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MHA Monahans Case Study Research and Development Ecodesk

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Ecodesk offer a data analysis software platform which enables businesses to collect data and identify risks and opportunities relating to corporate environmental, social and governance issues. They also provide linked data analysis services.

The Brief

The company is constantly making changes to its software offering and developing new ways to analyse data. We identified that the work being undertaken by the company could qualify for R&D tax credits and provided some guidance to the client, who then appointed us to do calculations and reports.

How we helped

We confirmed that the projects the client was undertaking would qualify for R&D tax credits and provided advice relating to the costs that could be included in a claim.

We prepared the necessary R&D report and calculations in accordance with HMRC guidance and obtained the following cash repayments from HMRC:

2015 £14,474
2016 £34,389
2017 £45,429
2018 £110,800

The cash is used for the development of the software and the business.

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"We have always received excellent service from MHA Monahans and the results relating to the R&D tax credit claims have been impressive. We have been able to claim substantial cash payments over the last few years which have enabled us to continue developing our software offering. The cash repayments have been invaluable to the business."
  • Aimi Garidis
  • Ecodesk

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Letter – Only solution is no meters

In all the fear mongering about the new smart meters, no one has wondered about the existing meters

Only solution is no meters

In all the fear mongering about the new smart meters, no one has wondered about the existing meters. Let’s see. They are run by a little electro magnet that reverses polarity — north pole, south pole, 120 times a second (60 cycles). The strength of the field controls the speed of a rotating disc. Does such a small alternating magnetic field do something to the miniature electric currents in my brain? Surely such a small magnetic field will have no affect. But wait — every house, apartment and condo has a BC Hydro meter, each one alternating polarity simultaneously. Don’t those electro magnets add up (120 times a second)?

Perhaps they also affect the weather. How could anyone tell if Victoria is supposed to be polar or tropical with the magnetic field — north pole, south pole — changing like that. The only acceptable solution — No Meters.

Joe Mothersill,Victoria

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Have A Selfie Spree At The Most Picturesque Places In Singapore

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Are you an aspiring model or photographer looking for the perfect photo-shoot location? If you do not have the access to a professional studio, fret not because there are a lot of picturesque outdoor spots that are worth visiting. These spots are not only limited to models or photographers; if you want to savor the scene, you can too! You can always take great photos for fun! Just have your selfie stick ready as you go to the Most Picturesque (Yet No-Cost) Places In Singapore

About 15 minutes away from the Eunos MRT is your first potential photo-shoot location – the Koon Seng Road. It is filled with traditional Peranakan shophouses that are pastel colored and intricately embellished. Be in awe with the rich architecture background as you take a beautiful selfie.

I was one of the lucky few people who witnessed the halls of National Gallery Singapore before its grand unveiling later this year. All I can say about it is that, every corner and every room is undeniably Instagram worthy. This is because the place used to be the halls of the Supreme Court and the City Hall. Starting it off with the elegantly white entrance that used to be a car park. Instead of going inside the traditional doors, we went inside the windows.

This majestic space is the #Singapore Courtyard at the @nationalgallerysingapore❕

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Simply, they took something old and added a creative modern twist. An aesthetically pleasing background is perfect for snaps!

Travel to Toa Payoh to see the Dragon Sand Playground…this might be the last of its kind. As its name says, the playground is dragon shaped and sand based. These were the popular playgrounds in the 70s-80s. After 1993, they were phased out due to safety concerns. Take a trip down to memory lane and reminisce your childhood memories as you take photos of your #OOTD (Outfit Of The Day).

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Punggol Waterway Park as is one of the favorite locations of wedding photographers. It is located at the heart of the Punggol Eco-town – the first eco-friendly town in Singapore. That said, you could take unforgettable pictures along the Punggol Waterway Bridge and the Punggol Waterway Park Tree.

Two of the hippest spots in Singapore can house the most pleasing photo-shoots. These are namely: the Haji Lane and the Orchard Gateway Bridge. Haji Lane has a myriad of vintage shophouses that sell contemporary and quirky items such as accessories and clothing. The road is also filled with textile shops that have been in business since the 50s! And, my favorite corner is that of the Piedra Negra Restaurant’s because of its vibrant graffiti.

Image Credits: Luke Ma via Flickr with CC License

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On the other hand, Orchard Gateway Bridge gives a modern vibe as its futuristic glass bridge joins the [email protected] and Orchard Gateway. Always have your camera with you so you can stop and snap some selfies while you are walking along. 🙂

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Trust your Gut: How Friendly Bacteria Boosts Immunity and Overall Health

Friendly bacteria boosts immunity

Have you ever had a gut feeling that something wasn’t quite right? If you’re like me, you trust your gut, and listen strongly to this intuition, using it to guide you through the uncertainties of life.

On the other hand though, can I really trust my gut? The gut that occasionally rumbles like thunder because I was so busy balancing work and the kiddos that I forgot to eat lunch. Yup, that’s the same one.

Can I trust my gut to digest the foods I’m eating properly? Can I trust it to nourish me adequately and provide the nutrients I need? Can I truly trust my gut to keep me happy, healthy, and energetic like the rock-star mother I really am? I believe these are important questions to ask yourself too as the answers may affect your health and the state of your gut microbiome.

Guess what mamas? You have approximately 100 trillion bacteria in your gut. I bet you didn’t know you had so many friends! And like good friends, it’s great to trust them.

For many of us, these benevolent bacteria are becoming an endangered species due to overconsumption of highly-processed foods, antibiotic misuse, and an obsession with sanitizing everything. These are the friends we’ve lost touch with perhaps, and because of it, we’re missing out on some potential health benefits. Ideally, our gut microbiome (or the collection of all bacteria, fungi, and viruses in the gut) is diverse and in balance, not in a state of dysbiosis. In terms of friendship, diversity certainly keeps things fun and we absolutely want more good guys than bad guys on our side!

Related: Study: Probiotics Derived From Baby Poop May Benefit Gut Microbiome

It seems obvious that gut bacteria impacts our digestive health (and it does), but it’s also associated with many lesser-known benefits. Research has revealed that these bacterial friends play a role in weight, disease risk, and immunity. 70-80% of our immune system is located in our gut and it seems that the microbes here may influence host immune response.  Gut health is related to mental and emotional health too. Gut microbes may have the ability to affect our neurotransmitters (such as serotonin), which in turn can affect symptoms of depression.

The great news is that there is a lot you can do to keep the peace between you and your microbial companions.

Here are five strategies to consider:

1) Let Young Gut Flora Flourish

  • Breastfeed when Possible: You may be aware of the myriad benefits of breastfeeding your little ones. One benefit just may be the probiotic (good bacteria) benefit you pass along. Researchers have found several species of beneficial probiotics in human breast milk. This bacteria has demonstrated the ability to keep an infant’s stool healthy and reduce the incidence of digestive and respiratory infections. This benefit may not be as conclusive in women who have been treated with antibiotics.
  • Be Mindful with Antibiotics: On average, children are prescribed one antibiotic per year. Although the cause is unclear, antibiotics have demonstrated the ability to upset the microbiome leading to asthma, eczema, and obesity. If your child is started on an antibiotic regimen, consider discussing the addition of a probiotic supplement and/or fermented foods (see below) with your healthcare provider. In addition, don’t be afraid to discuss the actual need for an antibiotic prescription with them (which may not be warranted for viral infections), as well as other treatment recommendations (e.g., natural remedies such as drinking warm tea with honey and lemon to soothe a cough).

2) Experiment with Fermented Foods (and Drinks)

Fermented foods often have significantly more strains of beneficial bacteria in them than probiotic supplements, which usually only contain a few. This increases the likelihood that your gut will benefit. In addition, you may find fermented foods more affordable than probiotic supplements. Here are a few examples of fermented foods you may wish to learn more about:

  • Kefir milk or kefir water (preferably organic, unsweetened or with minimal natural sweeteners)
  • Unpasteurized sauerkraut or pickles (*note—this doesn’t include canned sauerkraut or the leftover open jar of pickles in your refrigerator. These foods are usually found refrigerated at the grocery store and will indicate they contain live cultures)
  • Kimchi (a Korean dish made with fermented vegetables, often cabbage)
  • Yogurt with live active cultures (preferably organic, unsweetened or with minimal natural sweeteners)
  • Miso paste (made from aged, fermented soybeans)
  • Kombucha (a fermented tea drink)

Some fermented foods are more daring than others. I’ve been successful getting my kids to enjoy kefir milk and yogurt with live cultures, and as you can imagine, not as successful with getting them to nibble kimchi (although the youngest does at times!). Some fermented foods may not be the best choice for children (such as kombucha which contains trace amounts of alcohol) and I encourage you to do your own research on the best fermented food choices for you and your family. Take note that we’re all unique and some folks may find they don’t tolerate fermented foods well (this includes, but isn’t limited to, those with specific gastrointestinal concerns or histamine intolerance).

Related: 4 Best Foods for your Kiddo’s Healthy Gut

3) Feed Your Friends Well

This probably goes without saying, but take it easy on highly-processed foods (the ones with mile-long ingredient lists and artificial colors and sweeteners to boot) and feed your beneficial microbes with whole foods rich in complex carbohydrates and fiber (think a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables, whole grains, beans and lentils). After all, dietary diversity supports a healthy gut microbiome! Some foods contain prebiotics, or non-digested components in food that feed probiotics. A few sources of prebiotics are Jerusalem artichokes, onions, leeks, garlic, and jicama. Pure, unfiltered apple cider vinegar (ACV) is considered a prebiotic as it contains pectin (from fermented apples). If you’re looking for kid-friendly flavors, we’ve enjoyed Poppi, a soda alternative infused with ACV (in fun flavors like Raspberry Rose!) found here.

4) Consider Taking a Quality Probiotic Supplement

If you’ve not had success with fermented foods, have been on antibiotic therapy, or have fallen victim to a nasty tummy bug, you may consider taking a quality probiotic supplement.

Probiotics are not “one size fits all.” More research is needed to determine which types of probiotics are beneficial for certain health conditions. In addition, because we each have unique microflora (our own friends!), we all may require different doses and strains of a probiotic before seeing any real benefits. Before beginning a probiotic supplement it’s safest to first discuss it with your healthcare provider.  There are certain situations where probiotics might be contraindicated, including for those with weakened immune systems or whom have been diagnosed with small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) and/or other gastrointestinal conditions.

To secure a good supplement, look for one that has had third-party testing, or a check on product purity. This might be indicated with a United States Pharmacopia (USP) seal. Reputable companies often have data about studies that have been conducted with their products and should contain labels with information on the supplement’s shelf life and the names of the beneficial bacterial strains found within. You can also check to investigate any probiotic supplements you’re interested in.

Related:5 Very Good Reasons to Let your Kids Play in the Dirt

5) Keep it Clean, but Don’t be Afraid to Get Dirty Too!

We are currently in the midst of a pandemic and it’s likely that surfaces everywhere are frequently sanitized. This is absolutely important. With that said, consider exposing yourself to a natural environment where friendly bacteria thrive as well—the dirt! Apparently there are more microbes in one teaspoon of soil than there are people on Earth, and these microbes have been linked to health benefits. It’s a great time to work in a garden for this reason and more.

The composition of the gut microbiome shifts over a lifetime. This happens for many reasons—including those I’ve not mentioned here (e.g. stress). Daily practices that keep bacteria as friends, not foes, may help us begin to trust our guts again.

I don’t know about you, but I want to keep my bacterial buddies around!

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Plus size clothing

Plus size fashion has come a long way from being sweat pants and baggy shirts. Generally speaking, many companies have taken a whole new approach to big size clothes as society at large has spoken out against fat shaming and continued towards acknowledging and removing the unrealistic beauty standards imposed on both men and women by the media and by celebrities. Many designers, some of the best known, in fact, have made big size clothing as well as large or plus sized models part of their mandate and lines. Plus size clothing is something that may have (arguably) traditionally had a negative connotation, however, as we move towards an inclusive society, it's becoming more mainstream and moving away from plus sized as a means of defining a person to a more inclusive range of sizes with no separation between smaller and plus sizes.

Clothes for big men

Big men aren't limited in their clothing choices, nor should there be. Clothing for big men have been increasingly diverse and include everything from denim to athletic clothing as well as everything in between. Big size clothing for men is not necessarily targeted at overweight or obese men, but also men who are not skinny or lean like many of the models that have traditionally been portrayed and used for modeling clothing for men. In addition, because of the focus on all body types being healthy and being important, many companies from large mid range brands to the more prestigious or couture brands are actually making their existing sizes larger so to bridge the gap between regular sizes and big sizes for men. Clothes for big men are made to fit men properly and make sure that they feel confident in their appearance and in what they are wearing. It is also important to consumers and to companies to make well made clothing for large men.

King size clothing

king size clothes are another category of clothing. It has become apparent over the years that King size is a term that resonates better than plus size, however, typically refers to clothing. There are several companies that cater exclusively to big men and to making king size clothing. These options have both pros and cons. On the plus side, it is a great way for larger men to receive clothing for them with no fear that it may not fit. However, on the more negative side, sometimes keeping these larger sizes separately makes larger men feel isolated and as though there is something wrong with them.

Overall, we are moving towards a society where all bodies are loved by others and by one's self. This self love is something that is important in making men feel better, more confident which has both direct and indirect impacts on mental health and wellbeing. Self confidence for men both small and large is important across all aspects of their lives. Feeling good and wearing clothing that makes us feel good help us do better at work, at home and make our day to day lives a little bit easier.

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Expectations Torpedoed
Oct 28, 2016 12:04 AM Read
A father’s quest to rescue his daughter from kidnappers in a foreign land. ‘Shivaay’, the eagerly awaited Bollywood release promising a high octane action entertainment that would make Hollywood action directors blush and envy, I only hope they don’t get to watch it to save us the blushes. ...Read More

Great Action Movie
Mar 26, 2017 08:32 AM Read (via iOS App)
Hellew friends today I want yo tell you about shivaay Movie this movie contain some romantic and mejistic action in it. the character of hero heron and other prople which are work in it so good and great the print of this movie is really well its tottely Hd and water crystal After watch...Read More

Shivaay.cinemetography with ajay sir acting.#kille
Mar 16, 2017 08:24 PM Read (via Android App)
The movie has everything which india actually wanted since the south indian movie release bahubali which can give goosebumps and make you go through all the thrills and chills shown on the screen. SONGS-The songs in the movie are fitted to the correct possition where they should be and embraces ...Read More

Westernised Hindi Film
Feb 26, 2017 05:31 PM Read
To unite her daughter with her mother, a young man travels to Bulgaria. However, things don't go as planned as soon something goes wrong and he has to fight evil forces. Ajay sir is the perfect actor for this role. And the entire production is really good. The graphical approach of this film is ...Read More

Namh shivaayy
Feb 01, 2017 06:20 PM Read (via Mobile)
Good effort of Ajay Devon. And very good picturazion . And very important thing on this movie is very good location of utrakhand. I really appreciate the effort of Ajay Devon. I love the movie and the child artist also. U must watch the movie and I am sure u will enjoy the movie. ...Read More

Shivaay: Great love form father for his daughter
Jan 25, 2017 05:36 PM Read
Shivaay! so for me the biggest takeaway from this movie was just like what parents are willing to do for their children no matter what is it will go above and beyond. It was a love story between father and a daughter. I loved the action sequences that came in the second half of the film under th...Read More

Jan 19, 2017 04:55 PM Read
Ajay Devgn, donning the director's hat for the second time, chose to make an action movie this time. but hame shivaay pasand nahi aai In fact, a review on Tomatoes says, Honestly, the film isn't as bad as some reviews are making it out to be, in fact the film is mostly engaging thanks to its exc...Read More

Jan 18, 2017 02:47 PM Read (via Android App)
Shivaay movie main roll of ajay devgan and this movie realise in 2016. This movie in all characters are good but mostly like one character of ajay daughter. In this movie ajay working walk to tourist in mountain. Now this time ajay love to tourist girl and after some time her cheat to ajay. A st...Read More

Great cinematography
Jan 17, 2017 06:42 PM Read (via Android App)
AJAY DEVGAN is very good and vercitile Actor in bollywood. I see this movie because it has amazing stunts, lot of action, and a cute love story. The cinematogrophy of the movie is amazing . The shooting site is also very beautiful. But its story is a little bit boring like it take from old movie...Read More

Not met my expactation
Jan 16, 2017 01:45 AM Read (via Android App)
This movie was of the star singham ( ajay devgan) and everybody was also expacting the same sort of energy from ajay in this movie ( shivay ) as well but none of the thing went righg neither the script nor the acting .script has no idea and message to convey to the society niether it is at all e...Read More

The amazing movie Sivay
Jan 14, 2017 02:25 PM Read
It was an amazing movie from a action, drama, story point of view.It was a fabulous debut movie as a director and producer.The stunts has been done by Ajay devgon as well as the direction were both appreciable.The special role which was carried out by the child artist was also awesome to see.Sto...Read More

Not as per we thinking
Jan 10, 2017 06:59 PM Read
After a great trailer I was expecting that movie will be a great fun to watch but it wouldn't as I expected. the story is all about a indian father who lives in himalayas and have mute daughter who went to bulgarian to see her mother along with her father(ajay devgan) and unfortunately the fathe...Read More

Ajay devgan in shivaay
Jan 09, 2017 02:07 PM Read (via Android App)
Hi. I like ajay deyan it is the first directed her own film is shivaay. First of all this are more stuff for this film for own production , direction, acting, action are performance are best in the film .i watch the movie there are more action and thiller film there are work hard when to see the...Read More

Good action scenes
Jan 07, 2017 04:02 AM Read
The movie has Ajay Devgan and it his own directed and produced movies. The movie was said to be inspired by the book'The Immortals of Meluha' but there are no similarities between the two. This movie is about a man - named Shivaay - played by AJ, whose daughter gets kidnapped, in Bulgaria, by a ...Read More

Awesome movie
Jan 06, 2017 05:13 PM Read (via Android App)
Recently I watched this film it has awesome storyline all the scenes in this film are impactful and meaningful. Ajay devgn has proved again with this film his skills of acting sound tracks are melodious action scenes are marvellous emotional scenes are touching very connecting film Overall, Ajay...Read More

Good movie
Jan 05, 2017 08:57 PM Read (via Android App)
This movie is my favorite movie I ever seen in my life.this movie has very great graphics and fabulous scenes so I will give 5/5 to the cinematography f this movie.this movie has very fantastic songs my favorite song in this movie is to bolo har har so I will give 4/5 to the sound track of this ...Read More

Must watch
Jan 01, 2017 03:49 PM Read
Yet another example which proves the capabilities of Ajay Devgan. He has once again proved that apart from action and romantic roles he can give good performance as a father. The acting of other characters in movie is also good. The brief of the story is. Ajay falls in love with a girl of some o...Read More

Awesome movie
Dec 31, 2016 11:20 PM Read (via iOS App)
Overall an awesome movie . It has everything to be called an awesome one . From drama to romance , from story line to action sequences , from beautiful songs to amazing scripts , it has all the features to be called as an awesome movie . All the actors have peeformed very well . Ajay Devgan , le...Read More

Good movie with lot of action
Dec 30, 2016 05:56 PM Read
This is a good movie directed and produced by Ajay devgn himself. The story is about a man how he fell in love with a tourist girl from Hungary and the life and difficulties faced by them and their daughter in India and in Budapest. The movie also shows human trafficking system and their activit...Read More

Shivaay is very average movie
Dec 30, 2016 05:48 PM Read
In this movie Ajay is tourist guide & mountaineer in Himalayan used to guide tourist treks and climbing expeditions.where one trek with a girl Olga(Erika Kaar)from from Bulgaria. Ajay is saves her life from avalanche in due course they both fall in love and they give a birth to beautiful gaura(A...Read More

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Dragon Up: Idle Adventure – Guide, Tips, Cheats & Strategies

Dragon Up: Idle Adventure is a brand new game for Android & iOS by East Side Games Studio. Read on for Dragon Up: Idle Adventure guide, tips, cheats

Dragon Up: Idle AdventureEast Side Games Studio has just released a beautiful game called Dragon Up: Idle Adventure. In this game, the player builds the dragon nest, upgrade them, get hearts, and progress day-by-day. These cute dragons need you to revive their magical powers, which were blocked by an evil wizard a long time ago. But, fortunately, one dragon, somehow, remained safe from the evil wizard’s destruction. Now, you, the dragon saver, along with the ally dragon Billy, hatch the eggs to save his dragon friends.

If you have just started playing the game, then you are on the right page. This Dragon Up: Idle Adventure guide covers the basics of the game. Also, we have shared a bunch of Dragon Up: Idle Adventure tips, cheats & strategies that you may like. So without further ado, let’s head to the main content.

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There are two types of Dragons in Dragon Up: Idle Adventure – green dragons and nest dragons. Green Dragons are the most powerful dragons with the ability to increase feeding time power. While Nest Dragons are the dragons that generate hearts and make you money. As you progress through the days, you will discover new nest dragons, nests, and green dragons. At the end of each day, you will get to feed the dragon – feeding time or feeding the dragon gives you gems, cards, and unlock new things in the game. Let’s learn everything in detail and explore all the Dragon Up: Idle Adventure tips & tricks.

Complete The Goals To Enter Next Day

At the top of the game screen, the game displays the day’s goals’ progress bar. And, below this progress bar, you can check the goals like getting 50 hearts for nests, upgrade dragon, automate the dragon nest, etc. As you complete all the goals, you will be able to enter the next day – as mentioned above, each next day, you are going to unlock new dragons, nests, and get feeding.

Learn About The Feeding Time In Dragon Up: Idle Adventure

After completing all the goals of the current day, you can feed the green dragon. Feeding Time label will show up in the top of the screen after you finish all the current day goals. Tap the feeding bowl in the top-right corner -> tap the Go button -> tap the screen to feed as many gold coins you can – the more you feed the dragon, the more gems, potions and rewards/cards you are going to get.

One thing that you need to know is the feeding time difficulty level increases as you progress further to the next days in the game – so you must increase the feeding time power by upgrading the dragons.

Upgrade The Dragons

To upgrade the dragons in Dragon Up: Idle Adventure, you need dragon cards, which can be obtained from the chests that you can acquire by completing the goals or from the shop; in exchnage for potions or gems. In the footer menu, tap the dragon button -> this will take you to the dragon cards screen where you can see all the dragons.

Feeding Time Power – if you want to increase the feeding time power, you need to upgrade the green dragons like Billy, Alvin, Puggles.

Nest Dragons – by upgrading the Nest Dragons, you can permanently increase the gold earnings from the respective nest. For example – Springles is one of the dragons in Dragon Up: Idle Adventure who stays in Spring Nest. By upgrading this dragon, you will get more gold from the spring chest. Dragon Up: Idle Adventure

Upgrade The Nests

Like dragons, you can upgrade the nests. And, the process is also similar. You need nest cards to upgrade the nests like Spring Nest, Pond Nest, Jungle Nest, Desert Nest, etc. You can get the nest cards from the chests; complete goals, feeding time power, shop. Go to the nest tab in the footer menu -> tap the nest -> upgrade. Upgrading nest increases gold earnings.

Get Heart Bonus For Cards

You can get extra cards; nest cards, dragon cards by claiming the heart bonus. The nests generate gold -> you can use gold to level up these nests -> next to the current level of a nest, you can check the heart meter. When the heart fills up completely, you get the heart bonus; and, as a heart bonus, the game gives you nest or dragon cards. So we recommend leveling up the nests and claiming the heart bonus for cards before you feed the green dragons to reach the next day. Feeding Time does give you gems and cards but resets the current day(dragon nests, gold earnings).

Claim More Cash In Dragon Up: Idle Adventure

If you want to earn more gold coins, then watching the video ads would be a good idea. In the footer menu, tap the TV button to see this video ad offer. Tap YES and you will get an earning boost for a few hours. You can extend this booster duration by watching the video ad again.

Participate In The Events

You can earn gems, potions, nests, etc. by participating in the time-limited events of Dragon Up: Idle Adventure. On the main screen, on the right side, tap the event button option to check the event -> let’s go -> the event follows the same gameplay rules, which is followed in the main story of the game. You can go back to the main game anytime you want.

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Being relevant is many things to many people and I am no exception.

MS was like a cloak of invisibility

I once was a writer for radio, theatre and satirical clubs. I once wrote a best seller. I once signed a contract to write a play for the West End of London and Broadway. But after one too many MS relapses I stopped writing and it was then I felt – no, I knew – I was no longer relevant.

Having MS was like wearing a cloak of invisibility as I became more withdrawn. Scrambled thoughts, mangled speech and lack of independence meant I was becoming isolated.

Worse still, even though I was once a writer, MS made me forget who I was, what I did, and more importantly, how I did it.

Rediscovering my writing mojo

This went on for several years until by chance I began meditating. Through meditation, I found that I had rediscovered my writing mojo.

Although I wasn’t expecting it, I was inspired to write for the first time in far too long. I felt an urge to write a blog about MS.

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Writing about MS

Allowing for slowness and typos, I wrote 300-odd words about feeling guilty for having multiple sclerosis.

I pitched it to the MS Society who said yes. In all my years that was the best acceptance I felt I had ever had. It meant so much and was a catalyst for further MS-related blogs for other MS-related organisations.

Suddenly I began to feel part of something. I began to feel part of life.

It had been many years since I last saw anything I had written in print. But that blog has been a life-changer for me in a way I had never considered possible.

Since then I have rediscovered a purpose, albeit different from the one I had previously known. Where once I wrote satirical sketches and parody songs, now I write about MS and it never gets old.

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I'm still the same person living with MS. Yet despite the relapses that make my head hurt trying to get my thoughts in order and make me write at the speed of a glacier, the fact that I’m writing it all makes me feel I’ve still got something to offer.

I’ve discovered – or should that be rediscovered – that I’m still relevant. And this makes me more determined to never again make the mistake of living MS instead of living a life.

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Plenty of MSPs and MSSPs want to offer threat detection services. But many of those companies are not sure how to get started. One smart step: Learn from peer MSSPs that already offer such services.

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With that thought in mind, I spoke with Jason Graf, a security analyst and penetration tester a Sword & Shield Enterprise Security, a Top 100 Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) based in Knoxville, Tennessee. We discussed the evolving threat landscape and the challenges associated with detecting and analyzing ransomware and other emerging threats on a daily basis.

Graf provided context around Sword & Shield’s business, which has been protecting critical data for mid-to-large-sized companies for more than 20 years. The company started focusing on managed security services five years ago as attacks became more sophisticated and burdensome for companies. The MSSP’s core business is to provide 24/7 detection and response capabilities against cyber threats for its customers.

Sword & Shield combines expert analysts, proprietary processes, and advanced technology to protect our clients around the clock, 365 days a year. We take this responsibility seriously, so we only use technology that is up to the task.”

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Graf went on to explain that Sword & Shield’s managed security services also helps companies to achieve industry compliance. “Compliance is a key driver of our services, particularly for companies in the healthcare and retail industries that need to satisfy regulatory and industry requirements.”

Graf said the Sword & Shield team of security analysts monitor from 1,000 to 20,000 assets per customer environment — every day. That’s a lot of assets! Not only are there more assets than ever to monitor today, but security threats are also getting more complex and harder to detect.

Author: AlienVault’s Leslie Johnson

Sword & Shield relies on AlienVault Unified Security Management (USM) to detect and analyze their customers’ threats. USM includes built-in security controls and continuous threat intelligence updates from AlienVault Labs to simplify threat detection and incident response. A unified approach to security monitoring eliminates the need for Sword & Shield to manage multiple solutions, saving them time and money.

Sword & Shield also leverages threat intelligence updates from AlienVault’s Open Threat Exchange (OTX), which monitors emerging threats from all over the world. By leveraging USM and OTX, Sword & Shield can focus on delivering value to their customers through threat detection and SOC data analysis to more rapidly grow their managed security services.

Graf likes the comprehensiveness of USM as compared to other security solutions. He explained that it goes well beyond just providing traditional capabilities of SIEM and log management. “While other providers offer point solutions, AlienVault’s USM provides a holistic, unified solution with essential capabilities including intrusion detection and vulnerability management.”

For Sword & Shield, pinpointing where hacker command and control communications are before they are used for malicious activities is important. The MSSP can consolidate their alarms, vulnerabilities and configuration issues into a single view through USM Central, our threat management console available with the USM platform.  A consolidated view of the threats detected in their end customer environments enables Sword & Shield to work more efficiently and respond more quickly to any security incidents detected.

Cloud Security Monitoring for AWS, Microsoft Azure

Graf is seeing a demand for cloud security monitoring as Sword & Shield customers migrate more of their infrastructure to Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The MSSP works with its customers to configure their cloud environments with the right security controls to protect against threats.

Cloud security monitoring brings added complexities because service providers need visibility into both cloud and on-premises environments. This requires aggregating data from different logs, ensuring there is enough storage to support it, and integrating with business applications such as Microsoft Office 365, for monitoring.

Sword & Shield is currently implementing AlienVault’s cloud-based security monitoring platform, USM Anywhere, to manage threat detection across all environments. USM Anywhere continuously monitors, collects and analyzes data from cloud and physical networks.

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Dal Mill Business [Pulses Factory, Profit, Cost, Machine]

Dal Mill Business isn’t meant to produce pulses. It happens to be the process of making pulses. As a matter of fact, pulses are grown in the factory and not in the field. Nevertheless, ahead of throwing it for sale in the market, the impurities are removed from the pulses. Most of the pulses are made of light oil which is polished. But the process requires the inclusion of entrepreneurs. Processed pulses come with moong, gram, tur, urad, and more. These are consumed in all the Indian states.

Dal Mill Business

Dal Mill Business: Product and Uses

Processed pulses are the main food for both non-vegetarians as well as vegetarians. The most important pulses are split or processed pulses. These are prominent as well as a cheap source of protein.These happen to be some common variety of pulses such as moong, lentil, gram, urad and tur pulses and more.Almost all the pulses of lentil, gram, and moong dal get consumed in the North, Eastern, as well as Central India. Aside from that, moong dal, gram, as well as tur dal also are consumed in the western and central parts of India. The consumption of arhar, moong dal, as well as urad is higher in the southern parts of the country.

Dal Mill Business: The Industrial Landscape

As known by everyone, pulses are consumed by all but in more or less quantity. Whether you are a vegetarian or fall under the queue of non-vegetarian folks, it doesn’t make a difference in consuming the pulses. Pulses are used by both the vegetarian as well as the non-vegetarian people. Pulses happen to be the cheapest and the main source of protein. These are used for making every dish sweet and tasty. They are used in multiple forms of dishes by the Indians greatly. They are, at first, cleaned, and upon its cleaning, the peels are removed. After this, the pulses get divided into two parts. The dal happens to be known as dry grain. These are consumed by people to meet their protein-related requirements. The inner part of the pulses happens to be rich in protein as well as vitamins. Therefore, it is capable of providing essential nutrients upon cooking it.

Pulses have a good amount of proteins. Due to this, they are mixed with grains in order to increase the quality of the protein. As a matter of fact, the pulses are also used as food items in the developing countries. This accounts for about 90% of global food consumption. In the underdeveloped countries, the pulses give a total of 10% share of the protein for the protein. On the other hand, a total of about 5% of pulses is contributed to the human diet which gives energy to them.

The consumption of pulses per capita happens to be high in the vegetarians. And according to sources, there is a great deal of vegetarianism in the country. In recent days, pulses happen to be the main source of protein, minerals, energy, as well as vitamins in the large population of the country. They have a major contribution in removing the malnutrition. As a matter of fact, India has the distinction of being called the largest producer of pulses. In the present day world, there are 11000 units in various corners of the country that are engaged in Dal Making Business.

The milling industry of pulses greatly falls under the small-scale industry. This happens to be a reserve for the small growth as well as the development of businesses on a small scale. As a matter of fact, there is a great demand in the external as well as domestic countries of pulses. This is due to the fact that they are opportunities for new entrepreneurs in establishing new units in the field of Dal Mill Business.

Potential Markets for Dal Mill Business

The consumption of pulses per capita in the country is about 2.8kgs. In the north, central, as well as eastern parts of the country, the consumption of the pulses are nearly higher than the aforementioned. As a matter of fact, the consumption of processed pulses in the , as well as western India, is low due to the main food out there being rice, green vegetable, and more. The pulses consumption has affected the irregular supply. This is due to the high processing costs, import and other significant alternatives. As a matter of fact, a total of 60% pulses in India is produced while about the rest get imported other countries.

License and Registration Required for Dal Mill Business

The license and registrations need to be followed as mentioned below. To know more, read on.

1.Entrepreneurs must obtain a proper license from the local authority.

  1. They are also required to register under the industry base
  2. They also are inevitably required to register the FSSI
  3. Plus, they also must register GST registration.
  4. Besides the aforementioned things, they also need ESI as well as EPF registrations, only when applicable.

Raw Materials, Equipment, and Essential Machinery for Dal Mill Business

The raw materials that are required for Dal Mill Process have been mentioned below.

  1. Peeling machine
  2. Automatic lentil mill
  3. Storage tank
  4. Lentil polish
  5. Oil apparatus
  6. Load measuring machine
  7. Automation packing machine
  8. Automation filling machine
  9. Automation sealing machine
  10. Other requirements

Process Included in Dal Mill Business

To proceed with the process in the Dal Mill Business, you have to follow the points as mentioned below.

  1. First, remove the stones and unwanted substances from the pulses.
  2. After this, divide the pulses in 2 or 3 grams.
  3. Upon this, soak the pulses in the water for about one to one and a half hours.
  4. Accumulate the pulses for equal moisture absorption, and then the pulses must be dried in the sun.
  5. Now, you must put the pulses in the pulse mill.
  6. From here, the pulses fall in the angle chamber from control plates. This separates the remaining Dal with the help of the accelerator.

Thus, this concludes things to know about the making of pulses and how Dal Mill Business is progressive in the country.

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Pulled muscles are a common and painful injury that can keep athletes from performing at their best.

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Santo, Santo, Santo

Santo, Santo, Santo is an Argentine folk song that has become popular in American churches and is included in many different hymnals. It is in the The Faith We Sing (#2007), a supplement to the 1989 United Methodist Hymnal. Here's an audio recording of Santo, Santo, Santo from

"Santo, santo, santo.
Mi corazon te adora!
Mi corazon te sabe decir:
Santo eres, Dios!

English singing translation:
"Holy, holy, holy.
My heart, my heart adores you!
My heart knows how to say to you:
You are holy, Lord!"

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This gentle, expressive song by John Bell is a powerful invitation into a space of loving trust.

"Don't be afraid, my love is stronger,
My love is stronger than your fear.
Don't be afraid, my love is stronger,
And I have promised to be always near."

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There is Some Kiss We Want

This song comes to us from presenter Ana Hernandez, with text from Sufi poet Rumi.

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This haunting refrain was composed by Robinson McClellan and it can be sung in unison or as a canon in up to three parts. It incorporates a chanted text of Edward Henry Bickersteth, offering moments of quiet reflection between each statement of the refrain.

Honoring the text's roots, the composer has set the refrain in Gaelic.

"Peace, perfect peace."

"Sith lanachd sith."

Pronunciation: Shee, lahn-ahkt shee.

"Peace, perfect peace with sorrows surging round?
On Jesus' bosom naught but calm is found.

"Peace, perfect peace with loved ones far away?
In Jesus' keeping we are safe, and they.

"Peace, perfect peace our future all unknown?
Jesus we know, and he is on the throne.

"Peace, perfect peace death shadowing us and ours?
Jesus has vanquished death and all its powers."

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“Night Has Fallen” is a call-and-response piece: the cantor sings a line which the people echo, and then everyone sings a refrain together. The tune, “Dzuwa Lapita”, is from Malawi, and was arranged and harmonized for publication in the UK/US by John Bell. The words in English are by Tom Colvin, but also you can make up your own calls and responses.

 This song is available in the Iona Community's There Is One Among Us: Shorter Songs for Worship from Wild Goose Publications.

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Here is a video of AnnaMarie Hoos leading 'Night has Fallen' at an MMC event at Bishop's Ranch in January 2016.

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Know That God Is Good

This is a melody from the Democratic Republic of Congo, origin unknown; arranged by John L. Bell in One is the Body, available through GIA Publications, Inc.

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There Are Angels Hovering Round

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Holy, Holiness

Holy, Holiness was composed by Ellen Allard, a performer and teacher who moves seamlessly between both the Secular and the Jewish world of Early Childhood. Carried to the MMC community by Rita Pihra-Majurinen, this haunting minor-key melody holds an invitation to honor the wholeness and beauty in each other and in all creation. Originally written for a Jewish liturgical context, we have also seen the song used in interfaith services and for earth-honoring rituals.

The opening phrases naturally invite call and echo, a helpful pattern for teaching the song. A shruti box or another drone instrument can help the group stay on pitch; guitar or keyboard provide wonderful accompaniment, as well.

"All around, everywhere.
Holy, holiness.

In the highest sky, in the deepest sea.
Holy, holiness."

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In all we do... in all we are...

Every step... every breath...

As with me... so with you..."

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At the Music that Makes Community Holy Week Retreat in February 2016, Lindsey Nye taught this original song, written for liturgical use on Good Friday.

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The following homes sold recently, and their deeds are recorded with their county clerk.

2 Cornish Pl to Robert Hershfeld and Claudia Hershfeld from Mary Pisano. $590,000.

20 Springhouse Ln to Jay Smaaladen and Julie Hensler from Mark Davis. $925,000.

113 Brunswick Ave to Ashlie Marmo and Christopher Tranchida from Sean McNulty. $221,000.

63 Hawks Schoolhouse Rd to Tracy Gordon and Richard Gordon from Michael Piluso. $452,

4 Whitenack Rd to Wesley Barber Jr and Eileen Barber from Anan Zack. $810,000.

44 Vernoy Rd to John Crimi from Mary Lynch. $78,500.

66 Hollow Brook Rd to Gary Iandoli and Helen Iandoli from Anna Davis. $895,000.

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33 Marudy Dr to Lisa Singh from Dolores Sohn. $244,900.

36 Marudy Dr to Roy Fonseca and Kaitlyn Fonseca from Elizabeth Scannell. $335,000.

46 Studer Rd to Kevin Bielen and Amanda Bielen from Derek Weaver. $520,000.

11 Westway to Karl Budd Jr and Margaret Budd from Deborah Labbadia. $160,000.

140 Overlook Dr to Robert Smith and Laura Smith from Daniel Tuozzolo. $152,900.

16 South Ct to Anthony Hung and Sukhan Chan from Jennifer Plimpton. $180,000.

4 Willow Ct to Diana Bartolomeo from Kevin Bannon. $302,500.

44 Rolling Hill Rd to John Gallup and Doris Gallup from Janice Shull. $380,000.

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Delaware Township

648 Rosemont Ringos Rd to Patricia Storms from Florence Knoster. $459,900.

East Amwell

5 Snydertown Rd to Kenneth Mather from Fannie Mae. $109,000.

10 Tullamore Ct to Heather Osteen and Christopher Young from Gary Ost. $722,500.

165 Cider Mill Rd to Patrick Pellegrino and Janice Pellegrino from Down to Earth Farms. $363,000.

34 Larsen Rd to Frank Marmorato and Sandella Marmorato from Donald Doherty. $542800.

467 County Road 579 to Andrew Buglione and Enzina Buglione from US Bank. $90,000.

5 High Mowing Rd to Douglas Strauss and Debra Guerreiro from Dwight Paul. $390,000.

5 Whitehouse Way to David Brassler and Lynn Brassler from Gergory Miles. $580,000.

18 Pine Hill Rd to Devon Reimer from Fannie Mae. $330,000.

29 Seabrook Rd to Eric Daley from Ocean II LLC. $249,900.

333 Orange St to Michael Pillay from Insource East Properties. $250,000.

511 Walnut St to Crieighton McDonald and Denise McDonald from Jean Tanner. $315,000.

824 2nd St to Robert Seader Jr from Angel Arroyo. $302,000.

14 Tamarack Rd to Byung Kwon from Lisa Tonery. $550100.

24 Lafayette Ave to Alejandra Zamora from Grace Enfield. $375,000.

27 Knollwood Rd W to Rajul Parikh and Neha Parikh from Anthony Amato. $268,000.

3 Caldwell Rd to Yousef Othman from Audrey Demola. $489,000.

4 Colton Rd to Mohammed Israil and Faisal Israil + from Pooja Ram. $590,000.

42 Brookside Rd to Aakib Mansuri from Kinjal Patel. $342,000.

46 Annette Dr to Pierre Moraes and Marion Moraes from James Sgambettera. $525,000.

9 Southfield Rd to Eugene Enfield Jr and Craca Enfield from Yanchun Zhang. $645,000.

1011 Edison Glen Ter to Gaurav Juneja and Urvee Juneja from Hina Saxena. $169,000.

803 Maplecrest Rd to Jigar Patel and Rimaben Patel from Feng-Meng Wang. $305,000.

 10 Nursery Ln to Mary Friesz from Mary Calder. $467,000.

126 Benart Pl to Dennis Harnett and Kim Harnett from Robert Hudson. $380,000.

612 Ashland Rd to Gerard Deluca and Melinda Callis from Wayne Campbell. $540,000.

761 Lincoln Blvd to Calvin Perry and Shoshone Perry from Joe Lerner. $354,000.

806 Grandview St to Simran Chadha from Pratish Patel. $445,000.

18 Hanover Sq to Nicholas Arena and Rachel Weidele from Grand Home Investments. $185,000.

South Plainfield

132 W Crescent Pkwy to Peter Buttitta from Daniel Wanat. $360,000.

153 Geary Dr to Eric Davis and Elizabeth Dillon from Gary Paris. $350,000.

2349 Terrace Ave to Debbra Bishop and Scott Bishop from Peter Worrell. $310,000.

322 Libourel Rd to Vincent Campagna from Michael Binder. $330,000.

106 Irving Pl to Rezmi Dautaj and Nazmije Dautaj from Robert Daley. $200,000.

124 Constitution Way to Shu Wang and Chuan Hong from Erica Golterman. $603,000.

16 Clark Ct to Lori Berger from Zhou Wu. $518,000.

19 N Brook Ave to Jason Wavro and Kristen Wavro from Ernest Morra. $566,375.

233 Patriot Hill Dr to Lan Lan and Min Yang from Kimberly Hylton. $615,000.

25 Whittingham Rd to Pirouz Shanszad and Kathryn Shamzad from Daniel Krevis. $900,000.

26 Georgetown Ct to Reza Honary and Fatemeh Moaven from Michael Ward. $750,000.

305 Lyons Rd to Matt Digiambattista and Colleen Digiambattista from Jeffrey Pyp-Cznski. $720,000.

33 Long Rd to Gregori Verb and Cara Williams-Verb from Kathleen Donnell. $925,000.

41 Knollcroft Rd to Andrew Maucieri and Theresa Maucieri from James Smith. $684,000.

47 Melbourne Way to Jeffrey Pypcznski and Jennifer Ranucci from Kenneth Ellis. $830,000.

61 Wexford Way to David King and Rachel King from Gregory Mecca. $999,999.

64 Crest Dr to Stephen Reale from Barbara Kerr. $460,000.

74 Crest Dr to Sriram Nadathur and Shweta Srikanth from Robert Vogt. $1.26 million.

14 Riggs Ct to Scott Steel and Marisa Steel from Nancy Heisler. $515,000.

202 English Pl to Ed Mironski and Jessica Randall from Irene Brzezinski. $270,000.

337 English Pl to Maxwell Barth from Susan Yorke. $305,500.

7 Patriot Hill Dr to Yixin Guo and Xinquan Li from Sung Hong. $615,000.

190 Mendham Rd to Jacqueline Sanin from Patricia Foster. $960,000.

445 Mine Brook Rd to John Scozzaro and Kaylee Barber from 445 Mine Brook Road LLC. $225,000.

9 Center St to Valeria Shalit from Margaret Trinter. $312,000.

Bound Brook

 12 Hayward St to Stacey Zimmerman and Matthew Zimmerman from Keith Soika. $437,700.

132 Linden Ave to Derradji Rahmani from Hyvest Inc. $252,000.

152 W Franklin St to Shawnett Adams and Jayson Reid from Stephanie Formalarie. $354,999.

31 W Union Ave to Kishor Shah and Meena Shah from Carolyn Barter. $360,000.

32 Church St to Luis Lopez-Cruz and Marcos Lopez-Cruz from Bernard O’Brien III. $235,000.

518 Verona Pl to Guisselle Steller from Wyatt Brown. $212,000.

1120 Van Arsdale Dr to Romil Amin and Helly Amin from Sharlene Raduka. $557,000.

141 Readington Rd to Kenneth Fontana and Kellyann Geary from Mildred Godlesky. $349,900.

144 Howell Dr to Chad Cirafesi and Judy Cirafesi from Rosa Phillips. $656,000.

189 County Line Rd to Jennifer Hwang from Carmel Barry. $430,000.

3 Blackfoot Trl to Michael Riccioli from Laura Keane. $342,500.

5 Apache Way to Joanne Stortz from Thomas Cirillo. $334,000.

69 Bernard St to Joan Silo from Karen Jones. $383,500.

914 Magnolia Ln to Kimberly Wolfskeil from Jeremy Wood. $257,900.

410 Clover Ct to Deborah Mastrobattista and Anthony Pezzella from Hector Padron. $539,000.

627 Whiton Rd to Deborah Dalessio and Vincenzo Dalessio from Patsy Lehman. $479,000.

1 Kale Dr to Sheng Zheng from Daniel Fenton. $765,000.

11 Jarman Pl to Justin Lam and Yi Tan from Victoria Beltz. $580,000.

11 North Xing to Preena Balani and Nilesh Balani from CRC Communities. $1.2 million.

11 Powelson Ln to Priya Knoda and Iyyappan Konda from Dipti Gandhi. $638,000.

19 Erin Ct to Dipali Patel and Dhaval Patel from Jon Verdi. $665,000.

2 Whitehead Rd to Sanjay Channagiri and Shruthi Malur from Arun Kumar. $475,000.

274 Goldfinch Dr to John Mazza and Kimberly Mazza from Ann Granger. $480,000.

308 Lilac Ct to Kadon Barnwell and Maricor Barnwell from Stephanie Verb. $415,000.

31 Harry Rd to Jessica Huaman and Jessica Erazo from Patrick Djamoos. $295,000.

5 Rose Ln to Ravish Parekh and Nytati Patel-Parekh from Jennifer Guzman. $1.105 million.

675 Country Club Rd to Prasanna Gurumurthy and Sivaramakrishnan Muthukrishnan from Bridgewater United Methodist. $520,000.

93 Milltown Rd to Ashley Sikora and Christopher Sikora from Hazel Nussbaum. $629,900.

101 Porter Way E to Ruijie Lin from Rahul Thukral. $440,000.

2912 Packer Ct to Marilyn Aquino from Donna Degaetano. $299,900.

3003 Vroom Dr to Susheel Chawla and Madhu Chawla from Fina Ballaro. $215,000.

306 Hannah Way to Anthony Gramaglia and Aurelia Gramaglia from Joyce Hynes. $419,000.

3616 Holman Ct to Patricia Rossi from Patricia Guzman. $240,000.

363 Victoria Dr to George Beck and Marlene Beck from Joyce Mertz. $370,000.

2 Coral Ct to Charlie Felts and Ginger Harrell from Ramy Elsisi. $360,000.

42 Champlain Way to Dharatieben Shah and Kinjakumar Shah from Rao Gaddam. $489,000.

109 Columbus Dr # A to Nahed Attia and Mohammed Swelam from Daniel Gregoire. $325,000.

1 Bray Ct to Richard Lengyel and Holly Lengyel from Eleanor Ideson. $399,001.

127 Hillcrest Ave to Sanpha Kamara from Belinda Garrison-Briggs. $290,000.

149 Kingsberry Dr to Nazia Sultana from Leon Rodriguez. $260,000.

16 Johnson Rd to Sheela Patel and Kinnesh Patel from Bianca McCall. $391,000.

19 Meister St to Kianna Shields from Modern Building. $335,000.

20 Ashley Ct to Nameet Deshmukh and Senha Annamwar from MTGLQ Investors. $264,500.

251 Park St to Nairoby Martinez and Cipriano Martinez from Fannie Mae. $230,000.

309 Lewis St to Andy Jagdeo and Doulat Jagdeo from G & G Enterprises. $335,000.

32 St to Ralph Crespo and Edlyn Crespo from Jersey Mgmt. $388,500.

444 Ralph St to Janet Linton and Vinroy Linton from Fannie Mae. $255,000.

45 Winston Dr to Soniya Vallikanthan and Pramod Prabhakaran from Toriano Duncan. $376,000.

556 Elizabeth Ave to Richard Nazur and Urusula Nazur from Carol Podezfinski. $580,000.

56 Talbot St to Jamie Negron and Margarita Rodriguez-Negron from Edwin Juste. $301,000.

672 Post Ln to Anthonio Castellano and Corazon Castellano from Stanley Farb. $550,000.

69 Winchester Way to Bowya Rajendran and Basavasankar Kasindula from Tanuja Jetti. $262,000.

9 Nortwick Ct to Werner Zorn and Linda Zorn from Carol Elefante. $465,000.

31 Daniel Dr to Jingziang Hua and Jianqiang Yi from David Hogue. $251,000.

720 Thistle Hill Ln to Wendy Berlin from David Shaw. $560,000.

2 Honeyman St to Carol Wishbow and Christopher Wishbow from Linda Cyran. $411,000.

Green Brook

16 Methven Ave to Jorge Torresano and Dicelis Jimenez from Robert Ascolese. $450,000.

17 Red Bud Ln to Bing Lin and Sai Cai from Cnandra Mamida. $750,000.

 1 Jones Ct to Michael Mastroianni and Sandra Mastroianni from Gateway Assoc. $647,755.

12 Prall Rd to Ansood Anandan and Prameela Santahamma from Gina Boulos. $535,000.

12 Tally Ho Trl to Sara Hunkeler and Benjamin Hunkeler from Susan Ricciardi. $505,000.

17 Manor Dr to Theresa Logullo from Lesa Ruhl. $315,000.

23 Van Bolton Rd to Michael Spitzer from Marc Pollack. $530,000.

40 Walker Dr to John Furnari and Nadya Furnari from Robert Adamczyk. $618,000.

50 Deanna Dr to Joseph Mascaro and Chrisystalin Popp from Janet Haniak. $139,900.

6 Brower Ln to Petre Kruashvili from Robert Knoke Jr. $375,000.

8 Campbell Rd to Harish Margabandhu and Aprarajetha Mohan from Florentina Pavel. $495,000.

8 Lane Rd to Matthew Giordano and Ashley Giordano from Robert Movshin. $520,000.

870 Amwell Rd to Mohsin Muhammad from Wells Fargo Bk. $270,000.

295 Gemini Dr to Allan Bomzer and Alicia Bomzer from Rosalyn Schneider. $273,426.

913 Renate Dr to Jamaal Ryan and Clarissa Collins from Sandra Lawson. $220,000.

1310 Bleecher St to Dennis Adriano and Cheryl Lee from Judy Chaer. $290,700.

254 N 6th Ave to Michael Williams and Venis Gordon from Vasil Kuriscak. $285,000.

304 S 19th Ave to Bernadette Zasa-Fauske from VGI Group LLP. $277,000.

318 Angle Ave to Jitender Yadav and Nira Yadav from Michael Knowles. $260,000.

10 Sussex Pl to Tongyun Li and Zuliang Shen from Konrad Wallerstein. $795,000.

11 Briar Hill Ct to Jose Gonzalez and Sandra Zubieta from Caren Jung. $795,000.

43 Scarborough Rd to Imrana Mahmood from Country Club Meadows LLC. $724,900.

82 Berkley Ave to Damien Vadillo and So-Youn Shin from Michael Mraz. $667,500.

87 Wilshire Dr to Tenny Koshy and Ann Koshy from Edward Sherman. $700,000.

11 Harrogate Cir to Issam Alhabbal and Tammy Jalboukh from Villa Kashef. $625,000.

11 Wild Azalea Ln to Ravinder Raghunayakula and Sowjanya Poreddy from MB Properties. $770,000.

32 Pin Oak Rd to Cara Goldstein and Alexander Tilghman from Cynthia Delisi. $460,000.

65 High Ridge Rd to Fernando Salinas and Amanda Salinas from Arnold Mascali Jr. $1.2 million.

80 John Blaw Dr to Diane Digangi and William Trench from Mary Tortoriello. $1,058,555.

9 Buck Rdg to Shu Gao and Zhengfan Dai from Kenneth Yaros. $985,900.

North Plainfield

 1300 Rock Ave Apt K3 to Juana Mantia from Jorge Londono. $142,000.

140 Sandford Ave to Gregory Miller and Takisha Miller from Renato Mejia. $300,000.

31 3rd St to Matthew Montellione from Fannie Mae. $132,000.

21 Strawberry Ln to Nelson Mathias and Ronita Mathias from Randi Rosen. $1,457,500.

4 Debby Ln to Clisson Rexford and Patricia Rexford from Jay Raskin. $767,500.

5 Corys Brook Rd to Im Omeji and Ijeoma Omeji from Loc Nguyen. $425,000.

5 Countryside Ln to Amit Raut and Monica Raut from 5 Countryside Lane LLC. $1,225  million.

100 Hillside Ave to Andre Cardadeiroo and Jennifer Silveira from Sungjo Hwang. $545,000.

54 Woodledge Rd to Sean Fitzpatrick and Amanda Fitzpatrick from Joseph Stavish. $562,500.

Berkeley Heights

1127 Mountain Ave to Adeel Arshad and Sara Rana from Serafim Efstatiou. $735,000.

114 Cornell Ave to Christopher Scotti and Samantha Scotti from Estate of Barbara Ryan. $561,500.

38 Wilson Dr to Donglei Yan from Elaine Ferrari. $640,888.

146 2nd St to Jennifer Ryan from Michael Gewirtz. $550,000.

156 N Martine Ave to Angela Devita and Paul Zielinski from Robert Giasullo. $670,000.

85 Montrose Ave to Danielle Leone and Gianfranco Leone from R-Ione Companies Inc. $815,000.

New Providence

 258 Union Ave to Diby Sahoo and Michelle Rodrigues from Donald Donahue. $567,000.

275 Woodbine Cir to Richard Travia and Kathleen Travia from Ethan Godofsky. $732,500.

8 Chatham Pl to Willy Almonte Dayanara Gonzalez from 8 Chatham Place LLC. $260,000.

1375-1379 Saint Nicholas Blvd to Harley Joseph from Estate of Ollie Gillette. $225,000.

1426-1428 W 4th St to Edward Gonzalez from Mercedes Zavala. $269,900.

16-20 Andover Ave to Nidia Diaz and Christina Villava from 20 Andover Ave LLC. $280,000.

304-306 Bergen St to Jose Hercules and Geovani Hercules from Arkad Residential. $275,000.

825-829 Dixie Ln to Susan Conway Granville Conway from Marianne Parrish. $200,000.

861 Sterling St to Egfrin Pinto from MTGLQ Investors. $174,500.

944-948 Cushing Pl to Kareen Myers and Chanel Jeter from Carlton Rudolph. $305,000.

947-951 Hilltop Rd to Vickie White from Rosemarie Quagliarillo. $350,000.

Scotch Plains

10 Happel Ct to Imad Ahmad and Shereen Fakih from Michael Liguori III. $575,000.

1670 Cooper Rd to Alexander Meder and Mary Meder from Needle Point Homes. $799,000.

1819 Chapel Rd to Edward Perez and Lisa Perez from Frank Domenick. $569,000.

1916 Mary Ellen Ln to Dvaid Tannenbaum and Marley Tannenbaum from James Slifer. $752,500.

2087 Arrowwood Dr to William Peterson and Linda Peterson from Needle Point Omes. $905,000.

209 Haven Ave to Junaid Qamar and Ssadaf Chaudhury from James Grundy. $310,000.

2247 Concord Rd to James Slifer and Kimberly Slifer from Lisa Terranella. $570,000.

23 Essex Rd to Michal Czajka and Kristin Czajka from Barbara Brown. $750,000.

43 Tisbury Ct to Robert Barrett and Nancy Barrett from Mary Downey. $410,000.

3 Watchung Pl to Henry Marks and Deborah Marks from Jacqueline Browne. $825,000.

35 Whittredge Rd to Stephen Orr Jr and Kathryn Orr from Sebastian Palmieri. $2.75 million.

42 Pine Grove Ave to Christopher Fernando and Esther Fernando from Amy Malik. $1.222 million.

80 Tall Oaks Dr to Michael Concannon IV and Natalie Concannon from Peter Hedley. $680,000.

154 Harrison Ave to Michael Guerney from Elizabeth Reinhardt. $999999.

1923 Boynton Ave to Danielle Maggio from Michael Desantis. $500,000.

211 Golf Edge Dr to Jonathan Guskind and Ashley Guskind from Robert Barrett. $800,000.

515 Dorian Ct to Ned Decarlo and Elizabeth Decarlo from Warren Friss. $550,000.

602 Cumberland St to Lee Srebnik and Amy Srebnik from Pritpal Nijjar. $810,000.

711 Westfield Ave to Christian Howard and Patricia Howard from Sidney Darcy. $585,000.

736 Scotch Plains Ave to Michael Sweeney and Regina Sweeney from Messercola Bros. $1.6 million.

812 South Ave W to Victor Passucci and Allison Passucci from Warren Bruder. $487,000.

851 Carleton Rd to Anthony Coumo and Christina Chiolo from Joseph Bizzrro. $675,000.


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The owner of a coach travel company has apologised for the problems which left customers out of pocket and without their holidays.

Nigel Glenholmes, of Atlantis Coach Travel, of The Arcade, High Street, Uxbridge, wrote in to the Gazette in response to last week's story about the company.

The story said several angry customers were demanding refunds for pre-booked holidays and theatre trips which never happened because the coaches did not show up.

Meanwhile, news of further problems have come to light after the directors of Display Signs Group, of Popes Quay off Rockingham Road, Uxbridge, revealed they are still waiting to be paid for a job they did for Atlantis several months ago.

Mr Glenholmes, who bought the travel company from Symon Hoffreiter, blamed the chaos on a burglary at the office in which all the records and bookings were stolen, as well as the fact he had been off sick for eight weeks after breaking his back.

Jane Kelvey, of Display Signs Group, said: "We did work for Atlantis in February at a cost of around £700 and were given two cheques as payment, which both bounced.

"We made repeated contact with Mr Glenholmes, including by phone, email and in person, and each time we received assurances the money was coming.

"Eventually we were forced to issue a county court summons against the firm on May 7.

"He had until last Tuesday to respond and yet still we heard nothing."

She added: "We've been in business for 30 years and have never been given the run-around like this before."

Mrs Kelvey has looked into the matter thoroughly and found three separate companies regis-tered to the Atlantis name, with different addresses for each.

They visited all of them, including an address in Slough, which turned out to be a house, but without success.

Carole Haslam and partner John Lyons are a further two customers of Atlantis who are owed refunds of £258 after a trip to Prague was cancelled last year.

Ms Haslam said: "We thought we were the only ones this had happened to, until we read the Gazette article last week.

"Something must be done to make the owner accountable, otherwise what is to stop it happening to more people?"

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A SOLEMN silence fell in Kensington as crowds remembered those who have died while serving the country.

Kensington and Chelsea Mayor, Councillor Timothy Coleridge led the borough's Remembrance Sunday ceremony at St Mary Abbots church, in Kensington High Street, on Sunday.

Troops from the Parachute Regiment, 31 Signal Regiment, the Royal Yeomanry, University of London Royal Naval Unit and University of London Air Squadron met outside the town hall, in Hornton Street, before marching to the war memorial outside the church.

A second event was held in Sloane Square, led by deputy mayor Councillor Terence Buxton.


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IT'S every little girl's dream to be a princess for a day, and two have had their wish granted after being selected as the Hanwell Carnival Queen and Princess for the 50th Jubilee celebrations.

Grace Barrett, 11, of Campbell Road, and Gemma Sanders, 18, of Croft Gardens, both in Hanwell, were selected by a panel of judges to lead the carnival procession on Saturday June 19.

Gumley House student, Grace, said: "I screamed when I found out I was going to be the carnival princess and I can't wait for the day. It's an important year being the 50th anniversary and I'm so happy to be chosen. I wanted to be a princess to inspire other girls and to learn more about and experience the carnival from behind the scenes."

And Drayton Manor pupil, Gemma, who hopes to study psychology at University, said: "I applied to become the carnival Queen as it sounded fun and I wanted to be a real part of the Hanwell community. I'm very excited and honoured to be taking part in the 50th year and my mum's really proud."

The leading ladies were selected by a panel of judges on Tuesday evening, which included Colin Chalmers, the Hanwell Carnival Chairman, Ealing Gazette's Paloma Kubiak, Helen Ryan, fundraising manager for Meadow House Hospice and a former carnival Queen, and Angela Bradley, owner of Angela Francis Hair Salon in Greenford Avenue, Hanwell.

The girls also received John Lewis Vouchers and will have their hair and make-up done and dresses designed by professionals for the big day.

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THE entire community of Southall, along with all councillors of Southall-Ealing, unanimously rejected the the plans to build 3,500 homes on the Southall Gas Works site.

The Gurdwaras, Mosque, Mandirs and local community campaign organisations have sent their objections to Boris Johnson, Mayor of London.

Additionally, they have collectively requested the Mayor to come to Southall and listen to the concerns of the community and uphold the wishes of the community. Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Southall has offered its services to write on behalf of community organisations and provide a venue for the meeting.

The plans were rejected on the basis that the building of homes on this scale would disturb the contaminated chemical poisons such as asbestos and cyanide in the soil, further poisoning the environment and posing serious health hazards.

The community already suffers from a life span 10 years less than neighbouring areas. It has a high rate of asthma, cancer, heart disease, diabetes and skin disease. The pollution will aggravate these problems.

Traffic congestion in Southall is among the worst in the country and this development will worsen the situation, creating a traffic gridlock.

Southall needs development to improve the quality of life of the community. This should not be sacrificed for the sake of increased profits for private concerns.

The intervention by the Mayor of London to review the application is an insult to the community and a violation of democracy as we have already given our verdict and the wishes of the community should be upheld. Local democracy must be defended.

SALVINDER DHILLON Indian Welfare Association


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LABOUR councillor Jagdish Sharma's accusations (Chronicle June 5) of 'institutional racism' levelled against the Tory-led council are utterly baseless and in very poor taste.

Cllr Sharma was condemning planning enforcements and stiff fines against Asian householders who have overdeveloped their homes without obtaining prior planning permission, and blatantly converting single-family dwellings into as many as three separate units, even turning rear garages into habitable accommodation, and charging as much as £2,000 a month as rent from multiple occupants.

With the coming of Conservatives at the council, strict action against illegal building works has shown how widespread the problem of unauthorised construction is in Hounslow, and court action and hefty fines against offenders are quite in order.

Cllr Sharma accusing Hounslow Council of racism is quite wrong and uncalled for. He is unfit to continue as a councillor.

KRISHAN DUTT Ash Grove, Hounslow.


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Children from Blair Peach Primary School in Southall raised a fantastic £792 to beat hunger in eastern Africa.

Some 500 pupils aged three to 11 at the school and staff took part in a sponsored Welly Walk before Christmas in aid of the Give Hunger the Boot appeal from the UK charity Farm Africa.

Whilst the nursery children donned their welllies and walked fivelaps around the playground to cover a mile each, the rest of the school headed down the road to Minet Country Park to clock up the miles. Cumulatively, all those taking part walked an amazing 1,033 miles.

Janine Keeling, PSHE Coordinator and Nursery Teacher, said: "It was the first year the school had taken part in this campaign and we chose it for two reasons – because of the good work Farm Africa do and the promotion of healthy living through the ‘Welly Walk’. The children really enjoyed taking part and we had such a generous response from parents. In fact, the Nursery children loved the welly walk so much we now do a monthly mile."

Money raised by the school, which is in Beaconsfield Road, Southall, will be used to train farmers in how to grow and produce more food and increase their harvest yields.

‘Give Hunger the Boot’ is a campaign run annually around harvest time by Farm Africa. It encourages schools and faith groups to fundraise so that families in Africa can grow enough crops to eat every harvest.