It was my worst nightmare. Establishing a company, taking charge of payroll, taking leave and tax and national insurance for other people. To become an employer But, that was the thing. At the age of 93, my mother Marge was able to take care of herself but she did not want to leave Manchester and…
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Scientists are turning century-old material into thin film for next-generation memory and logic devices Electron microscope images show the precise atom-by-atom structure of a thin film of barium titanate (BaTiO3) in a sandwich between layers of strontium ruthenate metal (SrRuO3) to make a tiny capacitor. (Credit: Lane Martin / Berkeley Lab) Silicone-based computer chips that…
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An installment loan allows you to borrow money that you will repay over a period of time in monthly installments. There are different types of installment loans, including personal loans that can help you cover large expenses or projects, and car loans to buy a car. There are also debt consolidation loans when you need…
Grade: 9/10 ? 1 – Absolutely hot trash 2 – Variety of lukewarm garbage 3 – Very wrong design 4 – Some advantages, many disadvantages 5 – Acceptably imperfect 6 – Good enough to buy on sale 7 – Great, but not the best in class 8 – Fantastic, with some footnotes 9 – Shut…
AJC: The abortion ruling is likely to change the focus of Georgia’s 2022 campaigns The Supreme Court ruling 6: 3 paves the way for an anti-abortion measure signed by Governor Brian Kemp in 2019 to take effect. This is a law that has long been ignored by Democrats, banning abortion after a doctor has diagnosed…
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AThis time of year, with the longest day of the year at the beginning of this week, the idea of a long evening tapas is seldom far from my culinary thoughts. Making tapas often requires a good amount of time in the kitchen – salt cod, croquettes and alioli. But, in my mind, it’s all…
FOr for most of us, popping up in a supermarket is a worldly job, but for Hannah Crawford it is a job that can fill her with fear. “The supermarket is a nightmare,” says the 24-year-old, who describes herself as “three-year-olds at the candy store.” Crawford says it can be a heavy, frustrating and tiring…
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This week’s scoreboard is coming to you from London, where tennis fever is on the rise Wimbledon. I reached the top Harlingham Club – For a brief final chapter of the long Wimbledon prologue – a Swiss 42-acre member club that lives in the middle of Super-Prime London Real Estate. I got to see the…
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“Karl joked about going to sea in his boat. Put so much fuel and just go in one direction. And you know that the fuel will eventually run out … ” Kiko Matthews is not the one to duck the subject. He lives in New Plymouth with former All Black pillar Carl Hayman and their…
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As the women’s euro approaches, the Lions are seeking international influence on their own turf. But before that, Ellen White, one of England’s most prestigious female athletes, met Smith of Sky Sports at her old stumping ground, William Harding Primary School, in Ilesbury. Before she became the England women’s record goal-scorer – which she achieved…
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