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In college, I went to a coed university and stayed in a boarding house, yet somehow managed to interact only with girls, gay men, and straight guys in relationships. After college, it was a similar crowd in the publishing industry where I worked for almost a decade. If not for online dating, I probably would’ve never ventured outside my usual circles. I probably would’ve never experienced a staggering spectrum of dates from horror stories to real-life rom-coms. I probably would’ve never met my boyfriend, who—cheese alert—makes me feel loved and safe and seen every day.
Here are 10 things you may experience as a late twentysomething in your first real relationship, from the totally subjective perspective of someone on the same boat.
- No matter the age or dating experience, no one really knows what “exclusively dating” means. Technically, it means you’re not seeing anyone else but you’re not (yet) officially together. Yeah, try explaining that to your titas who will grill you until you’re also asking everyone except the person you’re dating: But what does it really mean??? Little do you know that he/she has the exact same sentiments, asking everyone except you, too. Communication is key no matter how old you are, you guys!
- Some people may naturally evolve from dating to exclusively dating to officially together, but not you. You are a strong independent woman but have no experience in smooth relationship transitions, so some spelling out would be much appreciated. The talk will be awkward AF, but it will be a cute funny story, your cute funny story down the road.
- You won’t know what to expect on your first out-of-town trip together. Does he snore? Is he messy? Also: do you snore? Are you messy? Will being together for hours on end send you both running back home? It’s different for every couple in every stage of the relationship: some may enjoy every second of their trip together, others may need some me-time break. Your first trip together will push your boundaries for the better, with the right person and good ol’ communication (like maybe just tell him/her the aircon temp is too cold instead of sneakily turning up the heat; the thermostat negotiation may or may not include extra tight snuggles).
- The first time you cook together will warm your soul, not to mention fill up your tummy. Even if the final dish won’t make it to Chef’s Table, it’s a tangible, edible result of your teamwork, a masterpiece in that sense. And if you happen to be with someone who knows his/her way around the kitchen? Girl, you are set for life. Okay, so you may have to adjust to each other’s quirks in the kitchen, but it’s all part of the fun.
- The first time you say I love you may or may not be some form of incoherent mumbling. It’s okay, you’re not used to saying it to anyone except your family and closest friends. He/she will find it cute and endearing and tease you until the end of time for it. Eventually you’ll be able to say it out loud like an actual grown-up, a true milestone in your books.
- The sex will be different every time, but the graph will generally show an increasing trend in quality. As a grown-ass woman,


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- Lucky Colour- Pink
- Lucky Number- 27
Ganesha says Everyone will be amazed at your progress. You must maintain this pace of progress forever. Today is a day of rest and peace. Today you might get the opportunity to help siblings and friends. Today you will try to move forward very quickly, and there will be family members to help you. You might get bogged down in a lot of deep stuff. Increasing your power will result in wealth, prosperity and envy of your enemies. On the professional front, changes in the business will create profit. Students have to work hard to get higher education. Students strive for more, and there may be times today when your focus shifts to many other things. On romantic fronts, you might get advice from your close relatives about your marital life. Family life with your partner will be happy. About your health, you have chances of falling ill again with the chronic disease you always had. You might have to carry your medication with you.
- Remedy: Worship Lord Ganeshji and recite OM GAN GANPATAYE NAMAH 108 times today.
Ganesha says today you might dispose of old obligations however stay away from superfluous exchanges. Today you might run into a person whom you do not want to meet at all. On professional fronts, officials will receive less support to complete the project. The time is not right to make changes in the job. You can expect increments or a salary raise. Your work will draw in consideration of everybody, and they will value your abilities in different fields. On romantic fronts, you will encounter some obstacles. You might not fulfil your obligations to your partner, and it will ponder you for the day. About your health, you will see that some injuries in your left are getting healed quickly. It will be a day of healing and composure.
- Lucky Number- 8
Ganesha says today is a day to achieve your most profound interest. You might succeed in your operations and enjoy your free time. Today you might get some bad news from a distant relative or a friend, which might distress you. It will be an eventful day for teachers and people engaged in the educational arena on professional fronts. Business is at risk and when you deal with money, be mindful. About your health, elderly people should stay indoors. It is a good day to take care of your skin and skin-related diseases. On romantic fronts, you will start a new turn. Your partner might appreciate your efforts to make them happy, and it will make your evening memorable.
- Remedy: Feed birds today and uncage caged birds.
- Remedy: Wear white colour clothes today when you go out.
Ganesha says today you should be careful not to lose your self-confidence emotionally when you meet people at certain high levels. Someone may try to hurt you — with extreme force working against you — you should avoid actions that could lead to confrontation — it must be done in a dignified manner if you want to compromise within your limits. If you have invested in any land abroad on professional fronts, today you might sell it at a fair price and make a profit. Business people may have to go on an unnecessary journey regarding their business. This can put you under a lot of stress. Romantic anxiety will not put you to sleep today. You will be waiting for your partner’s opinion on something important. With a busy day, your health is at risk. Try to be extremely careful while travelling on public transport.
- Lucky Number- 9
- Remedy: Do not travel north today.
Ganesha says today your friends will introduce you to a great person who greatly influences your thoughts. You may see a bad omen when you step out of your house, and it will be the cause of your concern for the day. On professional fronts, do not invest your money anywhere today without consulting anyone. Job matters will get busier as the competitions come. Work hard for the prosperity of your family. On romantic fronts, your actions should be devoted to love and positive thinking and not to greed. Enjoy the ecstasy of love. You need to give time to the most valuable relationships and people in your life. Th.
Ganesha says your focus will be on social work and helping those who approach you with moral issues. Today, work, money, friends, family, relatives; everything will be on one side. Today, financial problems can destroy your ability to think creatively. The feeling that you are not sharing time with your family or friends can make you uncomfortable. On professional fronts, it will be a peaceful day for people in the medical profession. The business will bloom, and you will prosper. About your health, special care should be taken when pregnant women walk on the ground. Children should be extremely cautious and do not go out. On romantic fronts, you will feel the warmth of your wonderful partner. Today you might spend your energy with your partner in the eveninga


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What if we could combine the power of HTTP with the universal qualities of URLS to create a way to build an API that works like code? It would be a way to turn the web into a programming language of sorts, to treat an API as if it were code.
To explain this weird idea, we’ll think about it in terms of calling functions with HTTP calls similar to how you’d call functions in code.
To keep it simple, we’ll define a function as a URL that handles a POST request that contains arguments in the body. It does something with the arguments then returns a response with a value.
We’ll look at a few examples to see how this might work. All this code is on Glitch if you’d like to tinker with it.
And get back { "value": 3 }.
The args:="[1, 2]" is a way to write JSON on the command line so HTTPie can send it. The corresponding request body would look like { "args": [1, 2] }.
This isn’t all that exciting yet, but we’ll get there.
Next we’ll curry this function using query parameters. We’ll do this by using an args query parameter and an args request body property.
http post "https://api-as-code.glitch.me/add?args=1" args:="[2]"
The API code will combine the query args which is [1] and body args which is [2] to make [1, 2] and return the same result as the first request.
Next we’ll introduce another idea: higher-order functions. This lets us pass functions around as arguments so we can compose functions together and create new results.
For this example we’ll look at a map function which takes a function as the first argument and a list of items to iterate over as the second.
Since we can curry our add function, we’ll create a call that maps over a list of numbers and adds 4 to them.
In JavaScript, the code might look like this.
The underlying code will asynchronously apply that function to each item in the array and return the value. Here’s what we get when we make that call.
At this point, we can start thinking about ways to write and compose any type of function we might want to run. We could find a way to write out this “code” using its own syntax, parse it, then execute it across any URL it might use.
This is a fun Friday morning experiment. The downside to this all is that it could result in lots of API calls to execute all the code. Our map example above performed three requests in the backend to call the add function for each number. This would be very slow in some situations.
But there’s something interesting to me about it.
It allows for sharing code that can be executed across many environments. You could imagine sharing code that did a specific calculation or validation that you don’t want to duplicate all over the place. As long as the environment can make HTTP calls, it can “run” the code.
Since we’re using URLs to reference functions, it provides a way to call functions across any number of APIs or services. In our example, we could have had the add function on one API and the map function on another. Not only are the functions composable, they are extensible as long as the client can access the APIs.
Related, since we can run parts of the code on different APIs, it allows for interesting asynchronous code. The APIs would have to have a shared way of doing asynchronous work, but once they did they could poll or use webhooks to do more complicated work while sharing the way the work is done.
It would allow exposing full libraries like Lodash or Ramda for composing together transformations that can be replicated outside JavaScript.
Function calls could return their own callbacks, resulting in executing new code that wasn’t on the client before. Entire algorithms could be changed with a new URL and no client update.
Important: I’m not proposing anyone do this! Introducing a network between function calls opens things up to a whole new world of hurt.
But with the right media type to express how this would operate, it could allow for an API client that could receive code and execute it without any knowledge around how the code runs other than making API calls. You could even write a whole programming language with nice syntax that parses into these API calls.
And what’s even more interesting is that you could use hypermedia to make it more powerful and more extensible. If you write the code around link names and relations rather than specific URLs, it means you can move the code around how you like without changing the code itself. I could imagine code that requires a namespace which lists all the available functions related to their URLs, all of which could change at any moment.
I wouldn’t be surprised if someone has done this before. It’s near to RPC, and there’s even a paper on RPC chaining. If you know of someone who’s done this, please let me know!


Home News “Islamization” of The Gambia In Full Force! Female Soldiers Being Rounded Up...
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It seems that Yahya Jammeh is making good on his promise to turn Gambia into an Islamic State, for in what seems like his opening salvo, female soldiers are being rounded up already – their crime? Skin bleaching. Most of those arrested so far are from the State Guard, they are being detained in a cell at the Fajara Barracks according to our source on the ground. The arrests were continuing as we went to press.
If you think this is bad enough, well; more bad news on the way – there is already a directive being written that, according to our sources, will instruct all female Civil Servants to wear head tie to work at all times, never to apply skin bleaching, and not add hair extensions.
This development is very troubling in the sense that this moves puts the country on a slippery slope – more restrictive rules could be implemented that could plunge this already traumatized and terrorized nation into the abyss. Observers fear that terrorist organizations could already be viewing the Gambia as a place friendly to their cause and could therefore start making moves to set up base there. Just a couple of weeks ago, a group calling itself Boko Haram committed what even Police Investigators called one of the most brutal crimes they have seen in a generation – they brutally killed a young boy and went into town with their blood socked clothes to brag about it.
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I like to run in the snow when I’m home. For the novelty. It’s usually just a few days, and then I go back to the temperate climate of London. But the truth is, I’ve gotten soft. Yesterday, when I set out for a run, I could really only manage 5K. My face was so cold that I could barely move my lips when I got home. My fingertips were numb with pain and my quads and butt were freezing. It was a beautiful day though. The sun was shining making the snow sparkle. It was eerily quiet – just the sound of snow blowers as people cleared their driveways.
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We head back to London a few days so I’m going to try and get out for another short run. After all, this is my only opportunity for real winter running all year. And besides, it’s warmer today! Just -12C!
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni played an entertaining knock of 79 not out, even hitting a last-ball six, but failed to take his team home as Kings XI Punjab registered a thrilling four-run victory over Chennai Super Kings.
NAGPUR: Residents of Prabhag 21 in East Nagpur assembly constituency have been complaining in vain about contaminated and low pressure water since the last eight months. Finally on Friday, independent corporator Abha Pande led a delegation of residents to protest in front of municipal commissioner Ashwin Mudgal and demand immediate relief. Some residential areas in Lalganj, Jhade Chowk, Telipura, Dayaram Wastad Akhade, Itwari Mirchi Bazar, Khairpura, Bharat Wadi, Prem Nagar, Shanti Nagar, and APF Quarter have been receiving contaminated water since eight months. They were also getting water at very low pressure. The residents were disappointed with the lack of response from municipal corporation to their complaints. Around 800 affected residents from these localities led by independent corporator Abha Pande met municipal commissioner Ashwin Mudgal over the grave situation on Friday. They complained that Orange City Water has been supplying water for only an hour. Many residents also said that in the first half-hour, the water is very dirty and foul smelling. Some residents had also approached local corporators with their complaints. On being informed, Pande visited the localities and found the tap water was contaminated and smelt bad. Pande said residents of these localities had already filed a complaint with Orange City Water — the firm entrusted to supply 24X7 water, about eight months ago. “But the residents are yet to get a response from any OCW official,” claimed Pande. This part of the city has three elevated storage reservoirs and despite this residents are getting inadequate water, she informed Mudgal. Pande also pointed out that OCW has failed to restore many roads where it had carried out digging works, and these have become accident prone spots. After hearing these problems, Mudgal directed OCW officials to attend to the complaints on priority. Meanwhile, the pipeline supplying water from Totladoh dam to Nagpur has developed a crack near Ghogli village, which has affected water supply to the city. Mayor Nanda Jichkar on Friday visited Ghogli and directed NMC officials to repair the leak immediately. The officials began plugging the leak soon after the mayor left the spot.
- IPL 2018: New era begins for Delhi Daredevils & Kings XI Punjab
Aggression and entertainment will be the key words for Kings XI Punjab this season. The team’s mentor Virender Sehwag wants KXIP to play a brand of cricket that will resonate with the spectators. He has even said, “Why go for singles when you can hit fours and sixes!”
The first look of Samantha from Nag Ashwin’s magnum opus Mahanati was unveiled by the makers on Friday. Samantha apparently plays the role of a journalist in the film who narrates the storyis essaying the title role, Samantha also has a full-length role in the biopic and the name of her character in the film is Madhura Vani. The tag line on the poster, “Naa Peru Kanyasulkamlo Savithri gari pere …… Madhura Vani (BA Gold Medal), ( My name is that of Savithri Garu’s character in the film Kanyasulkam ..Madhura Vani) discloses this. </s> A lot of you don’t know what and who The Pursuaders is/was.
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December 7, 2010—Jennifer Hollingsworth of and a team of researchers have developed an inorganic shell approachs (NQDs).
NQDs are semiconductor nanoparticles with remarkable size-tunable optical properties, including the ability to emit light efficiently. And, compared with molecular-dye flluorophores, optically excited NQDs are more stable.
But NQD applications have been limited due to a property known as fluorescence intermittency, or blinking. Under continuous illumination, single-nanocrystal quantum dots turn “on” and “off” in an unpredictable fashion. Blinking limits the utility of conventional NQDs for applications requiring continuous and reliable emission of photons, such as single-particle tracking in advanced bioimaging and as single-photon light sources in quantum cryptography.
- controlling blinking behavior
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- altering the blinking mechanism
- providing enhanced utility.
The ability to follow the trajectory of single molecules as they perform their biological functions is an important goal for advanced bioimaging. As a proof-of-principle for single-particle tracking in biologically relevant environments, the team collaborated with James Werner and Peter Goodwinto show that g-NQDs outperform commercial NQDs in 3D tracking experiments. CINT is a joint effort of Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories.
The October 2010 Nanobiophotonics Special Issue of the Journal of Biophotonics published the research. Hollingsworth, Han Htoon, Yongfen Chen, Young-Shin Park, Yagnaseni Ghosh, and Joanna Casson of Physical Chemistry and Applied Spectrosopy, Peter Goodwin and James Werner of CINT, Javier Vela of Iowa State University, and Nathan Wells of Aerospace Corporation conducted the work. The National Institutes of Healthd different


Montevideo, December 2020- NIC Trinidad & Tobago joined the LACTLD Anycast Cloud as a client. The number of ccTLDs is now 12.
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“We welcome TTNIC to LACTLD’s Anycast Cloud. With its addition we reach 13 clients (12 ccTLDs and LACNIC), on the one hand, and the already existing 11 nodes of this regional and collaborative initiative, which brings to the DNS in the region more resilience and security”, commented Miguel Igancio Estrada, LACTLD’s General Manager.


This article describes the use of ‘business-driven’ action learning in a healthcare setting. It reviews and reflects on an example where action learning does not ‘take’, identifying the likely causes of this. It also poses four questions – whether action learning is counter-cultural in some organisations; whether the Organisation Development function is really developmental; whether the nature of the contracting process for external help adversely influences action learning; and whether the external consultant should challenge the brief.


"I said `My goodness, they're starting to know me,'" said the 56-year-old Haitian immigrant who received citizenship about six years ago.
So when Owens was approached by a voter registration volunteer at a Winn-Dixie in Miramar on Wednesday, she filled out an application and promised to go to the polls in November.
"If we don't vote, they won't know we're here," she said.
Walker said she has seen the Caribbean community become more politically sophisticated in recent years; one indication being the Caribbean-Americans who have been elected to local offices in Broward County. The organization has expanded to Orlando, where citizenship and voter registration drives were held last month. Walker said another drive will be held in Broward this summer.
"People are understanding the power of the vote and want to participate," she said.
Owens, who migrated to the United States 22 years ago, said she is mostly concerned about health care. Although she works as a nurse's aide, she has no health insurance. She wantspriority.
"When I'm sick, there's only me and God," she said. "They make rent so high that you can't even buy food, so how are you going to treat yourself?"
Five are in the office doing administrative work, training volunteers, doing research and organizing projects.
On Saturday the organization will try to unite the Caribbean community, composed of people from different islands, on issues such as immigration, education and U.S. policy in the region, and recruit volunteers for future voter registration drives.
The kick-off is at 10 a.m. at 2700 Biscayne Blvd., Miami.
On Wednesday, three CPV staffood at the Winn-Dixie on Miramar Parkway and University Drive, where many shoppers are from the Caribbean. The staffers received mixed reactions from passersby, some of whom said they weren't interested in voting.
 "The system is designed to keep the black man down."
But Robert Constant, a CPV staffer from New York who will be registering voters in South Florida for seven months, wasn't fazed by such reactions. He said many people would change their minds after giving it more thought.
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When my next elephant is up, i will carry a double and let the tracker carry my scoped 416 Rigby. You never know when you find the "big boy" and need to take the shot.
A.Dahlgren, thanks for sharing the video of your Elephant hunt with us, some great footage... a video really conveys what the experience is like, better than any words or pictures could ever do. I wish more hunters would video their hunts, as you did, and share them with everyone! Great shot, you really seized the moment and did not hesitate, well.
No scope for me, but that is an individual thing..I grew up shooting iron sights. many of todays hunters have only shot scopes so they are better off with a scope, but only with a 2.5 or 3X on elephant, no varibles please, they have a habit of being on the high power and then your in trouble in a charge situation..I have seen this in several hunting situations and the hunter gets all bamboozled and can't think to turn it back down, and then its over as the PH and friends had to finish his mess.RAY ATKINSON
A real prize trophy , thanks for sharing the video.
No Africa experience, but I will throw in my two cents about low power scopes. If you shoot a 1x scope with both eyes open, even up close, you see the crosshair superimposed in your field of view like the scope isn't there. Doesn't seem to work as well once the true scope magnification gets barely above 1x. The problem is most 1-4 type variables don't go down close to a true one power, some are 1.5x or greater on the low setting.
The inexpensive Weaver 1-3 V series goes down very close to true 1x and is a good toy to put on a light recoiling rifle to check this out. Not giving an opinion on DG hunting, but found it interesting how well a true 1x scope works close up.
Cleathorn, I reread your original post and will say that many people can use a two or three power scope with both eyes open, I can't. Maybe my eye dominance isn't strong enough but the magnified view through one eye and normal view through the other confuses my brain. If you try a scope that goes down to a true 1x on your dominant eye (maybe on an AR or .22 auto that can be shot either hand), you might be surprised.
If the hunting environment is going to be


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Blog Come Out! – April 3, 2017
Come Out! – April 3, 2017
Through the powerful working of the gospel, Jesus also expresses his will, “Come out of this dark world and live in the newness of life.” “Come out of sinful selfishness and live in selfless love.” “Come out of the hopelessness of death and live with confident joy.” Because of faith in what Jesus has done for me, I can come out of a life dominated by death’s control. I can come out of a life subjected to Satan’s dreadful tyranny. I can come out of a life of hopeless fear.
So much is mine for this life, and for the life to come, through faith in Jesus Christ. How blessed I am to hear my Savior’s call, “Come out!”


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Karl Junkin says:	November 9, 2010 at 11:22 am	Jacob Louy said: And building the Eglinton LRT to "subway specs" would allow subway trains to run on existing infrastructure?Wouldn't the surface sections need to be converted to grade-separated track as well?
Calvin Henry-Cotnam says:	November 9, 2010 at 12:32 pm	Mimmo Briganti said, "I'm willing to give the TTC one more chance, but if Sheppard turns out to be only slightly better than St. Clair, then I think all the LRT advocates should run for cover."
I have to concur with this. I have written before that Sheppard is the make-it-or-break-it of LRT in Toronto. With the exception of the portion west of Pharmacy, there will be no reduction of vehicle lanes that contribute cannon fodder for some anti-transit types, and even the lanes lost over that short section are currently somewhat bus-filled during heavy traffic times. The spacing of intersections help in the ability to have a decent form of transit-priority signalling. In a nutshell, Sheppard is perhaps one of the best places for median-operated LRT to work well. The TTC is being handed a showcase line on a gold platter that could have the rest of the city screaming, "We need that in our neighbourhood," within a short time after opening. That said, the TTC could also fumble badly when it comes to operating it, not to mention any screw-ups that could occur during its construction. If that happens, as Mimmo said, "LRT advocates should run for cover."
Mimmo Briganti also said, "As for Eglinton, I don't see how it could ever be upgraded to a subway."
Mimmo Briganti says:	November 9, 2010 at 1:48 pm	Steve said …"What I do object to is people in Etobicoke whose entire frame of reference is a car-oriented suburban culture trying to impose that view of the world on the much different parts of the city."
And what about elitist uppity downtowners imposing their urban "streetcar only" view of the world on suburbanites?
Brian Williamson says:	November 9, 2010 at 3:23 pm	To Karl Junkin who commented on my post: "I think it is blanket comparisons to places like Zurich that have turned the City so off LRT."
miguel says:	November 9, 2010 at 9:24 pm	Haha!
I would hardly call either of those items a ringing endorsement in support of streetcars by those who ride them. (And I would appreciate if all of those posters ready to reply with snide comments about "yuppies" etc…
Support for the 143 is understandable given the way the TTC operates the Queen car. TTC management (or mismanagement) has created a whole generation for whom streetcars equal bad service. However, the 143 (and its western counterpart) only address the symptom, not the basic problem. Why, for example, does the TTC get away with running the 502 every 20 minutes (even assuming it is on time and reaches both McCaul Loop to the west and Bingham to the east) during the daytime, but runs the 22A every 10 minutes or better?
Nick L. says:	November 10, 2010 at 5:15 pm	Anne said: "Those who are blindly pro-streetcar would be advised to take a walk past 1982 Queen St. East – the former location of a popular restaurant that burned down during the streetcar track replacement in 2005 (fire trucks had problems accessing the site due to track work) that has yet to be rebuilt 5 years later."
Steve: I do not agree that the report supports the conclusions you reach. Without going into a critique of how the TTC manages service, and the degree to which operators and supervisors actively attempted to sabotage the split route operation, all this report demonstrates is the difficulty of managing an extremely long line, and the need to decouple the operator schedules from the vehicle schedules. The constant "fix" of making running times longer and longer only leads to queues of vehicles at the terminals where they often are quite early. This is a waste of manpower and infrastructure. Imagine if the subway had built in 10-minute layovers for every train?
Andrew Marshall says:	November 10, 2010 at 8:40 pm	Anne said: "overwhelming support to change the 143 Express into a regular fare route with more frequent service (there was also mention of support for a similar solution on Kingston Rd)."
I'm not exactly sure what is being proposed here. Are you saying the 143 Express route should be changed to a regular bus route with typical stop spacing all the way to Yonge?That would essentially amount to replacing the 501 entirely. I fail to see how buses along Queen East would be significantly faster given the streetscape (frequent traffic signals, tons of on-street parking, waiting behind turning vehicles who in turn are waiting for pedestrians to cross). Or are you asking for the 143 to become like a Rocket, with a few stops in the Beaches, then on to Downtown, blasting through Leslieville, Riverdale, etc. while those residents are consigned to the streetcar. If that's the case, then I would have an issue with what would be tantamount to "two-tier" transit service. How soon before the people who use the Avenue Road, Mount Pleasant, and Humber Bay Express services demand the same thing?If they become regular fare services, how do we propose the TTC cover the revenue loss plus the increased costs for equipment and manpower?
Have you ever been in the Concord Area on Hwy 7 around Hwy 400 at rush hour?
The problem is not a Central Toronto problem, so what is the solution North of St. Clair?Widen the roadways?
nfitz says:	November 11, 2010 at 2:01 pm	Anne writes " …here in Beaches/East York Ward 32 …the Ashbridges Bay LRV facility was almost universally opposed by the community"
I'm calling BS on this one. I'm in Ward 32, and I haven't heard much complaining about building the LRV facility. I'm sure there are some …particularly on Leslie …but the general stuff I've heard is …so what …good jobs …vacant land …can't we build it sooner?
The alternative to that LRV yard is more big box stuff on that corner. I have a hard time wondering why anyone wouldn't be thrilled about such good employement, except perhaps a few who might live very close to Leslie. Do we want more minimum wage Canadian Tire jobs?
Ed says:	November 11, 2010 at 3:14 pm	Andrew says "I agree with whoever suggested that the 143 become a regular-fare, all-day service, and that something similar be done for Kingston Road (at least during rush hour); even when the Queen car is running properly it is excruciatingly slow to ride it all the way from the Beaches to downtown. Clearly a bus has the advantage of running along Lakeshore East which is relatively fast even during peak times."
Clearly such an arrangement has the serious disadvantage of not serving any stops between Woodbine or Coxwell and its downtown loop. What portion of the ridership rides to intermediate destinations, such as Leslieville, Broadview, etc?Also, what people ask for There was (apparently) lots of enthusiasm for an express bus from the west end. I was at workshops where people said "yeah!
Alas, with a peak loading of about six passengers on just about every 145 I've seen in operation, it's a failure that continues to run only because of the councillor leaning on the TTC. All that enthusiasm for an express bus?
"The same would be true for the 145 on Lakeshore West if not for heavy congestion on Gardiner/Lakeshore; given this though the best solution is probably splitting the 501 combined with more trains on the Lakeshore GO line and a new GO station at Humber Loop."
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W. K. Lis says:	November 12, 2010 at 8:07 am	Rob Ford is not a transit expert. So who advised him that replacing streetcars with buses is the solution to traffic congestion?Was it a corporation involved with buses or automobiles?Firestone Tire?Chevron Corporation?General Motors?Can he provide proof that replacing one streetcar with 2½ buses (and 2½ times the number of drivers) will be of benefit?
Ed says:	November 12, 2010 at 9:33 am	It's interesting to compare P. Coulman's experience on the east side of the Queen run with my experience on the west side. The routes work quite differently. In the west end, you are likely to get a standing load by Humber loop inbound in the morning, although not necessarilly. I'd be waiting for the end of the world should the 145 get a standing load, or even filled all its seats…
Another difference is the sheer distance from Long Branch to Yonge, versus Neville to Yonge. For anyone thinking it's 'excruciatingly slow' from Neville to Yonge, that's what, a half-hour or forty-minute trip even in rush hour?
Ed says:	November 12, 2010 at 12:27 pm	Steve comments: "Steve: A common factor in observations from both ends of the line is that the cars are full long before they reach downtown. This slows down operations because handling stops takes longer with a crowded car, and it discourages riders who cannot get on."
The amazing thing is that the last few inbound morning Queen cars I've been on have been standing-room only passing through Humber loop, and the people waiting at the loop crowded on anyway. It makes me wonder if the line management has made service on Lake Shore more reliable (so it seems to me) while really disrupting Humber service. Surely anyone who waits at Humber loop soon learns to wait for an empty Humber car turning around instead of boarding a through car with no seats left…
Jacob Louy says:	November 12, 2010 at 3:57 pm	Does canceling Transit City require council approval, or simply negotiations between the mayor and Provincial Government?
Nick L. says:	November 12, 2010 at 3:58 pm	Anne said: "However, even when they are added to my post above you will still find that the streetcar track replacement was ONE of the factors."
We can say with certainty that the way the 7th Wave building was constructed contributed to why it ultimately was torn down after the fire since Starbucks survived with only minor damage even though it faced similar conditions but was built to modern standards. However, what's not so clear is if the 7th Wave was already gone by the time the trucks left the station. It's 300-400 metres from the 7th Wave to the fire station and the delay caused by running that vs being able to successfully call 911 first might have made the difference. Also, did the deactivated fire hydrants actually make it more difficult to fight the fire?
One final point to consider, did rubbernecking slow down the response time of the fire crews?
Anne said: "However, I note that you neglected to address my following point, which was the Beach Metro coverage of all the businesses that went bust during that time."
Why would I need to restate the obvious?
What a good thing it is that you continue to provide this forum for reasoned (mostly) and intelligent (mostly!
Stan Salter says:	November 13, 2010 at 1:17 am	I hate streetcars period!
I am livid over our lovely Roncesvalles Ave., now being converted into a NO CAR ZONE!
Are you ready for this, Councilor Gord Perk has extended our sidewalks to meet the streetcars, so that those stepping off or on to the streetcar don't have to walk on the road. Unbelievable!
And what about all the delivery trucks…
Wait, it gets better. During rush hours, sometimes there are 3-4 streetcars back to back coming down the street. And if a car is sandwiched in between them, and sees a possibility of a parking spot……
We have already experienced this with the construction……
Do I hate streetcars…….you bet your life I do!
Speaking of Roncesvalles, do you know if there would be additional left-turning restrictions?Also, the kerb lane between streetcar stops would effectively be for parking all day?
Calvin Henry-Cotnam says:	November 25, 2010 at 10:04 am	Steve, your comments on Missy's post were well stated. Of course, I had to stop laughing before I could read them – I just love Missy's form of 'newspeak' where the definition of a "1 way street" is one that allows travel "north & south bound", though I imagine that definition includes "east & west bound" for streets oriented that way!
Jacob Louy says:	November 27, 2010 at 2:42 pm	When riding the subway between Summerhill and Rosedale, it can get quite shaky if the subway is moving fast. Also, the 501 Streetcar gets really shaky when the streetcar driver is gunning it down the Queensway. The streetcar isn't as shaky when it guns down Lakeshore, however. Is this because the pavement holds the tracks better, but the tracks on the Queensway have less support?
And so is it better to pave all new trackage (including Transit City)?
Calvin Henry-Cotnam says:	November 29, 2010 at 8:57 am	Steve wrote, "There seems to be an ongoing problem with the TTC not keeping its ballasted track in good order."
REG says:	February 10, 2011 at 1:52 am	I searched and searched to find a streetcar thread …and this is what i came up on…
The wires on Dufferin could easily be replaced now that the jog has been completed…
And while I'm at it.. what's the deal with the switches on Roncey that are now NA disabled?


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Like David Cameron, Obama was making a very important statement that clearly transcends partisan politics. But I really want to help people understand how Trump’s fans, his Trumpeteers, how totally unfounded their outage is. Their response goes along the following incoherent stream of consciousness thought process… “well he should not name call, who does he think he is, the most corrupt scandal ridden administration of all time—how can you be more unfit than that? “
So let’s tackle each point, shall we?
1) Obama should not name call. I have two rebuttals to that:
- Using accurate terminology after considered thinking and carefully chosen words—that is not name calling, it is an alarm. Obama did not say dummy, dopey, crazy, not very bright—that would be name calling.
- Just take a look at Trump and name calling. This is name calling.
2 Who does Obama think he is?
I hope that this graphic might help:
3) But his administration is just so corrupt. You really want to go there? OK then….
Back to that oh-so-corrupt Obama administration—No high executive branch officials have faced criminal charges. But what about lying corrupt Killary, she was a high executive branch official wantonly killing Americans she personally knew and gettim_____ (fill in the blank) from what ever fake Fox- or Koch-backed news site. Well I have dealt with that nonsense here and here.
3) But Obama is embroiled in scandal after scandal
We will we start with the silliest and then work our way up to the tax payer funded insidious scandals. This is what hate radio hosts spend all their time talking about to their ever more stupid listeners. Now you can begin to understand how we have arrived at the day of the Trump.
Links to all these conspiracies can be found here:
Moving on to the more insidious scandals and what is really behind them. First let us consider the Benghazi scandal, by putting it into perspective.
Let us take a short detour before we address the supposed scandals—because it would really help to have some context. I help help to ask the question—what is the real scandal that few people are aware of? Who should be under investigation Obama or Darrell Issa. Rep. Darrell Issa wants to Investigate Obama, Hillary—but why not investigate the real fraud—Darrell Issa? source?
Never Interested in facts.
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How Darrell Issa has blown or wasted up to around $100,000,000 of taxpayer money on invented scandals:
Darrell Issa was.
I will have more to say about Darrell Issa in another blog—but I think the above provides the gist. So with this mind let’s tackle all the more mainstream (easy to Google) scandals. I am going to do this in one big graphic. But let me explain some the visuals and what they mean.
- At the heart of the graphic is a typical Stupidparty meme which is not simply stupid but plays dishonest visual tricks
- One trick is to make the same assertion several times, reordering the words, making the list of scandals seem even more scandalous. Green boxes indicate duplicated accusations.
- Another trick is to simply not mention the fact that all of Darrell Issa’s efforts have been a waste of time. So called “scandals” which are simply witch hunts and fishing expedition to appeal to that bigoted base, where Darrell Issa has been a key driver of the narrative, at tax payer expense, these are highlighted in boxes with yellow borders.
- The final and most deceitful trick is to label something that has either been disproved or has no proof, or nothing to do with Obama’s White House as an Obama scandal. Just because it sounds scandalous and must be scandalous because Bill O’Reilly is getting all lathered up—while getting his paycheck from Roger Ailes—does not make it a scandal. And therein lies the real scandal.
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- Fast and Furious:-lust.
- Potential Holder Perjury—at his juncture this is a dead story—simply not happening.
Because that is how they make their money. 24 hour news has to say something,to buy air time,pay salaries etc.,doesn’t have to be the truth.
“Why, then, is it that journalists and other media participants allow the lies and the myths to be loosely perpetuated day in and day out without challenging with the facts for all to know the truths????????”


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A Surprise "Yes" Vote for Brexit Rattles Equity Markets
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The US had been up until June 23rd, experiencing a fairly nice bounce across most asset classes, which was contributing to solid returns for investors.  It should be noted that returns for many assets outside of the US are still quite rocky, with Emerging Markets down well over 10% year-over-year.  Also of note, equity markets rallied sharply leading up to the Brexit vote. Then the UK referendum passed and equity market sold off across the board.  But, with that the US has outperformed relative to other markets.  What we can draw from this is, growth in the Eurozone will continue to be below target and the Brexit vote only reaffirms this outlook.  In contrast, the US will likely continue to be a bright spot for investors.  Recent stress tests conducted by the Fed of large US bank’s balance sheets concluded that they are well capitalized to withstand a potential financial shock.  The economic and financial conditions that preceded the events of 2008 and 2009 are not present today, which should provide reassurance to investors.
Both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank have both reduced global growth expectations due to many factors (even before the yes vote for Brexit).  One big component of lower global growth relates to weakness in Emerging Markets, most notably Brazil, Russia, and China.  The famous “BRIC” (Brazil, Russian, India, and China) anacronym once responsible for an uptick in growth is now slowing considerably from previous levels.  Brazil’s economy has been contracting for quite some time (chart below) and both low commodity prices and political upheaval are contributing to this downward spiral.
Brazil’s economy is very closely tied to commodity prices, which have been weak both due to increased production of natural resources and a softening of demand from China.  One cause of this scenario is that the commodity led boom that emanated from China due to a rampant upswing in infrastructure projects and associate building boom has lost steam.  As China sneezed, Brazil has as they say, caught a cold. Now, as slowing in China persists (chart next page), the heavy investment from natural resource companies into additional capacity remains, which will keep a lid on commodity prices.  Also let’s not forget oil, which while hovering around $50 per barrel has blown a hole in many country’s budgets that rely heavily on petroleum revenue.
With that said, China will continue to be a source of demand for emerging market commodities, but its influence on prices will likely be less significant in the coming years.  It has been widely reported that China’s “ghost cities” (cities that were built with the hope that they would at some point become occupied) have hundreds of high rises that remain vacant with no prospect to fill these overbuilt developments.  Overbuilding will also flow through to China’s financial sector where various bankruptcies and “work-outs” are looming in the coming years.  But, as no formal bankruptcy framework exits similar to United States, it is expected that China will take many years to digest bad debt that is hiding on their bank’s balance sheets.  This, plus a cultural and political mindset that doesn’t readily acknowledge business failures, will further contribute to a reduction in growth within China.
China’s current problems don’t mean that they will enter a period where their economy contracts, as has Brazils in the past few years.  GDP growth rates that were previously north of 10% in China are likely to slow to anywhere from 4% - 6%.  While economies within the EU would kill for this level of growth, it will likely cause problems for China as their economy is currently geared for much higher levels of expansion.  Further, their political leaders recognize the need to shift from a manufacturing based economy (where everything is shipped out to the US, EU and Japan) to a more balanced economy where their citizens become bigger consumers like those of more developed nations.  This transition will likely take many, many years and will be difficult to smoothly execute.
Pivoting back to the US, we have weathered a significant financial crisis with the help of a very supportive central bank (the Fed).  Currently, the Fed is trying to make the transition from abnormally low interest rates to a more “normal” level (see chart below).  As we have witnessed recently, financial markets are not tolerating this attempted transition too well.  Equity markets have sold off to varying degrees every time the Fed either tries to telegraph an upcoming interest rate increase or actually raises rates.  Some market observers are commenting that Wall Street traders are now in charge of interest rate policy and the Fed has taken a back seat.  Currently, market watchers who initially predicted a steady march of increasing rates during 2016 (consensus was previously four interest rate increases) are now predicting possibly just one more increase during 2016, for a total of only two rate hikes.  The Fed Funds Rate has effectively been zero for over six years.  This should get our attention that we are not in “normal” economic times.  Interest rates should be thought of as the “cost” of money, and for big banks money is almost free.
As there is currently widespread media coverage as to whether an increase in rates is either “good” or “bad”, this argument really only serves the financial media to keep more viewers interested that this is even a real debate.  Clearly, if the economy were very strong it would be evident that the Fed could raise rates and the impact would be fairly limited on financial markets.  So, the Fed has now repeatedly said it will be “data dependent” and will not be in a rush to raise rates.  The Fed has acknowledged that raising rates too soon or too fast has caused recessions in the past and they will be very careful not to repeat past mistakes.  Additionally, inflation expectations continue to decline and are expected to stay at very low levels for an extended period of time, which will give the Fed room to not rush to raise rates.
With the aforementioned in mind, the following paragraph is very similar to last quarter’s newsletter.  Overall it should be stressed that the US economy is in fairly good shape and it continues to be the best among the large developed economies of the world.  The unemployment rate has now dropped to a low of 4.7%, the lowest level since 2007 and many expect it to decline further.  The US consumer continues to pay down household debt even in light of record-strong auto sales.  A widely used measure of consumer debt, the “household financial obligations ratio” has dropped to levels not seen since the early 1980s. With continued uncertainties overseas that have now increased due to the Brexit vote, the US will likely continue to be a strong destination for investment from both foreign and domestic investors.
But as uncertainty has increased due to Brexit, caution and careful exposure to US focused equities should be emphasized in an effort to limit volatility across portfolios.  Bonds still continue to perform well.  As many had predicted a “bubble” in the bond market, this has proven to be a very bad call.  Careful selection within the bond market like municipals and high yield has provided very good returns for investors this year.  With interest rates again reaching record lows, refinancing a mortgage is a safe bet.  As always, investing in high quality dividend stocks and continuing to hold a diversified portfolio will be a solid strategy in virtually any economic environment.


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The teenager appeared at the St David’s Magistrate Court today, Friday, 15 May 2015, to answer to the charge of non-capital murder. He is due to reappear in court on 15 June 2015.
An autopsy report stated that 37-year-old Lett died as a result of multiple fractures to the skull, brain hemorrhage, and severe edema.
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Banks are heaping rich bonuses on new card enrollees.
In this segment, they talk about trend No. 1: In recent years, lenders have seriously ramped up the rewards they're offering people for opening new accounts, so sticking with your tried-and-true plastic may be costing you a nice bonus. But picking which one is best for you to apply for is not 100% straightforward, so Austin has some tips.
Alison Southwick: Today, we're going to tackle three credit card trends to watch out for and what you can do about them. Helping us is Austin Smith. He works on The Ascent. It's a new website that The Motley Fool has launched. Hey, Austin! Thanks for joining us!
Austin Smith: Hello! Thanks for having me!
Smith: I would love to. I'm glad you asked. Everybody knows The Motley Fool's helped you invest better for years, but there's a lot of other personal finance decisions beyond investing that we feel like we can bring light to. We've launched The Ascent, which is a personal finance-focused site, helping you pick the best credit card, the best mortgage, the best savings account, the best insurance, you name it. We're going to review hundreds of products across all if these categories, bring a little bit of Foolishness to the table and provide our recommendations for.
Southwick: All of this content is available for free?
Smith: Always. You can access it whenever you want at theascent.com.
Southwick: Alright, let's get into it. We're going to tackle a few trends in credit cards, and then you're going to tell our listeners what they can do to take advantage of that trend, or come out on the other side even wealthier and healthier and with shining credit ... I don't know. We'll see. I'm making a lot of promises for you. We'll see how you do.
Smith: It's a lot to live up to, but we like high expectations. Our tag line is "helping you live more richly," so I think we'll be able to fit that mold.
Southwick: Alright, here we go! What's the first trend?
Smith: We're seeing quite a bit of an enrollment arms race by the credit card issuers right now. JPMorgan kicked this off a few years ago with their Sapphire cards. They just started lavishing new card owners with massive benefits. It's resulted in this massive ramp among almost all of the issuers, where they're giving you more points, free hotel stays, free sign-up bonuses.
It used to be that, when you signed up for a new card, maybe you were getting $200-250 worth of benefits. JPMorgan dialed that all the way up to 11. You can get up to $625 worth of sign-up bonuses, all the way up to $725 or $750, depending on your category. They kicked off this arms race. All the other issuers are following suit. American Express is upping their sign-up bonuses, Discover is becoming extremely competitive with some 50,000 bonus point sign-up reward. Just lavishing new card owners when they register.
Southwick: If one of the trends is that people like us are getting tons of points and awesome benefits for signing up for new cards, I want to assume for new cards. Did I get it right?
Smith: That's a really good guess, but there's an even better version of it. While you might be looking at ten cards, and they might be showering you with 40,000 sign-up bonus points, the value of those points will value out differently based on the issuer and the card platform. What we've found in our analysis is that not all miles and bonus points are considered equal.
This is an instance where niche cards or particular cards will actually transfer better. What I mean is, if you look at Chase Sapphire Preferred -- which set the high-water mark in this category with their 50,000 sign-up bonus points -- if you can sign up for an airline, maybe a Frontier or a Southwest, you might only get 40,000 bonus points. That's still pretty rich, but because they transfer onto their own platform instead of just a platform where you can book with any airline, they're worth more per mile or per point. Those 50,000 on Chase might not be worth as much as a 40,000 on a Southwest card.
Our suggestion to play this trend is, if people are ramping up these sign-up bonuses, to actually go with a niche player like a Southwest card, a Frontier card, a Marriott Hotel card, because they transfer more richly within their own network, they're worth more. The standard transfer rate to consider is about $0.005-0.01 per point on a Chase platform. If you look at a Southwest or a Frontier, the transfer rate is about $0.01-0.03 of value per point. They end up being worth quite a bit more.
Southwick: You mentioned niche cards that are all travel-related. What if I'm not much of a traveler? What good are sign-up bonus points for me?
Smith: Typically, the math will still work out -- if you're looking at a sign-up bonus with a niche product where all of those bonus points stay within their own network, you're going to get a better rate transfer than trying to transfer those points to something that lets you book to any airline or any hotel. You just get a lower point value per point.
Robert Brokamp: Sometimes, you read articles about how to negotiate with companies. For example, if you have an annual fee with a card or something like that. I've occasionally read articles where they say you can call up and say, "I'm not interested in paying this fee anymore, I'm going to leave," and it can get waived. I don't know how accurate that is. But, do you know if these side benefits are anything you could negotiate for? Could you say, "I'm interested in this other card, but I'll stay with you if you give me some more points," or anything like that?
Smith: We haven't seen a lot of people get flexibility on the points. Granted, we haven't tried it or researched it ourselves. But, we have seen people get flexibilities on their annual fees on the cards, to your first point. I would just go for it on that measure, because that's something they can themselves more easily control. It's just waiving a fee.


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CAMDEN – Truth be told, says Eddy Yeung, he once dreamed of being a surgeon.
“As cliché as it may sound, I really enjoy helping people saving one’s life as a surgeon,” says the graduating.
Yeung’s focus changed, however, when he saw a YouTube video of Bill Gates talking about the impact that learning to code could make throughout the world.
“I realized then that I could still help many people around the world from just my bedroom,” says Yeung,a Bridging the Gap grant at Rutgers–Camden.
Fittingly, the lifelong Voorhees resident is now utilizing his computer science skills to aid struggling New JerseHe recently launched SaveTheGarden, the Garden State version of the website helpmainstreet.com, which allows patrons to purchase gift cards – in effect, providing a small loan – for small businesses.
“When the pandemic first started to greatly impact our everyday lives, I wanted to help out any way that I could with my tech skills,” says Yeung, who adds that all proceeds go directly to the businesses.
At the outset, Yeung recalls, he scoured Reddit and other forums where engineers were creating an array of innovative projects, but none matched his skill set. He then stumbled upon the site SaveOurFaves, where he learned how damaging a three-week closure could be for a small business and discovered the initiative’s concept of providing “mini loans” to businesses through the purchase of gift cards.
“I didn’t see anything for New Jersey that had something like this, so I decided to make my own,” says Yeung, who credits his Rutgers–Camden education for teaching him the fundamentals of computer-science theory and algorithms, which have become useful in his personal projects and job interviews.
Yeung explains that he wanted to focus primarily on the technical side of SaveTheGarden’s website development and connected with designers Eileen Zhang and Rebecca Fu via a Slack channel. Despite being located throughout the country – Zhang is based in California and Fu is in New York – the trio used a tool called Figma to collaborate simultaneously in the design process.
“I find it even more amazing that both of them are not from New Jersey and still decided to help me,” says Yeung.
As they got down to, well, business, Yeung realized that gathering the list of New Jersey businesses was the most difficult part of the process. He then reached out to the helpmainstreet.comteam, which provided a comprehensive list. Businesses continue to be added now and owners who don’t see theirs listed can email Yeung to be included.
“The only thing I need is the name of the business, their address, and a link to their gift card page,” says Yeung, who notes that the site will soon be updated with an easy-to-use submission form. “If they need help setting up a gift card page or anything else, we can do that as well.”
Yeung also hopes to add a feature to the site highlighting a business of the day, as well as more donation options. He is also exploring potential ordering options.
“Apparently, some food delivery services take an extraordinary amount of a restaurant’s revenue, so I’d like to find a solution for this,” he says, adding that he and his friend plan to survey business owners on more ways the site can be of assistance.
With his classes now complete, Yeung plans to devote even more time to improving the site, as well as to find more opportunities to use his computer engineering skills to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
In July, he will relocate to Boston to start a new job as a software engineer for MassMutual. While there, he hopes to reconnect with entrepreneurs he has met in the city and start his own business. He is also considering pursuing an MBA.
For more information, to offer suggestions on improving the site, or to purchase gift cards, email SaveTheGarden at savethegardennj@gmail.com.03:30 New Jersey CENTRAL)


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"There's a tremendous amount of talent in Detroit that people may underestimate," says Marcus White, assistant choreographer. "Performers here have a very strong work ethic and diversity. The show is awesome with a great cast, great venue and a great producer. Why wouldn't one want to come out and support this production?"
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first time in his life he is allowed to overtake the rushing and flashing police car as he drives Max, our camera man and of course we need some pictures of this flashing ride through the night. At 7am we bid farewell to our protectors at the border to Honduras.
After the handover of a cheque of US$ 500 through Gilma Paola Chavez Melendey of the Banco Lafise we are on the road again for the next stop in Managua, the capital of Nicaragua. But this time we are running out of luck and encounter the opposite of hospitality: how to let people pay some extra money. The last of several military checks shortly before the border:
Do we have all necessary equipment belonging to a car, all tools to signal a breakdown of the car? Of course we have – including vests with yellow strips. Hmm – but what about fire extinguisher? We do not trust our ears, but we understood right: fire extinguishers – well, we figure out that if we even would have these on board, we would be asked as long as need be to get us to the point of capitulation. End of the game: 50 bugs (US$) fine for not having fire extinguisher on board – a simply must have in every car of Honduras…. we learn to believe fairy tales as we go along….
As we enter Nicaragua it is clear that it is too late to attend the planed press conference. So we head in the direction of the capital just to stop after passing it and search for a resting place, away from the busy road in a lovely mountain sierra settingBlack toad of Deep Springs, only species of toad restricted to one college/ ranch, where it thrives. I think it is the handsomest toad in the US as well. Photo by Jackson Frish:
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Much like nature, commerce abhors a vacuum, and it didn't take long for new services to take the place of Uber and Lyft that were willing to play ball with the city. Those services are Ride Austin and Fasten. The problem with these new services is they didn't seem to have the capabilities of scale that their predecessors had when the rains started to fall.
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