 between 1% and 3% and the current level of 6.9% is way outside those constraints.
And there are fears inflation will rise still higher, when the CPI for the June quarter is unveiled next week.
In a statement that accompanied today's announcement, the RBNZ Monetary Policy Committee said it remained appropriate to continue to tighten monetary conditions at pace to maintain price stability and support maximum sustainable employment.
And it was resolute in its commitment to return price inflation to within the 1 to 3 percent target range.
“The level of global economic activity, combined with the ongoing supply disruptions largely driven by both COVID-19 persistence and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, continue to generate global inflation pressures,” the committee said.
While there were signs of slowing global growth, domestic spending remained high in New Zealand, supported by high employment levels, resilient household balance sheets in aggregate, continued fiscal support, and strong terms of trade.
“In these circumstances, spending and investment demand continues to outstrip supply capacity, with a broad range of indicators highlighting pervasive inflation pressures,” the bank said.
Not a lot of other information came out, since this was a Monetary Policy Review, not a Monetary Policy Statement. In other words, this was a re-set of the OCR without oceans of deep analysis to accompany it.
In an initial response, the chief economist for the ANZ, Sharon Zollner, said the rise was much as expected and was consistent with earlier remarks from the RBNZ.
“It was very much as we were expecting,” she said.
Zollner is still expecting the OCR to peak at 3.5%, below the RBNZ's own forecast, due to consumption and construction slowing more quickly than the Reserve Bank was predicting.
In a scene that you'd expect to see in a movie, an officer in Seattle helped a woman give birth last weekend after he pulled over her car while her husband was driving to the hospital. The incident was caught on the cop's dash cam (and joins this amazing birth on the short lists of unlikely times for a baby to enter the world).
Officer Anthony Reynolds stopped Abdul Abdashiek for running a bunch of red lights. Abdashiek quickly opened his door to say his wife, Maly Yusuf, was in labor. After informing Reynolds what was happening, Yusus can be heard shouting, "Oh my god, the baby is coming! The baby is coming out!"
An ambulance was summoned, but not before the couple welcomed a baby girl. Reynolds and Yusuf made sure the baby's airway was cleared as they waited for medical personnel. As police said, "The couple's baby was determined to beat medics to the scene."
The whole family was whisked away to the hospital where everyone is doing well. The new parents were also grateful to Officer Reynolds, writing him a note in which they said, "You have helped deliver a precious gift. We are so grateful."Food is different for me here. Food here is tax free at the grocery store but I do calculate inflation of products. 

I also do plan on what I want to purchase.

For dry shampoo I use cornstarch and dark chocolate hot cocoa powder mixture and use a makeup brush to apply into my hair. 

For my shampoo I use goat or whole milk, eggs and apple cider vinegar and rosemary mint oil. 

My set budget a year for necessities is $2,500 and that covers food and self-care items. 

To cut some expenses out I switched to reusable items like a bidet attachment for my toilet, a period cup, dish cloths, wool dryer balls.In my opinion, one of the most beautiful things in nature is the wing of a butterfly. Its delicacy, colour, and sometimes iridescence have always been a fascination to me.
Since I began to use Polymer Clay, I’ve been trying to portray these spectacular animals. Firstly, I used mica or metallic powders on the cut-out clay, this is good but it’s hard to create fine detail. Then I tried photo transfer using printed images and liquid clays. This method is wonderful for the reproduction of the wings, but I feel it’s taking too much of a shortcut to create the desired effect.
Often, the edges of the wings are the most patterned areas, so my simplified wing cane can be made from lots of elongated flower petal sub-canes with the decorated edge of the petal placed all around the edges of the wings.
There are two types of cane used. A plain bulls-eye with the basic colour of the wing in the centre and the wing vein colour (usually contrasting) wrapped around it. The other cane is a modified bulls eye of the same colours as the plain one but with an insert in one side. This insert is simply a triangular section of one or more colours which is placed inside the bulls eye by slicing it lengthwise and inserting the triangle then the cane is reassembled - see photo.
The relative sizes of the two canes should be roughly 1/3 for the plain and 2/3 for the modified one. My final wing canes are based on about 3 oz of core colour, so the division is very easy. The quantities can, of course, be multiplied if you wish.
Both canes are reduced by whatever method suits you – rolling is usually fine for these relatively simple ones. Keep reducing until you have roughly 25 cm of the smaller and 80 cm of the larger cane.
Now both canes should be flattened between fingers and thumbs so that their cross section is about 3x12mm.
Discard the scrap ends and cut both canes into 6 cm lengths. You’ll need about 5 or 6 lengths of the plain cane and 14 or 15 of the other one. If you wish to, you can include an ‘eye’ near the tip of the fore wing – this is simply made from another bright coloured bulls eye cane. It’s inserted as the fore wing is assembled.
Again take a plain section and apply 7 or 8 modified sections down one side and part way up the other. Then attach another plain section. The overall shape should be more rounded than the other wing. See diagram and photo.
Next, both canes must be reduced. During the reduction stage, the overall shape of both canes is modified. The fore wing is shaped into a concave and convex sided triangular section. The hind wing can be gently rolled to reduce it, as its final section will be almost circular.
You’ll appreciate that, as the complete wing set canes are such odd shapes, they are very susceptible to distortion when they’re sliced. In order to overcome this problem, simply put the canes into the fridge or freezer for a while before slicing – they hold their shape very well after this treatment.
Naturally, you can make the canes into complete butterflies by using two slices and applying them to a clay body.
I hope this article has succeeded in explaining that making caned butterfly (or fairy, angel or even dragon) wings is a little easier than some may have thought it to be.
Hmm I think your points are fair for you but my post is very much coming from an opinion point of view and not trying to state one is objectively better than another. My points are relative to who I am and what I'm looking for in a phone. I very much disagree that the 7 Pro's design is better in every way but that is fine that we disagree. 

I don't think it's fair to say my points are inaccurate though considering there's no way to be objective on these issues one way or the other (also accuracy isn't exactly intended in an opinion piece unless I'm aiming to state facts).

The chin on the 7 pro may be unnoticeable to you but the unevenness of the bezel not to mention radius of the inner edge vs outer edge are big pet peeves of mine (like I said, coming from a graphic design and UI/UX background these sorts of things stand out a mile to me). Also to say that the chin on the P3 is useless because the front facing speakers are worse than the 7 Pro doesn't make sense either. Why even make that comparison? The front facing speakers are still there and are decent meaning the chin is far from unnecessary. Because it isn't as good as the 7 Pro (which I agree with) is not really relevant to this point.One of the many functions of the Curriculum and Instruction Department is curriculum development. The curriculum is developed using the Common Core State Standards. These standards drive how we use the State Board of Education adopted materials and textbooks in our instructional environments. To facilitate a standards-based approach to the classroom, Scope and Sequence documents have been designed to guide and pace instruction.Comprehensive
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