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New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust Has $777,000 Position in Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) (GS)
New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust increased its stake in Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) (NYSE:GS) by 16.7% in the second quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund owned 3,500 shares of the investment management company's stock after buying an additional 500 shares during the period. New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust's holdings in Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) were worth $777,000 at the end of the most recent reporting period.
A number of other institutional investors and hedge funds also recently bought and sold shares of the stock. WealthTrust Arizona LLC lifted its holdings in Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) by 97.1% during the 2nd quarter. WealthTrust Arizona LLC now owns 469 shares of the investment management company's stock worth $104,000 after buying an additional 231 shares during the last quarter. Shine Investment Advisory Services Inc. bought a new stake in shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) in the 2nd quarter valued at approximately $111,000. Parallel Advisors LLC increased its holdings in shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) by 10.7% in the 1st quarter. Parallel Advisors LLC now owns 558 shares of the investment management company's stock valued at $126,000 after acquiring an additional 54 shares during the last quarter. Security Asset Management acquired a new stake in shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) during the 2nd quarter valued at approximately $128,000. Finally, Carroll Financial Associates Inc. raised its position in shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) by 4.1% during the 2nd quarter. Carroll Financial Associates Inc. now owns 586 shares of the investment management company's stock valued at $130,000 after acquiring an additional 23 shares in the last quarter. 73.31% of the stock is currently owned by hedge funds and other institutional investors.
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE:GS) opened at 237.19 on Monday. The company has a market cap of $92.08 billion, a PE ratio of 12.44 and a beta of 1.42. The firm has a 50 day moving average price of $224.38 and a 200 day moving average price of $225.69. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. has a 12-month low of $157.80 and a 12-month high of $255.15.
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) (NYSE:GS) last released its earnings results on Tuesday, July 18th. The investment management company reported $3.95 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating analysts' consensus estimates of $3.39 by $0.56. The company had revenue of $7.89 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $7.47 billion. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) had a net margin of 26.44% and a return on equity of 11.27%. The company's revenue was down .6% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same period in the prior year, the company posted $3.72 EPS. On average, analysts anticipate that Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. will post $18.17 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
The firm also recently disclosed a quarterly dividend, which was paid on Thursday, September 28th. Shareholders of record on Thursday, August 31st were paid a $0.75 dividend. The ex-dividend date was Tuesday, August 29th. This represents a $3.00 dividend on an annualized basis and a yield of 1.26%. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The)'s payout ratio is presently 15.74%.
GS has been the topic of a number of research reports. BidaskClub cut shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) from a "hold" rating to a "sell" rating in a report on Tuesday, July 25th. Buckingham Research reaffirmed a "neutral" rating and issued a $243.00 price target (up from $235.00) on shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) in a report on Monday, July 10th. Wells Fargo & Company initiated coverage on shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) in a research note on Wednesday, August 9th. They set an "outperform" rating and a $265.00 price objective on the stock. Berenberg Bank reissued a "sell" rating and issued a $190.00 target price on shares of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) in a report on Friday, July 21st. Finally, Credit Suisse Group lifted their target price on Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) from $230.00 to $240.00 and gave the company an "outperform" rating in a research note on Wednesday, June 28th. Two equities research analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, seventeen have assigned a hold rating, eleven have issued a buy rating and one has given a strong buy rating to the company's stock. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) presently has an average rating of "Hold" and an average price target of $237.04.
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In related news, EVP John F.W. Rogers sold 17,685 shares of the company's stock in a transaction dated Tuesday, August 8th. The stock was sold at an average price of $235.02, for a total value of $4,156,328.70. Following the completion of the sale, the executive vice president now owns 80,109 shares in the company, valued at $18,827,217.18. The transaction was disclosed in a filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is available at the SEC website. Also, Director David A. Viniar sold 4,590 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction dated Tuesday, August 1st. The stock was sold at an average price of $227.79, for a total value of $1,045,556.10. Following the transaction, the director now owns 854,925 shares in the company, valued at approximately $194,743,365.75. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. Over the last ninety days, insiders sold 25,535 shares of company stock worth $5,956,868. Insiders own 2.57% of the company's stock.
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Five states will go to polls soon and the Election Commission is learning from its experiences before the general elections next year.
EC is likely to announce the poll dates for Telangana in a week, and also the dates for Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram.
Ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha poll, Rs 303 crore in cash was seized from across India. Almost half of that cash — Rs 154 crore to be precise — was recovered from the then undivided Andhra Pradesh, where elections were being held around the same time for two Assemblies — Andhra Pradesh and the proposed state of Telangana.
A month after the Lok Sabha poll, on June 2, 2014, Andhra Pradesh was bifurcated to create Telangana, the 29th and the youngest state of India. Four years later, the Election Commission of India (ECI) is again gearing up for polls in Telangana, after the Telangana Rashtra Samithi government prematurely dissolved the assembly. The poll panel is likely to announce the poll dates for Telangana in a week, and also the dates for Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram.
These elections are being considered as a semi-final of sorts for the Lok Sabha elections, due in 2019. And the ECI is getting ready to deal with the challenges.
"The abuse of money in elections continues to be a major challenge in all the poll-going states," says Chief Election Commissioner OP Rawat. "But we suspect the use of money power will be high in Telangana." He says the ECI's cVIGIL mobile app, launched in July, will help curtail poll violations. The Android app will be functional from the day the model code of conduct is enforced. It will allow vigilant citizens to upload photos or videos of election conduct violations.
The potential abuse of money power is only one aspect of the challenges that the election watchdog faces today. Other problems include spreading fake news, even by the conventional media, as Rawat alleges; persuading primitive tribes living in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan to come and vote and dealing with the presence of Naxals in the Bastar belt of Chhattisgarh.
If these were not enough, the ECI also has to deal with the missing 5,500 voters' enrolment forms of the Bru community, which were stolen from the town of Mamit in Mizoram. The Northeastern state usually sees no violence during elections. Election Commission officials say they are trying hard to mitigate some of these challenges.
Madhya Pradesh has 4.5 lakh primitive Sahariya tribals, categorised as a particularly vulnerable tribal group. They are usually averse to voting. Some Sahariyas still reside in dwellings without doors. An unspecified number of Sahariyas live in neighbouring Rajasthan as well. In Madhya Pradesh, 2.7 lakh Sahariyas have enrolled themselves as electorates this time. The enrolment number in Rajasthan is not available.
In the tribal belt of Chhattisgarh, the ECI faces a more severe challenge. Naxals in some interior pockets of Bastar, a division comprising seven districts of the state, have ordered the villagers to not vote. In the Naxal-affected district of Dantewada, for example, six polling stations — Kawadgaon, Badegadam, Purangel, Alnar, Kidariras and Burgum — witnessed zero voting in the assembly poll of 2013. The number of polling stations with zero voting increased to 11 in the subsequent election, held for the Lok Sabha in 2014.
During elections, district magistrates are designated as district election officers and returning officers. This puts a lot of poll responsibilities on them, especially when the district has remote areas.
The hill state of Mizoram also faces such a problem. Sample this: Bandukbanga polling station is located 218 km away from the headquarters of Lawngtlai district, on the Bangladesh border. The area, under the Tuichawng assembly constituency, is mountainous and prone to landslides during monsoons. This makes it difficult to reach easily in case of an emergency.


Rather than lament last week's state Supreme Court ruling that declared the state's current school financing system unconstitutional, Gov. Voinovich and the Legislature should set to work to revamp from top to bottom the way Ohio taxes itself. Figuring out how the state should pay for educating its school children is just part of a larger taxation puzzle Gov. Voinovich and the Legislature already should have been piecing together regardless of the outcome of the lawsuit brought by a coalition of 500 school district that challenged Ohio's school financing formula. As reporter Kristen Baird relates in a page 1 story this week on the building wave of deregulation that will be sweeping over the electric utility industry nationwide, the Legislature also must address whether it legitimately can continue to apply a higher tax rate to Ohio's power companies than it does to non-monopoly businesses in the state. Legislators must balance the state's hunger for tax revenue against the need to keep Ohio's electric utilities competitive in a world where out-of-state utilities soon could be allowed to invade their turf. The state's investor-owned utilities pay a combined $1 billion a year in state and local taxes, a chunk of which winds up with local school districts. The huge tax bill exists because the electric companies pay a higher tax rate than other businesses in exchange for their monopoly service rights. If the higher rate was allowed to stand once that monopoly protection is removed, Ohio's electric companies would find themselves at a significant cost disadvantage compared to out-of-state rivals that aren't subject to taxes in Ohio. Lawmakers can't let that scenario play out if they're at all concerned about maintaining the health of an industry that literally powers the state's economic engine. Rep. Priscilla Mead, co-chair of the state Legislature's Joint Select Committee on Electric Utility Deregulation, indicated last week that the utility tax issue will be a key element in the debate over how t o reshape the school financing system. We consider Rep. Mead's expressed willingness to work with other lawmakers a positive sign. However, we can't say the same about the reaction of Gov. Voinovich, House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson and Senate President Richard Finan to the Supreme Court ruling. They largely beefed about the lack of guidance the high court gave the Legislature in trying to come up with a new financing method. We believe their railing against the Supreme Court misses the point. How the state raises and spends its education dollars is so interwoven with other tax and spending issues that the high court couldn't possibly recommend a solution without outlining a wholesale restructuring of Ohio's tax structure. That job is up to the Legislature, and it should get to work doing it.


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Our friends in the South
Red Pepper magazine | 18.02.2009 00:37 | Globalisation | Repression | Workers' Movements
As we face increasingly international and interconnected crises around food, finance and climate, we need to know more about our global allies in the South. James O'Nions looks beyond the familiar but limited NGOs that stand for North-South relations in the mainstream media
'Sustainable peasants' agriculture cools down the earth' reads the banner outside the conference centre at the UN climate talks in Poznan. It's an unusual slogan to a British activist. But then La Vía Campesina, an international organisation of peasants and landless movements, despite having member organisations in 69 countries, is not an organisation we hear much about in the UK, including on the left. And while there are development NGOs that work with social movements, few such organisations give us the kind of critical analysis of the world system advocated by Southern-based movements such as La Vía Campesina.
This analysis coming from the South is shaped by directly organising some of the world's poorest people against the most extreme consequences of 30 years of neoliberalism. It's also an analysis that is becoming more relevant now that the North is starting to suffer the consequences of trying to turn the world into a corporate paradise. A major financial crisis is overlaid by the worsening of global warming. The North has even begun to feel the effects of the food crisis despite the insulation of relative wealth.
Seen from the South, these overlapping crises appear even more serious. Last year saw food riots in many countries, and while food subsidies produced some temporary improvements, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation reports that 40 million extra people have been pushed into hunger and predicts the food crisis will get worse in 2009.
The effects of climate change on the South are less immediate. Yet increases in extreme weather events and flooding, and the melting of mountain glaciers on which a fifth of the world's population depends for drinking water are already evident. The World Development Movement estimates that by 2050, ten million people in the South will be forced to permanently abandon their homes, with disastrous effects on their livelihoods.
The financial crisis may appear to be more of a Northern phenomenon, but globalisation means it will not stay that way for long. Economies that were encouraged towards dependency on export earnings will see Northern demand dry up; remittances from migrant workers that sustain countries such as Haiti will certainly be affected; and capital investment is likely to drop off as banks pull out of the periphery to shore up the centre.
Social movements and globalisation
A huge range of social movements and grass-roots organisations has emerged in the South in the past two decades to deal with the problems caused by the free market dogma at the root of the current crises. These movements tend to have a much stronger critical analysis of the system and what changes are needed than the big Northern-based development agencies like Oxfam, Cafod and Save the Children.
For instance, while aid agencies have worried that overseas development aid will drop off as Northern governments deal with recession at home, Jubilee South, based in South Africa but organised across the South, is among the networks seeing this moment as an opportunity for the more fundamental changes to the financial system it has been advocating for years. Jubilee South is a coalition that was set up as a counterpart to the Jubilee movement in rich countries, who were calling for debt cancellation at the millennium. Yet it calls not for debt 'forgiveness', but for Southern governments to repudiate their debts to the North.
Through processes such as debt audits, Jubilee South members put pressure on indebted governments to act, a tactic that has recently borne fruit in Ecuador when President Correa stopped payment of some the country's 'illegitimate' debt. With climate change becoming increasingly important, Jubilee South is also trying to stop the World Bank getting its hands on financing for adaptation, and proposing that an ecological debt is owed from North to South for the destruction wreaked by global warming.
Peasants and the food crisis
For La Vía Campesina, the food crisis vindicates their belief that food for export is a problem rather than a solution to global poverty. La Vía Campesina is a global federation of small farmers', agricultural workers' and fisherfolk organisations. Mainly, though, they identify as peasants, a term with negative connotations in English, behind which, as the campesinos are all too aware, lies a modern contempt for small producers.
No one, neither Marxists nor neoliberals, anticipated the re-emergence of the peasantry as a social force in the world, let alone as a progressive rather than conservative force. Yet this is the flip-side of agricultural globalisation, which compounded centuries-old inequalities in land distribution with the dominance of agribusiness and open markets. It's by no means a homogenous organisation, bringing together the Brazilian Landless Workers Movement (MST, see right) with the small farmers of the French Confédération Paysanne, but the vast majority of its 148 member organisations are from the South.
The struggle of small producers for dignity and livelihood means taking on monoculture agrofuel plantations, biotech seed companies and the World Trade Organisation. For La Vía Campesina it also means tackling the under-representation of women both in its own political structures and the world at large. But La Vía Campesina is perhaps strongest not in what it opposes, but in what it proposes: agroecology, a basically organic agriculture, and 'food sovereignty'.
The idea of food sovereignty came from discussions in La Vía Campesina itself, and in that sense is very grass-roots. The basic tenets involve seeing food as a basic human right rather than a commodity, and prioritising local and national consumption over global markets. It also weaves in democratic control of the food system, protection of natural resources, agrarian reform and social peace. As a result of this work, when the food crisis hit, La Vía Campesina had a worked out, human-centred alternative to agricultural commodities speculation. For Mohammed Ikhwan of La Vía Campesina member the Indonesian Peasants' Union, food sovereignty is important because 'it's not just a "no". It is a real alternative from the people against the destructive neoliberal food and agriculture model.'
Not only will the South be worst hit by climate change, but the agenda for dealing with it is dominated by Northern and corporate concerns. This has led to the foundation of Climate Justice Now (CJN), a coalition of social movements and NGOs working to ensure that justice is at the heart of the world's response to global warming.
Those taking part in CJN are not solely motivated by concern over the impact of climate change. They see an injustice in the refusal of the rich world to deal with a problem it created. This is true not just in UN negotiations, but in the host of false solutions such as carbon trading, agrofuels and the 'clean development mechanism', which usually result in more social and environmental costs for marginalised communities while letting Northern corporations carry on polluting.
Focus on the Global South, an NGO based in Thailand, India and the Philippines, has been a key facilitator of CJN, just as it has been at the heart of international networks on trade and resisting foreign military bases. While Focus's central concept of 'deglobalisation' points to the need for Southern states to reclaim their sovereignty, it also puts considerable emphasis on grass-roots and non-state groups as agents of social change; hence its role in these networks and in the World Social Forum.
For Herbert Docena of Focus on the Philippines, this is part of the organisation's rationale: 'Our aim is to strengthen the global justice movements by helping us make the connections across complex issues and across our fragmented movements.' This is in marked contrast to many Northern NGOs, which tend to 'dumb down' issues to their audiences while simultaneously 'professionalising' the response to them.
The view from the North
Despite their significance for activists, social movements in the majority world are relatively unknown in the UK. Knowledge about actual organisations, what they do, and how we might act in solidarity with them is often limited to the staff of those development organisations who work with them on particular projects.
Since the development sector in the UK is dominated by the inheritors of the tradition of Victorian philanthropy, social movements do not figure heavily in their marketing materials. When they do, it's often in copy about what a difference your money is making, not about how their partners view neoliberal capitalism.
Organisations on the Marxist left, meanwhile, often talk generally about the 'anti-capitalist movement' while ignoring many of its most significant components in the South. Even the World Social Forum, a global gathering of social movements and other organisations, attracts mainly NGO professionals and progressive academics rather than grass-roots activists from the UK.
Some Northern NGOs, of course, have a social movement orientation to their work and a conception of solidarity at the centre of it. The Transnational Institute, based in Amsterdam but international in operation, is one such body. Though it was conceived as a progressive international think-tank of critical 'scholars', its campaign work has seen it support global demands for water to be a human right rather than a commodity and develop a thorough-going critique of carbon trading as well as being an important intellectual resource in the critique of the WTO and the inequalities of the neoliberal relations of 'free' trade.
Attac was originally founded in France as a campaign for a tax on financial speculation, and quickly spread across Europe. It now has a broader remit, working on most aspects of corporate globalisation and with some national sections in the South too. It was one of the first networks to respond to the financial crisis with radical alternatives. There are many reasons why the UK is the only major European country without an Attac group, but the dominance of the 'charitable' response to injustice is surely one.
Friends of the Earth International, a mixed North-South NGO federation whose 77 national affiliates differ greatly in the extent to which they critique the current economic system, have nevertheless entered into an interesting partnership recently with La Vía Campesina, especially over the food sovereignty agenda. Whether this will filter through to local Friends of the Earth groups in the North remains to be seen. Yet it illustrates that a real solidarity relationship must go both ways: the 'Southern' concept of food sovereignty has important implications for our ideas about sustainability in the North.
Many of the fundamental issues activists face in the North are the same as those in the South – corporate takeover, rising inequality, privatisation, casualisation and the erosion of the 'commons'. Often the same companies operate in the North and the South. The fight against Shell's operations in the Niger Delta and on Ireland's west coast is just one example. It is important not to over-simplify these parallels – while water privatisation is the theft of a common good in both Northern and Southern contexts, it is only in the South that it has resulted in the poor losing access to clean water. But if we recognise the differences in context – and in power – links with Southern social movements can only strengthen our organised responses to the financial crisis in the UK.
As activists in the UK, we often seem to face a choice between being active on domestic or international issues. Our relative wealth can understandably make campaigning on Southern issues seem like the more ethical choice. Yet in doing so we are in danger of pursuing what we might call 'charitable campaigning'. British NGOs can sometimes sound quite radical on certain issues, but usually refuse to generalise political messages to a UK context, and avoid difficult arguments about the real role of Britain in the world. But if we know more about Southern movements, we can start to see them as 'those who fight our fight somewhere else'. They can be the 'other' in a real relationship of solidarity that helps us to change our society too. As we respond to the fallout from 30 years of corporate globalisation, it's time to move our relationship with the 'developing' world out of the zone of charity.
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28 February 2009, 10am to midnight
6 Billion Ways is a day where the arts meet ideas, discussion and action to explore the causes and find solutions to these interlinked global crises.
Including discussions on: the financial crisis and economic alternatives, conflict and liberation in Palestine and Iraq, climate catastrophe and building a green new deal, the future of feminism, the impact of Obama on race politics, when resistance is successful and how to change consumer culture.
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DnaNudge, Jabil Healthcare Partner on COVID Test Kits
Key production arrangement will enable high-volume manufacture of CovidNudge testing cartridges on a global scale.
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DnaNudge, developers of the rapid, lab-free CovidNudge test that delivers results in just over an hour, today announces that it has appointed healthcare manufacturing solutions provider Jabil Healthcare, a division of Jabil Inc. (NYSE: JBL), to manufacture the innovative cartridges used in the company's pioneering COVID-19 testing solution. The Jabil Healthcare clean room manufacturing facility in Bray, Ireland is ramping up to produce 1.4 million test cartridges per month by early 2021. This major production effort will support DnaNudge's ongoing commercial delivery program, including the fulfilment of the recently announced order for 5.8 million rapid CovidNudge test kits from the UK government's Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).
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Care To Dye?
We dyed some eggs on Saturday.
I actually wanted to skip this.
I'm not big on crafts or anything that can potentially make a huge mess. Mainly because I spend most of the day cleaning up messes so why in the world would I want to add to it?
But Tommy was aching to dye some eggs so I got a kit and promised that we'd do it.
Natalie naturally wanted to join in.
Only she didn't quite get the concept.
First she tried to drink the dye. "Juice!" she said when I set the mug filled with colored water in front of her. Then she lifted it up and took a sip.
"Not to drink, not to drink!" I shrieked. "To dye…to dye the egg."
"Okay," Natalie said, grabbing an egg. I assumed she knew what she had to do.
The little minx smashed the egg over the dye.
"I sorry," she said.
Then she gave me a wide smile. Her famous you-can't-get-mad-at-me smile.
Meanwhile, Tommy knew what he was doing.
He made an egg version of Carrot Top.
And several other eggs. Coincidentally, this is my reaction when someone shows me a bar of chocolate.
And this is my reaction in the morning before I've had my caffeine.
Same hair and everything.
Only mine is brown.
C (Kid Things) April 5, 2010 at 8:17 AM
We didn't dye eggs this year. All that mess makes me nervous and it's just wasn't worth it with 2 kids who would likely fling it up to the walls and 1 who wouldn't care anyway.
Rita Templeton April 5, 2010 at 8:20 AM
We didn't do the dye this year! It was messy enough last year, and two of my three kids are young enough not to ask for it - so until they specifically request to do it, it's not gettin' done.
And anyway, I had enough mess with the damn Easter basket grass and the chocolate smudged all over my house. Ugh!
Kristina P. April 5, 2010 at 8:21 AM
I think if you have kids, it's mandatory that you dye eggs.
Brandy@YDK April 5, 2010 at 8:23 AM
The hubs wanted to dye eggs with the 16 month old and I was like NO WAY - let's put off that mess as long as we can.
Cute eggs though
Shell April 5, 2010 at 8:27 AM
Those turned out cute. We didn't dye eggs this year. I just couldn't bring myself to deal with the mess. Though I do have the dye. Maybe this week....
Love that grin! She's a cutie.
Vodka Logic April 5, 2010 at 8:36 AM
The egg making is a mess but at least it can be cleaned up. Easier now that my kids can do it themselves.
Very cute pictures thanks
Brittany April 5, 2010 at 8:40 AM
LOVED the little story behind Natalies pictures. too cute. she is so presh!
As far as the eggs, they are SO cute! We just did boring old plain ones!
My Mercurial Nature April 5, 2010 at 8:57 AM
Those are super cute! I'm with you re: mess-making, but it's one of those mandatory kid+easter things. :-)
Randi Troxell April 5, 2010 at 9:00 AM
how creative...
i love tommys eggs!
My Book Barn April 5, 2010 at 9:22 AM
LOL Great post! Dropping by from SITS!
~Angela
Ducky April 5, 2010 at 9:44 AM
Tommy's eggs are SOO cool!
We colored eggs with my 19 mo old and she actually did a great job. We used a wire whisk and placed the egg inside that. She then was able to 'stir' her egg in the colored water, which she loved. She is a stirring queen.
(got the idea from the Family Fun magazine!)
Liz Mays April 5, 2010 at 10:11 AM
They did really well! I like the hairy eggs!
Sara April 5, 2010 at 10:14 AM
Love the hair! He did good. :) And Natalie. hahahahah! She is a doll face.
Oh my goodness! Let me catch my breath after laughing to hard. I love the "I have not had my coffee yet look!" So much fun and Tommy did a great job with those eggs!
We rocked the Paaz monster eggs too, only one eggie fatality - so proud! Tommy's eggs look great!
Susan R. Mills April 5, 2010 at 10:40 AM
Tommy did a great job with the eggs.
Fran Hill April 5, 2010 at 10:49 AM
Hurrah for protective tablecloths!
Linda Medrano April 5, 2010 at 10:51 AM
This was obviously a successful endeavor since Natalie is not colored blue or red or yellow and the eggs turned out quite charming!
Jen April 5, 2010 at 10:55 AM
We hard boiled out eggs and the little kids still managed to squish them.
Jules AF April 5, 2010 at 10:59 AM
I haven't dyed eggs in SO LONG. sigh.
heidi April 5, 2010 at 11:47 AM
We totally forgot to dye eggs this year. Another check in the list of my mom of the year award accomplishments.
Tommy did a fab job!
Foursons April 5, 2010 at 11:53 AM
Hahahaha. Question- you don't hard boil your eggs?
Melissa April 5, 2010 at 12:16 PM
That is awesome! Hayden just wanted to stick as many eggs he could in the "dye container" and then take them out... they were not pretty. But he enjoyed himself.
cfoxes33 April 5, 2010 at 12:22 PM
We didn't dye eggs. I wanted to, but we ran out of time. Of course, my kids are 13 and 15. The 13 yo got up Sunday AM early. When I got up he said "I found where all the eggs were hidden." I asked where did he find them. He told me in the bowl on the stove. I said, "Yeah, the Easter Bunny doesn't hide white eggs, unless it's a snow storm." He looked at me a little sheepishly. LOL
Intense Guy April 5, 2010 at 1:16 PM
Cool! I've never seen eggs with hair before!
...and yeah... Its hard to get uptight with someone that lays a smile like *that* one on you!
Jessica April 5, 2010 at 1:27 PM
Dyed and decorated....Aren't you FANCY!
Amber Page Writes April 5, 2010 at 1:52 PM
I got off easy this year...didn't even have to get her an Easter Basket. I'm enjoying it while it lasts.
RottenMom April 5, 2010 at 1:58 PM
Hairy Eggs! So funny!
Mine are old enough now that I kind of have to FORCE them to dye eggs. We ended up with a lot of depressed looking teenage angst eggs. I blogged a picture of them if you want to see what your future holds!
Lacey April 5, 2010 at 2:05 PM
Amber, you are hilarious! I admit that Carrot Top Egg is pretty cool :)
Love Natalie's grin!
Claire Marie April 5, 2010 at 3:14 PM
Instead of dying eggs this year, we wrapped them in silk ties and boiled them. They turned out amazing, and thrift store shopping for awesome ties was so much fun!
I love the carrot top eggs though; I'd love to make some of those next year!
Shelly - Tropical Mum April 5, 2010 at 3:56 PM
I suddenly feel the urge to eat eggs for breakfast.
Cute pics. Natalie probably gets away with a lot with that smile of hers!
Oh man is that cute! We didn't get around to it, but I kind of wanted a blue kid because I just KNOW she would dump the bowls on her.
SHe was red for Christams and I had a little Elmo for 3 days!!
for a different kind of girl April 5, 2010 at 4:30 PM
Egg dying is always a fiasco here. A couple Easters ago, my husband and the boys grabbed the wrong carton and dyed raw eggs. I always try to get out of this project, and was successful again this year. Of course, I had to go to a funeral to do so, but I was willing!
Kendall April 5, 2010 at 6:54 PM
I did eggs with my 2.5 and 3.5 year olds. They had fun, but we used plain water and food coloring! Not alot of mess and no dyed fingers. :D The pictures are cute and Tommy's eggs look great!
Tammy April 5, 2010 at 7:26 PM
I love Tommy's eggs...and the smashed egg is something you will never forget!! ...and you have pictures to back up those stories someday.
Thanks for being my FB today...love ya!
Leah Rubin April 5, 2010 at 7:43 PM
Looks like fun in spite of it all! They are still the cutest kids ever!
Mixed Reflections April 5, 2010 at 10:02 PM
Thanks for visiting Gropius. Adorable kids. And I know what you mean about ignoring the freaking messes--especially on holidays. For Pete's sake, there's enough to worry about! But look at these lovely egg-headed creations. So worth it. P.S. Also have a son with ADHD and loved Labrynth.
Small Town Girl April 6, 2010 at 4:19 AM
Dying eggs is such fun! When I was about Natalie's age, I ate one of those dye tablets. It was red, and I was foaming at the mouth big red bubbles. Mom didn't know what the hell I'd done. She'd just turned her back for a moment. Can you imagine? She called poison control once she figured it out, and as it turns out...while you aren't supposed to ingest the tablets, they won't really hurt you. I wonder how long my mouth was stained.
Joey Lynn Resciniti April 6, 2010 at 5:41 AM
She really mashed that egg! I have real anxiety about the egg dying too. This year my five year old did it all on her own and actually did a wonderful job. Sometimes you get rewarded for letting go a little. Sometimes.
tracey.becker1@gmail.com April 6, 2010 at 6:03 AM
We have only dyed eggs a few times. No one here eats hard boiled eggs much so it seems like a waste!
Cute egg hair.
Serendipityissweet April 6, 2010 at 6:26 AM
Lol, love the eggs! They came out great.
"I sorry" is so cute!
Erin April 6, 2010 at 10:59 AM
Oh my gosh! I LOVE the hair on the eggs. How clever is that?!?!
Working Mommy April 6, 2010 at 1:37 PM
I LOVE the fuzzy hair on the eggs...what a great idea!
Pat April 6, 2010 at 6:50 PM
I miss dying eggs for my kids. Course now they're 28 and 30 so I don't think they'll want them anymore. I'm not around for Easter so my grandkids can't enjoy them either. Darn!
Michelle @Flying Giggles April 6, 2010 at 11:30 PM
Those are some great looking eggs! This year, I discovered using a whisk to dip the eggs in dye. You just pop the egg inside and the kids dip it in the dye, so much easier!
Mary@Holy Mackerel April 7, 2010 at 3:08 PM
Those are some awesome eggs. Love the 'fro!
KK April 9, 2010 at 9:07 PM
No crafts here either


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How to prepare a scientific doctoral thesis based on research articles
By Phil Potts2013-07-30T00:00:00+01:00
Björn Gustavii
2012 | 93pp | £14.99
As the cost of full-time study for a doctoral degree becomes more of an issue, I can imagine a significant increase in popularity of gaining a PhD by published work (on the basis of research papers published in the scientific literature). This is especially true for those first degree graduates who gain employment in research and development laboratories.
To help aspiring graduates, Björn Gustavii of the University of Lund, Sweden, has published a book designed to offer practical guidance and advice. In particular, his book is designed for those following both what he calls the 'Scandinavian' model, in which an overall summary is followed by research papers bound in a single volume and the 'sandwich' model, in which published research papers appear as chapters between a general introduction and a general discussion.
The book is designed for theses covering mainly the 'hard' sciences (biology, medicine and technology), although most of the examples are medical in origin and this may put off some readers whose interest lies in other disciplines.
Although the book contains 19 chapters, at 93 printed pages some chapters are rather short. For example, chapter 6, Quotations, comprises slightly less than one printed page. However, the book is an easy read with some eye-catching ideas, including an illustrated title page used in a thesis on 'Reproductive factors and breast cancer' that features a prominent silhouette of a pregnant woman. There are also some sensible suggestions for avoiding scientific gobbledygook and ensuring clarity of comprehension.
I'd recommend this book to anyone considering submitting a thesis based on published work. I think it is also of value to examiners of such theses, in drawing attention to the wider range of good practice. However, this book is no substitute for a detailed appraisal of the rules and regulations of the university to which the completed thesis will be submitted. Indeed, some universities publish mandatory guidance on design and formatting. And it is essential to keep in mind that the final outcome of the thesis examination will depend primarily on the quality and novelty of the research papers included within its covers.
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Citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter, the report said that Go-Jek has been negotiating its fundraising deal with investors "for months" and is now close to finalising it.
The company so far has secured commitments for more than US$1.2 billion mainly from its existing investors, such as Google, Tencent, and JD.
The total amount raised in this round could reach US$1.5 billion "if more investors participate", putting the company's valuation to US$9 billion or even more.
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In its previous funding round in early 2018, Go-Jek was said to be valued at US$4.8 billion.
Through the funding round, Go-Jek is said to aim to "deepen its alliances" and seek "business collaborations" with its strategic partners.
e27 has reached out to Go-Jek to confirm the report, and find out more details about it.
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Nick Hakim's 'Where Will We Go' & The Upcoming Studio LP
Julian Gascoigne
Written By Julian Gascoigne - April 21 2017
Nick Hakim's debut EP has just landed on my desk this week, and I feel like I've been sleeping on a musical giant. The EP, 'Where Will We Go' has just been reissued by ATO, having been originally self released on Nick's own imprint, Earseed Records.
A Taste Of The Music...
Having the broadest range of influences, spanning from Madlib to Screaming Jay Hawkins, the variety of Nick's eclectic taste becomes self evident in his music. The track 'I don't know' is rich with jazz-drenched vocal harmonies and smooth blues guitar licks. The rawness and rasp of his voice are it's defining feature, while the guitar meanders in the background so subtly as to be barely present at all. His song-writing ability is highlighted by the unique lo-fi sound of his recordings. And having made the EP in his bedroom on a 4 track cassette, it's no wonder why. The track was picked up by Giles Peterson on his 'Brownswood Bubblers' series.
My personal favourite track is 'Heaven', in which Nick strips back his sound to the purest form of guitar and vocal. The harmonies are reminiscent of a D'angelo classic, while bringing the rawness and noise of a bedroom recording akin to a Royce Wood Junior demo. Having received plaudits including NPR Music and the New York Times, it's no wonder that ATO have picked him up and are bringing us his debut studio album next month.
The Upcoming Album...
'Green Twins' can be described as a sum of it's parts, originally composed of recorded clips and scraps of paper. He took these bits to engineer Andrew Sarlo who, in close conjunction with Nick, developed them into full studio tacks. Sarlo comments that, "for other artists, a demo serves as a potential shape the song could form into. But for Nick, demos are more like creating a temple: a sanctuary that now we have to go into and somehow clean, furnish, and get ready for other people to experience the sermon in."
Onwards and Upwards...
I have no doubt that big things are coming for this artist. The new album is due for release May 19th, with tour dates throughout 2017. The London gig is at KOKO on November 8th.
You can find out about the album and upcoming tour on his website, and there's plenty more info at ATO Records.
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As Japan's population dwindles, its companies are being forced to change how they attract job seekers like Harada from an ever-shrinking labor pool.
Nationwide, there are 1.62 jobs available for every job seeker, the strongest demand for labor in more than 44 years. The jobless rate is 2.4 percent, near a 25-year low, and real wages adjusted for inflation have fallen in five of the past six years.
Flexible working hours, personal benefits like day care and even rent assistance are now on the table alongside salary.
Such perks, common in the United States and Europe, are only just catching on in Japan, which until recently relied on a culture of complete devotion to an employer in exchange for job security and steady pay increases.
Toyota, for instance, opened a 24-hour day care facility in April for shift workers at its plants near its headquarters in Toyota City.
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What is an Emergency Fund Really For?
We have all heard the phrase "save for a rainy day" but what does that really mean? How can we really be sure that we are planning appropriately for a rainy day and how can we appropriately define what "rainy day" really means for each of us?
Well for starters, let's define a "rainy day" or emergency which we would need a savings account for. An emergency could be something like literal rain if your roof starts leaking and you need several hundred to thousands of dollars to repair it. It could be a smaller, unexpected expense like an extra $200 to pay for a vet bill because your dog got sick.
It really depends on your personal situation. If, for example, you have an extra $200 in your monthly budget you may not consider that vet visit an emergency expense. But if you have a really tight budget and an extra $200 cost would mean that some other bill doesn't get paid, then yes, it is an emergency.
So with that being said, an emergency is whatever is an extra, unexpected expense that has to be paid now and cannot be covered out of your monthly budget. The amount really doesn't matter but you have to define for yourself whether an expense meets the "emergency" criteria. If it is something you can save up to pay for, it is not an immediate need and is not an emergency.
What about those extra expenses that may not be emergencies but that are not regularly occurring, monthly expenses? Things like new tires and regular maintenance for your car, annual daycare administration fees, holiday gifts, vacations (including obligatory trips to visit family that may not feel like a vacation), your friend's bachelor party, etc are not emergencies. They may be things that seem to sneak up on you and you find yourself in an "oh crap" moment and want to break that piggy bank, but they are not true, unexpected emergencies.
The best way to keep some funds in an emergency fund is to 1) add money in automatically every month or from every paycheck and 2) don't touch it unless it's a true emergency. I recommend setting up automatic transfers from your paycheck so that you don't even see the money hit your regular checking account. It doesn't matter what the amount is, just make sure it is something you can afford and add it as a line item in your monthly budget. If you need that money every month and find yourself transferring it back from savings into checking, then you don't have a savings problem, you have a budgeting problem.
Now, how to determine if something is a true emergency? As I said above, if you can save up for it or if it happens at regular intervals and/or you know in advance it is coming, then it is not an emergency. There are some things that walk the line between emergency and non-emergency. For example, if your tire blows and you need a new one pronto, that is an emergency because you can't drive on three wheels. But, you also know that tires wear out and will need to be replaced in time. The most financially prudent thing to have done would be to have started a sinking fund for your new tires and hopefully you would have already had the money set aside in non-emergency savings that could have paid for the new tire.
A sinking fund is savings you set aside for a specific, upcoming cost. That might be the $100 you save every month to have $1200 by December to use on Christmas present shopping. But more importantly, it might be the $100 you save every month for house maintenance, the $30 you save every month for car maintenance, and the $10 you save every month for the annual daycare administration fee. Sure, maybe you don't need to set aside a sinking fund of $10 a month if you can cover a $120 extra expense in your monthly budget, but many people don't have that luxury. This is where planning ahead is the real budgeting MVP.
Planning ahead is the key to your emergency fund and your budget, as well as a keen sense of self. Ask yourself honestly whether the need you feel is truly a need and an emergency or rather just a want. Determining the difference between wants and needs can be really hard, honestly, but this is the really personal part of personal finance that makes us grow into finally and emotionally wiser people.


Findmypast member Carla Martin proves that persistence pays off when it comes to tracing elusive army ancestors.
I'd been hunting for my grandfather - Joseph Charlie Martin's - World War 1 records for years with no success. The problem had always been that while I found things which appeared to match him, I was always unable to prove it. I could find the same names, but never any service record which could have given an address or next of kin.
I knew where he'd served, and had found one or two names in the Medal Index Records which seemed to be possibilities. I asked my family about a few of them, and one record in particular that had caught my eye. My grandfather, Joseph Charles Martin, had volunteered underage. We'd been told that his mother had written to the War Office to get him returned home, but then Joe re-joined when he was old enough.
I wasn't sure if he'd have had the same service number for both times he joined. This record had the same service number and two ranks. The problem was one rank was Dvr – driver. Everyone had told me Joe couldn't drive, so this record was put aside as wrong. Maybe I should've thought about the type of vehicles which would have been 'driven' in WW1… Too much modern thinking!
That was over three years ago. More recently however I was entering all my family World War 1 record details onto commemorative sites, and so I returned to the mystery of my grandfather. It remained extraordinarily frustrating. I even asked on the Findmypast community, but even though lots of ideas and suggestions were given still the concrete proof of which record matched my grandfather eluded me. It was extraordinarily frustrating.
Then, Findmypast advertised a free weekend. I thought "Okay, I'll just have a peek". I knew the site has been adding a lot of new records this year but hadn't checked any of them. Can you imagine my joy when the first military record I checked, one of the new releases, was a match for my grandfather? I literally screamed to my husband that I had found a match! I checked the details of his next of kin, it matched my great grandfather. Not only that but would you believe it, the record matched the one that stated Dvr.
Can you imagine my joy when the first military record I checked, one of the new releases, was a match for my grandfather? I literally screamed to my husband that I had found a match!
The last piece of proof was that one of the new records showed both his World War 1 and 2 Service Number. I had his WW2 Service Number on my aunt's birth certificate, born in 1939. It was a match many times over. Since then I've spent a lot of time looking up more records with his WW1 Service Number and have learned heaps. For example, it seems my grandfather stayed in the army after World War 1 ended, but his Medal Index Card states he deserted on the 22nd April 1920. As a consequence his 1914/1915 Star was scrapped, although it appears he was still given the Victory medal and the British War medal.
I've sent a request for his service records to find out more. I so feel relieved. Two days before Remembrance Sunday, and a few days before Armistice Day, I found my grandfather's World War 1 records. It feels rather poignant, and almost like a conclusion, although the search for more information goes on. This has also been a steep learning curve... Findmypast is definitely the best family history research site, and even though I received the emails telling me new records had been added I didn't look at them until this weekend. I could kick myself!


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Red Digital de ARY es una filial del Grupo ARY. El grupo de compañías ARY es una sociedad de cartera con sede en Dubai fundada por un empresario pakistaní, Haji Abdul Razzak Yaqoob (ARY).

Historia
ARY Digital, anteriormente conocido como el Canal de Pakistán, se lanzó en el Reino Unido en diciembre de 2000 para satisfacer las crecientes demandas de entretenimiento del sur de Asia en la región. En un lapso corto de tres años, la propuesta única y el contenido del canal resultaron en una popularidad masiva y para permitir una mayor expansión y transmisión a otros países. Utiliza Samacom, un proveedor monopolizador de enlace ascendente con sede en los EAU, como la estación de teletransporte de enlace ascendente.

Afilia Programar
Recientemente ARY Digital se ha afiliado a varias otras redes de televisión para promocionar su contenido en Pakistán. Entre estos están Fashion TV para los cuales un canal regional FTV Pakistan ha estado emitiendo desde diciembre de 2005 en la red ARY Digital. Hay planes en marcha para Al Jazeera Urdu en afiliación con Al Jazeera, dirigidos a 110 millones de hogares de habla urdu en todo el mundo  y HBO Pakistán  en asociación con la división del sur de Asia de HBO . Con la ayuda de la red, Nickelodeon también planea iniciar sus operaciones en Nick Pakistán, donde se trasladaría a 2.5 millones de hogares con niños.  Con tanta diversidad internacional en el cinturón de la red, Salman Iqbal, CEO y presidente global de la red ARY Digital, confía en que la red está brindando calidad internacional al creciente mercado de Pakistán.

Programación Especializada
En 2004, ARY Digital había terminado tres empresas hermanas aparte del canal insignia ARY Digital, canales dirigidos a la programación generalizada. Incluyen: ARY News, un canal de noticias las 24 horas; ARY Musik, un canal dirigido a la generación más joven con lo último de la escena musical paquistaní y ARY Qtv, un servicio religioso. Con estos cuatro canales en su haber, la audiencia de la red creció en los próximos años y ARY Digital a menudo se llamaría a sí mismo el proveedor de entretenimiento premium en la región.

Lista de canales
ARY Digital Network se compone de los siguientes canales:

 ARY Digital - Infoentretenimiento para la región de Asia
 ARY Sports - Portal oficial de deportes en línea
 ARY Digital UK - Infoentretenimiento para la Región del Reino Unido - Ya no está disponible
 Familia ARY - Infoentretenimiento para la región del Reino Unido
 New Vision TV - Noticias independientes las 24 horas
 ARY Digital ME - Infoentretenimiento para la Región del Medio Oriente
 ARY Digital USA - Infoentretenimiento para la región de EE. UU.
 ARY Zindagi - Canal de información y entretenimiento
 ARY Films - empresa distribuidora de películas
 ARY Musik - música las 24 horas
 ARY News - Noticias independientes las 24 horas
 ARY Qtv - Quran TV, contenido religioso
 ARY Zauq - Canal de comida
 Nickelodeon Pakistán
 HBO Pakistan
 ARY Tube - Portal de video oficial de ARY Digital Network

Nombres de canales anteriores
ARY One World

El musik

QTV

ARY Zauq

Próximos canales
ARY Sports

ARY Films
ARY Películas es compañía de distribución de la película  corriendo en Pakistán. Es una parte  de ARY Red Digital. Treinta cinco películas que incluyen 11 Urdu, 6 Punjabi y 17 Pashto las películas estuvieron liberadas por ARY Películas en 2013. Entre ellos Waar, Principales Hoon Shahid Afridi, Josh, Chambaili, Zinda Bhaag, Siyaah y Lamha superior los gráficos en industria.

Canal BOL

 VH1 Pakistán
 TV de moda
 Canal de compras ARY

Disponibilidad

Programación continental
En 2004, ARY Digital dividió sus transmisiones de tal manera que cada continente tenía una programación diferente en diferentes momentos, para facilitar mejor la audiencia. Los canales se dividieron de la siguiente manera:

 ARY Digital Asia
 ARY Digital UAE
 ARY Digital Reino Unido / Europa
 ARY Digital USA

Maestro digital
Esta versión del canal es gratuita, ya que los canales en el subcontinente indio suelen ser gratuitos. A diferencia de otras versiones del canal, ARY Digital Asia, presenta una variedad más amplia de programas y programas. Muchos de los cuales pueden incluir programas extranjeros, como películas de Hollywood y Bollywood, programas de televisión indios e ingleses, por ejemplo, Criminal Minds, 24 y Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi es uno de los programas de televisión indios e ingleses que se emite actualmente.

ARY Digital UAE
ARY Digital UAE también es gratuito, pero la programación se limita solo a los programas paquistaníes, esto incluye los dramas y programas de televisión exclusivos de ARY Digital, esto se debe a que los canales locales de los EAU poseen los derechos de programas y películas estadounidenses e inglesas. Los programas indios tampoco se transmiten en la versión de EAU, esto se debe a que los canales indios originales transmiten los programas en su propio canal.

El perro guardián del Reino Unido revoca las licencias de ARY

En un comunicado publicado el miércoles, el organismo de control, conocido como Ofcom, dijo que había revocado las licencias de los seis canales propiedad de ARY Network.

"La Red ARY poseía seis licencias del Servicio de Contenido con Licencia de Televisión ('TLCS') otorgadas bajo la Parte 1 de la Ley de Radiodifusión de 1990", dijo la declaración de Ofcom. "Estas licencias se utilizaron para transmitir los siguientes canales: ARY Digital, ARY QTV, ARY News, ARY World News, QTV – Islamic Education Channel y ARY Entertainment". [11]

Junta Consultiva de Medios ARY
En el turno de los eventos que condujeron a la emergencia en diciembre de 2007, Salman Iqbal, CEO de la red, anunció junto con el comité de la red ARY Digital el establecimiento de una junta asesora de medios, cuyo propósito sería evaluar la cobertura de los medios (ya sea noticias u otros programas) en la red. Al decir que ARY Digital ha estado informando sin prejuicios durante un tiempo, pero los eventos recientes que anuncian la regla de emergencia y el cierre temporal de una de las redes de noticias más grandes Geo TV, ARY Digital requirieron una mejor cobertura imparcial. Llegó a la conclusión de que una serie de líderes gubernamentales podrían sopesar la cobertura presentada por la red sobre la base de su racionalidad y cobertura para que los medios retratados por la red estuvieran en verso con la forma en que se supone que se debe representar a Pakistán. La junta tendría asientos para 20 miembros, cada uno centrado en diferentes aspectos de los medios de comunicación proporcionaría sus puntos de vista sobre cómo deben retratarse los medios.

Crítica
Durante un breve período en 2003, ARY Digital recibió críticas por emitir comentarios despectivos de un preso contra el Tribunal Antiterrorista (ATC-3) y un video que muestra a jóvenes calvas tras las rejas pidiendo clemencia. El desacato a los procedimientos judiciales contra los funcionarios de la red se retiró después de que el juez aceptara las disculpas incondicionales.

El intento de toma de posesión de BOL Network y BOL News ocurrió en agosto de 2015 por el CEO de ARY Digital Network , Salman Iqbal, quien dijo que la decisión se tomó con el objetivo de brindar protección profesional a la industria de los medios y sus trabajadores.  El fundador de ARY Group dijo que su grupo de medios lanzaría la transmisión del canal dentro de tres semanas.  Sin embargo, este acuerdo fracasó y en septiembre de 2015 se anunció que ARY no se haría cargo de BOL.

Véase también

 ATN ARY Digital (Canadá)
 Noticias ARY
 ARY Films
 Lista de series de televisión paquistaníes
 Lista de estaciones de televisión paquistaníes
 ARY Qtv
 Lista de programas transmitidos por ARY Digital

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Regardless of which side of the county line you choose, Brentwood is an excellent place to raise a family and enjoy all the riches of the Nashville area! Conveniently nestled between the business centers of Nashville and Franklin, Brentwood provides easy access to the best of both cities—from job, cultural, and leisure opportunities to shopping and dining options. Brentwood is just minutes away from Cool Springs and Cool Springs Galleria, where you'll find some of the best shopping, dining, and entertainment in Tennessee. It is also close to the stunningly beautiful Radnor Lake Natural Area, a 1,332-acre park and protected wildlife area. Inside Brentwood you'll find even more parks and outdoor recreation at golf clubs, country clubs, public parks, and recreation centers. In addition, Brentwood is home to some of the most highly regarded public and private schools in the Nashville area, including Franklin Road Academy and Brentwood High School.
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Cricklewood Greats
BBC Four comedy. 1 episode in 2012. Stars Peter Capaldi, Kelly Adams, Ben Aldridge, Cavan Clerkin, Hazel Douglas, Tim Downie, Andrew Hawley and others.
Cricklewood Greats Menu
Spoof documentary written by and starring Peter Capaldi which explores the greatest stars of Cricklewood's legendary film studios
Peter Capaldi, Kelly Adams, Ben Aldridge, Cavan Clerkin, Hazel Douglas, Tim Downie, Andrew Hawley, Henry Lloyd-Hughes and others
Peter Capaldi and Tony Roche
Adam Tandy
Cricklewood Greats is a spoof documentary and personal journey of discovery, which reveals the greatest forgotten stars of the legendary Cricklewood Film Studios, featuring clips from the many films that were produced in this iconic North London landmark.
Cricklewood Film Studios doesn't really exist. In fact, every frame of footage has been lovingly restored from the vaults of Peter Capaldi's fertile imagination.
The show will take viewers from the early silent movie experiments of Arthur Sim, through the 1930s comedies of Florrie Fontaine and the glory years of the "Thumbs Up" movies, to the 1970s exploitation horror movies starring Lionel Crisp, and the ultimate folie de grandeur of Terry Gilliam's Professor Hypochondria's Magical Odyssey which finally destroyed the studios in the early 1980s.
Peter Capaldi says: "It's weathered many a storm but the British film industry is, thankfully, still afloat. However, more than a few souls have been thrown overboard along the way and I'm therefore delighted that BBC Four has allowed me to explore the lives of some of these now forgotten icons of British cinema. Finally, the role of Cricklewood Studios and its greats will be recognised. It's a privilege to be able to shine the spotlight on them once more."
Sunday 5th February 2012 on BBC Four at 9pm
Tuesday 3rd February 2015 at 12:30am
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First off, I hope that everyone had a terrific weekend. Whether you live in the states and celebrated Thanksgiving, or live in other parts of the world and were able to ogle all of the incredible recipes posted this past week, I'm sure you enjoyed yourselves in some way. 🙂 Unlike a few other bloggers, I don't have any leftover recipes for you because… I don't have any leftovers! (always a good sign) And if you didn't check out my instagram, I'll tell you all about what I had for dinner on Thanksgiving.
First, I made my rendition of Isa's Seitan Roast Stuffed with mushrooms, in which I halved the seitan recipe, added pecans, spinach and rosemary to the stuffing, and used button mushrooms and green onions. It turned out SO good! I am always in charge of making the sweet potato casserole, and for the past couple of years I've made Susan's Sweet Potato Casserole with Pecan topping from Fat Free Vegan. But, this year I improvised and loosely based mine off of hers; and I'm telling you, I need to share this recipe with you! It's so good! Plus, not too sweet. Then there was the garlicky mashed potatoes (simple enough), olives and a spinach side-salad.
Really, the little amount of leftovers that I did have were eaten up for brunch that I made for a couple of girlfriends and I, the next morning. Mmm.. Mimosas. But, besides that, I have something else for you. A dessert that is filled with fruit, and great for serving around the holidays. If you're anything like me, you'll have an issue with trying to eat all of the crispy, crumble topping off of the sweet slices of fruit the moment that you pull that baking dish out of the oven. You can liken the topping to a buttery granola mix, which sounds good in my book!
Layers of cinnamon-y pear and apple slices, with a crispy, buttery topping.
Get a baking dish out that is approximately 8.5×4.5×2.5. Start layer the fruit in the bottom, first one layer of apple, with the edges slightly overlapping; then a layer of pear.
After each layer, sprinkled a little cinnamon and sugar on top. Once all of the slices have been used, move on to making the crumble topping.
Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Place the rest of the ingredients in a medium-sized bowl, and crumble together with a fork.
Make sure that there are no chunks of margarine in the mixture, and stir together until it makes a crumbly, slightly even consistency.
Distribute the oat mixture over the top of the sliced fruit and bake for 35-40 minutes, or until the top starts to darken in color. Take out of the oven and let cool for 15 minutes until serving. This would go perfectly with some vanilla ice cream!
There will be some liquid at the bottom of the baking dish, if you care to, add a sprinkle of oats or flour between the fruit layers (prior to baking) to thicken the liquid.
What were some of your favorite dishes from Thanksgiving?
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Do you think I could sub veggie oil for the earth balence? Looks so yummy!!
This looks gorgeous!!! Pears and apples are so incredible this time of year, definitely an idea to make the most of them! I bet you could sub coconut oil or butter in reply to Stephanie above!
Looks appetizing and a must do recipe for the holidays, thanks.


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Lyngby Kirke ligger i Kongens Lyngby ved Lyngby Hovedgade på en bakke hævet over den omgivende bebyggelse. Bakken den nuværende kirke ligger på, er naturlig. Kirken er den ældste bygning i Lyngby og ligger med biblioteket og Bondebyen som naboer. Desuden ligger Sorgenfri Slot under 1 km fra kirken og dette har betydet, at kirken til dels også har fungeret som kirke for kongefamilien under deres ophold på slottet.

Historie
Kirken er opført midt i 1100-tallet i romansk stil, med sengotiske øst- og vestforlængelser samt tre tilbygninger: et højgotisk tårn mod nord, forhøjet i sengotisk stil, samt et sengotisk sydkapel og et nordkapel fra o. 1765.

Kirken har formodentlig fra tidlig tid tilhørt kongen. Sognet, der fra gammel tid var krongods, kaldes i 1463 "Koningx Lyngby". Efter Reformationen kom den i al fald under kronen og blev ved rytterdistriktets oprettelse lagt under ryttergodset. I perioden 1682-1758 var Lyngby anneks til Gentofte

Efter at Arveprins Frederik i 1789 købte Sorgenfri Slot af købmand Henrik Bolten, blev Lyngby Kirke til kongefamiliens "egen" kirke når de residerede på slottet. Således medførte den nye kongelige påvirkning at Bone Falch Rønne, som var lærer for blandt andet prins Christian Frederik, i 1802 blev udnævnt til præst i Lyngby. Rønne stræbte, ligesom sin efterfølger Peter Rørdam, ihærdigt at vække og aktivere sin menighed. I 1817 stiftede han "Bibelselskab for Lyngby og omegen" og i 1820 "Lyngby evangeliske Tractat-Selskab". Dette skete med et ønske om at bringe Bibelen og gudelige skrifter ud til menigmand, der blev indbudt til særlige bibellæsninger i sognets skoler.

Fra 6. april 1868 til 26. april 1901 ejedes kirken af C.F. Tietgen som kort før sin død overdrog kirken til Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune. Kommunen overdrog siden, i 1993, kirken til Lyngby Sogns Menighedsråd. Tietgen er begravet på kirkegården ved kirken.

11. december 1906 udskiltes ved resolution Taarbæk Sogn der havde fået egen kirke i 1864, også finanseret af C.F. Tietgen. I 1940-41 opførtes Christianskirken i sognet.

Kirkegårde

Lyngby Kirkes gamle kirkegård er speciel i det den er anlagt på bakken rundt om kirken. Derfor blev man nødt til at skabe en række koncentriske terasser for at kunne anlægge gravstederne, hvilket dog også har givet kirkegården et meget åbent præg. Dette har også betydet at man blev nødt til at anlægge trapper, da der fremkom nogle stejle skrænter mellem terasserne. Enkelte gravsteder fik desuden egne murede fundamenter og ofte omgivet af støbejernsgitter og nogle gange med egen trappe.

I 1851 var den gamle kirkegård ikke stor nok til den voksende befolkningen i sognet og man anlagde derfor Lyngby assistens kirkegård på Toftebæksvej, tæt på den gamle kirkegård. Da assistenskirkegården omkring 1900 blev for lille valgte man, i stedet for at anlægge endnu en assistenskirkegård, at anlægge første afdeling af Sorgenfri Kirkegård. I 1954 påbegyndtes anlæggelsen af Lyngby parkkirkegård, der ligger tæt ved Danmarks Tekniske Universitet.

På den gamle kirkegård stoppede man med kistebegravelser i 1980 og urnebegravelser i 1990. Ved Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommunes overdragelse af kirken til Kongens Lyngby Sogns menighedsråd i 1993 fulgte den gamle kirkegård med. De resterende kirkegårde administreres dog stadig af kommunens kirkegårdskontor.

Det er hensigten at assistenskirkegården skal omdannes til kirkegårdspark som Assistens Kirkegård på Nørrebro.

Kirkegårdsmonumenter
Blandt de mange gravsteder på Lyngby gamle kirkegård finder man specielt to prominente personer, nemlig C.F. Tietgen og Ferdinand Meldahl. Sidstnævnte fik sit gravsted som gave af førstnævnte.

Kunst

Kirken har kalkmalerier, der tilskrives Brarupmesteren, som var aktiv omkring år 1500.

Maleriet Prospekt af Lyngby af en ung C.W. Eckersberg dateret 1803-1810 giver et vu mod syd til Kongens Lyngby fra Sorgenfri Slotspark.
Lyngby Kirke ses i baggrunden hævet over byen.
Man kan ane tårnets takkede gavl og den lille nordøstlige tilbygning.
En nutidig tilsvarende udsigt fra nord besværliggøres af træer og høje bygninger på Lyngby Hovedgade og Gammel Lundtoftevej.
Maleriet kan nu ses i Sal 217C på Statens Museum for Kunst som eksempel på Dansk Guldalderkunst.

Referencer

Kilder
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 Moltke, E mfl. Danmarks Kirker III – Københavns Amt. G.E.C. Gads Forlag, København 1944.

Eksterne kilder og henvisninger

 find-vej-i-lyngby/lyngby-kirke på Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommunes hjemmeside
 Lyngby Kirke hos KortTilKirken.dk
 Lyngby Kirke hos danmarkskirker.natmus.dk (Danmarks Kirker, Nationalmuseet)

Kirker i Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune
Kirker i Helsingør Stift
Kirker i Københavns Amt
Kirke (Lyngby-Tårbæk Kommune)


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Q: Mage folder in local code pool I am editting the magento installation that another developer set up (Badly).
I have notice in the local code pool, the Mage directory with catalog/list.php
I assume this is to override magento's core mage/catalog.
It seems quick and easy but is this best practice? Are there any possible drawbacks? It seems kind of dirty.

A: Sometimes it is quicker and easier to copy the core files to the local pool to override, rather than having to write a full module. Yes, it is dirty and it all depends on what reason you have to do it in the first place.
Of course, when the system is updated, one should check if the original of this file has significant changes in it you may need to appy to your local copy.
Here is more explanation of the matter:
http://magebase.com/magento-articles/when-should-you-override-magento-core-files-in-app_code_local_mage/

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A fantastic way to involve your primary and secondary students in Australia's history.
This adventure simulation provides your students with a wealth of opportunities to discover the truth about Ned Kelly and his notorious Kelly Gang.
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