail, turbocompresor de geometría variable, intercooler y 129 CV.

Fase I (1997-2000)

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Fase II (2000-2003)

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Espace IV (2003-2015)

La cuarta generación del Espace fue presentada en 2003 Y fue el primer modelo del Espace diseñado y construido enteramente por Renault. Todas las versiones anteriores fueron montadas en la factoría Romarantin de Matra y esta se fabricaba en Sandouville conjuntamente con el Laguna y Vel Satis. Este nuevo vehículo fue también el primer modelo del Espace realizado totalmente de acero; al igual que el Espace III, el Espace IV tiene variantes corta y larga.

Su imagen fue adaptada a la nueva dirección dada por Renault a sus modelos siguiendo la estela del Vel Satis y del Avantime. Incorpora los últimos avances en seguridad y fue el primer monovolumen en conseguir 5 estrellas EURONCAP. Tiene unos asientos independientes deslizantes sobre raíles que le confieren una gran modularidad y comodidad interior así como sistemas de confort y seguridad como el freno de aparcamiento automático, techo eléctrico panorámico, tarjeta Renault manos libres. que lo hacen ideal como un vehículo familiar.

Los motores gasolina son un 2.0 litros atmosférico de 136 CV y con turbocompresor y 163 CV (luego 170 CV), y un 3.5 litros de 240 CV; este último es de origen Nissan, y lo utilizan modelos como el Nissan Pathfinder y el Nissan Murano.

Los diésel son un 1.9 litros de 120 CV, un 2.0 litros de 130, 150 o 173 CV, un 2.2 litros de 150 CV, y un 3.0 litros de 177 CV. Los tres con inyección directa common-rail, turbocompresor de geometría variable e intercooler.

Todos los motores tienen cuatro cilindros en línea y cuatro válvulas por cilindro, salvo el 1.9 litros de 120 CV, que tiene dos válvulas por cilindros, y los gasolina 3.5 litros y Diésel 3.0 litros, que tienen seis cilindros en V.

En 2012 fue reestilizada la parte delantera y se renovaron las tapicerías, equipamientos tantos de confort como de seguridad y el diseño de las llantas.

Fase I (2003-2006)

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Fase II (2006-2010)

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Fase III (2010-2015)

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Espace V (2015 - presente)

En 2015, comienza la venta de esta nueva generación del Espace. Viene con más altura del suelo a la carrocería, y trae un montón de nuevos detalles que hacen pasar a la marca generalista francesa por una premium: pantalla táctil central a modo de tableta, diseño exterior a modo de SUV-Cupé...
Es cierto que esta nueva plataforma pretende eliminar el diseño de un gran monovolumen, pero continúa con el espacio interno de un gran monovolumen. Tiene también una mayor altura, por lo que perfectamente se puede confundir por un SUV o Todocamino, pero realmente no lo es, y la forma de las ventanillas de la tercera fila están a modo de SUV-Cupé, pero no lo es ni lo pretende.
El nuevo diseño parece ser más compacto que en generaciones anteriores, y eso es correcto, pero en el interior no es apreciable. Transmite ese tipo de monovolumen que siempre ha dado el Espace.

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Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Funcionamiento del freno de parking automático
 Funcionamiento de tarjeta Renault

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The vision of Charleston Playhouse includes producing a full Mainstage Season, a Broadway Concert Series featuring A-List Broadway performers, and a Broadway Cabaret Series. Featuring Broadway actors, members of *Actors' Equity Association, and professional local talent, Charleston Playhouse is here to deliver a top-of-the-line theatre experience, while also giving local professionals the opportunity to further their careers. We will be compensating every Artist with a competitive weekly salary and offering credit toward membership into *Actors' Equity Association, a first for Charleston. We will also offer internships and Masterclasses for the next generation of theatre professionals through our partnership with College of Charleston's Department of Theatre and Dance. Our goal is to make Charleston a year-round destination for professional entertainment for locals and tourists to enjoy.
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Mein Buch ('my book') reflects on the declension of possessive pronouns in the German language (or as Mark Twain would say, 'The Awful German Language'). It consists of stamped words which are all declensions of the word 'mein'. The stamping causes fluctuations from word to word and from booklet to booklet, mimicking the constant (and to the novice learner bewildering) flow of word form variations that German presents due to the required identification of grammatical case, number and gender. Also see Tischblumenbilder.
Realized at Künstlerhaus Bethanien during a residency awarded by the Mondriaan Fonds.
Stamped with archival black ink, booklet size 11 x 19 cm, 24 pages.
Edition limited to 50 numbered copies.
Priced at € 24,- plus shipping. See more images here.
The book is included in the collections of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Bibliothèque Kandinsky (Centre Pompidou), Columbia University, Jan Michalski Foundation for Writing and Literature, Kunstbibliothek (Berlin), MoMA Library, Mumok Vienna, National Library of The Netherlands (Koninklijke Bibliotheek), Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte (Munich).


The celebration of Mass on Sunday is, for Catholics, the centre of the week. Sunday Mass is celebrated at St Cuthbert's at 10:00am (Sung Parish Mass) and at 6:30pm (Sung Student Mass during University Term; quieter during vacations).
Mass is usually celebrated daily during the week at 9:15am on Saturdays; 12:15pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; and 7:00pm on Wednesdays. The Wednesday evening Mass during University Term is usually sung with simple chants.
Weekday Mass times (and occasionally venues) are subject to change: please see the right hand column of this page for the times over the next week.
The Blessed Sacrament is exposed before Mass on Wednesday evenings (i.e. c. 6:30pm – 6:55pm) during term, Advent and Lent; the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is also available in this period.
On Tuesday mornings during term, the Catholic Society celebrates Lauds (Morning Prayer). Lauds lasts about 15-20 minutes. Books and instruction are provided if necessary. The Catholic Society organises a breakfast afterwards.
Morning Prayer is also celebrated on most weekdays at 8.00am, and at 8.45am on Saturday and Sunday.


Products that are deemed unavoidably unsafe are not considered to be defective products under very specific guidelines. One of the most important questions that needs to be answered during a product liability case is whether or not the product in question is actually a defective product. If the product is not defective than the product liability case will more than likely go nowhere. There are a couple of ways that a product can be defective. Those ways are if a product is marketed with inadequate instructions or warnings as to foreseeable risks, if a product is manufactured with a flaw, and if a product is designed in a way that a foreseeable injury could result then the product is deemed as a defective product. Only one of these circumstances must be met for a product to be declared defective by the courts. So, a product can be defective in one or more ways; in its marketing, its manufacturing, or its design. If a product is deemed to be defective, the court will determine how it is defective and who is liable; the marketer, the manufacturer, or the designer. Unavoidable unsafe is something totally separate from defective products and the courts of the United States have made sure that they differentiate from the two. A product that is unavoidably unsafe is not necessarily a product that is made to be intentionally unsafe. Rather, it is a product that is made unsafe because of its nature of use. So what is the difference between a dangerous product and an unavoidably unsafe product? It comes down to four criteria.
The four criteria for determining whether a product is dangerous or unavoidably unsafe are the manner in which the product was prepared, the manner in which the product was marketed, the utility of the product compared to the risk it poses and whether there are any alternatives to the product available.
Preparation: when a product is in the process of manufacturing and a mistake is made and that mistake makes the product ineffective or dangerous, then the product does not fall under the unavoidably unsafe jurisdiction.
Marketing: if a product is not marketed properly then it might not fall under the unavoidably unsafe jurisdiction. Such mistakes in marketing include not having the proper instructions in the packaging or not providing the proper warnings with the product.
Utility vs. Risk: the third requirement of unavoidably unsafe is that the product's utility must outweigh the product's risk of danger. Products such as birth control medication and beauty products have been found to be sufficiently useful despite their known risks.
Some of the most common and widely known examples of unavoidably unsafe products are prescription medications, dry cleaning solvents, hair bleach, hair dye, acetone, industrial strength bathroom cleaning products, permanent wave solutions and benzene.
Have you or a loved one been injured by an unavoidable unsafe product or a dangerous product? Contact an experienced products liability attorney regarding your legal rights and options about your case today.


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Currently, the agricultural sector in Uganda employs over 78% of Uganda's population, accounts for 53% of the national export revenue and contributes 24% of GDP. It has great potential to address youth unemployment currently at 83%. "We believe that agriculture can do much better if more youth are attracted given their natural vibrancy and creativity" says Khamutima Tumwebaze, the Executive director of Young farmers Coalition of Uganda ( YOFACO ).
With the current population growth rate at 3.24% annually, total population expected to double in the next 20 years and youth continuing to shun agriculture, Uganda's food security is at risk. The Ugandan labor market is able to absorb only 80,000 new workforce entrants out of the 400,000 youth entering the labor market each year. Youth represent 83% of the country's unemployed. Yet youth engagement in agriculture is declining amidst rising youth unemployment levels.
The country's ability to achieve its most strategic goals – wealth creation, poverty reduction, economic development and food security are all at risk if the youth potential in agriculture is not harnessed now.
According toMr. Khamutima Tumwebaze, significant gains are possible from more active engagement of youth members of farm families; youth represent more than 50% of the total farm population, from which less than 10% are currently paid for their efforts. "On-farm youth also face empowerment challenges; when working their parents' land, less that 5% of youth report being able to make decisions regarding work and crop cultivation." he asserts. However, he is more concerned about particular youth challenges like access to finance which he says is estimated to be only one third of other sector actors. "While youth are more likely to have access to land in the North, they lack the capacity to prepare it and lack access to basic machinery including oxen, tractors and common agricultural tools", says Khamutima.
Block Farming Brings Youth Together.
YOFACO is mobilising youth in agriculture via the use of block farming. This one-year project, funded by Feed the Future's Commodity Production & Marketing Activity (CPMA), targets 4,000 young maize and beans farmers in 10 districts across the four regions of Uganda. The project aims to establish a total of 160 block farms with 33 block farms already established in Mubende, Masindi, Oyam, and Lira.
The initiative is to act as an example to inspire fellow young people to engage in agriculture.
The program includes training of youth in agribusiness skills and group dynamics, assisting members in forming block farm groups, and linking them to competitive markets and agro input dealers for genuine products and in this aspect YOFACO has successfully linked its members to Pearl Seeds for contract farming of maize and beans seeds.
Initial results of the program are promising. Over 9,200 farmers have been trained on group dynamics, leadership and governance as well as in seed multiplication systems and good agricultural practice (GAP). Two tons of Longe 5 maize, three tons NABE 4 & NABE 15, 600Kg of DAP and Urea, 21 sackets of Victory 72 wp, and 4 litres of Weed All herbicide have been given out to 33 young farmers groups under the project. A total of 180 acres of maize and 106 acres of beans foundation seed have been planted in Mubende, Masindi, Oyam and Lira.
YOFACO has exposed its members to new agricultural opportunities through hands-on farm visits and farmer-to-farmer knowledge sharing.
YOFACO organises monthly coffee nights where people come and taste different blends of coffee with the objective of increasing local coffee consumption. Successful young farmers use this opportunity to share experiences and an influential person is there to provide advice to the hundreds of young farmers who have attended these events. This has also been an effective way to increase YOFACO membership.
Talent Development 2015, YOFACO put in place an initiative that focuses on the nurturing of talents of young farmers and agribusiness through sports – with the ultimate goal of creating business opportunities in the agriculture. This led to YOFACO winning the Uganda National Coffee Football Tournament, which came with several opportunities that included mass awareness, branding and exposure.
Access to finance is important for youth in agriculture and so is financial literacy. YOFACO is expanding young farmers' financial literacy capacity by partnering with GIZ to promote Financial Literacy among the young farmers in Uganda.
In 2015, a TOT to train 24 YOFACO staff and members in Financial Literacy who are now training their farmers' VSLA groups all over the country. In addition to that, financial literacy awareness campaigns including for the Muslim community. Two members of YOFACO have upgraded to certified financial literacy trainers recognized by bank of Uganda to further this cause of empowering young farmers with financial literacy skills.
YOFACO is concerned about the risks to Ugandan agriculture posed by climate change and is currently promoting climate smart agriculture among school children. This has included the formation of 8 young farmer clubs in different secondary schools and delivery of on-farm trainings for producers of passion fruit and coffee. Three YOFACO members have also been trained as District Climate Change champions.


Mayor Glenn "Pig" Jones and challenger Robert Henderson square off in Tuesday's municipal elections in Port Wentworth, which mark the city's first venture into City Council districts.
The ballot is rife with foregone conclusions, with candidates - two incumbents and two newcomers - in all four of the new districts running unopposed.
Two at-large council seats will be contested among three hopefuls.
View the precincts that will be voting and the sample ballots.
Issues: Improving infrastructure at a pace comparable to the city's growth. Avoiding any tax increase that would put a burden on citizens. Improving educational opportunities. And unifying Port Wentworth by putting to rest a north-versus-south mentality.
Issues: Expanding educational opportunities. Boosting public safety services, particularly adequate fire coverage throughout the city. Improving recreational opportunities so children have a positive outlet for their energy.
Issues: Improving accessibility and transparency at City Hall. Supporting public safety departments. Providing all citizens with fair service.
Issues: Pulling the Port Wentworth community together and meeting the needs of both north and south sides of town. Expanding senior citizen services. Providing the north side with recreational facilities.
Issues: Improving education by planning to bring schools that meet the expected increase in children. Vetting the way taxes are spent in the city and exercising fiscal responsibility. Reuniting the city by ridding Port Wentworth's north-south divide.
Issues: Ensuring transparency among municipal leaders. Producing a quarterly budget for citizens seeking infor-mation on spending. Provide ample educational oppor-tunities for children.
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Issues: Improving fire protection on the north end of Port Wentworth. Solving water service problems on the northside while keeping water bills reasonable throughout town. Improving recreation for children, possibly by building a baseball field on the north end.
Issues: Seeing through the wastewater treatment plant project. Ensuring that all citizens - whether hailing from the north or south side - are treated equally.
Issues: Finishing construc-tion of a wastewater treatment plant. Maintaining low taxes. Developing more recreational opportunities.


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module Azure::Compute::Mgmt::V2017_03_30
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    module InstanceViewTypes
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Embrace IR4.0 as we move forward
At the ceremony to launch Taylor's College's CAT and ACCA programmes, (from right) Taylor's College campus director Josephine Tan, Human Resources Minister M. Kulasegaran and Taylor's College school of professional studies head Jason Lo.
TAYLOR's College has launched its Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) and Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) programmes.
In a recent ceremony at Taylor's Lakeside Campus in Selangor, Human Resources Minister M. Kulasegaran who was the guest of honour highlighted the importance of embracing Industry 4.0, saying that it is inevitable as Malaysia heads towards a more connected, automated and efficient society.
"From the Ministry's standpoint, Malaysians should continue to be involved in efforts to be equipped with new skills, engage with the workforce to be ready, and march towards this change – individually and on a corporate level – so that Malaysians remain competitive on a global scale," he said.
Taylor's College campus director Josephine Tan said it was imperative that education institutions equip learners with quality education, including professional qualifications, and extensive skills that are in line with the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4.0) so that they could meet employers' requirements.
"The Malaysia Salary Guide 2019 by Kelly Services highlighted that a key challenge for employers will be hiring local talents who possess the right skills for the job.
"This, coupled with the advent of IR4.0, is why institutions of higher learning like Taylor's College need to equip students with human-centred characteristics such as critical thinking, people management, emotional intelligence, negotiation, resilience, cognitive flexibility, life-long knowledge production. among others.
"By putting more emphasis on human-centred characteristics, students will be able to better adapt to technological changes upon entry into the workforce," she said.
Taylor's College Lakeside Campus in Subang Jaya, Selangor.
In keeping with Taylor's College's commitment to provide a great learning experience for its students, the launch was followed by the first Taylor's College Forum on Professional Qualification, with the topic Revolutionising the Role of Professional Accountants.
The panellists were Kulasegaran, Baker Tilly Malaysia managing partner of audit and assurance Datuk Lock Peng Kuan, BP Malaysia country head Ainol Roznain Yaacob and 6Biz founder and CEO Datuk Vimmy Yap.
Tan said the event was an example of how Taylor's College aims to be a differentiating factor for students who enrol in its CAT and ACCA programmes.
"In addition to value-added initiatives such as this, we also will provide our students with the ability to learn according to their schedule. For our students who are busy professionals, we aim to support their learning journey as best as possible.
"Our ReWIND technology enables them to tune in to their lectures on-the-go. This technology can also be utilised by all students to revise for their examinations.
"Additionally, we have an award-winning campus that is equipped with facilities and amenities to support their learning experience.
"We have a proven track record of high achievements over the past 50 years, as we have engaged some of the best academics to provide all our students the education befitting them.
"To ensure that our CAT and ACCA students are able to further enhance their human-centred characteristics, we have updated one of our compulsory modules with Life Skills to ensure that our students' critical thinking skills will stand them in good stead when they complete the programme," said Tan.
By doing the two programmes at Taylor's College, students will gain a comprehensive learning experience and get a headstart towards the future that they want, she added.
For more information on Taylor's CAT and ACCA programmes, go to https://college.taylors.edu.my/en.html or ACCA at www.accaglobal.com.
Fact Box
Certified Accounting Technician (CAT)
● CAT is open for enrolment with three intakes in January, March and July.
● Students are able to complete this qualification (9 papers) within 1 ½ years. The structured programme takes students' development into account, allowing them the platform to acquire a strong foundation.
● Upon completion of the CAT exams, one year of relevant practical experience and having completed the Foundation in Professionalism modules, students will be entitled to use "CAT" in their designation.
● ACCA is available twice a year with two intakes in January and June.
● Students are able to complete this qualification with various paper selections within three years.
● Students who apply for this are required to have either an Australian Matriculation, A Levels, UEC or any other equivalent qualification.
For more information on Taylor's CAT and ACCA programmes, go to https://college.taylors.edu.my/en.html or ACCA at http://www.accaglobal.com/.
Tags / Keywords: TAYLOR's College , Certified Accounting Technician CAT , Association of Chartered Certified Accountants ACCA , Human Resources Minister M Kulasegaran


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Throat cancer survivor Ray Coates makes London acting debut - after successful run at Queens Park Arts
Published: 13:09 Wednesday 10 October 2018
A driving instructor from Waddesdon who launched a singing and acting career after almost losing his voice to throat cancer will tread the London boards for the first time.
Ray Coates will appear in So Bad by Duncan Turner at the Bread and Roses Theatre in Clapham on Friday and Saturday night.
Ray takes the part of Craven in this play, but most recently played the blind seer, Tiresias, in Bertolt Brecht's version of Antigone at the Queens Park Arts Centre in Aylesbury.
So bad tells the story of Sid, who wakes from a nightmare in which he was pursued by predators.
All Sid wants is to get some sleep and to catch up on David Attenborough on iPlayer. He certainly doesn't want a call from his flatmate, Leo, telling him not to touch his laptop. And he really doesn't need Leo's girlfriend giving him the third degree about where Leo has gone.
All Rose knows is Leo received a text reading 'I'm going to hurt you so bad' just before he disappeared. All Sid knows is the man who sent that message is a brutal criminal called Craven.
Sid may not know all that much about grammar, but he does know the man who sent the text message is a brutal criminal called Craven. He also knows Craven is not the kind of man to worry too much about adjectives and adverbs. To find out more about the play go to www.wildsurmise.co.uk


The first thought many (or most of you) might be thinking is: what business is my bank account of yours?
Your financial bank account is totally your business and none of mine. This post isn't about finances, but other type of bank accounts.
Bank accounts that each of us deposit and withdraw from daily.
What bank accounts are those? The bank accounts of emotion, trust, and love. But instead of the transactional relationships taking place between a bank, and an individual, the bank accounts and transactions I am referring to are between one individual and another.
Just like a real financial bank account has the option for an individual to make deposits and withdraws, bank accounts of emotion, trust and love (and others) operate no differently.
An individual, anytime, anywhere, can make a deposit or withdraw, especially with modern technology now in the fold. And just like a financial bank account benefits from making consistent deposits, so do emotional bank accounts of myriad types.
The more an individual deposits into these bank accounts, the better off it is. Sometimes, large withdraws are made, sometimes large deposits are made. Large withdraws make relationships largely suffer; large deposits make relationships grow.
Please keep in mind, how much that 'deposit' is worth is totally dependent on an individual. One individual might get a small note saying, 'Have a great day' and think nothing of it. No deposit. Another individual might see that gesture as a small deposit, or a medium deposit. Give someone an honest compliment? Small deposit. Give someone a fake compliment? Withdraw. Give someone praise? Deposit. Talk down on someone? Sizeable withdraw. Carry out a random gesture for someone? Deposit. Forget someone's birthday? BIG WITHDRAW!
Consistent deposits have the benefits of that type of bank account not only growing overtime, but what can be done with the size of those 'funds' proportional to what the balance is.
For instance, say someone's gained your trust by making consistent deposits for years, so much so that you are willing to go sky diving with that person. I am pretty sure that most of us can agree, to go skydiving with anyone requires a lot of trust, a lot of deposits. Other life circumstances are no different; the skydiving analogy is only used because its an extreme analogy that serves to showcase an instance that a lot of trust is required, an incredible amount in fact.
The opposite case is also true, sometimes there are significant withdraws for any given reason. But even if that takes place, deposits can always be made. Rarely if ever are bank accounts between individuals ever 'frozen', for lack of better words. This is because life, unlike real banks, offer choices. Banks operate under explicit rules, while life allows for a more fluid approach. This allows for individuals to make choices of endless types, all of which can benefit or hurt each 'transaction'.
Now, are you going to be more cognizant of those deposits and withdraws in the future? The notion of emotional bank accounts certainly an interesting concept to consider when seen in this light. It offers the benefit of a wider lens for which to view certain instances from.
And for Heaven's sake, don't let any bank account ever get to $0. Nobody likes to see any type of bank account, emotional or financial down at zero.
But seriously, go make some deposits today! Those pennies will turn into dollars, those dollars will turn into gold and silver, and those precious metals will help you strengthen your asset allocation.
Feel free to let me know what you think of the subject and analogy in the comments below, whether agree or disagree. All opinions are welcome. There is not a one-size-fits-all here, not at all. What is shared is merely shared to encourage thought and consideration.
 The catalyst for this write up was conversation I just finished having with a friend of mine who is training to be a manager somewhere. I told him of the notion of a "Trust Bank Account" since the conversation at one point dovetailed into trust and how overtime trust builds with 'deposits' and the like. The reason I mentioned this analogy was because he had been making significant deposits in 'trust bank accounts' with many people over time, and now, those deposits made over time are paying significant dividends when he least expected it and most needed it.
 This bit is throwing a bit of humor with truth, but the point remains. Most people don't want their birthdays forgotten because its their day, it makes perfect sense. Unpopular opinion: me, on the other hand, I rather people not know because I've never liked the notion of birthdays in the first place for myriad reasons. This drives most of my friends up the wall, but it's the truth though. Not that I am not appreciative of the sentiment, I appreciate it just as much as the next person, its just my opinion on it though.
 Nigh 20 years ago, there was someone was making consistent and significant deposits into our 'bank account' in hindsight, and although the gestures were not overlooked, the magnitude of those gestures didn't seem 'obvious' until hindsight kicked in, until I considered the gestures through this analogy. This is why the analogy works wonders, for you never know how many people or what person is carrying out 'deposits' until you see it, since its easier to connect the dots going backwards in time, than it is forward. I will definitely write about this in the future because (1) not only did this person change my life, but I (2) probably wouldn't be the person I am today without what they did for me.
 Another topic to be explored in the future.
 Perhaps, that's why friends, not having seen each other for years and so on, can pick up where they left off without second thought, because that emotional bank account always had the funds in it, just like a real financial bank account would.


I Love You, Stinkyface: New Year's Tips for Making Reading Fun for Your Child!
My 6-foot tall 21-year old Mark snuggled up next to me. He had generously allowed me to read aloud to him one of his favorite childhood books, I Love You, Stinky Face.
Yesterday I took Mark to the airport to go back to Washington, D.C. for spring semester of his junior year at George Washington University where he is a Political Journalism major (pre-law school).
I can't begin to share how precious it was to read the Stinky Face book aloud to him! Neither of us could stop smiling as warm, wonderful memories of his childhood washed over us. It was a moment that I will cherish forever.
As I shared in a previous post, Mark had severe dyslexia as a child and hated reading for a long time. But he let me read aloud to him, and I did so through regularly from the day he was born throughout his mid-elementary years. Because he hated reading so much, I chose colorful, interesting books and read them aloud with funny, dramatic voices. I always held him close.
So though reading independently was so torturous for him, I made reading times with Mommy filled with warm emotions, laughter, and lots of hugs. In 2018, my young man independently read 18 non-obligatory books (mostly philosophy and complex political science and history books). He is starting this spring as an intern at Brookings Institute, an internationally famous think tank, where he will conduct research on global political ethics. We feel so thankful and blessed that he was chosen for this position.
A highly successful thing I did with him was take him to our local library to read with Delilah the therapy dog. Going through Mark's childhood albums before he leaves for school, we laughed over pictures of him and Delilah snuggled up in the corner of the library with a book. It's fun to see Mark today sitting in the same corner of the library that he sat in when he was five!
In this new year, many parents are resolving to read more with their children. Way to go! Whether or not your child is typically-developing or has special needs, make it a priority to read aloud with him every day. Snuggle close. Use funny voices that will make him laugh. If he struggles to read, don't force him to read out loud. Trust me, he gets enough of that at school. Make reading times warm, positive, and loving. Keep going, and don't get discouraged, no matter how old he is. Nice snacks during reading time don't hurt!
Make reading aloud together a time filled with positive emotions.
For more insights on how to read successfully with your child, please see my youtube video, Reading to Your Child with CARE.


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Things to know Before Choosing the best Roof for a Building
Tony Brian
Before you decide on a roof, there are a few things to consider. For beginners, you need to consider the budget. Roof systems vary in price, so you need to make a plan. You also have to think about what you want.
When looking for roofing materials, building supplies offer most durable, affordable, especially environmentally friendly materials. Depending on costs, materials, preferences and house design, there are various environmental options to choose from.
White roof (cool roof)
Regardless of the material, every light or white roof is called a cool roof. As the name suggests, the roof reflects most of the sun's rays and has a cooling effect on the house. The cooling roof system is an additional advantage because no air conditioning is used during the day and the electricity bill is greatly reduced in summer.
Upended seam metal roof
The roof is long-lasting, reflects light and is 100% recyclable. The metal roof is not only beneficial for green homeowners, but also for anyone who wants to invest in a well-built roof. You can choose a lighter metal roof made from recycled materials to make it better from building supplies. The service life of the metal roof is up to 50 years. The roof is very beneficial for people in snow-covered areas because it can drop the snow and prevent the formation of ice dams.
Tiled roof
It is also known as sustainable wood shaking. For those who are interested in the classic appearance of shingles, shingles from well-managed forests are ideal.
Corrugated roof
The corrugated roof is strong and can endure any severe climate. With progressive expertise, this type of roof doesn't look in the method of tanned elastic or crenelated metal plates. There are different colors and styles. Because of its versatility, manufacturers can suggest different designs. The roof looks simple and neat. The fact that the corrugated roof is durable makes it an excellent green building
Recycled slate or clay roof
Clay and slate stones have been used as roofing materials since ancient times, and people have sought them out. Recycled tiles are the most environmentally friendly choice for roofs. These roofing materials are normal, but very strong. Light mud blocks have the benefit of a cool roof system today.
Tiled roof made from recycled material
Most of the tape tiles sold today are made from recyclable materials such as plastic, wood fiber and rubber. The roof mimics recycled slate and cedar. Recycled shingles are the most environmentally friendly roof products. Recycled shingles are inexpensive and ideal for those who cannot afford expensive slate roofs. They are durable and have a lifespan of more than 50 years, and the roof also has a green advantage. This roof looks good too, nobody would think that it is made of waste. When people use the roof, they reduce waste and have to process new raw materials. Therefore, less energy is used, which leads to less pollution.
Planting green roofs has many advantages, especially in urban areas, as it helps to mitigate the heat effect and purify the air. In addition, the green living design reduces rainwater runoff, provides additional cooling and heat insulation for your home and, above all, gives your home its natural beauty.
Rubber roof
Reinforced rubber tiles from old steel belt tires are a good roof material. It is coated with gravel to improve the texture. The roof has different colors. The rubber roof is resistant to storms and other severe weather conditions. It can take up to 50 years.
Tips for implementing roofs and environmentally friendly roof materials
Roofers are a task that experts should accomplish as they involve handling heavy objects and heights. It also requires knowledge and skills. In order to participate in roofing projects, you must have sufficient carpentry knowledge. Otherwise, you should hire professionals to make the roof for you. Even if you are an expert, working on your own is not recommended.
There are many environmentally friendly roof materials on the market. Make sure you compare the options carefully and then choose the one that suits you. Check the guarantee, the fire protection class and the storm rating.
If you replace the roof, you may need to get a building permit from the authorities and pass the inspection. Before buying, make sure your construction department has approved the roofing material of your choice. Some roofing materials (such as brick or slate) require a strong frame.
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Sleeping In Traffic: Part Two was my very first Beardfish album, and still remains one of their best in my mind. This album has a dark feel throughout and is also often very symphonic. They use a lot of organ sounds, which I am not particularly a fan of, but it isn't as dominant as it is in some progressive rock bands. All of the melodies in these tracks are very memorable and crafted masterly, along with the musicianship being impeccable entirely. I think this is the album that anchored Beardfish into the position of best modern eclectic progressive rock band, and it's hard to disagree. This is stronger than any of the material that they would go on to release in the future. The epic title track is exceptionally fantastic because it changes constantly while remaining coherent and well structured. It never gets boring, and along with the rest of the album, it manages to pack in a healthy dose of humor without sounding stupid.