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CONSOLIDATED TO 30 JUNE 2012
LAWS OF SEYCHELLES
Act 24 of 1985
[1st May, 1987]
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
1. Short title
3. Pig genetic centre
4. Prohibition
5. Pig breeding licence
6. Conditions to be complied with by pig breeders
7. Pig fattening permit
8. Conditions to be complied with by pig fatteners
9. Power to vary or impose condition or suspend or revoke licence or permit
10. Appeals
11. Surrender of licence or permit
12. Authorized officer
13. Right of entry and search
14. Obstruction of Officers
15. Offences
16. Proof of licence or permit
17. Regulations
18. Application
1. This Act may be cited as the Pig Production (Control) Act.
2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires ?
"Chief Livestock Development Officer" means the person for the time being holding the office of Chief Livestock Development Officer;
"code of practice" means the code of practice issued under section 6(3);
"licence" means a licence granted under section 5;
"Licensing Authority" means the Licensing Authority established by section 3 of the Licences Act;
"permit" means a permit granted under section 7;
"pig breeding centre" means a premises used for breeding pigs by the holder of a licence;
"pig genetic centre" means a pig genetic centre approved by the Minister under section 3;
"Seychelles Marketing Board" means the Seychelles Marketing Board established by section 3 of the Seychelles Marketing Board Act.
3. There shall be for the purposes of this Act one or more pig genetic centres approved by the Minister by notice published in the Gazette.
4. (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall, other than in a pig genetic centre, own, possess or keep pigs unless he is the holder of a licence or a permit.
(2) No person shall possess or keep pigs in an area declared by the Minister by notice published in the Gazette to be a restricted zone.
(3) A notice under subsection (2) shall define the situation and boundaries of the restricted zone by means of a plan or description and the Minister may at any time, by notice published in the Gazette, vary the boundaries of a restricted zone.
5. (1) No person shall breed pigs except under and in accordance with a licence granted by the Licensing Authority.
(2) An application for a licence under subsection (1) shall be made to the Licensing Authority in the prescribed form and shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee and the prescribed documents.
(3) The Licensing Authority may require an applicant to furnish it with such additional document or information as it deems necessary for the purpose of making its decisions.
(4) The Licensing Authority may, subject to this Act, grant or refuse a licence.
(5) The Licensing Authority shall, when granting a licence under this section, designate the area within which the holder of the licence may carry out any or all of his activities under this Act.
(6) A licence granted under this section is valid for the period for which it is granted, unless previously revoked by the Licensing Authority, and is not transferable.
6. (1) The holder of a licence shall not ?
(a) purchase or otherwise acquire pigs for breeding except from a pig genetic centre;
(b) sell or otherwise dispose of pigs, other than pigs purchased or acquired for breeding, except to the holder of a permit or, where he is the holder of a permit, to the Seychelles Marketing Board, to a person authorized by that Board or in accordance with the written authorization of the Chief Live? stock Development Officer;
(c) sell or otherwise dispose of pigs purchased or acquired for breeding except in accordance with the written authorization of the Chief Livestock Development Officer;
(d) sell or otherwise dispose of any uncastrated boars;
(e) transfer pigs for breeding from one pig breeding centre to another without first obtaining the approval of the Chief Livestock Development Officer.
(2) The holder of a licence shall ?
(a) cause all boars born in his pig breeding centre to be castra? ted within 21 days of their birth in the manner to be deter? mined by the Chief Livestock Development Officer;
(b) keep open for inspection by the Chief Livestock Development Officer or any person authorized by the Chief Livestock Development Officer at all reasonable time any pig breeding centre kept by him;
(c) maintain such records as the Chief Livestock Development Officer may from time to time direct in writing;
(d) provide for inspection by the Chief Livestock Development Officer, or any person authorized by the Chief Livestock Development Officer, any record kept pursuant to paragraph (c) and permit the Officer or the person to take copies of or extracts from any record or any entry in any record;
(e) comply with the code of practice;
(f) where he intends to terminate the business of pig breeding, not less than three months before terminating the business, notify the Chief Livestock Development Officer in writing of his intention.
(3) The Chief Livestock Development Officer may, from time to time, issue written standard practices and guidelines for pig breeding which shall be known as the "code of practice".
7. (1) No person shall fatten pigs except under and in accordance with a permit granted by the Chief Livestock Development Officer.
(2) An application for a permit under subsection (1) shall be made to the Chief Livestock Development Officer in the prescribed form and shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee.
(3) The Chief Livestock Development Officer may require an applicant to furnish him with such document or information as he deems necessary for the purpose of making his decision.
(4) The Chief Livestock Development Officer may, subject to this Act, grant or refuse a permit.
(5) A permit granted under this section shall remain valid until revoked by the Chief Livestock Development Officer and is not transferable.
8. (1) The holder of a permit shall not ?
(a) purchase or otherwise acquire uncastrated boars for fattening;
(b) purchase or otherwise acquire pigs for fattening except from the holder of a licence;
(c) sell or otherwise dispose of pigs except to the Seychelles Marketing Board, to a person authorized by that Board or in accordance with the written authorization of the Chief Live? stock development Officer;
(d) keep at any time pigs for fattening in excess of the number stipulated in the permit.
(2) The holder of a permit shall ?
(a) keep open for inspection by the Chief Livestock Development Officer or any person authorized by him at all reasonable time any premises kept by him for fattening pigs;
(b) provide for inspection by the Chief Livestock Development Officer or any person authorized by him any record kept by him in relation to the business of pig fattening and permit such Officer or the person to take copies of or extracts from any record; and
(c) comply with any direction of the Chief Livestock Development Officer in relation to the premises kept for fattening pigs.
9. The Licensing Authority, in respect of a licence, or the Chief Livestock Development Officer, in respect of a permit, may at any time ?
(a) vary the conditions in the licence or permit;
(b) impose conditions or further conditions in the licence or permit;
(c) suspend, for any period, the licence or permit; or
(d) revoke the licence or permit;
(i) for any breach of any conditions in the licence or permit; or
(ii) where the holder of a licence or permit is convicted of an offence under this Act.
10. (1) A person who is aggrieved by ?
(a) a refusal to grant a licence;
(b) an imposition or variation of a condition in a licence;
(c) a suspension of a licence; or
(d) a revocation of a licence,
may appeal against the refusal, suspension or revocation of or imposition or variation of a condition in, a licence and section 15 of the Licences Act shall apply to such an appeal as if it were an appeal under that section.
(2) A person who is aggrieved by ?
(a) a refusal to grant a permit;
(b) an imposition or variation of a condition in a permit;
(c) a suspension of a permit; or
(d) a revocation of a permit,
may, within 15 days from the date of the decision, appeal to the Minister against the refusal, suspension or revocation of, or imposition or varia? tion of a condition in, a permit and the decision of the Minister on the appeal is final.
11. The holder of a licence or permit which is revoked shall immediately surrender the licence or permit, in the case of a licence, to the Licensing Authority or, in the case of a permit, to the Chief Livestock Development Officer and shall not be entitled to any refund of the licence or permit fee or any part thereof unless the Minister in any particular case directs otherwise.
12. (1) The Licensing Authority may authorize any person on its staff or on the staff of any public body to inquire into, or report on, or otherwise deal with, any matter relating to ?
(a) an application for a licence;
(b) an alleged breach of a condition in a licence;
(c) the renewal, suspension or revocation of a licence;
(d) a complaint against the holder of a licence; or
(e) the commission of an offence under this Act.
(2) The Chief Livestock Development Officer may authorize any person to inquire into, or report on or otherwise deal with, any matter relating to ?
(a) an application for a permit;
(b) an alleged breach of a condition in a permit;
(c) the renewal, suspension or revocation of a permit;
(d) a complaint against the holder of a permit;
(3) A person authorized under subsection (1) or subsection (2) is here? after referred to as an "authorized officer."
13. An authorized officer may, where he has reason to believe that an offence under this Act has been, or is being committed ?
(a) enter and search any premises;
(b) call for or examine any licence, book or other document; or
(c) take copies of or extracts from any book or document or any entry of the book or document.
14. No person shall prevent, hinder or obstruct the Chief Livestock Development Officer or a person authorized by the Chief Livestock Development Officer for the purposes of sections 6(2) and 8(2) or an authorized officer in the exercise of his functions under this Act.
15. (1) Any person ?
(a) who contravenes ?
(i) section 4(1), section 4(2), section 5(1) or section 7(1);
(ii) being the holder of a licence, section 6;
(iii) being the holder of permit, section 8; or
(iv) section 14; or
(b) who fails to comply with a condition in a licence or permit, is guilty of an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of R.1,000 and the court may order that any pig, equipment,
book or document used in relation to or in connection with the commission of the offence shall be forfeited to the Republic or dealt with in such other manner as the court may order.
(2) A person convicted of an offence under section 4(1), section 5(1) or section 7(1) is, in addition to any penalty imposed under subsection (1) of this section, liable to a further fine of R.1OO for each day he continues to commit the offence after conviction.
16. Where a person is charged with contravening section 4(1), section 5(1) or section 7(1), the burden of proving that he is the holder of a licence or permit shall be on that person.
17. The Minister may make regulations for carrying into effect the purposes and provisions of this Act and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, may make regulations for the purpose of?
(a) prescribing the forms for the purposes of this Act;
(b) prescribing the documents which must accompany an application under this Act;
(c) prescribing the fees that may be charged under this Act;
(d) restricting the number of licences or permits, in respect of the whole or any part of Seychelles, which may be granted under this Act.
18. Notwithstanding anything contained in any other written law, this Act shall apply to all matters relating to the control of production of pigs.
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It's actually the redesign of an "old" scarf based on a photograph of the chancel wall at Trinity Church Boston. This scarf is brighter with crisper detail where as the earlier version had more of a soft rosy hue due to light falling from an adjacent stained glass window.
If you've not seen it first hand, Trinity's chancel is hand stenciled with beautiful floral and spiritual details. Its design and decoration is not original to the 140-year old building designed by H. H. Richardson. The original apse in 1877 was much more simple. It was redesigned in the 1930s by Maginnis and Walsh.
This silk scarf featuring the chancel decoration is available exclusively in the Trinity Church gift shop. You can learn more about the chancel on the Art and Architecture page of the Trinity Church website and of course on a tour.
I think I really like the boldness of the pattern very much! Good job!


Limited Decal Fun Race Track Release!!!!!!
Thanks to Zach Nobrega for his updated blank track!
Re: Limited Decal Fun Race Track Release!!!!!!
This track is fun and easy, but can be pushed to it's limits! Great job!
So.... when's that fun race?
iNoScope wrote: So.... when's that fun race?
And I see you like my chose in sky and billboards .
I really like how its not as rough as it looks, like in the big old braking bumps, they look pretty rough but are misleading, in a good way. Great job.
slowngreen wrote: I really like how its not as rough as it looks, like in the big old braking bumps, they look pretty rough but are misleading, in a good way. Great job.
Is a 59.6 second lap on a 250 good?
BSM70 wrote: Is a 59.6 second lap on a 250 good?
52.8 so I'm not sure what a real average lap is!
ive put down a lot of laps on this track and got a 53.3. nice job! love this track.


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New Game Informer Unlimited interview with George Harrison
A poster in the comment section at gonintendo posted the parts of the interview that were new information so this is not the entire thing.
GI: Just because we're on the subject, did you call Rockstar? Did you ask them? Grand Theft Auto Revolution?
Harrison: I don't know if we had that specific conversation, but I know that we've been in discussions with them. But I was going to say, that that showed us that you never know where the next great game is coming from, so you've got to keep the aperture wide open.
Harrison: We heard EA talking about having a few games that they were going to be showing at E3 and also are hoping to launch with.
GI: Is it like, for example, Red Steel uses nunchuck style – is that going to be something like a peripheral that Ubisoft would put out with their game, or will that be something that you get when you buy a Nintendo Revolution or is that going to be something that you have to purchase on top of a Revolution?
Harrison: It would be something that I think Ubisoft or another publisher would have to include in their game, but we're still working on the actual configuration, so, in terms of the core set, that's going to lead to a question; I'm sure, about pricing. Well we haven't announced that yet and we might not even announce it at E3. We're in something of a cat and mouse game with competitors to see what they'll say.
GI: Jim Merrick said that you guys were shooting for a worldwide launch of Revolution, is that still the case and do you think that having a worldwide launch is important?
Harrison: Yeah, we're still shooting for a worldwide launch before the end of the calendar year. I don't know if it's going to be even possible for it to be on the same day. We'll have to see as we get after E3 and see how we feel things are coming along[…] The actual scheduling of these things is something that I'm sure Mr. Iwata will be thinking about over the summer. That's why I'm saying that E3 you might not hear necessarily a hard launch date, or even a price point.
GI: So what do you think those companies are doing right?
Harrison: Certainly with the case of Sony, they've got a huge momentum going for the last decade. They've done a good job and so it's hard to look at and say that there's one thing that they've done well except to say that they've managed their business extremely well. Most of the big games that have really put their hardware on the map have come from other people, not from themselves. So they've sort of created an environment there where developers could bring the games that put them on the map. And they've managed their franchise well over the course of 10 years – longevity. For Xbox, they're still sort of scrambling and trying to fight their way out. They tried to buy their way in with the first Xbox, and ultimately had one or two particularly good titles on that platform. But they have a different agenda, which is to make it a Trojan horse media center. They're pushing that very hard and time will tell whether that's a viable strategy or not.
(Ha, I just thought it was funny to hear someone like Harrison say that the Xbox only had "one or two good" titles… I probably had both of those.)
GI: Will you guys have a lot of third party games in your booth this year, or will it be again focused on Nintendo product?
Harrison: No, I think that we'll have a wide variety of third party games in our booth. We would also like to have these games featured in the publishers' booths as well. We tend to live in our own world a little bit, maybe a Nintendo disease, but our booth is five percent of the showfloor.
GI: So what are the lessons you learned from the GameCube?
Harrison: Nintendo, I think historically, until fairly recently, has been pretty closed. Not letting third parties get involved on our systems early, not letting them get going. For Revolution, that was a clear strategy change – get them involved early and you're not talking about a large number, but a handful of the big successful publishers and developers around the world, get them involved early and let them have access to it. One thing that we certainly learned from PlayStation 2's success was that you never know where the next hit game is going to come from. Grand Theft Auto had been out there, I think, as a PC game that's okay, not great. But suddenly it just rocketed and carried the PlayStation 2 along.
GI: Nintendo has been historically, and not through any fault of your own, but it's been for kids. Is that something that you guys are going to fight or embrace or is there any kind of change that you see with the Revolution changing that perception? I'm not saying it's real…
Harrison: No, it is a real perception. But for us it's somewhat mystifying because we look at the demographics of who has bought our hardware systems and it's 40 percent over the age of 18 for GameCube and that type of thing. So it's never been as complete as people make it seem or seem to believe. I think it's in terms more of all family and approachable. The number of people who are in college fraternities and in their 20s and 30s playing Mario Kart is kind of astounding. But if you go out to talk with your friends, you're, "oh yeah. I don't play Mario Kart, I play Need for Speed: Underground," or something. To us, we're trying to make sure we don't hide from what we are and make sure we're open to as many people as possible and present it that way. If there's a hardcore 17 or 18 year old that says, "I'm not interested in GameCube, I need Grand Theft Auto," we might not be able to convince them that we can be to their tastes. But there's a whole wide market on the outside of that that are under the age of 15 and over 25 that we think are yet to… and if you can get more people in the household involved in playing the games, we think that that will ultimately lead to greater purchases and sell software itself.
GI: Are there any possibilities with the Revolution with having games like the DS that you could be moving objects with the stylus on the DS that would move things in the Revolution game? Play something like "Fly Swat" where someone could be the bug and someone could be the swatter? Is there any interaction between those two systems that cool and different?
Harrison: Yeah. I haven't seen any demonstrations of it yet.[…] I don't think it's a huge priority, at least I don't think you'll see any examples of it at E3.
GI: So at E3 this year, we're going to be playing these on beta kits? Or how close are you to having finished hardware that people will have and be showing games on?
Harrison: They're pretty finished. So I think that in terms of the quality and capability of what you're going to see at E3, it's exactly as the games could look when they're finished. NCL is going to drag all of the equipment over, and they don't generally let the marketing people see what's going on. But there will be a large, large number of Revolution stations there at the show and a wide variety of games. We know that this is a critical show for us.
GI: And the games for the virtual console, do you think those will all be available at launch or do you think that you're going to stagger those?
Harrison: They'll be a staggered release. We talked about it and everyone got really excited about the entire library of games, but the truth is that each game takes a little bit of work. So there are development teams set aside to just work on those sorts of things. We also don't think that if you opened up and had a library of 500 games, that you'd necessarily have the most impact with the virtual console.
Nice to hear that Nintendo is really focusing on getting the third party support early on with the Revolution. This could really help them in with the future competition with Sony and Microsoft.
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Landlords are expecting rents to rise by 1.8% over the next year – below the target 2% rate of inflation.
This is despite the fact that most landlords expect to see tenancy demand increase.
The finding comes in an LSL 'sentiment` survey out this morning, which also says that the number of landlords finding it harder to access mortgage finance has grown this year.
Although more landlords want to grow their portfolios, 42% who have tried to raise mortgage finance have found it more difficult than it was last year.
Altogether 1,114 landlords were polled in September, with the majority not expecting to raise rents over the next 12 months.
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I almost got Radiant Dawn at a reasonable price today, but an eBay Sniper Nuked me.
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HICKS ISN'T THE LEAST POPULAR CHARACTER!!!!!!!!!!! I DONT CARE THAT HE IS STILL IN THE HIGH 500'S!!!!!
Voted once for Hicks and again for Alm. I just want hicks to not be the least popular character. He deserves better. Also, give me dong Alm or give me death.
Playing FE7 for the first time, I remember I benched: Marcus, Rebecca, Lowen, Guy, Legault, Isadora, Nino, and Serra. I know I benched every pre-promote (I might have used Vaida.). I probably benched more though. I usually bench Jeigans (unless they are Oifey).
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I unironically love the substitute characters due to their designs. Hawk, Tristan, Asaello, and Amid have some of my favorite designs in my game, and in Tristan's case, in the entire series. Characterwise its probably Leaf though.


This week a super tanker steamed towards Myanmar's Kyaukpyu port to offload the first consignment into an oil supply pipeline with the capacity to supply 260,000 barrels per day from the Indian Ocean to Kunming in southwestern China. Some analysts trumpeted the port call as evidence of Myanmar's emergence as a new key link in the quest for regional integration.
Indeed, Myanmar is in the middle of many grand connective schemes, including China's One Belt, One Road, Japan's East-West Economic Corridor, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations' (ASEAN) Free Trade Area, India's opening of its remote 'seven sisters' northeast region as well as the multilateral Great Asian Highway Network.
The economic imperative of these initiatives for Myanmar is that infrastructure integration will be the key that unlocks its many untapped consumer markets, abundant natural resources and underlying trade potential.
Myanmar's potential to implement and benefit from these infrastructure initiatives, however, will require state planners to manage a host of issues, not least among them state fragility and the government's unproven capacity to handle internal or external shocks and still function.
With several internal armed conflicts, a large illicit trade environment, chronic human rights abuses, widespread corruption perceptions and high difficulty of doing business, Myanmar is arguably more comparable to sub-Saharan Africa than its ASEAN neighbours. Myanmar's fragility and instability may thus pose an insurmountable challenge for integration into emerging regional infrastructure.
The proposed routes that will integrate Myanmar with southwest China, Thailand and India run through Myanmar's most fragile and conflict-prone areas. For routes into China this includes the conflict-ridden Shan State, where an alliance of ethnic armies is fighting against central government control and refusing to enter into any ceasefire initiative.
For routes into Thailand, major highways pass through territory controlled under tenuous ceasefire terms with the rebel Shan State Army South, the Karen National Liberation Army and the New Mon State Army. Insurgents active in these areas have attacked connecting infrastructure projects, including roads and pipelines, in the past.
The Kyaukphyu terminal is situated in western Rakhine state, where human rights abuses by security forces are raising new concerns that militancy will take hold among the disenfranchised ethnic Rohingya population. Routes into India's fractious northeastern region pass through the remote, underdeveloped Chin state.
The "greed and grievance" academic theory often used to analyse factors that drive conflict is arguably relevant in Myanmar's context. The underlying political grievances of Myanmar's marginalised minorities have often been subordinated to the imperatives of powerful armed groups that fight to protect their economic interests, including the illicit narcotics trade and natural resource extraction.
The proposed new infrastructure running through these conflict areas will provide another rich source of rent-seeking for some of these armed groups. Government-aligned militias in conflict areas are also known to be involved in illicit trades. Given these entrenched interests in sustaining conflict there is a spectrum of scenarios that could develop, ranging from the doggedly optimistic to the cataclysmic.
Integration and Equitable Development: This is a place for optimists. Myanmar's unique geo-strategic position as a hub for regional integration will unlock vast domestic consumer markets, resource reserves and export trade potential. Increasingly competent democratic politicians will harness this bounty for wide-based economic development. This will in turn have a normative effect on the armed groups, bringing them into peace processes and ending seemingly intractable conflicts.
Centrifugal Forces and Patchwork Development: An alternative narrative suggests that there will be pockets of development but significant challenges. Initiatives will function – oil will be pumped, highways will be built – but corruption will erode wide-based growth, development of remote areas and fuel inequality. Regional warlords will plunder rents to support their ethnic armies and pull further away from central control.
Conflict and Bypass: The most pessimistic observers see a scenario whereby everything could grind to a halt. Initiatives will falter as regional conflicts flare, as they have recently in Shan State and could erupt in western Rakhine state. The government will be unable to either implement policy or manage multiple crises. Ultimately Myanmar will be bypassed in flavor of other regional contenders for connectivity and miss a big opportunity for growth and development.
Much will depend on Myanmar's ability to manage shocks and adapt to fast-changing circumstances, both at home and abroad. The indications to date are that the state, now nominally led by the elected National League for Democracy government, but still widely steered by the autonomous military, and wider society lack this capacity.
For the super tankers docking in Kyaukpyu, gathering storm clouds inland could make for choppier waters and stronger headwinds in the future. The risk for Myanmar is whether such tankers choose to brave the country's still volatile conditions or move to calmer waters.


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I think it comes as no surprise that to achieve your health and fitness goals you have to fuel & hydrate your body properly. Over the past 21 years as a Personal Trainer I've run across just about every way that you can track what you are putting in your body. There are countless apps and websites dedicated to tracking your caloric intake, and I have personally recommended several of them. Some are definitely better than others for sure. But my absolute favorite (that I always come back to) is the old-school pen and paper. That's right…there is something powerful about actually writing down what you eat and drink in a Journal. I attribute this to two reasons: 1) It's crazy simple. 2) It's tangible.
You see, if you consistently journal your food and fluid intake, you automatically become more aware of what you are putting into your body. And when you have something tangible in front of you (like a journal) it subconsciously reminds you to make better choices. Powerful stuff! It sounds silly, but it's absolutely true.
If you do not currently journal, I highly recommend it. Below are the 4 elements that I have my Personal Training clients track in their Success Journals.
Food: It seems obvious that you should write down your food in your Food Journal. But I want you to take it a step further and list out your food items. Instead of writing that you had 3 eggs, toast and fruit…say I had 1 whole egg, 2 egg whites, 2 pieces of wheat toast, small pad of butter and a half a banana. It makes a difference when it comes to identifying portions. This also helps identify bad (or good) habits.
What you are striving for is a healthy balance of macro-nutrients (protein, carbohydrates and fat) at each meal. If you are not familiar with macro-nutrients, then input you food items into a calorie counter for a few days to get a handle of how many grams of each macro-nutrient you are getting. On a side note: I'm not a big advocate on tracking calories every day for the rest of your life. I don't think it's necessary…unless you love to do it.
Keep in mind that if you drink lots of caffeine, work outside, or sweat a lot then you should drink more water than what I just suggested above.
And if the drinks you consume contain calories (sodas, juices, alcohol) then you definitely should track the amounts you drink each day. This is a bad habit that should be limited if your goal is to lose weight.
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Evaluating the predictive value of comorbidity indices in pituitary surgery: a mixed-effects modeling study using the Nationwide Readmissions Database
Authors: A Lee, B Strickland, G Zada, I Bove, J Bakhsheshian, J Carmichael, J Ruzevick, N Brown, S Shahrestani, T Nasrollahi, U Emeh
Types: Outcomes, Population Health
Although pituitary adenomas (PAs) are common intracranial tumors, literature evaluating the utility of comorbidity indices for predicting postoperative complications in patients undergoing pituitary surgery remains limited, thereby hindering the development of complex models that aim to identify high-risk patient populations. We utilized comparative modeling strategies to evaluate the predictive validity of various comorbidity indices and combinations thereof in predicting key pituitary surgery outcomes.
The Nationwide Readmissions Database was used to identify patients who underwent pituitary tumor operations (n = 19,653) in 2016–2017. Patient frailty was assessed using the Johns Hopkins Adjusted Clinical Groups (ACG) System. The Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI) and Elixhauser Comorbidity Index (ECI) were calculated for each patient. Five sets of generalized linear mixed-effects models were developed, using as the primary predictors 1) frailty, 2) CCI, 3) ECI, 4) frailty + CCI, or 5) frailty + ECI. Complications of interest investigated included inpatient mortality, nonroutine discharge (e.g., to locations other than home), length of stay (LOS) within the top quartile (Q1), cost within Q1, and 1-year readmission rates.
Postoperative mortality occurred in 73 patients (0.4%), 1-year readmission was reported in 2994 patients (15.2%), and nonroutine discharge occurred in 2176 patients (11.1%). The mean adjusted all-payer cost for the procedure was USD $25,553.85 ± $26,518.91 (Q1 $28,261.20), and the mean LOS was 4.8 ± 7.4 days (Q1 5.0 days). The model using frailty + ECI as the primary predictor consistently outperformed other models, with statistically significant p values as determined by comparing areas under the curve (AUCs) for most complications. For prediction of mortality, however, the frailty + ECI model (AUC 0.831) was not better than the ECI model alone (AUC 0.831; p = 0.95). For prediction of readmission, the frailty + ECI model (AUC 0.617) was not better than the frailty model alone (AUC 0.606; p = 0.10) or the frailty + CCI model (AUC 0.610; p = 0.29).
This investigation is to the authors' knowledge the first to implement mixed-effects modeling to study the utility of common comorbidity indices in a large, nationwide cohort of patients undergoing pituitary surgery. Knowledge gained from these models may help neurosurgeons identify high-risk patients who require additional clinical attention or resource utilization prior to surgical planning.
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El Pla Director d'Infraestructures (PDI) és un instrument de planificació de l'Autoritat del Transport Metropolità (ATM Àrea de Barcelona) on es recullen totes les actuacions en infraestructura de transport públic a l'àmbit de la Regió Metropolitana de Barcelona, amb independència de l'administració i l'operador que l'explota. Disposa de diversos programes i actuacions: programa d'ampliació de xarxa, programa d'intercanviadors, programa de modernització i millora i actuacions a la xarxa ferroviària estatal.

Actualment es troba vigent el Pla Director d'Infraestructures pel període 2011-2020.

Antecedents
El PDI no és el primer instrument de planificació d'actuacions d'infraestructures. Pel que fa a infraestructures ferroviàries metropolitanes el primer pla general del metro de Barcelona data del 1963 amb el Pla d'Urgència de 1963 de la Coordinadora del Transport de Barcelona. El primer pla que té en compte les línies de RENFE i de suburbans com a complementaris és el Pla de Metros de 1974.

El 1997 es crea l'Autoritat del Transport Metropolità, aglutinant diferents administracions responsables i s'inicia el planejament de forma més global integrant les línies de Renfe, FGC, TMB (FMB i Bus).

Planificacions existents:
 Pla d'Urgència de 1963
 Pla de Metros de 1966
 Pla de Metros de 1971
 Pla de Metros de 1974
 Pla de Metros de 1984
 Pla Intermodal de Transport de 1996
 Pla Director d'Infraestructures 2001-2010
 Avanç del Pla Director d'Infraestructures 2009-2018
 Pla Director d'Infraestructures 2011-2020

PDI 2001-2010
Ampliació de la xarxa de Metro, FGC i Tramvia:

Avanç del PDI 2009-2018

Ampliació de la xarxa

Modernització i millora
Bus
 Estació de Sants
 Estació de la Sagrera
 Cornellà
 Carril VAO C-58, B-23, C-32, C-31, C-245, Eix de Caldes, entre d'altres

Intercanviadors
 Plaça Catalunya
 Zona Universitària
 Ernest Lluch
 Ribera Salines
 Volpelleres
 Arc de Triomf
 Sagrera  TAV

Xarxa estatal
 Línia Orbital
 Línia interior Montgat - Mataró
 Variant de Mataró
 Variant de Badalona
 Duplicació La Garriga - Vic
 Tercera via Sabadell Sud - Cerdanyola del Vallès
 Soterrament i nova estació de Sitges
 Soterrament i nova estació de Vilanova i la Geltrú
 Nova estació a Serguerar i Santa Perpètua
 Integració de la línia de Vilanova a L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
 Nou intercanviador Polígon Santiga

PDI 2011-2020
Ampliació de la xarxa de Metro, FGC i Tramvia:

Referències

Àmbit metropolità de Barcelona

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Malaek, S. (2626). Minimum Fuel Trajectory in a 3/ D Time Scheduled Climb. Journal of Aerospace Science and Technology, 2(2), 11-18.
S. Moammad Bag Malaek. "Minimum Fuel Trajectory in a 3/ D Time Scheduled Climb". Journal of Aerospace Science and Technology, 2, 2, 2626, 11-18.
Malaek, S. (2626). 'Minimum Fuel Trajectory in a 3/ D Time Scheduled Climb', Journal of Aerospace Science and Technology, 2(2), pp. 11-18.
Malaek, S. Minimum Fuel Trajectory in a 3/ D Time Scheduled Climb. Journal of Aerospace Science and Technology, 2626; 2(2): 11-18.
Minimum Fuel Trajectory in a 3/ D Time Scheduled Climb
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Recent refreshes to Blancpain's Fifty Fathoms lineup has kept the longstanding dive watch collection in the spotlight recently; however this is anything but new. Given its rich diving history as one of the very first dive watches ever created, there will always be a place for anything dubbed "Fifty Fathoms" in the marketplace, even when it features a complication not usually connected with diving. With that in mind, I'm not talking about the new Bathyscaphe complete calendar that launched last year either. I'm going back into the archives for a closer first-hand look at one of the earlier oddities from the brand – the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Flyback Chronograph.
Launched back in 2007, this particular model (reference number 5085F-1130-52 in case you're wondering) is still a part of the brand's current offerings some 12 years later. While it's definitely a bit of a niche watch, I thought I'd take Blancpain up on the opportunity to take a closer look about what this piece is all about.
Originally introduced in 2007, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Flyback Chronograph is still a part of the brand's current catalog (Image: Blancpain).
As with most non-Bathyscaphe Fifty Fathoms models, the first thing that catches the eye when looking at the Fifty Fathoms Flyback Chronograph is its prominent sapphire bezel. Its bright luminous glow can be spotted from across the room in the right conditions, and its inherently reflective nature quickly purges any thought of being "under the radar" despite its plain black color.
From there, you'll note its chronograph sub-dials at 3 and 9 are oversized compared to standard chronograph registers, which is a nice bonus that improves legibility. They do dwarf its running seconds sub-dial at 6, though not to the point of making the design seem awkward. In sticking with this somewhat reflective theme, its case is high-polished throughout, and tapers slightly inwards from its dial side towards its caseback – just one of a couple of details that help to give it a slightly reduced feel when on the wrist.
Blancpain claims that the chronograph pushers can be safely operated while underwater (Image: Blancpain).
Being a fairly high-level piece when it comes to steel sports watches, this isn't just your average off-the-shelf chronograph. The Blancpain self-winding caliber F185 is an integrated column-wheel chronograph with flyback functionality, allowing for instantaneous resetting of the chronograph rather than having to stop, reset, and start again.
The movement is comprised of 305 parts, uses a silicon balance spring, and is good for a reasonable (but not exceptional) 40hr power reserve. It also features an instantaneous jumping date indication tucked into the running seconds sub-dial. On a functional level it's worth noting that the watch is rated for 300m of water resistance, which is to be expected with it being part of their iconic dive watch collection.
What does come as a bit of a surprise though is the design of its pushers. At first glance, the knurled bases of the pushers would lead one to believe that they were the screw-down variety – a feature that would assist in achieving its water resistance. Not so – that detail is purely aesthetic, yet the brand claims that the chronograph can be safely operated under water (personally I still wouldn't risk it).
The Blancpain Caliber F185 is an integrated column-wheel chronograph with flyback functionality (Image: Blancpain).
A 45mm diver inherently comes across as something that will be rather hefty on wrist; however the Fifty Fathoms Flyback Chronograph genuinely feels a fair bit less hefty than I had expected. The combination of its short lugs and tapered case help the watch hug even a more slight wrist like my own (6.75"), all while shaving down its overall mass. That said, what completely sealed the deal for me was its sailcloth/canvas strap.
This is hands-down one of the most comfortable OEM straps I've thrown on in quite a while. Usually when I'm trialling a piece, I go out of my way to swap it onto a different strap combo as an exercise in versatility; however in the case of this guy, I wasn't bothered to leave it on the stock option. That said, a swap is more difficult on the Fifty Fathoms Flyback Chrono than most other divers, as Blancpain uses proprietary screws to secure its bars. A minor gripe considering you'll get the tool when purchasing the watch, but if you're a frequent strap changer, be prepared for a little additional work.
The included sailcloth/canvas strap that comes with the Fifty Fathoms Flyback Chronograph is remarkably comfortable (Image: Blancpain).
Overall, I've gotta say that I was mostly taken with this diver chronograph, even though at a fundamental level, the piece is a bit confusing. Given the heritage of the Fifty Fathoms line, I'd have more respect for Blancpain had they chosen to stick strictly to divers instead of diversifying their dive watch collection in the way that they have; however then again, we're talking about a member of the Swatch group who are notorious for mass volumes of SKUs throughout their brands. They saw a demand for more, and rather than limiting supply and playing the game the way Rolex and AP have, they delivered, and delivered, and delivered again. It's big, it's a little weird, it's a little flashy, but I dig it.


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The provisions of the constitution is concise and clear to the effect that in the case of the president Yar' Adua inability to discharge the powers and duties of his office same will devolve on Vice President Goodluck Jonathan. Section 145 of the constitution gave the president the prerogative to declare his own disability. If he could not communicate his disability with Vice President Jonathan, or the Senate and House of Representative, Goodluck Jonathan by virtue of his position as Vice President can declare the President disabled and act has president. The intent of this section of the constitution is to pre-empt situation where any succession by a vice president would make him president, as in the case of death, for the rest of the term even if the elected president recovered from his inability before his term ended.
The inability to act is a question of fact, as in the case of President Yar'Adua who is presently sick in a Saudi hospital. If the fact exists, it is the duty of Vice President Jonathan to act as president during this period. If there is no dispute to this fact, his actions as acting president cannot be questioned. The duty to act rest upon him and no one else not even the Senate or House of Representatives. Legislative assent is not required since the intent of the constitution is to pre-empt a leaderless nation.
However, if the Vice President's action is contrary to the provisions of the constitution, same can be reviewed by the courts. If the President disability has been removed, he can then assume the office of the president.


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Spend 11 days in Vietnam to get a taste on the unique culture, cuisines and breathtaking scenery that will stay in your memory forever. Visit the tranquil capital of Hanoi, old Duong Lam Village, UNESCO Heritage Site Halong Bay, Hoi An Old Town and the vivid Saigon city. With dedicated 5-star accommodation and service quality, we truly believe your comfort will not be compromised during your experience with this journey.
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Visit UNESCO sites including Halong Bay and Hoi An Old Town.
Have a taste of traditional Vietnam by exploring Duong Lam Ancient Village.
Upon arrival at the airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel for check-in & break. Later this afternoon, meet your tour leader for informal tour briefing which is followed by a welcome dinner at Ly Club, the fine dining authentic Vietnamese restaurant.
After breakfast, take morning Hanoi city tour to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda and Temple of Literature. This afternoon, personalize your holiday with a choice of included sightseeing options.
Perhaps visit the 500 year–old village which is worldwide famous for its pottery or take part in a Hanoi Walking Tour for a deeper insight into the local lifestyles and your trip enhancement.
Dinner tonight is served with set menu at Wild Rice, a very nice local restaurant.
Walk along the narrow alleys to explore village life. Start your discovery from the old communal house where the village founders are worshipped followed by different home factories that use techniques hundreds of years old. Then, you'll have a chance to hand on for a deeper insight before strolling in the local market to find luck. This is a holiday enhancement which shouldn't be missed.
Join a guided walking tour around the downtown of Vietnam's capital, Hanoi. To get us started we will board a coach for the short drive to the historical Hoa Lo Prison, infamously known as the Hanoi Hilton. From here we walk to Joseph's Cathedral on our way to Hanoi's centrepiece, Hoan Kiem Lake, stopping for refreshments along the way before continuing on to the picturesque Ngoc Son Temple. From here we will stroll along the lakeshore to the Statue of Ly Thai To who is credited for founding Hanoi in 1010. To finish, we will visit the stunningly beautiful Hanoi Opera House before returning to the hotel. Lots of selfie chances, local interaction provided along the way and this is the truly amazing activity that will leave you with lifelong memories.
Following breakfast, drive to the ancient village of Duong Lam. Recognized as a national relic, it has a history of about 1,200 years with many houses dating back 40 years. On arrival, visit one of the oldest houses in the village, the home of the Huyen family, who have lived here for generations. Then, choose to explore this charming village and the tranquil countryside on foot or by bicycle. Visit the restored Phung Hung Temple and Mia Pagoda before enjoying lunch at the house of a local family. Back in Hanoi later this afternoon to take a rest for a while before being ready for another exiting chapter of the day.
This evening, enjoy Hanoi Street Food Tour. Start with a walk around the Old Quarter when the lights pop up and have a taste of Northern Vietnamese delicacies such as stuffed pancake, banh my, stuffed sticky rice balls, the unique egg coffee and many more. The special activity offers lots of interaction with the city dwellers and an insight into the local lifestyles.
Today you will travel by coach through the rich farmland of the Red River Delta to Halong Bay. Recognized as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1994, Halong Bay's spectacular scatter of islands, dotted with wind- and wave-eroded grottoes, is a vision of ethereal beauty. Upon arrival, you will board your ship to visit the thousands of limestone islands filled with caves of all shapes and sizes. The sails of junks and sampans gliding along the clear and emerald waters of the bay form a magnificent scene that blends into the sky. You will also have the opportunity to visit some of the hidden grottoes beneath the towering cliffs.
Awake early and participate in Tai Chi on the top deck or simply relax and enjoy the sunrise over the bay's towering islands, a sight not to be missed! Enjoy a morning cup of coffee or tea, before setting out to explore nearby islands by rowboat. Return to the junk for breakfast then take advantage of the sundeck and admire the amazing rock formations of Halong Bay. Enjoy a light lunch before heading back to shore. Your driver will then meet you at the Halong jetty for your drive straight to Hanoi airport to catch up the internal flight to Da Nang. On arrival there, you'll be met and transferred by another local guide to Hoi An to check in hotel. Free time afterwards.
Dinner tonight is served onboard Cinnamon Cruises on the romantic Thu Bon River.
Depart from your hotel and journey 40km outside of Hoi An. Arrive in My Son Sanctuary, a great sample of ancient Champa civilization situated in southern region of Vietnam. Stand astounded by a great number of exquisite stone sculptures, temples and towers nestled in the tropical jungle. Around late morning, we will return to Hoi An.
Tra Que is a charming petite village located just a few kilometres from Hoi An. The village is named after the sweet scented vegetables Hoianeses grow in the village, which are used to spice up famous Hoianese delicacies. Depart from your hotel either by private car or bicycle. Stroll through the atmospheric Tra Que Vegetable Village to observe and try the local farming activities. Learn the process of planting vegetable: raking the ground, sowing, watering and picking vegetables. After the farm trip, you will see how good Vietnamese is with 'Banh Xeo' (sizzling cake). This Vietnamese savoury pancake is popular and favoured throughout Vietnam. Finish with a visit to the local market. A light meal will be served during the tour time.
This morning, you will visit Hoi An's highlights including the Japanese Bridge, the Chinese Temple and Phung Hung Ancient House. In the afternoon, get transferred to Da Nang airport to catch the flight to Saigon. On arrival, pick up & transfer to check in hotel.
Start your Mekong Delta exploring to Ben Tre Province to embark on board cruise on Ben Tre river (one of the tributaries of Mekong river, sight-seeing lively activities along the river as fishing, water transferring). Stop at brickwork to see how to make bricks in handy traditional style by printing and baking. Next, visit one of plenty of coconut processing workshops located along the canal. Turn on natural scissors creeks where they look smaller and smaller to go to the village and take a walk to family workshop making sleep mats and enjoying some fruits and tea. Continue taking a motor cart (xe lôi) or cycle riding under tree shades, pass by green rice fields and vegetable plains to be able to touch on real life and find out about the tropical culture from Peasants. Lunch is served at the restaurant riverside. Afternoon, you take rowing-boat along water palm creek and boat back to Hung Vuong Pier, where your transport is waiting back to Saigon.
Following breakfast, late check- out of the hotel and you will have a half day tour of Ho Chi Minh City with highlights such as Notre Dame Cathedral, Post Office, War Remnant Museum and soaking up the atmosphere at Ben Thanh Market, one of Ho Chi Minh's liveliest areas. Have Pho for your lunch today in Saigon. Have lunch at a local restaurant followed by free time until transfer to airport for flight home.


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Coin & Numismatic News U.S. Mint Shows Off 2008 Presidential $1 Coins
U.S. Mint Shows Off 2008 Presidential $1 Coins
CoinNews.net
The United States Mint offered up a sneak peek of the four Presidential $1 Coins scheduled for release in 2008.
The next four coins will begin the second year of a decade-long series and make their debut in three month increments with the following presidential order and issue dates:
James Monroe on Feb. 14
John Quincy Adams on May 15
Andrew Jackson on Aug. 14
and Martin Van Buren on Nov. 13
The first four Presidential Dollars issued in 2007 had the image of George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. According to US Mint coin production figures, the Mint turned out 768,530,000 Presidential $1 Coins in 2007. (The total does not include mintage figures for the last Madison Presidential coin, which was released in November.)
With such high mintage numbers, you would expect the coins to be readily available and used in daily transactions. That Mint desire is a long distance from reality with the Presidential $1 Coins nearly invisible outside the coin collector community.
Mint Director Ed Moy was quoted as saying:
"We hope the next four presidential $1 coins will not only jingle in pockets but be spent as well. These coins are convenient. Each presidential $1 coin weighs less than four quarters, and they're especially useful for vending machines and mass transit."
"We will be working with several local retailers and banks in a concentrated area to facilitate the increased circulation of Presidential $1 Coins. We want to see more of these coins used in daily transactions and given out as change like other denominations."
2008 would seem to be the year the Mint will focus more on the new dollar coin's compatibility with vending machines, their ease in use with transit systems and getting banks on board to supply them.
The new law requiring 'In God We Trust' motto relocation not in affect for these coins
While a new law went into affect yesterday, Dec. 26, requiring the motto "In God We Trust" to move from the coin's edge to its face or reverse, the latest coin images provided by the Mint show no such adjustments. The law did provide for discretion in the timing of the motto changes.
The Mint is launching the 2008 dollar coins using their news contacts and presence to push the story while silently telling everyone, apparently, that the motto relocation will not go into effect until at least 2009.
Is the timing of the Mint announcement coming just hours after the President signed the new law coincidence? If it isn't, you can hardly blame the Mint for not wanting to take some control of the situation given the bill was created and then passed during the 11th hour.
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Since when is it more important to know what number the us president is rather than leaving God ON THE FRONT OF OUR COINS. PLACE THE presidential number on the EDGE SO IT WEARS OFF instead of our LORD.


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Circa Waves talk November homecoming Kazimier show, single So Long and debut album
By Patrick Clarke on	 29th October 2014 All Talk
With another sterling single just out, a debut album imminent and a huge homecoming show set for November, Getintothis' Patrick Clarke speaks to Circa Waves' Kieran Shudall.
"We want it to be a grand finale. We've never done a headline show in Liverpool before… we want to give back to where we're from," says Kieran Shudall of Circa Waves when Getintothis drops in for a chat with the founder, chief songwriter and de facto leader of those most masterful of garage rock retailers.
He's referring to the band's upcoming Kazimier slot on November 20, the final date of their imminent Young Chasers tour, and raises a slightly scandalous truth: though the band are undoubtedly at the vanguard of Liverpool's latest breed, a lot of those still on home turf haven't had the largest of live exposures to the foursome.
"We've done the NME tour, we did the Sound City gig too which was a headline but still felt part of something else, so this feels like it's our first real 'doing it on our own' thing," he continues, hardly a man unaware of his position. "All of the songs in the set are about Liverpool, and they're about people from Liverpool, so playing in front of that crowd to me is dead important."
Not that they can really be blamed for leapfrogging the toilet circuit, it was an airing of early effort Young Chasers on Zane Lowe's Radio One show that saw attention crash down upon Shudall with unexpected instance, and before long the group had been propelled to the attention of the national press and garnered a coveted GIT Award nod.
Circa Waves at the Kazimier for the GIT Award 2014
That cut and dry narrative tends to overlook 'a lot of fumbling in the dark' however.
"The band didn't even exist when he played us, it was just me on my own," the singer points out. "I'd been working on songs for a while, not looking to start a band at all, then I put Young Chasers online and Zane ended up playing it."
"It isn't as simple as 'Zane played us now we're massive!'" he continues. "It was more like, 'Shit, I need to get a band together!' Luckily, I was working at Sound City at the time [the track was played]. I'd met people there and that was generally how the band started."
It's been quite the ascension from those scrappy formations, with So Long, their latest in a sublime run of singles and available to stream below, representing yet more affirmation of their prodigious knack for barnstorming guitar-pop. "It's essentially a song about unrequited love but from an outside perspective – me looking in and seeing a mate being turned down," says its author on its theme.
"As a song we were never even gonna record it in the sessions, but I just recorded a really rough demo and we ended up doing it last minute.
"It happened to turn out really good so we decided to release it as a single in the end. It's been a bit of a dark horse from the start" he continues, and it's a good job the track did indeed see the light of day – the tune holding its own among the greatest of their efforts so far.
Circa Waves perform live at Sound City 2014
It precedes the group's long awaited debut album, which Shudall informs us should see the light of day early next year.
"I think the release will be around February or March next year, maybe with another two singles before that" he expands. "We're just toying with the amount of songs to put on it at the moment; I want eleven but it might end up with more like thirteen on it."
The majority of that aforementioned string of singles are set to appear on the record, he informs us. "People know [the singles]and I'm happy with them so they'll probably make the record, then there'll be four or five new tracks… we've got about 17 or 18 tracks to choose from [in total]."
A singles compilation does not a good album make, however, a fact the frontman's well aware of.
"We're still putting the album together in terms of tracklisting" he tells us. "It's all about making the album flow I guess, as we don't have that many downbeat songs. It'll take a lot of hard hitting tunes, we've got a couple of tracks that are slower paced but still quite big sounding, so you'll have to judge for yourself but I think it works."
Only time will tell whether Circa Waves can take properly to their debut, but it's safe to say the tunes are in the safest of hands.
It'll be an agonising wait for the much-hyped finished article. But, for now, we can content ourselves with yet another marvellous sampler in the form of So Long, and with next month's gig, a long-overdue homecoming for four of Liverpool's finest.
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A website called One Green Planet now has a new feature: interview pieces by one Myq Kaplan.
This first one features friend and comedian Ken Reid.
Comedy by Myq Kaplan now exists on Pandora internet radio! Click! See!
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That would have been way cooler and rarer, because the internet is not endangered.


Using vibrant, energetic coloured Vera Gaffney paints a contemporary collection of landscape stories of Ireland. Her evocative paintings are now available in superb limited edition prints. Beautifully frames with an accompanying descriptive note, they are the essence of Ireland. Whether you are looking for a wedding gift, engagement gift, retirement gift or something special, look no further than our beautiful range of Vera Gaffney prints.
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Description: These limited edition fine art prints of her original oil paintings are produced on high quality pearl art paper, using special pigmented inks which are guaranteed to hold their colour for at least 100 years. These pieces are expressive, dramatic and colourful providing a true window into the essence of Ireland's history, memory and imagination. Signed limited edition print inspired by the beautiful wild landscape of Sligo.
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Description: This hand signed limited edition print designed and painted in Ireland especially for your home.It captures the last jug of flowers at the end of Summer.
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Description: Vera Gaffney, a self-taught, highly successful artist has been included in many exhibitions and has gained a huge following throughout Ireland's North West. These limited edition fine art prints of her original oil paintings are produced on high quality pearl art paper, using special pigmented inks which are guaranteed to hold their colour for at least 100 years. These pieces are expressive, dramatic and colourful providing a true window into the essence of Ireland's history, memory and imagination. Signed limited edition fine art print. Inspired by a celebrations for a poet friend from Australia in Clifden. On the night in question, even the stars were reflected in the water! An Essence of Ireland.
Description: Vera Gaffney, a self taught, highly successful artist has been included in many exhibitions and has gained a huge following throughout Ireland's North West. These limited edition fine art prints of her original oil paintings are produced on high quality pearl art paper, using special pigmented inks which are guaranteed to hold their colour for at least 100 years. These pieces are expressive, dramatic and colourful providing a true window into the essence of Ireland's history, memory and imagination. Signed limited edition print is inspired by the iconic Mayo landscape and the walks that abound it - a colourful, nostalgic piece - An Essence of Ireland.
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