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Latest Government jobs application for all Indian through WBSTCL Recruitment 2018. Those who wants to work for West Bengal Government in India can apply for this recruitment process. There are various job profiles which are going to be filling up through this recruitment process.
We explained about each job profiles and vacancies related to that job profile in the first table below.
We personally took this information from the official PDF file published by the WBSETCL Department on their website. We always share the reference links under IMPORTANT LINK section related to each job profile.
Those who are looking for the Government jobs in West Bengal can apply for this recruitment process. All fresher candidates are eligible to apply. More information about these Government jobs in India is given below in this article.
What are the Eligibility Criteria for applying this WBSETCL Recruitment?
Those who have one year full time PG Diploma in Mass Communications / Public Relations / Journalism from Indian Institute of Mass Communication can also apply.
The age between 18 to 27 years.
One year PG Diploma in Logistics & Supply Chain Management ca apply these Government jobs.
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Eligible candidates from India can apply for these Government jobs in WB. The procedure for applying these Government jobs is to apply online. The process for applying online will be end on 17th July 2018. You have to apply before this date.
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Turberville, sometimes Turbervile, is an English surname derived from a French toponymic. Two prominent ancient English families of this name existed: Turberville of Coity Castle in Glamorgan and Turberville of Bere Regis in Dorset. Notable people with the surname include:

Arthur Stanley Turberville (1888–1945)
Edward Turberville (c. 1648–1681)
George Turberville (c. 1540–before 1597)
Henry de Trubleville otherwise de Turberville (died 1239), English soldier, Seneschal  of Gascony
James Turberville (died c.1570), English bishop

See also
Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles, in which the d'Urberville family was based on the mediaeval Turberville family of Bere Regis, Dorset
Turberville v Stampe (1697), English tort law case
 Tuberville (disambiguation)

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María Luz Navarro Mayor (Sòria, 8 d'abril de 1918 - Madrid, 2014) va ser conservadora del Museu Arqueològic Nacional des de l'any 1965 fins al 1985, en què es jubilà. Abans havia estat directora del Museu Arqueològic de Girona i per un curt període de temps va exercir com a Conservadora també en el Museu Etnològic Nacional. També va ser professora agregada de llatí en diversos centres públics d'Ensenyament Mitjà.

Biografia
Nascuda a la ciutat de Sòria el 8 d'abril de 1918, de pare industrial i mare mestra, va començar els estudis universitaris el 1932 a la Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres, especialitat d'Història Antiga, de la Universitat Complutense de Madrid, allotjant-se a la Residencia de Señoritas del carrer de Fortuny, fundada i dirigida per la pedagoga María de Maeztu, en estreta col·laboració amb la Institució Lliure d'Ensenyament. Però va haver d'interrompre els estudis universitaris durant la Guerra Civil, que reprendria en acabar aquesta, per assolir la llicenciatura el 1940.

El 1944 va aprovar l'oposició al Cos de Professors Agregats d'Institut com a professora de llatí, i el 1945 la del Cos Facultatiu d'Arxius, Bibliotecaris i Arqueòlegs, any en què va obtenir la seva primera destinació com a conservadora i Directora del Museu Arqueològic de Girona, on va organitzar l'exposició de les seves col·leccions, i com a professora d'institut, llocs en els quals va romandre fins a l'any 1947.

Des d'aquest any fins a 1960 es va mantenir en situació d'excedència voluntària del Cos Facultatiu de Museus per motius familiars, encara que va continuar exercint com a professora d'Institut a Sòria. El 1965, després d'una breu estada a l'Etnològic de Madrid, en què va consolidar-ne la remodelació, va reingressar en el Museu Arqueològic Nacional, on va exercir diversos càrrecs com a conservadora -a la Secció de Prehistòria, al Gabinet Fotogràfic...- l'últim dels quals com a responsable del Gabinet Numismàtic, els fons del qual obrí a la investigació.

Obra
 Navarro Mayor, M. L. (1945). «El Museo Arqueológico de Gerona». Memorias de los Museos Arqueológicos Provinciales.
 Navarro Mayor, M. L. (1945). «La jamba esculpida de Ampurias, del Museo Arqueológico de Gerona». Memorias de los  Museos Arqueológicos Provinciales.

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Membres del Cuerpo Facultativo de Archiveros, Bibliotecarios y Arqueólogos
Directors de museu catalans
Professors a Catalunya
Professors a Castella i Lleó
Alumnes de la Universitat Central de Madrid
Sorians
Morts a Madrid


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CASE REPORT - TUMORS AND TUMOR LIKE CONDITIONS
Primary Ewing's sarcoma of zygoma
Kapil Soni1, Poonam Elhence2, Amber Kesarwani1, Nikhil Rajan1
1 Department of Otorhinolaryngology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
2 Department of Pathology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
Amber Kesarwani
Department of Otorhinolaryngology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Room No. 303, Resident Hostel, Jodhpur, Rajasthan
DOI: 10.4103/ams.ams_267_18
Ewing's sarcoma is a small round cell tumor, malignant in nature, typically affecting long bones and pelvis. It is most commonly presented in the pediatric age group. The occurrence of Ewing's sarcoma in the head-and-neck region is rare and is reported to be around 2%–3%, of which chances of having primary lesion are rarer. Among facial bones, mandible is the most commonly affected bone. Primary involvement of zygoma is extremely rare. Here, we present a case of primary Ewing's sarcoma of the left zygoma in a 17-year-old girl. The diagnosis was made after surgical resection, histopathology with immunohistochemistry confirmation, and cytogenetic study.
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Grayson Perry: "The day after my funeral, you can put my art in the skip"
In his new documentary, Grayson Perry says we must learn to mark life and death without religion – but who's his god?
By Rev Dr Giles Fraser
Thursday, 23rd August 2018 at 3:06 pm
Grayson Perry's alter ego, Claire, looks sadly into the camera, with a slight head tilt suggesting compassion. She is the kitsch Madonna with child, all pink satin and plastic flowers, religion that has rummaged through the dressing-up box.
Am I shocked? No, how could I be. I, too, have a kind of transvestite alter ego. After all, isn't that exactly what a priest does at the Eucharist – puts on a colourful liturgical costume and (either literally or symbolically, depending on your theology) gives birth to the body of Christ?
Indeed, I know some priests whose liturgical get-up is so lacy and frilly and effeminate, they make Perry look butcher than a Glasgow docker.
Macho men are finished – and Grayson Perry knows why
New Grayson Perry series Rites of Passage will reinvent ideas of birth, marriage and death
We meet in Perry's north-London studio, HQ of Britain's best-loved iconoclast, where, ironically, he has been busy making icons for a new documentary series. Because, after tackling class and masculinity, Grayson is back on TV to make us think about the great rituals that punctuate our lives, and whether they need updating for a more secular age.
Over four episodes, Perry turns his celebrated imagination to the central ceremonies of birth, coming of age, marriage and death. This is no longer art confined to the gallery. In fact, I'm not even sure art is the right word for it. It's about people, often in the raw, sometimes joyous, sometimes distraught.
I do wonder if Perry's playful aesthetic, dancing on the boundaries of taste, is going to be the right way to approach the death of a child, for instance. Certainly, this is Perry's most ambitious project to date.
Is it anti-religious? "I don't reject religion," he insists. "That's just a personal issue for me. I'm not trying to proselytise. But there is a problem in the relationship between society and religion."
For many people, he says, religion "is just not a part of their lives any more. Therefore they don't know the vicar, therefore it all falls apart. The vicar is just in some council crematorium going through the motions. I wouldn't want that job."
His strategy is to fly off to some exotic locations – the Amazon, Japan, Bali – engage with the local people and some spectacular ceremony, and then return with the wisdom gained to help construct secular liturgies for buttoned-up Brits.
It's all about the emotion for Perry – how to draw it out, how to give it voice. And because he's so good with people, his ceremonies are a huge hit. He gives people time and attention and signals their worth – not least because they are given the attention of television itself. It's a whole world away from a 20-minute funeral done by the jobbing vicar at the local crematorium on a rainy Tuesday afternoon.
Compare to The Book of Common Prayer – for centuries the official book of Christian liturgy in England. Compiled by Archbishop Thomas Cranmer in 1549, and subsequently translated into nearly 200 languages, it supplied a mass delivery system, an off-the-peg template for the hatching, matching and dispatching of several million people over several centuries. A Perry ceremony, on the other hand, is made to measure.
But are there any underlying values to his life-event liturgies? Is it all just performance art – a term Perry absolutely hates – or is there something else behind his artistic reimaginings of traditionally religious events?
The answer sits on the table between us. Alan Measles was Perry's childhood companion and remains his muse. He is a small beady-eyed teddy bear with a red knitted cardigan, brown trousers and one ear missing. He sits on a Perry-designed throne bearing his name.
In his studio, little figurines of Alan Measles are scattered throughout – one in gold with an erect phallus. @Alan_Measles is also Perry's Twitter handle.
I recommend consuming this with a glass of wine and a box of tissues pic.twitter.com/edVBqYmMMX
— Grayson Perry (@Alan_Measles) August 17, 2018
He's "an imaginary figure on whom I project my needs," says Perry. Called Alan after his best friend and Measles after the illness that confined him to bed at the age of three, Perry says of him: "He was my god."
He isn't just mocking traditional religion, though there is a touch of that. He's also pointing to a deeper source of artistic values: psychoanalysis.
"Alan Measles became my surrogate father," says Perry, a "benign dictator" that he cuddled up to at night. Two years ago, Perry's mother died. He hadn't seen her for 15 years and he didn't attend the funeral, having apparently rejected her previous attempt at reconciliation.
"Only half of her children went to the funeral, and that was out of morbid duty," he said later. "She was… a difficult woman. And mentally ill, and it wasn't our job to fix that."
He tells me that his sister described the service as "one of the most inappropriate things I have ever been to". It's clear, though, that this isn't a subject he's happy discussing.
As he tells me more of his unhappy childhood, I think I begin to see the connection between art and liturgy in his imagination: if reality is not able to supply the things that we need in order to survive emotionally, then we need to make them for ourselves.
As Perry himself says, "I take great comfort in the meaningless. My job is to make meaning. To make meaning in a meaningless world. Ceremonies don't just fall from the sky," he insists. "We make them all up."
He talks of the Shinto wedding ceremony he watched in Japan. "It looks like some ancient ceremony, but it's really only 100 years old."
And the reason many brides like the traditional Shinto costume is that it hides the bump, he chuckles. At times, I feel I'm in the company of a fellow priest sharing stories about the services we have taken.
Like the clergy, Perry has a keen sense that the great dramas in our lives are often flecked with absurdity. But the difference is that for the priest, meaning is found. It is out there, independent of us.
For Perry, meaning is made. He is its author. And that makes him stand in an altogether different relation to the life liturgies he creates.
So Alan Measles is not the god, I say to him – you are. "Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course," he replies. Perry offers the artist – ie himself – as the great creator spirit, supplying meaning. As I follow this line of questioning, a warning bell sounds in Perry's head. "Oh no. I can see the headline: Grayson thinks he's God!"
We laugh, but that's about the size of it. When Perry did his own version of a medieval mappa mundi in 2008, he replaced the head of Jesus, typically at the top of the map, with his own head.
When it comes to casting himself as God, Perry has form. There is a pattern to the sort of answers Perry gives about religion. He says he admires it and is not against it; he says seven out of his top ten artworks are religious. And art begins with religion.
But whenever there is the slightest danger that he might be getting a little too serious or even (heaven forbid) earnest, he makes a sideways move into humour, usually sex related. For example, he tells a story of visiting the cathedral in Toledo in Spain in 2007. It was a hot day but inside the cathedral it was cool and dark, apart from a statue of the Virgin Mary
illuminated with candles, with a little velvet cushion before it.
"Why not?" Perry thought. So he knelt down and gave prayer a go. Then he looks at me and, adopting a manic voice, says: "It was a bit of a sexy thrill. That abasement."
This is classic Perry. He strikes me as an intensely serious person who never fully completes on his seriousness, pulling back at the last minute with humour.
"I like to keep my emotional powder dry," he says. "I like teasing, but not full-on conflict." Perhaps this is why we, the priest and the artist, end up laughing so much together. He is just too conflict-averse to get into a proper argument. So he tries to get an eight-inch teddy bear to do it for him.
Only at one point do I think I momentarily break through that deflecting shield – when I say that when it comes to designing liturgies for the central moments in people's lives, he has some sort of responsibility to drop the cheeky evasiveness.
Surely at some point he has to follow though with the seriousness of the event? There follows a rare moment of quiet.
Perry attends the Summer Party at the V&A
At the end of our interview the doorbell rings and a beautiful medallion of a silver baby chained to a womb is delivered. Perry designed it as a present to the surrogate family whose birth ceremony he devised. As a mark of the ongoing relationship between biological parents and the surrogate, "I'm not presenting it to the couple, but to the three of them," says Perry.
What were the liturgies that meant the most to him? He describes his wedding in the "register office round the corner" without any particular sense of occasion.
More fondly, he remembers the game that he and his family used to play on New Year's Eve, all sitting in a circle and each recalling the most important things that had
happened to them throughout the year.
"The one thing I learnt in group therapy is that everyone is different," Perry says. Hence, perhaps, his need to design our life events to recognise the individual. Too many liturgies are "one note" emotionally, he says. His ceremonies are characterised by an awareness of ambiguity and emotional mess. They are happy/sad, tragic/comic.
We speak about an article in The Spectator in which the Sky News presenter Colin Brazier discussed how he didn't want his wife's funeral to be a happy, Hawaiian shirt-wearing "celebration of a life". He wanted people to wear black and mourn.
I tell Perry that I admired that article and agreed with it – that we have become too afraid of death and too afraid of the emotions that surround it, so we pretend to be happy at funerals. Perry half agrees – he wants both sides represented: the happy/sad funeral.
What would he want his funeral to look like? "I won't be there so I'm not worried about it."
Given all the attention he has given to the funerals of other people, I'm slightly surprised. He compares his funeral to his artistic legacy – and he doesn't care what becomes of his art. "Put it in the skip the day after the funeral, I won't be there to worry about it," he says, with a nonchalance I don't entirely believe.
What stays with me as I leave Perry's studio is something he paraphrases from the historian of science Jacob Bronowski, who made the 1973 TV series The Ascent of Man: "When we see the great monuments to gods and religions, the person we should be celebrating is the man who made it."
That, to me, is the most troubling feature of the Perry life ceremonies: they are just too much about Grayson Perry
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Vickers was a Kansas-based oil refiner that spread its filling stations all over the central portion of the United States. It had a decent but no-frills reputation. A strange combination came about in 1969 when Vickers was purchased by the Swift meat company. It was split up and sold in 1980 with Mobil taking the refining operations and Total taking the retail outlets. Total continued to use the Vickers brand until phasing it out in 1993.
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KFC in Mile End to re-open after fast-food giant announces closures in chicken crisis
April Roach
Published: 1:00 PM February 20, 2018 Updated: 8:49 AM October 14, 2020
KFC branches have shut due to no chicken being delivered. Picture: Ken Mears - Credit: Archant
KFC has announced more store closures after delivery problems meant that it ran out of chicken.
The KFC in Mile End Road is expected to re-open this afternoon, following the announcement of further closures (today) on Tuesday, February 20.
Stores in Green Lane, Upton Park and High Street, East Ham and in Broadway, Stratford were closed this morning.
Last week, the fried chicken chain switched its delivery contract to DHL, which has since explained that operational issues are the cause of the supply disruption.
Their chicken was previously delivered by specialist food distribution group Bidvest.
KFC's website shows that 575 of the fast-food chain's 900 outlets in the UK and the Republic of Ireland were shut as of 9pm on Monday, February 19.
The international fast-food chain explained that their delivery issues were due to, "teething problems".
"We won't compromise on quality, so no deliveries has meant some of our restaurants are closed, and others are operating a limited menu or shortened hours," they added.


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Apple Watch Will Need To Be Charged Daily
The Apple Watch was announced back in September at Apple's press event, the device will go on sale some time in early 2015, although the company has yet to reveal the full specifications for the device.
We previously heard a rumor that the Apple Watch would last for around one full day, and that the device would need charged on a daily basis, and now Apple CEO, Tim Cook has shared some information about the battery life.
The Apple CEO recently confirmed that the Apple Watch will need to be charged on a daily basis, "You're going to wind up charging it daily,", although he did not give any specific's on exactly how long the battery of the device would last.
We suspect that Apple has not released details about the exact battery life on the device, as this is something that the company is working on improving before the launch early next year.
There will be three versions of Apple's new smartwatch, The Apple Watch, the Watch Sport and the Watch Edition, the entry level model will retail for $349.
As yet Apple has not revealed any details on how much the other two models will cost, although the Watch Edition is said to be made from solid gold, and could end up being expensive.
Source MacRumors
Filed Under: Apple, Gadgets News, Top News


The European Union (EU) is the world's largest economy and a major global trading power. With the introduction of the Euro and EU enlargement, key steps in European integration were undertaken, aiming to increase European prosperity and competitiveness and further strengthen the economic governance of the area. However, with the current European sovereign debt crisis and contested Greek bailout, what challenges does the future hold for the great European economic experiment?
The Business & Economics in Europe programme is designed to give students a greater understanding of the international business practices in Europe and the economic policies of the European Union. What better place to study business and economics than in Maastricht, the Netherlands? Maastricht gained international fame as the birthplace of the European Union and the Euro, and is located between major centres of European economics, business and banking in Brussels, London, Frankfurt and Amsterdam. International trade has long been a central aspect of the Dutch economy and its strong reputation continues today. Highly successful companies such as Philips, DSM, Unilever, Heineken, Shell and ING are key players in the global marketplace and the Netherlands has the highest level of foreign direct investment per capita in the world. It is the ideal place for educating and training the global business leaders and economists of tomorrow.
Students in the Business & Economics in Europe programme are directly enrolled at Maastricht University and take classes at the School of Business and Economics, which is accredited by the European EQUIS, the American AASCB and the prestigious AMBA, a standard that fewer than 1% of business schools across the globe have achieved. The Business & Economics in Europe programme also includes courses from the excellent Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences and the Center for European Studies (CES) among others.
The Center for European Studies is partnering with The Intern Group to provide students with the opportunity to arrange a professional internship in their desired career field. Students can take their global experience to the next level by completing an international internship after studying abroad in spring at Maastricht University. For more information please check out their website.


PARIS — A television council in France has rejected an advertisement that features smiling Down syndrome children out of concerns that the video might "disturb" mothers who have aborted a baby because of his or her diagnosis.
The video "Dear Future Mom" has been in circulation for two years, created by the group CoorDown and released on World Down Syndrome Day in 2014. Its purpose was to encourage mothers whose unborn babies are diagnosed with Down syndrome after the group received an email from a pregnant woman who expressed that she was fearful of what the future held for her child.
The video advises that the journey will indeed be difficult at times, but as the children smile and hug their mothers for the camera, they proclaim that both mother and child will lead happy lives.
However, this month, France's Conseil d'État upheld a previous ban issued by the Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel, preventing the advertisement from being broadcast on French television.
"[The Council Supérieur's] intention was not to hinder the distribution of this film, which he noted the positive contribution to the fight against the stigmatization of people with disabilities, but only to point out that his insertion within advertising screens was 'inappropriate,'" the council said.
But the news of the rejection has been disappointing to pro-life advocates. Kurt Kondrich of Human Coalition Pittsburgh, whose 13-year-old daughter Chloe has Down syndrome, told Christian News Network that children with the chromosomal condition are some of the most loving and joyful on earth.
As previously reported, Kondrich's daughter Chloe was the inspiration behind a Pennsylvania bill, signed into law in 2014, that aims to help save the lives of Down syndrome babies who would otherwise be aborted.
It is estimated that 80 percent of women in France whose children are diagnosed with Down syndrome obtain an abortion.


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Andaman and Nicobar Islands – Sea shells on the sea shore
Syrupy apples floating in Blue Curacao – what the Andaman and Nicobar Islands look like from a distance. 37 golden nuggets brimming with infinite possibilities. The archipelago that defined the 3 S's - Snorkelling, Surfing, Scuba diving. A wonderland of teal and turquoise. Where the seafood is more flavourful, and the fruits are juicier. Where black hair turns amber and freckles get darker. Sun-kissed and stunning, with truckloads of history books.
Andaman and Nicobar Tourism : A Quick View of the state
Capital Port Blair
Official Language English and Hindi
Dial Code 03192
Population 427,246 million (as of 2018)
Currency Indian Rupee (INR)
Time Zone UTC+05:30 (IST)
Area 8,250 square km
Highlights of Andaman and Nicobar Islands: Sun-toasted sanctuary
Located on the south Andaman Island, like a gleaming pearl in the sand, is the capital city – Port Blair. Infused with historical properties and heritage notes, Port Blair offers its visitors much more than postcard-perfect beaches. Cellular Jail speaks of a complicated history - a colonial prison for political prisoners (Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla, Vinayak Damodar Savarkar). Now a shrine for the deceased, the very walls whisper thoughts, ideas, and stories of the past. The Anthropological museum will immediately draw you in. Its sky-blue coloured constitution is painted with vibrant and vivacious tribal imagery. Upon entering, you will be encapsulated by the traditions and lives one of the oldest tribes in the world. Do check out the major exhibits that shed light on the Jarawas, the Onges, the Sentinelese, the Shompens and the Nicobarese.
Renowned for its buttery waterfalls, mangrove forest trails, and maple glazed beaches, Little Andaman is a traveller's aspiration. Plump with culture, it has been a tribal reserve since 1957.
Butler Bay has been knighted as one of India's premium surfing spots. Because of its unique concave shape, one can gaze at the entirety of the beach from any angle. Chic tourist huts line the seafront, shaded by the tranquil haze of palm trees. Now doesn't that sound lovely? What sets Kalapathar Beach fiercely apart from the other exquisite blue-green landscapes is its black rocky limestone formations. Little Andaman Lighthouse stands poised at 41m. You must climb all the way up for a panoramic view of the island's treasure cove.
Havelock Island
Havelock Island, perhaps one of the most enticing crowd pullers, is nurtured with eco-tourism and glistening water sports. To relish an ivory-sapphire world, head to Radhanagar Beach - a page right out of a luxury travel magazine. Its sugar-white sand and blueberry waters exude a beauty so compelling; it seems unreal. A 10-minute walk across the soft sands will lead you to Neil's Cove - an enchanting lagoon cocooned in crystal serenity. Elephant beach, with its magical underwater flora and fauna, will spellbind you. Think of the little mermaid's kingdom! You must partake in snorkelling and sea walking for a glimpse into the colourful coral reefs.
The gorgeous waters surrounding Barren Island are recognised as one of the leading scuba diving destinations in the world. Here, you can observe the fascinating Manta Ray and view intricate basalt rock formations. Because it is remote, you will require the assistance of a ship and scuba instructors to get there. Although uninhabited by humans, the island boasts goats, rodents, and a variety of bird species. But we haven't even told you the best part yet! Barren Island is the only confirmed active volcano in South Asia. Infact, the volcano is located on an oceanic crust which is approximately 106 million years old. Now isn't that cool?
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a magnificent archipelago. Is it any wonder that its cuisine is primarily seafood? Yes, that's right. You will find fresh lobsters, crabs, prawns, and cuttlefish that are oh-so succulent. We recommend the traditional fish curry and Macher Jhol (fish cooked with chilies, coriander seeds, and turmeric powder). Mangos, Guavas and Pineapples are also found in abundance. Furthermore, you can get fresh coconuts from local stalls all over. So, don't forget to indulge your taste buds with some quintessential island treats!
Interesting facts about Andaman and Nicobar Islands: Silver Slivers
The names - Andaman and Nicobar, originate from the Malay language.
Although its official languages are English and Hindi, Bengali is the most spoken language on the islands.
The world's largest sea turtles nest over here.
Dugong, an Indo-Pacific sea mammal, is Andaman and Nicobar's state animal.
The coconut crab or robber crab is the largest land-living arthropod in the world. It can be found on the Andaman islands.
Location: A birds-eye view
150 km north of Indonesia, and a sea away from Thailand and Myanmar, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands glitter proudly. Separated by the Ten Degree Channel, the Andamans claim the region north of this latitude and the Nicobars lay stake to the south. The Andaman sea beckons from the east, while the Bay of Bengal allures from the west.
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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, like magicians, wield good weather all year round. With minimal fluctuation in temperatures, you have ample opportunity to plan your trip. A perpetually pleasant pasture! Summer months are meant for snorkelling, scuba diving, and surfing. Winter months are meant for honeymooning or family get togethers. It is advisable to keep away from the monsoon season as rainfall leads to high waves, incessant winds. What's more, all water sports remain shut during this season for safety reasons.
How to get to Andaman and Nicobar Islands: The beach is calling
There are direct daily flights to Port Blair (Veer Savarkar International Airport) from cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, and Chennai. Furthermore, on some days, there are flights available from Visakhapatnam. While the flight duration from Mumbai/Delhi takes approximately 5 hours, Kolkata/Chennai/ Visakhapatnam experiences significantly lower flying time of 2 hours. International flights coming in are subject to fulfilment of criteria from the Director General of Civil Aviation.
Regular passenger ship services to Port Blair can be availed of, from cities like Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam. While Kolkata and Chennai charter 3-4 sailings every month, Visakhapatnam offers only 1. The average journey takes about 3-4 days. Do plan well in advance so that you can book your voyage.
History: Heart and Hearth.
While the early inhabitants of the Andaman Islands may have been isolated from other populations, the Nicobar Islands appear to have been inhabited by many diverse people.
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands were once used as a strategic naval base by the Chola Empire.
This was followed by European colonisation. The Danish set up their colonies, trailed by the Austrians, and finally the British.
During World War II, the islands were practically ruled by the Japanese, with partial authority given to The Provincial Government of Free India. Eventually, the Japanese surrendered the islands to the commander of 116th Indian Infantry Brigade and Chief Administrator of the Indian Civil Service.
Post-Independence, the British made one last claim to the islands. They wanted to relocate all Anglo-Indians and Anglo-Burmese so that they could form their very own nation. This intention did not materialise.
In 1950, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands were incorporated into independent India. In 1956, they were deemed a union territory.
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Andamans, amidst a group of islands populated by lush mangrove forests, arising over turquoise waters and sugar-white beaches, far away from the maddening crowd of the cities lies this blissful land. Visit the Andaman's & you're sure to find peace of mind, serenity and utmost happiness that you've been craving for. Andamans, located in the Bay of Bengal has a coastline that blends the sky.
Andaman Tourism Packages
No. of Days
Economy Incredible Andaman - Land Only 6 Days / 5 Nights Rs. 17,999
Simply Andaman Budget (Oct-Mar 2019) 6 Days / 5 Nights Rs. 30,999
Experience Andaman 6 Days / 5 Nights Rs. 35,999
Experience Andamans With Neil Standard 6 Days / 5 Nights Rs. 36,999
Experience Andaman with Neil - Deluxe 6 Days / 5 Nights Rs. 40,999
Andaman Magic with Private Tour 6 Days / 5 Nights Rs. 33,999
From your flight, the archipelago will make you wonder if the islands are pearls scattered over water, offering you a glimpse of what the island has to offer and how beautiful your vacation is going to be. So, if you're a honeymoon couple, a solo traveller, group of friends or a family uniting for a holiday, you will surely enjoy what Andaman has to offer you.
The islands may be a little laid back and relaxed but that doesn't mean they aren't up for challenges, adventures and unique experiences. Andaman's is full of surprises and enchantment. There are activities which you've never thought of and they are pocket-friendly as well.
The more you stay in Andaman, the more you'll discover new things to do in Andaman. Apart from the regular watersports like banana boating, undersea walk, parasailing, snorkelling and the likes, Andaman goes an extra step and offers you experiences like witnessing bioluminescence, spelunking, a trip to the only active volcano in Southeast Asia and more. Enough said, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and explore the beauty of Andamans. We've got specially curated Andaman Tour Packages just for you.
Islands often emerge as the most exotic holiday option whether it is a family of four or honeymoon couples, or even for a solitary retreat. So what better place than India's prized possession- The Andaman & Nicobar Islands. An archipelago in nature, Andaman is formed as a result of the coalition of 572 islands, which lies proudly on the Bay of Bengal. Popularly known to be one of the most picturesque vacation spots India has to offer, these islands thrive on its beautiful beaches, world-class diving facilities, and it's rich and compact culture and heritage, which is precisely why India's best-kept secret attracts tourists from the subcontinent as well as different parts of the world.
All those wanting to avail the Andaman & Nicobar holiday packages should do so immediately with their preferred travel company in order to get the best deals as soon as possible and discover what these majestic islands have to offer. Individuals or groups interested in water sports should also avail the tremendous facilities that these islands have to offer by selecting from the various Andaman tour packages which are up for grabs. Even though you just long for some peace and tranquillity, Andaman & Nicobar is the place to be because of its glistening beaches as well as its widespread greenery.
Open and appropriate for people of all ages and likings, Andaman & Nicobar travel packages include the visiting of famous sites such as The Cellular Jail, Gandhi Park, Corbyn's Cove and Viper Island. Holidays wouldn't have been the same had the Andaman Islands not been discovered!
What is the Geography of Andaman and Nicobar Islands?
Located on the Bay of Bengal, this archipelago of 572 islands lies closer to Myanmar and Indonesia than India. Distanced at around 1,370 kilometres from the Indian subcontinent, the Andaman Islands are just 150 and 190 kilometres away from Indonesia and Myanmar respectively. Out of the 572 islands, only close to 12 islands are open for Andaman tourism offering the best of the beaches, resorts and holiday experience to visitors despite. You will be surprised to note that the Andaman archipelago is a continuation of the archipelagos of Indonesia and the Burmese in the south and north respectively. The Andaman Islands are also separated from the Nicobar Islands by the Ten Degree channel, making it off tourism limits for visitors.
The Havelock islands are the most popular tourist destination in the Andaman Islands and serve as the ideal place for diving, chilling out and sunbathing. Being known for a place of prison during the British regime, the islands have a come a long way to become a holiday destination. Though the Nicobar Islands are not open for tourism, the Andaman still compensates for it by offering stunning views of the Bay of Bengal and the range of recreational activities. Port Blair is its capital and the other popular island includes Neil Island. From spelunking to long treks, the Andaman is all about that perfect laidback vacation you've been only reading on blogs.
History of Andaman and Nicobar Islands
The name Andaman probably still remains a mystery. While historian theories claim that Andaman translates to 'Andoman,' which is a form of Hanuman or the monkey god, verses from the books of an Italian traveller claim that the island's name refers to the land of gold.
One of the most fascinating facts about the Andaman Islands is that it is home to the Sentinelese people, a community who have no contact with the outside world and live in seclusion. They are untouched by the intricacies of the modern day civilization, have no recorded agricultural practices and speak in a language which is unclassified. Though it has been very difficult to crack the time of their settlement or inhabitance, architectural evidence suggests that one of the first settlements happened some 2000 odd years back. Dating back to a period as historic as Middle Paleolithic, the indigenous inhabitants of the Andaman are said to have had no communication with the outside world until the onset of the 18th century.
During the timeline, 800 CE to 1200 CE, one of the most renowned Tamil rulers Rajendra Chola conquered the Andaman Islands and set up naval bases to support his expansion and wars. Under the British-occupied-India era, the Andaman Islands were a penal colony, where prisoners were sent to exile to the Chatham island. This place is known as Port Blair today. After a couple of years of establishment, the penal colony was moved to the island's northeast regions and became to be known as Port Cornwallis. Andaman has also been home to a war, where the Great Andamanese tribe waged a war against the British in 1859. Even today, a memorial stands at the premises of the Andaman Watersports Complex to commemorate the lives during the battle.
Besides, Andaman was also occupied by the Japanese during World War II and came under the authority of Dr.Subash Chandra Bose. With the alliance with the Japanese, Dr.Bose frequently visited the islands during the war. After World War II, the islands came back under the control of the British, after which it became a part of India.
Religions in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
This is perhaps the most interesting aspects of the Andaman Islands. The native tribes in the islands believe in a faith that has one god and that all the creatures, objects and places have a unique spiritual essence. Palanga is said to be their deity and the god responsible for anything happening on this planet. People have a strong belief in spirits, ghosts and souls and they avoid indulging in any practice or action that may displease Palanga. They also firmly believe in dreams and let their dreams decide their actions in life. Besides this faith, the other prominent religions in the islands include Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, Bahai and Jainism.
Which language is spoken in Andaman and Nicobar Islands?
English and Hindi are the two official languages prominent in Andaman. However, the most dominant language is Bengali, which accounts for 26% of the speaking population. Besides these languages, people also speak Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Nicobarese. Traces of languages like Oraon, Kharia and Mundan can also be seen in the islands. The mix of the languages is because of the immigration of people from the Hindi, Bengali and Tamil speaking regions in India during the days of British colonialism.
Which currency is used Andaman and Nicobar Islands?
Currency notes and the Andaman Islands have a long history. For the less curious souls out there, the scenic beach on our Rs 20 notes is from the Andaman Islands. Some trivia on that! Coming to the point, the islands are part of India and so the currency used for transactions is Indian Rupee. The denominations for coins include Rs. 1, 2, 5 and 10 and for notes, the denominations will be Rs. 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 2000.
How much does it cost to go to Andaman?
The thing about tourism in Andaman is that your budget and preferences decide your expenses. There are diverse classes of accommodations available for tourists and each has its own budget and facilities it offers. There are budget hotels, ecotel properties, deluxe hotels and luxury resorts that offer you the best of facilities and pampering. The lowest rate you can get accommodation would be approximately Rs. 700 (either a backpacker hostel with a dorm bed or a budget guest house) and the price range goes through around Rs. 2,500 toRs. 18,000 per night. For an average traveller, a cost to visit Andaman can range from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 20,000 for a 5-day trip approximately.
While ATMs used to be a concern a few years back, now you can find a lot of ATMs and hotels accepting credit and debit cards. This has been primarily due to the rise in Andaman tourism. Today, Andaman offers optimum convenience to tourists through adequate ATMs and card machines. However, if you're indulging in adventure sports or taking cabs and ferries, be advised that you pay in cash as they don't accept cards. There are close to 14 ATMs of SBI, 8 ATMs of Syndicate Bank, 17 ATMs of other banks spread throughout Andaman.
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My holidays were not good...they were the BEST ! Thanks to the Team of Thomas Cook
Andaman Islands are a very serene and ecologically sensitive zone and any travel plan is needed to be made with extreme care and caution. Thomas Cook didn't only create an itinerary but also selected the best eco friendly resorts for our stay. It was an amazing trip with them. Exploring the crystal-clear Andaman sea on a glass boat was the best thing I did on my trip.
Andaman Nicobar is one of those destination that you need to get it right during your first visit. We gave Thomas Cook to handle the plan and we were not disappointed. 6 of us even had one day Scuba Diving program that was just out of the world. The resort chosen for our stay was extremely close to nature and the managers took care of all our needs.
Traveling to Andaman is really a complex process. The island is small so all your travel plans are needed to be made in advance. This issue was sorted by Thomas Cook who made our bookings and arranged everything. Every day's plan was explained in detail and we knew the places that we are going to explore during this trip.


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What's in a popular name?
Laws acquire popular names as they make their way through Congress. Sometimes these names say something about the substance of the law (as with the '2002 Winter Olympic Commemorative Coin Act'). Sometimes they are a way of recognizing or honoring the sponsor or creator of a particular law (as with the 'Taft-Hartley Act'). And sometimes they are meant to garner political support for a law by giving it a catchy name (as with the 'USA Patriot Act' or the 'Take Pride in America Act') or by invoking public outrage or sympathy (as with any number of laws named for victims of crimes). History books, newspapers, and other sources use the popular name to refer to these laws. Why can't these popular names easily be found in the US Code?
How the US Code is built.
The United States Code is meant to be an organized, logical compilation of the laws passed by Congress. At its top level, it divides the world of legislation into fifty topically-organized Titles, and each Title is further subdivided into any number of logical subtopics. In theory, any law -- or individual provisions within any law -- passed by Congress should be classifiable into one or more slots in the framework of the Code. On the other hand, legislation often contains bundles of topically unrelated provisions that collectively respond to a particular public need or problem. A farm bill, for instance, might contain provisions that affect the tax status of farmers, their management of land or treatment of the environment, a system of price limits or supports, and so on. Each of these individual provisions would, logically, belong in a different place in the Code. (Of course, this isn't always the case; some legislation deals with a fairly narrow range of related concerns.)
The process of incorporating a newly-passed piece of legislation into the Code is known as "classification" -- essentially a process of deciding where in the logical organization of the Code the various parts of the particular law belong. Sometimes classification is easy; the law could be written with the Code in mind, and might specifically amend, extend, or repeal particular chunks of the existing Code, making it no great challenge to figure out how to classify its various parts. And as we said before, a particular law might be narrow in focus, making it both simple and sensible to move it wholesale into a particular slot in the Code. But this is not normally the case, and often different provisions of the law will logically belong in different, scattered locations in the Code. As a result, often the law will not be found in one place neatly identified by its popular name. Nor will a full-text search of the Code necessarily reveal where all the pieces have been scattered. Instead, those who classify laws into the Code typically leave a note explaining how a particular law has been classified into the Code. It is usually found in the Note section attached to a relevant section of the Code, usually under a paragraph identified as the "Short Title".
How the LII Table of Popular Names works.
Our Table of Popular Names is organized alphabetically by popular name. You'll find three types of link associated with each popular name (though each law may not have all three types). One, a reference to a Public Law number, is a link to the bill as it was originally passed by Congress, and will take you to the LRC THOMAS legislative system, or GPO FDSYS site. So-called "Short Title" links, and links to particular sections of the Code, will lead you to a textual roadmap (the section notes) describing how the particular law was incorporated into the Code. Finally, acts may be referred to by a different name, or may have been renamed, the links will take you to the appropriate listing in the table.
Military Construction Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2001
Pub. L. 106-398,Sec 1 [div. B], Oct. 30, 2000, 114 Stat. 1654, 1654A-389
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'Major' IBM breakthrough breathes new life into Moore's Law
Close-up view of the structure of a carbon nanotube.
Image: Science Picture Co., Corbis
By Lance Ulanoff 2015-10-01 18:00:01 UTC
Silicon is dead. Long live, carbon nanotubes.
In transistors, size matters — a lot. You can't squeeze more silicon transistors (think billions of them) into a processor unless you can make them smaller, but the smaller these transistors get, the higher the resistance between contacts, which means the current can't flow freely through them and, in essence, the transistors and chips built based on them, can no longer do their jobs. Ultra-tiny carbon nanotube transistors, though are poised to solve the size issue.
See also: IBM announces functioning 7-nanometer chip breakthrough
In a paper published on Thursday in the journal Science, IBM scientists announced they had found a way to reduce the contact length of carbon nanotube transistors — a key component of the tech and the one that most impacts resistance — down to 9 nanometers without increasing resistance at all. To put this in perspective, contact length on traditional, silicon-based 14nm node technology (something akin to Intel's 14nm technology) currently sits at about 25 nanometers.
"In the silicon space, the contact resistance is very low if the contact is very long. If contact is very short, the resistance shoots up very quickly and gets large. So you have trouble getting current through the device," Wilfried Haensch, IBM Senior Manager, Physics & Materials for Logic and Communications, told me.
Because of their unique properties, carbon nanotubes, which happen to be 10,000 times thinner than a single strand of human hair, have been a promising tech for continuing Moore's Law, which roughly states that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit will double every two years. However, according to Haensch, the technology faces considerable hurdles before it can be considered appropriate for commercial integrated circuit development.
First of all, the creation of tubes you can use in semiconductors isn't easy. Haensch told me the current yields for useful material are still well below what they need. They also have to work out how to place the nanotubes 10nm apart or less on a wafer. Thirdly, they have to be able to scale devices based on carbon nanotubes to competitive dimensions.
There are actually two size issues to manage in chip scalability: Transistor gate and contact length. IBM solved the gate issue two years ago. "Scalability of contact was the last challenge on scalability," said Haensch, and now IBM scientists report they've solved that, too. In their experiments, IBM scientists shrunk the contact length down to 9nm without any increase in resistance.
SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy) image showing the fabricated nanotube transistor with an end-bonded contact and a contact length below 10 nm.
Image: IBM Research
These results put the world one step closer to carbon nanotube-based integrated circuits. Such chips could conceivably run at the same speed as current transistors, but use significantly less power.
At maximum power, though, Haensch told me, these carbon nanotube chips could run at significantly faster speeds. Not only does this promise a future of ever faster computers, but it could lead to considerably better battery life for your most trusted companion — the smartphone.
This was an engineering breakthrough, though, that almost wasn't. After working on the scalability problem for years, Haensch's team came to him last year with results that shortened the contact length to 20nm.
They said, "Oh, we have something here. We need to publish," Haensch recalled, who deflated the team's excitement, telling them, "No, you don't really have anything."
Haensch sent them back to the lab telling them not to come back until they could produce something smaller than 10nm. "They were very disappointed they couldn't write the paper," said Haensch.
Then, a few months ago, the team returned with new results. "'We got down to 9nm, and, by the way, we can reproduce the results."
Haensch was thrilled. "Taking away the early gratification really gave us good results," he said. It may also have given Moore's Law a new lease on life and the world an exciting new future of electronics.
Topics: carbon nanotubes, chips, IBM, Mobile, moore's law, Science, Tech


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Home » Topics » Patient Monitoring » Research » An unusual presentation of bobble-head doll syndrome in a patient with hydranencephaly and Chiari 3 malformation.
Summary of "An unusual presentation of bobble-head doll syndrome in a patient with hydranencephaly and Chiari 3 malformation."
Bobble-head doll syndrome is a rare movement disorder that is usually associated with lesions involving the third ventricle. It is characterised by stereotypical rhythmic up-and-down or side-to-side head movements. The pathophysiology and anatomical basis for this unusual manifestation is still a subject of intense scrutiny. The syndrome has never been described in a patient with both hydranencephaly and Chiari type 3 malformation. We describe a 2-year-old female patient who presented with congenital hydrocephalus, an occipital encephalocele and rhythmic bobbling of the head. Imaging investigation revealed a Chiari type 3 malformation and hydranencephaly. The patient was taken to theatre for a ventriculoperitoneal shunt insertion, and at day 3 post operatively, the patient had a markedly decreased head circumference and a decrease in the frequency of the bobbling of the head. A further review at 2 weeks showed that the bobbling of the head had ceased. Although the pathophysiology of bobble-head doll syndrome is yet to be fully understood, there has been postulation of either a third ventricular enlargement or a cerebellar dysfunction to explain bobble-head doll syndrome. Our case illustrates that the pathophysiology is most likely multifactorial as illustrated by the fact that by just addressing the high intracranial pressure with a shunt was sufficient to treat the condition.
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An enlarged THYROID GLAND with at least 50% of the gland situated behind the STERNUM. It is an unusual presentation of an intrathoracic goiter. Substernal goiters frequently cause compression on the TRACHEA leading to deviation, narrowing, and respiratory symptoms.
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Q: Google plus api shut down I have seen an update that Google+ APIs will be shut down on March 7, 2019. I am working on a maintenance project which has below two google apis. But I am not sure whether these two calls are google or google plus api. If it is google plus then I have to replace it.
https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v4/token
https://people.googleapis.com/v1/people/me?personFields=birthdays
Appreciate your response on this.

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You should be good for both.


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An official with the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the Dallas-area outbreak was probably a harbinger of a larger spread of the virus into other parts of the country. In Cook County, Ill., which includes Chicago, human cases of infection rose steadily this week, from 5 on Monday to 8 on Wednesday to 10 on Thursday, though no deaths had been reported, the authorities said.
Texas officials say the statewide death toll so far is 17, the most West Nile-related fatalities of any state.
In a report, the C.D.C. said that as of Tuesday, 693 cases of infection had been reported nationwide. Louisiana had six deaths, according to the report, and no other state had more than one.
And yet, as local and state officials have stepped up their efforts to fight West Nile in the Dallas area, there has been a kind of backlash, with many residents growing more concerned about the aerial spraying than the virus itself.
More than 1,700 people signed an online petition on Change.org calling on Dallas officials to stop the spraying, describing it as ineffective, unsafe and harmful to insects like honeybees and ladybugs. A number of other cities in Texas and around the country do aerial spraying to reduce their mosquito populations — including New York, which recently sprayed over uninhabited wetlands on Staten Island — but this is the first time Dallas is doing so in more than 45 years.
Though officials in Dallas describe the procedure as safe and effective, they have added to some residents' worries by advising those concerned about exposure to avoid being outside, close their windows and keep their pets inside while spraying occurs. "I think residents need to take the precautions that they're comfortable with," said Frank Librio, a city spokesman.
The aerial spraying was to begin Thursday at 10 p.m. in a 106,000-acre section of the city and county, including the wealthy areas of University Park and Highland Park. Twin-engine planes flying about 300 feet above the ground will spread a pesticide called Duet to kill the adult mosquito population.
Duet has been approved by the federal Environmental Protection Agency for ground and aerial use in outdoor residential and recreational areas, and it is similar to the pesticide the city has been using as part of a truck-mounted spraying operation it began in June. The last time Dallas conducted aerial spraying was in the summer of 1966, to combat an outbreak of St. Louis encephalitis, a mosquito-borne infection. That outbreak killed 14 people in the county.
The spraying operation this time is being led — and paid for — by the state. More than half of the human cases of infection in the United States this year are in Texas, which has confirmed more than 400 cases statewide.
Five of the 10 deaths in the county occurred in Dallas, the third-largest city in Texas, with a population of 1.2 million. Mayor Michael S. Rawlings declared the state of emergency on Wednesday, one week after officials issued a similar declaration for Dallas County. Dallas officials have asked the state to spray the entire city.
A spokeswoman for the New York City health department, Alexandra Waldhorn, said the city had only 3 cases so far, with only 11 in all of last season.
At 10:16 p.m. in University Park, a low-flying plane with two misty trails streaming behind it flew over James Smith, 41, who stood with his girlfriend on a shop-lined street near Southern Methodist University. He had no reservations about being outside.
An earlier version of this story referred imprecisely to mosquito-control efforts on Staten Island. The city sprayed in some uninhabited wetlands, not in residential areas.
Manny Fernandez reported from Dallas, and Donald G. McNeil Jr. from New York.


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Locate a Drug Rehab Center near me in Upper Darby, PA.
Drug Rehab Facilities in Upper Darby, PA.
Individuals and their family want someone's time period in drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania to be successful, as well as their final time. Nobody wants to fail, as this can often mean the main difference between a quality lifestyle which makes life worth living or no life whatsoever for so many individuals who are unable to help themselves. This is just what alcohol and drug rehab in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania is all about, and we believe that no person who is impacted by substance abuse is a lost cause. Even when someone has been in and out of alcohol and drug rehab programs in Upper Darby, PA. or elsewhere, it doesn't imply that one more effective effort isn't worth it. At this stage however some individuals might have lost hope, and it may be in the hands of family members to stay stronger and intervene for him or her to attempt this final lifesaving effort.
The important thing for family members to understand prior to doing any such intervening is that the reason the person has failed at drug treatment in Upper Darby during the past isn't necessarily their fault, it may be however that they weren't within the appropriate drug and alcohol rehab facility that's sufficient with regards to form of rehab and amount of care for someone who is especially addicted and dependent to drug and alcohol. For this reason no one should choose a center in Upper Darby based on convenience, but makes this choice depending on the outcomes of the program. In Upper Darby, PA., long-term inpatient and residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation facilities are the programs with the best rates of success, as this is the environment addicted individuals should have to fully focus on rehab without access to drugs or alcohol. Once this crucial decision has been made, family members can intervene themselves through direction from a professional treatment counselor or with the aid of an interventionist.
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Located at 9200 West Chester Pike Upper Darby, PA. 19082. The phone number is 610-853-3440.


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Magic on TV this week
Here's a few things to look for this coming week:
Wednesday, July 30, 8 p.m. E/P, CW
The popular British television series premieres its summer run in the US. [Photo of Penn & Teller with Daniel Madison: September Films & 1/17 Productions, all rights reserved.]
Thursday, July 31, 10 a.m. E/P, Hallmark
Paul Draper performs mentalism with hosts Mark Steines and Cristina Ferrare.
Friday, August 1, 8 p.m. E/P, CW
The half-hour weekly series premieres with Jan Rouven, Jarrett & Raja, Michael Finney, Nathon Burton, Michael Grandinetti, Jonathan Pendragon, Rob Lake, and Spencer Horsman, hosted by Dean Cain. [Photo of Michael Grandinetti: Kari Hendler, Associated Television International]
The Carbonaro Effect
Thursdays, 10 p.m., TruTV
Michael Carbonaro continues performing magical effects on unsuspecting people in everyday situations.
Woody Allen's latest movie is set in the 1920s on the French Riviera, and tells the story of a skeptical magician (Colin Firth) who falls head over heals for a young clairvoyant (Emma Stone). It opened to limited release on July 25th.
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Magic Magazine Preview August 2014
The August 2014 issue ofMAGIC Magazine dropped into the mail on Thursday, August 17, 2014. The digital issue, however, is already waiting for you on MyBookshelf. Click here to log in and start reading.
This month, I'm excited about profiling two amazing magicians you might not be aware of: Xavier Mortimer and Drummond Money-Coutts. They each approach this art with a fresh set of eyes, and that's a very good thing. We also have coverage of the IBM/SAM Combined Convention, and two new television series: Masters of Illusion and Wizard Wars. Finally, if you're unaware of the boom in custom decks of cards — well, let's just say you need to get out more! Designer decks bring a fresh look to the genre, and Chris Chelko takes us behind the scenes of this pasteboard phenomenon that's showing no signs of slowing down. It's all in the August issue — and a lot more!
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Xavier Mortimer
This exciting French artist performed three short pieces at the 2013 MAGIC Live! We've assembled all three videos, along with a demonstration of his Tape to Tie trick taught on page 38
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In the latest excerpt from Murphy's At The Table Lecture Series, Jon Armstrong teaches a sandwich routine.
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My friends David and Leeman are on AGT again
David and Leeman on AGT! - 7/22
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Place butter, sugar and syrup in a medium saucepan . Stir over a moderate heat until sugar dissolves.
Notes... Any dried fruit can be used for this recipe. This time i used dried apple and mango because we had just dehydrated some, but i have used sultanas or cranberries on other occasions. I have also added chopped nuts as well If you like you can just cut it into 8 bar slices and individually wrap in baking paper and glad wrap ready for school lunches or picnics Yum enjoy!
So healthy. Thanks for the recipe.
Love that these are nut free for lunchboxes.
This does look fantastic only I'm trying to cut down on sugar and half a cup is a lot. Perhaps I could replace it with Stevia? I'll have to do some experimenting. Thanks.
Perfect to have on hand as a healthy snack.
Thanks for this quick, easy and delicious slice!
Our family love muesli bars but homemade is always best as you can control what amount of sugar etc is going in them. These are perfect as it's also ingredients I generally have in the house. Will certainly make them!
A delicious snack for work or home,so good!
Thank you for this. Thinking maybe mixed fruits could be used as lots left over from Christmas.
Love making this kind of homemade slice – lots of ingredients that I love all combined together – thank you.
Would be good with other dried fruits too – thank you.


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Church History Articles
The Founding of our Church
Excerpts from a book by Arthur C. Lee, former church historian
In settling, people looked for communities where the possibilities of farming were good and it was because of this reason that the first settlement was over around Bedford. They found the soil there suitable for cultivation. The settlement of a community was influenced by economic trends of the people and so for the reason, the church at Bedford preceded our church.
Long ago, all teachers were men or school masters. These school masters were not only educators but religious leaders in the community and filled the spiritual needs of the people in the beginning before the church was established. These school masters not only lived with the families but were also maintained by them.
The minutes of our church only go back to the year 1760—consisting of the civil records of the Session, through 1807. The historical records show that the first Sanctuary was built in 1738 on the current site which was part of the Van Cortlandt estate. The property was purchase by Joseph Lane, who leased 220 acres, the land extending up Crompond St. (now Old Yorktown Rd.) and including the Parker, Bristol and other properties. The Sanctuary was built on its current site and the Parsonage (known as the Corner House) was built on the corner. They were both burned by British soldiers during the Revolutionary War.
In closing Arthur wrote:
Home living has changed. In the years past, the family worshipped together in the morning. How many families observe this morning devotion now? Very few, possibly none. Church services have changed. Prayer meetings Friday night, church service Sunday night, Sunday School on Sunday morning, Sunday worship—all these were a part of the church life. I am not complaining that some of these have been discontinued. At our last communion service there were 39 person present and of these 39, 32 were over fifty year of age.
Dick Hunter, Church Historian
Note from Dick: I knew Arthur Lee until his death in his 90s. He joined the church in 1913 and was a dedicated member, serving in many ways as a treasurer, elder, historian and on many committees. He helped build the Parish Hall in 1949-1950. His accomplishments were many.
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