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First American Acting Studio in Paris
Hollywood has never been closer to paris
Bilingual Acting Workshops
Our bilingual acting workshops include some of the most famous and appraised acting techniques in Hollywood, such as Meisner technique, Stella Adler method, Stanislavski system and The Actor's Golden Box.
Coaches from Hollywood
Acting coaches at the Academy have trained world-famous actors, such as James Franco, Vincent Cassel, Halle Berry, Colin Firth, Daniel Craig, Juliette Binoche, Penelope Cruiz and Gerard Butler.
Actors Support & Events
The Academy's mission is to create a community in which actors feel supported and encouraged to develop their unique potential, professional network and actor's profile.
Productions & Awards
Featuring actors from the Academy, our productions are award-winning and have been presented internationally. The Academy also hosts its own annual awards in Paris.
Introduction Meetup
We schedule meetups at our studio in central Paris every month to introduce upcoming workshops, projects and events at the PFA.
Register below and we will invite you to our next introduction meetup.
This 8-Day Intensive Audition Training for Film and Television is offering you the chance to work and get feedbacks from the James Bond casting director Debbie McWiliams and the Hollywood award-winning film director John H. Richardson.
Acting for Film and Television
The One-Year Conservatory Program selects a group of dedicated actors on an educational journey of discipline, exploration, and self-awareness, using time-tested and innovative American acting techniques.
Chubbuck Technique
The Chubbuck Techique, used by Charlize Theron, Jake Gyllentaal, Hally Berry, Jessica Biel and Jared Leto, takes you on a journey from a scripted character to being yourself, body and soul, living and breathing on screen.
Acting Coaches
Debbie Mcwilliams
Vernice Klier
Raymond Forchion
Michelle Danner
John Henry Richardson
Kate Colebrook
Cocktail with the "Hello Herman" director Michelle Danner
Michelle Danner comes back to the Paris Film Academy for a series of conferences, workshops and receptions.
At her conference "How to make a movie in Hollywood" she explained in detail the process of making a successful film. Michelle spoke from her own experience as well - she had just finished shouting her hilarious comedy "The Bandit Hound" that was released first in the US and then all around the world (which of course includes France).
At her next conference: "How to become an actor in Hollywood" she gave actors practical advise regarding hopping through the Actors Guild ring in Hollywood and finding a good agent and manager. She also explained what is the way to get your O1 ViSa and M1 ViSa so you can stay and start your acting career in the US.
Michelle's most famous Workshop - the mysterious life changing "Golden Box" - was also a part of the series. One thing is for sure - our actors will certainly never forget this experience !
"How to start your acting carrier in Hollywood" with Evan Handler
Evan Handler gave a special conference, called "How to start your acting carrier in Hollywood" where our members got the chance to meet him in person.
While traveling across Europe and staying in Paris just for a few days, Evan Handler found the time to visit the Paris Film Academy and gave a special conference, called "How to start your acting carrier in Hollywood" where our members got the chance to meet him in person.
The star of the famous TV shows "Californication" and "Sex And The City" shared his experience with our actors and gave them advice about the beginning of an acting carrier in New York and Hollywood.
He stressed the importance of not being scared by the casting directors. As he said, they desperately hope that the next person who walks trough the door is gonna be the person they are looking for. They want to cast you! So go for it!
"The Saratov Approach" Hollywood Premier with Larry King
The Paris Film Academy team was invited to the LA premiere of the critically acclaimed independent film "The Saratov Approach".
"The Saratov Approach" opened to a box-office success, garnered 6 wins and 7 nominations for awards, and even got Nikita personal praise from Larry King at the Los Angeles premiere.
At the time, Nikita was still a face unknown for the wide audience, given the fact that this was his first feature film. Even though he had a supporting part in the picture, he completely "stole the movie" as Larry King enthusiastically said at the premiere. (take a look at this moment yourself : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aYmmCzoVI4&feature=youtu.be)
Nikita's performance as Nikolai turned out to be his big break. This is how his acting carrier started and now, 3 years later, he is already a growing TV star. Catch him on "Scorpon", "Castle", "Iron First" and "Prime Suspect" , etc.
Conference with Garrett Batty
Cocktail conference with the award-winning american film director Garrett Batty
Just few months after the Los Angeles release of his terrific movie "The Saratov Approach", Garrett Batty arrived in Paris for a prescreening premiere of the film.
The members of our Academy were ecstatic to meet him and learn about the fundamentals of making a successful independent movie in Hollywood. Batty's movie "The Saratov Approach" had a huge financial success for an indie film and had a box office of 2,137,705 dollars in the United States.
Another thing our members were eager to learn about were the perks of doing a good first audition.
Garrett walked us trough his casting process and revealed what was the reason he ended up choosing these actors for the leading parts. He then explained how he gave the actors the freedom to improvise and was open to any propositions from their part.
Be the first to know about our new projects, workshops, events, short-film productions, and more
2 bis, Rue Fallempin, Paris 75015
parisfilmacademy@yahoo.com
All Rights Reserved © 2012 - 2021


Vyavasayik Pariksha Prishad, Uttar Pradesh (UPPUP) is responsible for admission to courses offered in the Industrial Training Institute (ITI) located in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Admission to various courses offered by ITIs are made on the basis of Entrance Test. Entrance Test is held in the month of April and Results is declared in the month of June - July.
Process for admission starts in the July and course commences from the month of August. Residents of Uttar Pradesh looking for the admission to courses in ITI can visit the official website of VPPUP. Application for entrance test for admission are generally invited in the month of February - March.
Interested candidates can download the information regarding the admission, course offered, fee, entrance test scheme and other details from the website of VPPUP. Instructions for obtaining the application form for entrance test can be read from the website.
VPPUP has invited the online application for 4th round of seat allotment in ITI. Those who have participated in the examination process they can apply for the fourth round online seat allotment process. Interested candidates are required to visit the official website by visiting the link given below and then follow the instructions at the official website.


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Home The Spot Music
Josh Carter explains the maturation of Phantogram's sound
by Rob Jonas
in Music, The Spot
Phantogram (Photo submitted)
Josh Carter has been traveling the world so much that he dreams of being on the road.
"My girlfriend said to me the other day that I was sleep talking, and I was saying something about being in Singapore," said Carter. "I've never been to Singapore."
Give Carter and Sarah Barthel — better known as fast-rising alternative electronic pop group Phantogram — enough time and they may yet reach Singapore.
The duo from Greenwich recently wrapped up five months of constant touring in support of its new album, "Three," with a series of East Coast club shows, including a sold-out show Saturday, Jan. 14 at Upstate Concert Hall in Clifton Park.
"I used to go to Hatebreed shows at Northern Lights (what Upstate Concert Hall used to be called,)" said Carter in a phone interview from Los Angeles, where he now lives. "I was really into hardcore back then."
There is a harder edge to Phantogram's songs than when Carter and Barthel started out as Charlie Everywhere in 2007. The breathy vocals and electronic soundscapes featured in early songs such as "Mouthful of Diamonds" and "When I'm Small" have been replaced with big beats and in-your-face vocals, as found in more recent hits as "Black Out Days," "Fall in Love" and "You Don't Get Me High Anymore."
Carter said the change to a more aggressive sound was fueled in part by audience reaction to the band's shows early in their career.
"I can't cite a specific moment, but I remember people saying to us, 'I love the music, but I can't understand any of your lyrics because they were so buried in the mix,'" said Carter. "So, I think it's a combination of playing live shows and gaining confidence."
Carter also said collaborating with other artists helped Phantogram grow. A guest appearance on Big Boi's 2012 solo album "Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors" led to a full-blown side project with the Outkast rapper called Big Grams that led to an EP in 2015. Phantogram also appeared on The Flaming Lips' tribute album to The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" — 2014's "With a Little Help from My Fwends" — where Carter and Barthel tackled "She's Leaving Home."
"It's been so much fun. It's also been a learning experience," said Carter. "Collaborating and playing music with others is always a good thing because you learn so much."
Having the chance to work with Big Boi on Big Grams has been a dream for Phantogram, said Carter.
"We were heavily influenced by Outkast. In fact, Sarah and I call ourselves Aquemini (a title of a 1998 Outkast album) because Sarah is an Aquarius, and I am a Gemini," said Carter. "We loved Outkast because it seemed like the sky was the limit for them. They could do something like a gangsta rap on one song, and then they'd have this cheerlead-y pop song like 'Hey Ya.'"
Phantogram's own discography maps out the direction the band has been heading. "Eyelid Movies" in 2010 — their first release for indie label Barsuk Records — was an expansion of its self-released EP from the previous year, which included "Mouthful of Diamonds." In 2011, they released the EP "Nightlife," which saw the beginning of the band's transition from shoegazing electronic music to more sample-heavy hooks, as found on "Don't Move."
A couple of years later, Phantogram moved to Republic Records — a division of Universal Music Group that features artists such as Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj and Drake, among others. The group's first album for Republic, 2014's "Voices," brought their music to a more mainstream audience around the world. They started making regular appearances on such shows as "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and "The Late Show with David Letterman."
"Three" marked another transition for Phantogram. The band exclusively worked with an outside producer for the first time, as Ricky Reed took the controls on the album. Outside songwriters including the-Dream and Tricky Stewart also collaborated on the album.
Reviewers had mixed feelings about "Three," but Carter said the album is part of Phantogram's continued growth.
"We're not David Bowie. We're not as brilliant as he," said Carter. "But if we can have that one moment like David Bowie had with 'The Thin White Duke' and 'Ziggy Stardust,' that would be awesome."
And as it edges closer to mainstream success, Phantogram is proving that a Capital District band can have an international following.
"I'm proud and happy to represent our home area," said Carter. "It's a testament that you don't have to be from New York City or Los Angeles or Austin or San Francisco to be successful."
Tags: Josh CarterPhantogramSarah Barthel
Plimsouls are Back from the Valley
Landmark Bethlehem eatery closed due to family illness

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Q: problems with input from getchar(), incorrect values saved to variables I'm trying to write a function where it reads in an integer input and saves it to a pointer. the intial value stored at that pointer is 0. When I use getchar in the code below, it doesn't change stored in the pointer to that value from the input. please help!
(This is just a snippet of the code, the function has been correctly defined earlier. )
{

    int count_newline_chars = 0; // counts the number of new line chars
    int input_first_line = 0;

    while (count_newline_chars <=0)
    {
        input_first_line = getchar();
        if (input_first_line == '\n')
        {
            if (ciphertext)
            {
                *ciphertext = input_first_line;
            }
            break;
        }
        count_newline_chars +=1;

    }

}

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The electronic stopping power of liquid water for protons over the 50 keV to 10 MeV energy range is studied using an improved dielectric response model which is in good agreement with the best available experimental data. The mean excitation energy (I) of stopping power theory is calculated to be 77.8 eV. Shell corrections are accounted for in a self-consistent manner through analytic dispersion relations for the momentum dependence of the dielectric function. It is shown that widely used dispersion schemes based on the random-phase approximation (RPA) can result in sizeable errors due to the neglect of damping and local field effects that lead to a momentum broadening and shifting of the energy-loss function. Low-energy Born corrections for the Barkas, Bloch and charge-state effects practically cancel out down to 100 keV proton energies. Differences with ICRU Report 49 stopping power values and earlier calculations are found to be at the ~20% level in the region of the stopping maximum. The present work overcomes the limitations of the Bethe formula below 1 MeV and improves the accuracy of previous calculations through a more consistent account of the dielectric response properties of liquid water.
DEand IK acknowledge financial support by the European Union FP7ANTICARB(HEALTHF2-2008-201587) research program. RGM and IA acknowledge financial support by the Spanish Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación (Projects FIS2006-13309-C02-01 and FIS2006-13309-C02-02). HN's work is supported by SSM, The Swedish Radiation Protection Authority.


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Phacelia malvifolia är en strävbladig växtart som beskrevs av Adelbert von Chamisso och Schltdl. Phacelia malvifolia ingår i Faceliasläktet som ingår i familjen strävbladiga växter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/jairojunior/ansible-role-jboss.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/jairojunior/ansible-role-jboss)

jboss
=========

This role installs and configures JBoss EAP (6.1+/7.0+), Wildfly (8/9/10), and products based on JBoss/Wildfly like Infinispan, Keycloak and apiman.

Requirements
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This role requires Ansible 2.3+ and a JRE/JDK - just need to be there - no need to update alternatives, set environment variables or anything.

Role Variables
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The variables that can be passed to this role and a brief description about them are as follows:

```yaml
---
jboss_java_home: /opt/jdk1.8.0_131/
jboss_home: /opt/wildfly
jboss_user: wildfly
jboss_group: wildfly
jboss_service: wildfly
jboss_install_src: http://download.jboss.org/wildfly/10.1.0.Final/wildfly-10.1.0.Final.tar.gz
jboss_config: standalone.xml
jboss_mode: standalone
jboss_domain_config: domain.xml
jboss_host_config: host.xml
jboss_startup_wait: 30
jboss_shutdown_wait: 30
jboss_console_log: /var/log/wildfly/console.log
jboss_mgmt_user: ansible
jboss_mgmt_password: ansible
jboss_xms: 64m
jboss_xmx: 512m
jboss_opts: ''
jboss_java_opts: ''
jboss_properties:
  jboss.bind.address: 0.0.0.0
  jboss.bind.address.management: 127.0.0.1
  jboss.management.http.port: 9990
  jboss.management.https.port: 9993
  jboss.http.port: 8080
  jboss.https.port: 8443
  jboss.ajp.port: 8009
```

Example Playbook
----------------

Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:

Standalone mode

```yaml
- hosts: servers
  roles:
     - role: jairojunior.jboss
       jboss_config: standalone-ha.xml
```

Domain mode

```yaml
- hosts: domain_controller
  roles:
    - role: jairojunior.jboss
      jboss_mode: domain
      jboss_host_config: host-master.xml
      jboss_properties:
          jboss.bind.address.management: 172.17.0.2
```

```yaml
- hosts: host_controllers
  roles:
    - role: jairojunior.jboss
      jboss_mode: domain
      jboss_host_config: host-slave.xml
      jboss_properties:
          jboss.domain.master.address: 172.17.0.2
          jboss.domain.slave.username: slave
          jboss.domain.slave.password: "{ 'supersafepassword' | b64encode }}"
```

License
-------

[Apache-2.0](./LICENSE)

Author Information
------------------

Jairo Junior (junior.jairo1@gmail.com) - Core committer of a Puppet Approved module for JBoss/Wildfly. [biemond/wildfly](https://github.com/biemond/biemond-wildfly)

Lots of the ideas employed here are inspired by what I learned developing/maintaining the module above.

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CAB (like Zoladex/Lucrin and Cosudex) choice for advanced PCa
By JimmyToowong, July 31, 2011 in Very high risk
JimmyToowong 5
Member visible suburb, city, state or territory:People who helped move postings from earlier forums. They include Eswar - who works from Delhi in India, and Zachary - a young, gay, Jewish poet from New York.
Clin Genitourin Cancer. 2007 Sep;5(6):371-8.
Combined androgen blockade in advanced prostate cancer: looking back to move forward.
Chodak G, Gomella L, Phung de H.
Midwest Prostate and Urology Health Center, Weiss Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL 60640, and Department of Urology, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA, USA. gchodak1@aol.com
In 1989, Crawford and colleagues suggested that combined androgen blockade with castration plus antiandrogen therapy provided significantly improved survival compared with castration alone. Since then, some studies have supported these results, whereas others have not. To resolve this discrepancy, the Prostate Cancer Trialists' Collaborative Group conducted a metaanalysis of 27 randomized trials to evaluate whether combined androgen blockade has benefits compared with castration alone. The results published in 2000 showed that combined androgen blockade using a nonsteroidal antiandrogen treatment (nilutamide or flutamide) improved survival compared with castration alone, whereas combined androgen blockade using a steroidal antiandrogen agent (cyproterone acetate) reduced survival compared with castration alone. In 2004, an analysis was carried out to evaluate the nonsteroidal antiandrogen agent bicalutamide in the combined androgen blockade setting, by incorporating the data from a trial of combined androgen blockade with bicalutamide versus combined androgen blockade with flutamide with the Prostate Cancer Trialists' Collaborative Group metaanalysis data for combined androgen blockade with flutamide versus castration. This analysis showed that combined androgen blockade with bicalutamide was associated with a 20% reduction in the risk of death compared with castration alone. The survival benefit associated with combined androgen blockade using a nonsteroidal antiandrogen agent should be weighed against the potential for increased toxicity and expense compared with castration alone. Studies have shown that bicalutamide has a better tolerability profile than flutamide or nilutamide. Furthermore, cost-benefit analyses of combined androgen blockade with bicalutamide suggest it is a cost-effective option versus castration alone and versus combined androgen blockade with flutamide. In summary, the present evidence suggests that combined androgen blockade with a nonsteroidal antiandrogen agent should be a first-line therapy option in patients with advanced disease.
PMID: 17956709 Forum: Very high risk Title: CAB choice for advanced PCa
My translation:
If you have advanced disease, the authors are suggesting:
Cut the testosterone from the testes by castration - physically (with a scalpel) of by drugs (implant such as Zoladex or Lucrin).
Cut the testosterone from the adrenal glands by using Cosudex (bicalutamide).
Don't use a steroidal antiandrogen (like Androcur (cyproterone acetate)) to do this - [jm: it has been reported in a paper by different authors that the long-term use of Androcur in this combination that has been reported as a problem. Use for just a few weeks at the beginning of Zoladex, Lucrin etc. to prevent flare has not been shown to cause problems.)
This extract can be found on http://PubMed.com, and is in the public domain.
On PubMed.com there will be a link to the full paper (often $30, sometimes free).
Any highlighting (except the title) is not by the author, but by Jim Marshall.
Jim is not a doctor.
This page was found on the Advanced Prostate Cancer Community for Australian men at http://advancedprost...ia.ipbhost.com.
The link is hard to remember.
An easier way to find it is to go to JimJimJimJim.com and click on Prostate.
That's the word Jim four times, no spaces, followed by .com.
If you need other help - to perhaps find someone to talk to or a local support group:
Click on the Contact Jim button at http://JimJimJimJim.com.


Diabetes causes increased levels of blood sugar. This might cause damage to nerves or might result in poor circulation of blood to the feet. This is the major cause for diabetic foot or Charcot arthropathy. This can result in deformity of the feet that might end up with disability to use the feet.
Neuropathy is a condition that occurs because of nerve damage. This would lead to the loos in sensitivity to the feet. The patient will not feel any sense even if there is damage or puncture in that portion. Such wounds might develop into serious conditions in a few days.
Diabetes also has a damaging effect to the blood vessels. This results in lack of blood circulation. This might make the bones weaker and could result in disintegration of the bones and joints. When such conditions persist patients with diabetes may not feel the pain due to damage to the nerves.
Swelling in feet is an early sign.
Change in colour of the feet to red.
Casting is usually opted when the treatment is started at early stages of detection of diabetic feet. This is an effective method that protects the feet and also the ankle. But I such cases the patient is required to use crutches or similar devices so as not to put pressure to the feet.
After the reduction of swelling, shoes that are custom built for such patients could be used.
Increasing the length of the Achilles tendon is suggested for deformities that are mild and a bit of tightening feeling in the heels.
If the bone, due to excess pressure protrudes out as a bump then a surgery will be recommended where the protruding bone will be shaved out through surgery.
In the case of unstable deformation which happens when the bones are loose then fusing the bone back into its position will be required by surgery.


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The cultivation and consumption of pulses in the Mediterranean, as with cereals, take us back to the origins of farming. Because of their great nutritional value, high protein content - far greater than that of other plant products - their accessibility and excellent keeping qualities, they have generally been considered the poor man's meat.
The essential role played by pulses in the Mediterranean diet's peoples, to whom we are the gastronomic heirs, has left a deep mark on Spanish cuisine, where an enormous variety of soups and stews containing pulses are to be found in every corner of the country. The most popular are chickpeas, lentils and beans.
Paella is something of an icon for Spain, and is probably one of the most widely-imitated of Spanish dishes. The name comes from the characteristic pan in which it is cooked, with a large diameter and low sides. Today paella pans can be bought in Tokyo, Sydney, New York or any of the world's great capitals. But rice is used in a multitude of ways in Spain, not only in a paella pan.
Traditional rice dishes are made in the typical pucheros, or stewpots - the ones with high, round-sided walls normally used to make bean stews, and in cazuelas, or earthenware casseroles.
Organic semi-white hand-milled Rice Molí de Rafelet 1 Kg
Organic Extra Round White Rice Ibereco 1 Kg
Organic Extra Long White Rice Ibereco 1 kg
Organic Extra Round Brown Rice Ibereco 1 Kg
Organic Extra Long Brown Rice Ibereco 1 Kg
Long whole rice from organic farming produced by IBERECO, Spanish company dedicated to the production and marketing of organic food. This rice enjoys great popularity because, after cooking, the whole grains remain fluffy and separate. Because of these properties, long grain brown rice is especially suitable in stuffings, pilafs, salads, casseroles, and stir-fry dishes. Cooking time: 30 minutes.
Shipping weight 1.1 Kg
Shipping Costs Excluded ▶
Organic Long Vaporised Rice Ibereco 1 kg
Long vaporised rice from organic farming produced by IBERECO, Spanish company dedicated to the production and marketing of organic food. The vaporised rice is long grain and subjected to a treatment that never happens. Properties: a firm and golden rice, which retains its vitamins and is rich in minerals and fiber. Cooking time: 18-20 minutes.
QUERIDA CARMEN Organic Vegetable Paella
Querida Carmen, pre-cooked traditional foods from Spain, suggests its all-natural ingredients and clean, distinct flavors through the uncontrived look of its packaging. Barcelona-based design agency, Grafica, developed the name, identity and packaging for the brand. In addition to its appealing graphics, the packaging cleverly keeps the "wet" ingredients separate from the dry ones by placing a metal can within a cardboard carton. Everything is pre-measured, pre-chopped and pre-cooked, and all the home cook has to do is bring the ingredients in the can to a boil and then add the rice or noodles a few minutes before serving. Dinner is served.
Tip: This is the most versatile dish among all Querida Carmen products. So, you can add other ingredients to the recipe, such as cheese, chorizo, pork or chicken meat, small cuttlefishes ("chipirones")… Develop your imagination! 100% natural, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers.
QUERIDA CARMEN Mushroom Risotto
Risotto is a wonderful universal dish. They say it originated in Milan in 1574 thanks to the love of an artist who created the stained-glass windows of the Duomo. This could be true seeing as it is a work of art. Italians say it should be mantecato (creamy), legato (the grains of rice separate but joined by the cream) and all'onda (smoothly spread over the plate). There is chicken, garden produce, lightly fried vegetables, butter and almonds in its stock. When the rice absorbs the flavour of the wild mushrooms, and by adding cheese and saffron, it turns a golden brown and smells like the countryside to the east of Piamonte and to the west of Lombardía passing through la mamma's casserole. 100% natural, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers.
QUERIDA CARMEN Risotto + Noodle Pack
Two of the most wanted dishes of Mediterranean in this wonderful pack. 100% natural, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers. 3.6 Kg
Shipping weight 4 Kg
Organic Extra Castilian Lentils Vegas Bañezanas 1 Kg
Extra Castilian Lentils from organic farming.. This are the largest, starting out a light green color but gradually fading and turning darker.
Extra Armuña Lentils Montes 1 Kg
Extremely smooth and delicate to touch. Once cooked, they are characterized by the fact that they remain intact; the fineness of their skin that melts in the mouth and combines with the interior; the evenness of their texture and their buttery consistency on the palate. Lenteja de La Armuña PGI
Extra Pardina Lentils Vegas Bañezanas 1 Kg
These lentils have a smooth skin, and both skin and albumen are slightly soft. The albumen is moderately creamy, not very grainy or floury. Only slightly astringent. Lenteja Pardina de Tierra de Campos PGI
Shipping costs not included ▶
Organic Cooked Chickpeas Paño Naturae 660 g
Cooked Chickpeas from organic farming from the Spanish company Paño Naturae.
Shipping weight 850 g
Extra Fuentesauco Chickpeas Montes 1Kg
After cooking the chickpeas remain whole, their skin is soft and smooth and the albumen very buttery and uniform, with a pleasant taste on the palate. Garbanzo de Fuentesauco PGI
Extra Pedrosillano Chickpeas La Buena Olla 1 Kg
The smallest and smoothest chickpea. With a round shape and a small tip and grown in Castile-León.
Pinta Beans Vegas Bañezanas 1 Kg
Thin-skinned and easy-boiled, pinto bean's main characteristic is its high iron content, higher than in most of legumes. When cooked the bean retains its shape reasonably well, with a smooth and very soft skin, the inside is soft, buttery, very smooth and quite floury. Preparation tips: Wash them with cold water and put it to soak from 8 to 12 hours (night before you are going to cook them). Put them together with the ingredients for its seasoning (leek, carrots, garlic, peppers, onions and cold cuts or meat: bacon, sausage, ribs…) and boil them. Cooking must be slow and continuous, avoiding the lack of water, for approximately 2 hours in a casserole. When using a pressure cooker it takes 15 minutes. Legumes are a complete food as they provide protein, fiber, minerals and vitamins and they are low in fat. It is recommended to consume them twice or three times a week. Due to hygienic and quality reasons, they come in a vacuum pack, as is the perfect way to preserve food as it keeps its properties intact, it protects its smell and flavor and it avoids the product absorbing the atmosphere humidity or smells. Alubia de La Bañeza-León PGI
Asturian Fabe Beans with cured meats for Fabada Asturiana Xuacón 1 Kg
Whole grain with a fine, soft outer skin, a creamy albumen and a buttery consistency on the palate, only very slightly or not at all grainy or floury. Creamy white in color, kidney-shaped, long and flat. Large in size. It is delicious with meat, fish or seafood. Preparation tips: Fabada Asturiana Recipe. Ingredients: 500 gr white Asturian beans, salted pork fat, 1/2 onion, 2 chorizos, 1 black sausages, saffron threads, extra virgin olive oil and salt. Soak the beans in water overnight. Separately, place the salted pork fat in warm water and leave to soak for 8 hours. Place the beans in a large pan, cover with water and add more water to a depth of an extra two inches. Over a high heat, bring to the boil with the pan uncovered, and skim. Add the pork then simmer for 2 hours, stirring occasionally. Season and add the washed black sausage and chorizo. Cook for a further 15 minutes. Taste the beans to make sure they are soft, add a few threads of saffron and leave the pan to stand for about half an hour. Cut the chorizo, black sausage and pork into pieces before serving. Serve the beans with the cooking stock in individual dishes, with the meat products on a platter at the center of the table, from which diners can serve themselves. Faba Asturiana PGI
QUERIDA CARMEN Seafood Paella 1 Kg
It couldn't be easier. 100% natural ingredients, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers. Beautifully organized packaging and design for a line of traditional Spanish dishes. Ready made squid and seafood paella mix for 2-3 portions. Paella is one of the few dishes in the world that is named after the recipient it is cooked in. It originally came from Valencia and is an incredibly famous dish, well-deserved due to the many ingredients used to make it. It is served in restaurants all over the world, but none of them as good as this, an exquisite and very elaborate combination of fish, shellfish and rice soaked in the most succulent sea food. The rest simply depends on your guests, because paella must be savoured with people you love, who know how to appreciate what it means to share this delicious gift from life itself. Ingredients: Stock (water, monkfish, tomato, crab, leek, carrot, celery, cabbage), onion, squid, fried tomato sauce, sausage, red pepper, peas, olive oil, garlic, salt, parsley, sugar, almond and bomba rice. 100% natural products with no preservatives or artificial colours. Low in salt. We recommend using paella pans from 28 to 30 cm. Allergy information: contains crustaceans, molluscs, fish, celery and almonds. Preparation tips: Pour the contents of the can into a saucepan. Heat until it begins to boil. Add the rice, keep a soft boiling for 20 minutes, stirring from time to time depending on your taste. Let it stand for 5 minutes.100% natural, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers.
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It couldn't be easier. 100% natural ingredients, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers. Beautifully organized packaging and design for a line of traditional Spanish dishes. Ready made black rice and squid mix for 2-3 portions. Originating in the Mediterranean, black rice is a very popular dish and its exact origin is disputed by the fishermen of Castellón, Alicante, Tarragona and the Costa Brava. It is dry rice cooked with the meat and ink of squid or cuttlefish. Both these cephalopods are tender, succulent and slippery and the ink they spray out to hide from their attackers gives the rice such a dark and somewhat mysterious tone, even though other fisherman say that its colour comes from patiently browning the onion. There are rock fish in its stock and the secret of this recipe lies in its lightly fried vegetables and chopped ingredients. Served with alioli (garlic mayonnaise) and white wine, it lights up the table and the guests.
Ingredients: Stock (water, monkfish, tomato, crab, leek, carrots, celery and cabbage), bomba rice, squid (6%), onion, fried tomato sauce, olive oil, green pepper, squid ink, garlic, salt, sugar and parsley. 100% natural products with no preservatives or artificial colours. Low in salt. We recommend using paella pans from 28 to 30 cm. Allergy information: contains crustaceans, molluscs, fish and celery. Preparation tips: Pour the contents of the can into a saucepan. Heat until it begins to boil. Add the rice, keep a soft boiling for 20 minutes, stirring from time to time depending on your taste. Let it stand for 5 minutes. 100% natural, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers.
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It couldn't be easier. 100% natural ingredients, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers. Beautifully organized packaging and design for a line of traditional Spanish dishes. Ready made Fideuá mix for 2-3 portions. They say that Fideuá originated in the coastal region of Safor in Valencia. Alike so many other dishes, the fishermen created it in their boats and cooked it in casseroles. They cooked the stock for the noodles in the casseroles and then added garden produce, lightly fried vegetables and a little white wine. The secret to this excellent recipe is to garnish the dish with king prawns, a detail that gives it an elegant touch. With alioli (garlic mayonnaise), as desired, and well-accompanied with a good wine, this makes one want to return to the beaches of Alicante, Castellón, Murcia and Valencia as soon as possible. Ingredients: Stock (water, monkfish, tomato, crab, leek, carrots, celery and cabbage), oven-toasted noodles, onion, fried tomato sauce, cuttlefish, squid (4.7%), green pepper, olive oil, garlic, salt, sugar and parsley. 100% natural products with no preservatives or artificial colours. Low in salt. We recommend using paella pans from 28 to 30 cm. Allergy information: contains crustaceans, molluscs, fish, celery and gluten. Preparation tips: Pour the contents of the can into a saucepan. Heat until it begins to boil. Add the noodles, keep a strong boiling for 10-12 minutes, stirring from time to time depending on your taste. Let it stand for 2-3 minutes. 100% natural, no preservatives, artificial colors or flavor enhancers.Shipping weight 1.5 Kg
Small Kidney Beans Vegas Bañezanas 1 Kg
Its skin softness and thinness make the navy bean very pleasing to the palate. It suits perfectly to any kind of stew, leaving a thick stock. When cooked the bean retains its shape fairly well, with a very smooth and fairly firm skin, inside it is soft, quite buttery, very smooth and quite floury. Preparation tips; Wash them with cold water and put it to soak from 8 to 12 hours (night before you are going to cook them). Put them together with the ingredients for its seasoning (leek, carrots, garlic, peppers, onions and cold cuts or meat: bacon, sausage, ribs…) and boil them. Cooking must be slow and continuous, avoiding the lack of water, for approximately 2 hours in a casserole. When using a pressure cooker, it takes 15 minutes. Legumes are a complete food as they provide protein, fiber, minerals and vitamins and they are low in fat. It is recommended to consume them twice or three times a week. Due to hygienic and quality reasons, they come in a vacuum pack, as is the perfect way to preserve food as it keeps its properties intact, it protects its smell and flavor and it avoids the product absorbing the atmosphere humidity or smells. Alubia de La Bañeza-León PGI
Calasparra Rice Virgen de la Esperanza 1 Kg
This rice stands out, from the culinary point of view, for its flavor and hardness as well as its absorbency of flavors during cooking and the fact that the grains do not stick together.
Calasparra PDO
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Calasparra Bomba Rice Virgen de la Esperanza 1 Kg
The general characteristic of the Bomba variety include the roundness of the grain and its hardness which requires longer cooking, resulting in a large increase in length and high absorbency.
Valencia Rice Special for Paella La Fallera 1 Kg
Guarantees a creamy texture in the cooked grain, and complete absorption of flavours. Gives grains that do not stick together after cooking, with a good consistency and complete absorption of flavours. Arroz de Valencia PDO


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The Illuminati Will Form To Fight A Villainous Hulk in MCU Phase 5
Vidit SoodDecember 14, 2021
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has expanded to unprecedented areas. We have seen things grow from nascent stages with Iron Man to epic proportions in Endgame. Now, the MCU has taken it upon itself to introduce larger audiences to the concept of the multiverse. With Phase 4 kicking into full throttle with Spider-Man: No Way Home, it is time we talk about one of the most interesting characters who is yet to take the spotlight in the MCU. I am referring to none other than Hulk himself. There is a theory out there that suggests that the Illuminati Will Form to fight a villainous Hulk in the MCU.
But wait, Hold on just a second. There are a lot of terms in that last line that may not make immediate sense to an MCU fan. Mostly because we don't know what or is an Illuminati in the Marvel verse. Moreover, we are also confused by the implication that the incredible Hulk could be the next villain in the MCU. Let's break this down piece by piece and explain it to the non-comic book readers for easier understanding.
You see, Illuminati is not the same group we know from conspiracy theories in the real world. In the Marvel-verse they are an elite group of people who work to protect the world. The reason the group gets a bad rap is because of who is considered "Elite". This group basically consists of the rich and the powerful and hence implies that the mantle of responsibility of protecting the world rests with the rich and powerful. Interestingly enough, both Iron Man and Steven Strange are a part of this group.
A Villainous Hulk
It is obvious that Tony Stark, as an industry leader, is the obvious choice, and similarly, no shadow organization can ever function without the sorcerer supreme. The other members normally include Professor X, Namor the submariner, and Reed Richards. If one looks at the roster then it is abundantly clear that all of these characters already exist in the MCU or are going to be introduced fairly early in the upcoming movies. But what will be the purpose of this group in the MCU and why would they even bother with the Avengers on the prowl.
Well, you see, currently, the Avengers are in disarray after the events of Endgame and the death of Iron Man, and the departure of Captain America from the team. They have no leader, no fight left in them, and no villain to combat. So it makes sense that they would want to rest in solitude. Hence, the mantle of responsibility to protect the world against an Avenger-level threat would fall to a group like the Illuminati in the upcoming phases of Marvel. The theory states that this group will be fighting a villainous version of the Hulk. So who is this version?
Well of course, we are talking about Maestro. For those that don't know Maestro, he is a villainous future version of the Hulk with the intelligence of Banner who debuted in Future Imperfect #1. He has also been seen in stories like Battleworld and canon Avengers storylines. But he is important because we think this is where the current MCU Hulk is headed. Maestro is the result of Hulk becoming increasingly disillusioned with heroism because of his increased intelligence. This makes him cruel and almost unstoppable. It can be seen in the She-Hulk footage that Hulk's arm is healed.
The Probabilities
This could be evidence to the fact that Hulk was irradiated even more than before. With Professor Hulk debuting in Endgame this seems to be pointing to Maestro debuting in the MCU very soon. It is possible that some cataclysmic event in She-Hulk or Phase IV leads to Banner absorbing even more radiation and transforming into the Maestro. This would be an Avengers-level threat that cannot be dealt with by the remnants of the superhero team.
So it would make sense to assemble someone like the Illuminati over the course of Phase 5 or 6 and slowly bring that charm back of the first Avengers. Do you think this theory is plausible or does it sound completely absurd? Let us know in the comments below and keep watching this space for everything Marvel, DC, and Hollywood. Excelsior!!!
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Every time the IFA gizmo program moves around, TVs seem to have gotten bigger, their shows sharper and colors they project much more intense. Right now, they have reached dimensions that surpass the variables of any regular family area. This season too, exhibitors can have the newest, advanced models on trade fair reasons below Berlin's iconic radio tower. Nevertheless they'll be doing it with a sinking sensation inside pit of the stomachs.
TVs are selling about along with home entertainment gear and cameras - in other words, not very. "The first 50 % of 2015 ended up being worse than we anticipated, at the least for classic gadgets, " said Hans-Joachim Kamp, chairman of gfu customer and Home Electronics, the organizer behind IFA. "We knew it couldn't be a soccer globe glass or certainly not a decline of 9.3 percent? That caught united states off guard."
Christmas is right nearby
Sales of high-definition, flat screen TVs alone have collapsed by 16.5 per cent to 1.8 billion euros. The television may remain the absolute most used customer digital camera, but cellular devices are catching up. Business also faltered with stationary IT products like desktop computer computers. Laptops and tablets may becoming previously less preferred because of the increasing measurements of smart phones, many of which will also be known as phablets.
Overall, a expects a-1 % fall in sales by the end of the year. But that's as long as the holiday shopping period goes well. IFA is a reasonable in which requests are made. In 2014, purchases worth 4.25 billion euros ($4.79 billion) were placed. Just how is Germans' purchaser ability? What are they seeking to acquire in coming months? What's going to be beneath the xmas tree? They are the questions being expected at this year's IFA.
"IFA is truly occurring during the perfect time, " states Hans-Joachim Kamp. Everybody knows that product sales truly take-off in the 3rd and fourth quarters. "which is whenever consumers are more ready to get top-notch goods." Every one of the huge people tend to be represented at IFA. "Whoever doesn't visited the trade fair will notice it, at most recent, using development of their particular share of the market."
82 per cent of connections
Significantly more than 1, 500 exhibitors tend to be flocking for this year's reasonable, that is now completely sold out. Even PC makers, which in years past had been very likely to be found on CeBIT computer system show in Hanover, are now actually coming to Berlin. Incidentally, "IFA" no more signifies Internationale Funkausstellung, German for Global Consumer Electronics Fair. The 3 letters merely stand for themselves and carry the subtitle, "Consumer Electronics infinite." That final term, endless, describes the networking of at-home devices now more than ever. Without an Internet connection, functionality is strictly restricted. Only 18 of products cannot keep in touch with the Internet and every other.
People are increasingly turning to the world wide web because of their flicks and songs too. On line solutions for music streaming have grown by 60 per cent. There defintely won't be many new things at IFA this current year - it really is more about introducing the styles of years past in mature type. Christian Göke, mind of Messe Berlin, continues to have large objectives. "The market is in the side of its seat. The press has recently posted initial photographs, if they're of this very first smartwatches with round displays or new virtual reality headsets or completely redesigned phablets."
Not without my smartphone
The lynchpin at this year's show could be the smartphone. Without this communications control center, absolutely nothing works. This fact is evident in companies' product sales figures. This present year, the telecommunications marketplace overtook compared to electronic devices. Above 11 million cellphones were offered in Germany in the first 50 % of the season. Because of the end of the year, this figure is expected to increase to 25 million.
These colorful bracelets do above take your pulse.
The smartphone has been broadened by alleged wearables, which can consist of smartwatches or fitness bracelets. "this is simply not only a gimmick. Whoever features one and makes use of it is usually happy, " says Hans-Joachim Kamp. "we'd haven't thought this possible last year, but 1.6 million products have been offered by the end for this year."
Heaters, washers and robots
Good part of the trade fair will also be included in alleged white products, i.e. automatic washers, fridges and anything else a household may require. Energy savings plays a significant role right here. A third of all of the Germans will be ready to change their particular old devices for brand new people which use less electricity. Definitely, even more devices can also get in touch towards Internet. The "smart" residence can be controlled via smartphone apps and also the clever robot vacuum cleaner keeps the spot clean even if nobody's residence. One cause of issue among Germans, however, continues to be information protection. In this area, persuading solutions tend to be urgently needed.
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Have you noticed that in Deus Ex, when you get to the Liberty Island and have an option to explore the skyline, there are no World Trade Centre towers? The game was released in 2000, a year before the tragedy. And what is more interesting, the designer of the game, Harvey Smith, missed the towers because according to the scenario, it has been destroyed by terrorist attacks. Go to gamerbolt.com to find out more predictions!
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From College he leapt into the world of design and advertising being employed at various leading advertising agencies for 27 years with roles from illustrator to print and production manager to account director.In 2006 AJ decided that a change was needed and gave up his career to re-visit his art. Since then his work has been published and has sold around the world.


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MARK DENNE is a Global Business Development Manager for Sun Microsystems' Java Centers, Sun's Java consultancy business. He managed the Java Center in New York City, leading Java architects working with financial services, media, and retail clients. He was Sun's chief architect for Citibank's financial services portal, voted the world's best online banking site by Forbes. As head of software R&D for Computer Automation Europe, he invented the SABRE business-oriented 4GL.
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In what I think is the most beautiful month of the year.
In the last month of the year.
So, nothing is happening, but the fact that I'm very happy.
I'm celebrating my new work with all my friends, my family, everyone.
I would love to take a tea with you too. I would love to bake a cake and talk for hours with my friend Amanda, about photography, about running, about how is life with a husband, and so on....with Rosa asking something about pregnancy, vegan diet, and shopping, and with Sarah that surely would suggest me some wonderful places to visit.
I think the new job is just an excuse, because since I "met" these wonderful ladies I thought it would be great meeting them in real life!I "celebrate" with you here, because I cannot come to your houses with a cake and a bottle of wine!
:) happy Friday my dear!
Thank you a lot dear! Also for your last comment which made me really happy!
And yeah, I am not really on twitter... somehow I never really understood twitter haha.
How is your weekend going? Did you get all your christmas gifts :)???
This is the period I love more!


This Statistical First Release (SFR) has been produced by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), in collaboration with statisticians from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG), the Scottish Government (SG) and the Department for Employment and Learning Northern Ireland (DEL(NI)). It has been released according to the arrangements approved by the UK Statistics Authority. It provides details of the destinations of leavers from higher education (HE) who obtained qualifications in higher education institutions (HEIs) in the United Kingdom (UK), during the academic year 2008/09. The data presented draws on the 2008/09 Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) record.
In 2008/09, there were 205,340 full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, compared to 200,090 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 59% (122,100) were in employment only, 62% in 2007/08; 8% (15,620) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 18% (37,755) were involved in further study only, 17% in 2007/08; and 10% (19,640) were assumed to be unemployed, 8% in 2007/08 (See Table 1).
Of the full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment only, 96% (117,220) were employed in the UK, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 1).
In 2008/09 of the full-time first degree graduates who were employed in the UK, 29% of these posts were classified as Associate professional & technical occupations, compared to 30% in 2007/08, 26% as Professional occupations, 27% in 2007/08, 10% as Administrative & secretarial occupations, 12% in 2007/08, and 14% as Sales & customer service occupations, 11% in 2007/08. These are the occupational groups with the highest proportions of leavers (See Table 4a).
Subjects of study Unemployment rates for full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known varied between subjects, ranging from those which have traditionally low rates of unemployment, such as Medicine & dentistry (approximately 0%) and Education 5%, to 14% for Mass communications & documentation and 17% for Computer science (See Table 3).
Salary Of those first degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) reported as being in full-time paid employment in the UK in 2008/09, 52% disclosed their salary. The median salary reported (to the nearest £500) was £20,000, the same as in 2007/08. The lower quartile was £15,000 and the upper quartile £24,000. The mean salary was £20,500, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 5).
Part-time In 2008/09, of the 21,840 part-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, 66% (14,495) were in employment only, the same as in 2007/08; 14% (3,150) were in a combination of work and study, 15% in 2007/08; 6% (1,365) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 6% (1,305) were assumed to be unemployed, 5% in 2007/08 (See Table 2).
In 2008/09, there were 13,080 foundation degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) whose destinations were known, compared to 10,150 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 36% (4,740) reported their first destination as employment only, 37% in 2007/08; 24% (3,165) were in a combination of work and study, 25% in 2007/08; 34% (4,490) were involved in further study only, 32% in 2007/08; and 3% (365) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Tables 1 and 2).
In 2008/09, of the 31,375 leavers (both full-time and part-time) who obtained undergraduate diplomas and certificates (excluding foundation degree and professional graduate certificate in education) and whose destinations were known, 58% (18,350) were in employment only, compared to 61% in 2007/08; 16% (4,905) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 18% (5,785) were in further study only, 16% in 2007/08; and 4% (1,285) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Tables 1 and 2).
Of the 61,745 former postgraduate students (both full-time and part-time excluding postgraduate certificate in education) whose destinations were known, 73% (44,790) were in employment only, compared to 75% in 2007/08; 9% (5,650) were in a combination of work and study, 10% in 2007/08; 8% (5,080) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 6% (3,555) were assumed to be unemployed, 4% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1 and 2).
Overall, in 2008/09 10% of males whose destinations were known were assumed to be unemployed, compared to 6% of females; 8% and 5% respectively in 2007/08 (See Tables 1 and 2 and previous SFR, ref Notes to editors 4).
In 2008/09, there were 168,400 full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, compared to 163,580 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 59% (100,175) were in employment only, 62% in 2007/08; 8% (12,725) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 18% (30,160) were involved in further study only, 16% in 2007/08; and 10% (16,720) were assumed to be unemployed, 9% in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
Of the full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment only, 96% (96,235) were employed in the UK, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
In 2008/09 of the full-time first degree graduates who were employed in the UK, 30% of these posts were classified as Associate professional & technical occupations, compared to 31% in 2007/08, 25% as Professional occupations, 27% in 2007/08, 11% as Administrative & secretarial occupations, 12% in 2007/08 and 13% as Sales & customer service occupations, 11% in 2007/08. These are the occupational groups with the highest proportions of leavers (See Table 4a).
Salary Of those first degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) reported as being in full-time paid employment in the UK in 2008/09, 53% disclosed their salary. The median salary reported (to the nearest £500) was £20,000, (£20,000 in 2007/08). The lower quartile was £15,000 and the upper quartile £24,000. The mean salary was £21,000 (£20,500 in 2007/08) (See Table 5).
Part-time In 2008/09, of the 18,940 part-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, 65% (12,260) were in employment only, the same as in 2007/08; 15% (2,840) were in a combination of work and study, 16% in 2007/08; 6% (1,205) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 6% (1,215) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 2a).
In 2008/09, there were 12,455 foundation degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) whose destinations were known, compared to 9,710 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 36% (4,500) reported their first destination as employment only, the same as in 2007/08; 24% (2,965) were in a combination of work and study, 25% in 2007/08; 35% (4,335) were involved in further study only, 33% in 2007/08; and 3% (350) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
In 2008/09, of the 25,755 leavers (both full-time and part-time) who obtained undergraduate diplomas and certificates (excluding foundation degree and professional graduate certificate in education) and whose destinations were known, 61% (15,685) were in employment only, compared to 62% in 2007/08; 16% (4,025) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 16% (4,170) were in further study only, 15% in 2007/08; and 4% (1,040) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
Of the 51,700 former postgraduate students (both full-time and part-time excluding postgraduate certificate in education) whose destinations were known, 72% (37,215) were in employment only, compared to 74% in 2007/08; 9% (4,850) were in a combination of work and study, 10% in 2007/08; 8% (4,350) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 6% (2,995) were assumed to be unemployed, 4% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
Of the leavers from HEIs in England whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment, 98% (103,550) of full-time first degree graduates found employment in England, 1% (550) in Scotland, 1% (1,215) in Wales and approximately 0% (490) in Northern Ireland. Similarly, 98% (26,255) of postgraduates and 99% (16,715) of other undergraduates found employment in England. This pattern of location of employment is similar to that in both 2007/08 and 2006/07 (See Table 6a).
Of the leavers domiciled in England (prior to study), whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment, 98% (104,545) of full-time first degree graduates found employment in England, 1% (875) in Scotland, 1% (1,165) in Wales and approximately 0% (55) in Northern Ireland. Similarly, 98% (25,760) of postgraduates and 99% (16,525) of other undergraduates found employment in England. This pattern of location of employment is similar to that in both 2007/08 and 2006/07 (See Table 6b).
In 2008/09, there were 12,290 full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, compared to 12,225 in 2007/08. In 2008/09 60% (7,410) were in employment only, 61% in 2007/08; 8% (985) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 19% (2,295) were involved in further study only, 17% in 2007/08; and 8% (1,030) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
Of the full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment only, 96% (7,120) were employed in the UK, compared to 95% in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
In 2008/09 of the full-time first degree graduates who were employed in the UK, 31% of these posts were classified as Associate professional & technical occupations, compared to 29% in 2007/08, 20% as Professional occupations, 25% in 2007/08, 12% as Administrative & secretarial occupations, 13% in 2007/08 and 15% as Sales & customer service occupations, 12% in 2007/08. These are the occupational groups with the highest proportions of leavers (See Table 4a).
Salary: Of those first degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) reported as being in full-time paid employment in the UK in 2008/09, 39% disclosed their salary. The median salary reported (to the nearest £500) was £19,000, (£19,000 in 2007/08). The lower quartile was £15,000 and the upper quartile £22,000. The mean salary was £19,500 (£19,000 in 2007/08) (See Table 5).
Part time: In 2008/09, of the 745 part-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, 73% (545) were in employment only, compared to 71% in 2007/08; 13% (95) were in a combination of work and study, 18% in 2007/08; 5% (35) were involved in further study only, 3% in 2007/08; and 3% (25) were assumed to be unemployed, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 2a).
In 2008/09, there were 585 foundation degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) whose destinations were known, compared to 415 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 38% (225) reported their first destination as employment only, 41% in 2007/08; 32% (190) were in a combination of work and study, 35% in 2007/08; 24% (145) were involved in further study only, 18% in 2007/08; and 3% (15) were assumed to be unemployed, 2% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
In 2008/09, of the 2,115 leavers (both full-time and part-time) who obtained undergraduate diplomas and certificates (excluding foundation degree and professional graduate certificate in education) and whose destinations were known, 50% (1,055) were in employment only, compared to 51% in 2007/08; 24% (510) were in a combination of work and study, 21% in 2007/08; 18% (390) were in further study only, 21% in 2007/08; and 4% (85) were assumed to be unemployed, 3% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
Of the 2,890 former postgraduate students (both full-time and part-time excluding postgraduate certificate in education) whose destinations were known, 72% (2,085) were in employment only, compared to 74% in 2007/08; 10% (295) were in a combination of work and study, 11% in 2007/08; 7% (215) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 6% (165) were assumed to be unemployed, 4% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
For leavers from HEIs in Wales whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment, 67% (1,260) of full-time postgraduate leavers, 62% (4,905) of full-time first degree leavers and 88% (515) of full-time other undergraduate leavers were employed in Wales. Most of those not employed in Wales were employed in England. These proportions are similar to those for 2007/08 leavers (See Table 6a).
Of the leavers domiciled in Wales (prior to study), whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment, 73% (4,905) of full-time first degree graduates found employment in Wales, 1% (35) in Scotland, 26% (1,730) in England and 0% (0) in Northern Ireland. Similarly, 66% (1,265) of postgraduates and 77% (545) of other undergraduates found employment in Wales (See Table 6b).
In 2008/09, there were 18,985 full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, compared to 18,435 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 58% (11,055) were in employment only, 62% in 2007/08; 7% (1,340) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 23% (4,350) were involved in further study only, 20% in 2007/08; and 7% (1,400) were assumed to be unemployed, 6% in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
Of the full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment only, 95% (10,545) were employed in the UK, the same as in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
In 2008/09 of the full-time first degree graduates who were employed in the UK, 28% of these posts were classified as Associate professional & technical occupations, compared to 29% in 2007/08, 31% as Professional occupations, 33% in 2007/08, 9% as Administrative & secretarial occupations, the same as in 2007/08 and 13% as Sales & customer service occupations, 11% in 2007/08. These are the occupational groups with the highest proportions of leavers (See Table 4a).
Salary Of those first degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) reported as being in full-time paid employment in the UK in 2008/09, 46% disclosed their salary. The median salary reported (to the nearest £500) was £21,000, (£20,000 in 2007/08). The lower quartile was £16,000 and the upper quartile £25,000. The mean salary was £21,500 (£21,000 in 2007/08) (See Table 5).
Part-time In 2008/09, of the 1,635 part-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, 79% (1,290) were in employment only, the same as in 2007/08; 10% (160) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 6% (95) were involved in further study only, 5% in 2007/08; and 2% (40) were assumed to be unemployed, 3% in 2007/08 (See Table 2a).
In 2008/09, of the 3,355 leavers (both full-time and part-time) who obtained undergraduate diplomas and certificates and whose destinations were known, 45% (1,515) were in employment only, compared to 52% in 2007/08; 10% (345) were in a combination of work and study, 14% 2007/08; 36% (1,205) were in further study only, 26% in 2007/08; and 5% (155) were assumed to be unemployed, 4% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
Of the 5,645 former postgraduate students (both full-time and part-time excluding postgraduate certificate in education) whose destinations were known, 76% (4,300) were in employment only, compared to 80% in 2007/08; 7% (375) were in a combination of work and study, 6% in 2007/08; 8% (445) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 6% (315) were assumed to be unemployed, 3% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
Of full-time graduates from HEIs in Scotland whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment, 86% (14,035) were employed in Scotland, 12% (1,940), approximately 0% (40) and 1% (230) were employed in England, Wales and Northern Ireland respectively. Of full-time first degree graduates from Scottish HEIs 85% (9,680) stayed in Scotland to work, compared to 90% (3,305) of postgraduates and 94% (1,050) of other undergraduates (See Table 6a).
Of full-time graduates domiciled in Scotland (prior to study), whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment, 90% (13,310) were employed in Scotland, the remainder were mainly employed in England. Of full-time first degree graduates domiciled from Scotland 90% (9,085) stayed in Scotland to work, compared to 88% (3,175) of postgraduates and 95% (1,050) of other undergraduates (See Table 6b).
In 2008/09, there were 5,670 full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, compared to 5,850 in 2007/08. In 2008/09, 61% (3,465) were in employment only, 66% in 2007/08; 10% (570) were in a combination of work and study, 7% in 2007/08; 17% (945) were involved in further study only, 14% in 2007/08; and 9% (490) were assumed to be unemployed, 8% in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
Of the full-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment only, 96% (3,315) were employed in the UK, compared to 93% in 2007/08 (See Table 1a).
In 2008/09 of the full-time first degree graduates who were employed in the UK, 20% of these posts were classified as Associate professional & technical occupations, compared to 23% in 2007/08, 32% as Professional occupations, 36% in 2007/08, 8% as Administrative & secretarial occupations, 10% in 2007/08 and 21% as Sales & customer service occupations, 14% in 2007/08. These are the occupational groups with the highest proportions of leavers (See Table 4a).
Salary Of those first degree graduates (both full-time and part-time) reported as being in full-time paid employment in the UK in 2008/09, 47% disclosed their salary. The median salary reported (to the nearest £500) was £19,000, (£19,000 in 2007/08). The lower quartile was £14,000 and the upper quartile £22,000. The mean salary was £19,000 (£18,500 in 2007/08) (See Table 5).
Part-time In 2008/09, of the 520 part-time first degree graduates whose destinations were known, 77% (400) were in employment only, compared to 74% in 2007/08; 10% (50) were in a combination of work and study, the same as in 2007/08; 5% (25) were involved in further study only, the same as in 2007/08; and 4% (25) were assumed to be unemployed, 5% in 2007/08 (See Table 2a).
Of the 1,510 former postgraduate students (both full-time and part-time excluding postgraduate certificate in education) whose destinations were known, 79% (1,190) were in employment only, compared to 82% in 2007/08; 8% (125) were in a combination of work and study, 7% in 2007/08; 5% (70) were involved in further study only, 4% in 2007/08; and 5% (80) were assumed to be unemployed, 4% in 2007/08 (See Tables 1a and 2a).
Of the leavers from HEIs in Northern Ireland, whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment in the UK, 94% (3,555) of full-time first degree leavers remained in Northern Ireland to take up employment and 6% (225) went to Great Britain. 95% (620) of full-time postgraduate leavers remained in Northern Ireland to take up employment and 5% (30) went to Great Britain (See Table 6a).
Of the leavers domiciled in Northern Ireland (prior to study), whose destinations were known and reported as being in employment in the UK, 80% (4,175) of full-time first degree leavers remained in Northern Ireland to take up employment and 20% (1,070) went to Great Britain. 71% (750) of full-time postgraduate leavers remained in Northern Ireland to take up employment and 29% (310) went to Great Britain (See Table 6b).
Table 1 shows the Destinations of full-time UK and Other EU domiciled leavers obtaining HE qualifications by level of qualification obtained and gender, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 1a shows the Destinations of full-time UK and Other EU domiciled leavers obtaining HE qualifications by location of institution and level of qualification obtained, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 2 shows the Destinations of part-time UK and Other EU domiciled leavers obtaining HE qualifications by level of qualification obtained and gender, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 2a shows the Destinations of part-time UK and Other EU domiciled leavers obtaining HE qualifications by location of institution and level of qualification obtained, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 3 shows the Destinations of full-time UK and Other EU domiciled first degree graduates by subject area of degree and gender, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 4a shows the Occupation of full-time UK and Other EU domiciled first degree graduates entering employment in the UK by location of institution and subject area of degree, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 4b shows the Industry of full-time UK and Other EU domiciled first degree graduates entering employment in the UK by location of institution and subject area of degree, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 5 shows UK domiciled leavers who obtained first degree qualifications and entered full-time paid employment in the UK by location of institution, mode of study and salary, 2008/09 and 2007/08.
Table 6a shows the Geographical distribution of full-time UK domiciled leavers who entered employment within the UK by location of study, level of qualification obtained and location of employment, 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
Table 6b shows the Geographical distribution of full-time UK domiciled leavers who entered employment within the UK by domicile, level of qualification obtained and location of employment 2008/09, 2007/08 and 2006/07.
The 2008/09 Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education (DLHE) data includes all those students whose study was full-time or part-time (see Definition 5) and who obtained relevant qualifications (see Definition 3) reported to HESA for the reporting period 1 August 2008 to 31 July 2009.
The HESA DLHE Target Population contains all UK and European Union domiciled HE students for whom destinations data is expected and sought (see Definition 6). The figures presented in this SFR are based on information obtained by institutions and returned to HESA. Where the category 'unknown' appears, the data relates both to non-respondents and to those leavers who have explicitly refused to answer the survey. Data on the number of unknowns is obtained by cross-checking the actual respondents with the total expected to reply, as returned in the 2008/09 HESA Student Record.
In 2008/09, 294,495 full-time qualifiers responded from a target population of 371,285, which amounts to an overall response rate of 79% compared to 77% in 2007/08. 73,715 part-time qualifiers responded from a target population of 99,725, an overall response rate of 74% compared to 70% in 2007/08. These response rates include explicit refusals and are calculated separately from this SFR. They will be presented in a reference volume published by HESA (see Note 4).
In this SFR the figures for whom destinations are known exclude explicit refusals, for which no other information is available. It can be seen from Table 1 that the percentage of records returned for full-time HE students is 77% (74% in 2007/08) and from Table 2 for part-time HE students 70% (66% in 2007/08).
A reference volume 'Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education 2008/09', setting out more information about the destinations of students qualifying at HEIs in the UK, will be published by HESA in August 2010.
The 2007/08 DLHE SFR can be found here.
The Joint Academic Coding System (JACS) of subject classification has been used as the basis for HESA data and this SFR. A variant of the SOC2000 was created for the coding of occupational information for use in the DLHE survey; this classification is termed SOC (DLHE).
From 2007/08 the aggregations reflect the Standard Industrial Classification economic activity sections as summarised in the UK Standard Industrial Classification of Economic Activities 2007 (SIC 2007). To enable production of comparable time-series the new SIC categories have been grouped to fit with the old categories using this pdf.
The wording of the further study question within the DLHE questionnaire was altered from 2007/08 to clarify that leavers registered as research students, not those employed as researchers, should respond to this question. The resulting effect of this change can be seen most notably in the fall in proportion of doctorate leavers appearing within the combination of employment and study category from the equivalent figure for 2006/07.
The survey dates for this DLHE return were 20 April 2009 (if the leaver obtained the qualification between 1 August 2008 and 31 December 2008) and 11 January 2010 (if the leaver obtained the qualification between 1 January 2009 and 31 July 2009). The reference dates of the 2007/08 DLHE return were 14 April 2008 and 12 January 2009 respectively.
For further details see Definitions 8 to 10.
Relevant qualifications for inclusion in the 2008/09 DLHE return are listed below in level of qualification obtained.
First degree qualifications obtained include integrated undergraduate/postgraduate taught masters degrees on the enhanced/extended pattern, and first degrees with honours on the enhanced/extended pattern at level H; first degrees with honours/ordinary first degrees (including those leading to qualified teacher status (QTS)/registration with a General Teaching Council (GTC), but excluding those from the intercalated pattern); first degrees with honours leading towards registration with the Architects Registration Board (Part 1 qualification); pre-registration first degrees with honours/ordinary first degrees leading towards obtaining eligibility to register to practice with a health or social care or veterinary statutory regulatory body; first degrees with honours and diploma; postgraduate bachelors degrees at level H.
Other undergraduate qualifications obtained include graduate diplomas/certificates at level H; other qualifications at level H including those leading towards registration with the Architects Registration Board (Part 2 qualification); graduate diplomas/certificates at level I; Diplomas of Higher Education (DipHE) (including those leading towards obtaining eligibility to register to practice with a health or social care or veterinary statutory regulatory body); Higher National Diplomas (HND); Certificates of Higher Education (CertHE); Higher National Certificates (HNC).
Full-time includes full-time and sandwich modes plus those writing-up where the mode of study was previously full-time and students changing to dormant status previously full-time.
UK domiciled students are those whose normal residence is in the UK, including those living in Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man. Other European Union (Other EU) students are those whose normal residence is in countries which were EU members or in their designated territories as at 1 December 2008.
Respondents to the HESA DLHE survey were asked to supply the location of their employment or further study. Where this was unknown but the activity was full-time paid work only, part-time paid work only or voluntary/unpaid work only, a United Kingdom location of employment has been assumed. These numbers are, however, relatively small. The unknown location of employment assumed to be in UK employment for Table 1 is 0.6% of the total of UK Employment and 0.5% for Table 2.
The category Assumed to be unemployed includes those students who gave their employment circumstances as unemployed and looking for employment, further study or training and also includes those due to start work within one month, unless leaver is also in full-time study.
Describes the annual salary surveyed to the nearest thousand pounds before tax, for leavers in full-time paid employment. Provision of salary information may legitimately be refused. Salary calculations in Table 5 are expressed to the nearest £500.
In the text and tables the figures presented are rounded. 0, 1 and 2 are rounded to 0. All other numbers are rounded up or down, to the nearest multiple of 5. This rounding strategy is also applied to totals figures, a consequence of which is that the sum of numbers in each row or column rarely precisely matches the totals shown. Percentages are calculated on the base data and are suppressed if they are calculated on a population which contains 52 or fewer individuals. These cases are represented as '..'.
Press enquiries should be directed to the Press Office at the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), 95 Promenade, Cheltenham, GL50 1HZ, telephone 01242 211120. General enquiries about the data contained within this SFR should be addressed to James McLaren, Information Provision Manager, HESA (at the same address), telephone 01242 211133.


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Last year the emergency services launched a campaign to remind Czech drivers of the importance of the emergency lane and teach them this fundamental element of behaviour on the road. Source: HZS JmK // Facebook.
Brno, Feb 11 (BD) – Their effort proved to have had a positive impact last Friday. On Friday, February 8, the Vyškov Fire Department drove to the scene of a motorway accident on the D1 without obstacles, as drivers cleared a perfect emergency route for them.
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Mail-in aligners may appear like a great option for a minor repair. But bear in mind you're not the expert on how very little a fix your teeth require. "It's hard to go from something that's 90% good to make it 100% perfect; in my experience, I find that these are the more difficult cases," Dr.
The outcomes of using invisible aligners can be exceptionally unforeseeable, due to the fact that some individuals respond well to them and others will not. "It's really hard to monitor this on your own, because– like everything in medication– not everybody reacts the same," he says. The genuine difficulty comes with finding out how to correct your smile if you're not responding properly to the retainers, he states.


"If you forgive someone's sins, they're gone for good.
If you don't forgive sins, what are you going to do with them?"
The power of forgiveness to liberate us from traumas of the past should not be under-estimated.
To assist you to live more fully in the present by dealing with things of the past.
To reduce stress associated with challenging past experiences.
The following articles are helpful in understanding forgiveness and how to live in it.
How Do You Forgive Even When It Feels Impossible?


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Novozélandská fotbalová reprezentace reprezentuje Nový Zéland na mezinárodních fotbalových akcích, jako je mistrovství světa či Oceánský pohár národů.

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