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Do you want your child to: Cooperate with others? Learn to share? Improve physical skills?
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Open communication exists between teacher and parents, and the principal and teacher are available via phone, email and in-person meetings.
Children have access to enrichment programs such as computer, music, gym, art.
Students are welcomed into a community of faith, and children begin learning about character building and caring for others.
The program is flexible enough to meet your family's scheduling and financial needs.
It's about an atmosphere that ignites a love of learning.
It's about a culture that is welcoming and supportive.
It's about a community that works together and a place with special traditions.
For more information, please contact Julie Ramski, Director of Early Childhood Programs, Office of Catholic Schools 312.534.3868. | {
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Alassane Ouattara has won a second five-year term as Ivory Coast's president with nearly 84% of the vote, electoral commission officials say.
He won a total of 2,118,229 votes, or 83.66% of votes cast, the commission said. Turnout was 54.63%.
Several opposition candidates pulled out of the campaign, complaining that it was not free and fair.
The last vote in 2010 was bitterly contested and resulted in a civil war in which 3,000 people lost their lives.
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In the 2010 vote, Alassane Ouattara defeated then-President Laurent Gbagbo, whose refusal to step down triggered months of violence in which thousands of people were killed.
Alassane Ouattara's campaign this year centered around his economic program. Critics accused him of failing to foster reconciliation or reduce poverty.
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Recording: Blue Jay Way
Friday 6 October 1967 Studio 3 Comments
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
The recording of George Harrison's Magical Mystery Tour song 'Blue Jay Way' was completed during this session, which began at 7pm and ended at midnight.
There had been one free track on the four-track tape at the end of the 7 September 1967 session. This was filled on this evening with a cello and tambourine overdub.
The tambourine part was likely to have been performed by a Beatle. The cellist was Peter Willison, who was paid £27 for his contribution.
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Tony Haine Wednesday 21 June 2017
The 'cellist was Peter Willison, having returned home from a playing at a concert at London's South Bank complex, he got a call from Sid Sax, the 'fixer' for many of The Beatles' sessions classical musicians, asking him to get over to Abbey Road as soon as he could for a late night recording. He got there, recorded the part and went home, having been paid cash, probably not the whole £27 – fixers take a cut, of course. Later in life, Willison would play on assorted McCartney tracks on the Tug Of War album.
Peter Willison Monday 4 December 2017
I was indeed the cellist on Blue Jay Way but a couple of details from Tony Haines account need to be corrected . I was playing at the Albert Hall beforehand and arrived at the studio after 10. As I was in tails Ringo said I didn't have to dress for them. There were no other musicians there, no music stand and no music. George Martin asked me to listen to the track and just play along. We experimented a bit and finally at 4 am we were finished. As I was not booked by the house fixer and he was in bed at 4 am I could have been paid later either by EMI or Sid Sax. £27 sounds right. How did you get that figure Tony? It's a pity thatpPPL won't accept that I was the cellist. I was one of the only young cellists around then and just lived just round the corner from Abbey Road , which is why Sid chose me.
Joe Monday 4 December 2017
Thanks Tony and Peter for shedding some light on this!
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Deposit-free renting promises to shake up the market, but does it really help?
There is no shortage of companies looking to "disrupt" the lettings market by offering a service that promises to make the traditional approach cheaper, easier, or faster. One such scheme, "deposit-free renting", involves taking out an insurance policy (paid for by either the tenant or the landlord) to cover damage to the property or unpaid rent, without the tenant having to put up a significant amount of money up front. But it's not clear that deposit-free renting is really helping anyone other than the people selling it.
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One of the most established deposit-replacement insurance schemes is Dlighted. Its policies are paid for by the landlord, and cost £129 a year for rents up to £2,500 a month, assuming the tenant passes reference checks. At the end of a tenancy, landlords take up disputes directly with the tenant. But if a resolution can't be reached, the landlord can make a claim on the insurance. In the event of a successful claim, the insurance company will pursue the tenant for the money (via a right known as subrogation, which allows it to claim from a third party).
Several other schemes offer similar cover, but with a crucial difference the tenant, not the landlord, pays for the policy. With Flatfair (which is apparently not an insurance company, but instead "facilitates" payouts), the one-off cost to the tenant depends on the monthly rent; for example, covering a monthly rent of £1,000 costs £277.
Zero Deposit works in a similar way, with a policy costing the equivalent of one week's rent, and an annual administration fee. Claims found in the landlord's favour are then paid by Zero Deposit, which will claim the cost from the tenant.
So the main benefits of deposit-free renting seem to be that it lowers the upfront costs of renting for tenants. However, it's not the most convincing model. First, landlords are likely to want to avoid tenants who can't afford to put up a deposit. On the tenants' side, importantly, although the upfront costs are lower, they will not get the cost of the policy back when it ends, unlike with a deposit. And where damage must be paid for, they could still be pursued to cover the cost, meaning it could end up more expensive for them than if they'd lost their entire deposit.
It's also questionable whether or not providers' resolution services would be as helpful as those of deposit-protection schemes, which are government-backed arrangements that look after deposits (though Zero Deposit has partnered with one).
The demand for such services is likely to fall once the deposit cap comes in (see column), but in the meantime, it's a part of the market we would steer clear of.
Fee ban coming soon
Tenants have long complained that letting agents charge an unfair number of fees to set up or manage a tenancy. These include referencing fees, credit-check fees, tenancy-signing fees, and administration fees. But for tenancies signed on or after1 June, the only costs landlords and agents will be able to charge tenants will be: rent, a refundable deposit (capped at five weeks' rent), a refundable holding deposit to reserve the property (capped at one week's rent), the reasonable cost of replacing keys or compensating for late rent, and changes to the tenancy requested by the tenant (usually capped at £50).
Landlords' groups have warned that a ban on letting agents charging fees to tenants will result in higher fees charged to landlords, who in turn may charge higher rents to tenants.
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My family has been through a strange experience this past week. We've had the same driver for near on five years. He's from Pataudi, a tall, wiry young man, always smiling and enthusiastic, resourceful and agile. He started working for us as a bachelor and we've seen his ups and downs and shared them, in a sense- his marriage, two kids, run-ins with his parents and his brother, the usual travails of life! Just as he has seen ours, my daughter's birth, moving house, panicky drives to hospitals, birthday celebrations and the like. It's been a relationship. We've always trusted him, even with our children, and to be fair, he's never really broken that trust.
Why am I telling you all this? Because one fine day, about a week ago, things changed all of a sudden. He had an altercation with a security person in the apartment complex. There were fisticuffs, I had to intervene and talk to the security supervisor, who agreed to sort the matter out if the driver apologized. Well, he simply refused to do so!
Not just that. He lay outside the gate in wait and, aided by some friends, beat up the opponent after working hours the same evening! We heard of all this the next morning and of course, we had to consider him fired, since there was no way he would be allowed to work in our complex again.
If you thought the matter ended there, you're wrong. While we were trying to make sense of his unexpected behavior (we actually thought he staged all this to escape paying us back the money we had loaned him; someone even told us he had landed a better job with Reliance and had nothing to lose, etc), he did the even more unexpected. He stole a bike from a neighboring apartment complex and tried to frame someone else by entering a faux name and number in the register. Unfortunately for him, CCTV cameras caught him in the act of driving out the bike and now he is on the run from the police!
Of course, we are carrying on as usual. There is a new driver in place and life goes on, but it shakes me up to think someone I trusted so much and who played a significant role in our lives ended up being a criminal! What had driven him to do this, I wonder? A fit of madness, a vendetta of some some sort, desperate need for money….could be anything! And us? We're getting visits from the police, we're being told to be careful..of what, I have no idea!
I wonder if the guy had been a friend or colleague and not a driver, would I so easily have dropped him from my life, not called, not tried to find out what drove him to this? 'Don't mess with the locals', they say, here in Gurgaon, Haryana. This is a city where a 16-year old boy got kidnapped and sodomized in broad daylight two days ago! Where women get raped and assaulted and the police make absurd statements about their character instead of making the city safer. This is a city where its hard to trust…Yet, I feel bad for giving up on him…yet, I know there is precious little I can do here, but let things go…..and forget he existed.
And you know what, we do not have a single picture of him…after knowing him for five years…such are the manifestations of the class divides we practice, knowingly and unknowingly every day…..
It's Friday, the 13th and I'm not scared of the friends from the world beyond, but the weirdos from our own planet! Two stories reported by friends this week outline the precariously dangerous lives we lead in the urban environs of Delhi. One woman friend's car was stopped by motorcyclists, who threatened and verbally abused her in a state of inebriation. Only her crisis management skills got her out of that situation safely. Another friend told me about a gory incident in which guys in an auto teased a woman two-wheelerist. They then lodged a stick on the handle of her scooty, bringing it down and dragging her on the tarmac. No one stopped to help and the girl needs cosmetic surgery and is nursing a broken jaw as well!
Stuff like this is a nightmare; we all (and its not only women, I know men friends who have faced worse) hope to God we aren't involved in any such situation. We can talk endlessly about why these things are happening. In my view, these are clear fallouts of rapid, unplanned urbanization; the clash of conflicting cultures and lifestyles and above all, a large young, unemployed, direction-less population.
The problem is no one is addressing these issues. These situations need a two-fold response; swift disciplinary action by the police and a parallel awareness and outreach campaign that goes out to urban villages, low-income settlements, RWAs and even corporate organizations in the city.
However, all of this will only stand good if there is a committed backing from the police force and political class. The Gurgaon police however, in a recent interview, blamed the deteriorating crime scenario on "migrants" and that seriously confused me! The large majority of Gurgaon's population would come under this banner, rich and poor, illiterate and super-educated alike! It's easy to target the poor (and I mean economically impoverished) Bengali and Bihari migrants, but who disciplines the moneyed, lawless testosterone-charged local youths who brandish desi guns and strut around like they still own the land the rest of us live on? Doesn't law apply to everyone? And since the city is one of the highest tax generating areas in the country, what right does the police have to differentiate between locals and migrants, given many of us migrants pay taxes here? Whatever protection we need, we are entitled to it, right?
I know this sounds like a rant….my apologies. I also know that the perception of crime can be vastly greater than the reality. However, when the authorities make excuses instead of coming down hard on goons, it doesn't instill much confidence in citizens. Living in gated communities and stepping into a lawless hell outside your gates doesn't make for sensible living. We all need to work harder and make more noise for those in power to understand, recognize and act on this! | {
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Mobile phones: Send a text to end your contract
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-42413750
Image caption How much does your mobile phone really cost you?
Mobile phone users will soon be able to switch providers by sending a text to the operator they want to leave, the telecoms regulator has confirmed.
Ofcom said the change meant customers could avoid a long call to their operator when they want to switch.
In turn, they will be sent switching codes to pass on to their new provider.
The change is due to come in by July 2019, and Ofcom said it should mean fewer people are "put off by the hassle of switching mobile phone provider".
At present, anyone who wishes to switch to a different mobile provider must contact their current supplier to tell them they are leaving.
The regulator said this was "one of the biggest hurdles" for people wanting to change operators.
Preventing delays
Ofcom's consumer group director Lindsey Fussell said the move would also prevent "companies from delaying and frustrating the switching process".
Under Ofcom's new rules, mobile providers will also be banned from charging for notice periods running after the switch date.
The regulator said this would stop people paying for old and new services at the same time.
Around two in five mobile switchers - or 2.5 million people - experience at least one major problem when switching, while seven in 10 encountered "at least some" difficulty, according to Ofcom.
The regulator first announced its plans in May.
The move is less dramatic than Ofcom's original plan, which intended to place responsibility for the switch entirely in the hands of the new provider.
It concluded in May that the proposal was more expensive and could have raised bills.
Mobile phone and broadband services need 'radical improvement'
Mobile companies overcharging customers after contracts end
Mobile phone charges: 'I didn't think I could complain' | {
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What's it like to work for Ultimate Automation?
Work with the BEST talent in the industry – smart, technical and great interpersonal skills. That makes a great place to be!
Experimentation – There is no waiting to be told what to do. If you have an idea that supports our value and goals, do it!
Personal flexibility – We are a start-up that is growing FAST. We wear many hats and those hats change frequently.
Development – Nobody is hired for the position that is open. People are hired for their potential to grow into bigger jobs.
Do what's right – always.
Work ethic – We believe in working hard and being proud of that work. We also believe in paying well.
Self and mutual accountability – we hold ourselves accountable first, and we hold each other accountable.
Did I mention that we pay well for hard work? We also provide full benefits, bonuses and 401K. Above average pay for above average people.
If you have that rare combination of strong technical skills and amazing interpersonal skills, we may be a match for each other. | {
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What is ENCORE
Presidency: EMRA Ireland
ENCORE's goals
YouthCore
YouthCore programme
Commissioner Mairead McGuinness
European Commissioner for Financial Stability, Financial Services and the Capital Markets Union
Mairead McGuinness is the European Commissioner for financial services, financial stability and Capital Markets Union.
The Commissioner's vision for the portfolio is focused on ensuring the financial sector's strength and stability, so that it can deliver for people, society and the environment.
Before joining the Commission in October 2020, Ms McGuinness served as First Vice-President of the European Parliament since 2017. She was an MEP for 16 years, and was a Vice-President of the Parliament since 2014.
Prior to becoming an MEP, Ms McGuinness was an award-winning journalist, broadcaster and commentator.
Senator Pippa Hackett
Ireland's Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Senator Pippa Hackett is Minister of State for Agriculture with responsibility for Land Use and Biodiversity. She was appointed to this role in June 2020, only the third senator in the history of the state to be elevated to Cabinet.
Senator Hackett was elected to the Agricultural Panel of Seanad Éireann in a by-election on 1 November 2019 and was re-elected in 2020. She is also a former member of Offaly County Council.
She holds a BSc in Agriculture from the University of Essex, a postgraduate diploma from University College Dublin, and a PhD from the University of Limerick.
Minister Hackett has four children, and along with her husband Mark, she runs a farm (Moat House Farm) near Tullamore in Co Offaly. They produce organic beef and sheep, while they also have some bloodstock and forestry.
Moat House Farm is situated on the site of a 12th century Norman motte and bailey identified on the ordnance survey map as "The Moat of Down", hence the business name.
Councillor Deirdre Heney
EMRA Cathaoirleach (Chairperson) & Co-president of ENCORE 2018-2021
Councillor Deirdre Heney, Cathaoirleach of EMRA is a solicitor by profession an elected member of the Fianna Fáil Party, representing the Clontarf Local Electoral Area on Dublin City Council.
Deirdre is a Climate Ambassador and is deeply driven by the protection of wildlife, biodiversity, and the welfare of animals. She continues to advocate for the care and well-being of carers in our society, particularly carers of loved ones living with dementia. She is a member of Dublin City Council's Strategic Policy Committee on Arts Culture Leisure and Recreation, Chairperson of the Council's Animal Welfare Oversight Committee, and a member of the Board of Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane; Councillor Heney was previously Cathaoirleach of the Council's Strategic Policy Committee on Economic Development, Enterprise and International Relations.
Dr Tara Shine (Moderator)
Director of Change by Degrees, Specialist in climate change, environment, and development issues
Dr Tara Shine spent 20 years as an international climate change negotiator and adviser to governments and world leaders on environmental policy. She was Special Adviser to the Mary Robinson Foundation-Climate Justice and The Elders before setting up Change by Degrees. Tara is Chair of the Board of the International Institute of Environment and Development (IIED) and a member of faculty and lead facilitator for the visibility stream of Homeward Bound, a global leadership programme for women in science. She is co-facilitator of the Structured Expert Dialogue (SED) of the 2nd Periodic Review under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, a process to monitor progress and enhance delivery on Paris Agreement goals.
Tara is a science communicator and TV presenter (BBC, RTE, Channel 4) and author of 'How to Save Your Planet One Object At A Time' published in April 2020 by Simon and Schuster. She presented the prestigious 2020 Royal Institution Christmas Lecture which aired on BBC4 in December.
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The celebrated but often elusive jazz singer Helen Merrill recently made her first New York appearance in two years at the Carlos 1 supper club in Greenwich Village. The critics heaped on the superlatives, and the week was so successful that Miss Merrill has been booked for a two-week run at the club starting April 15. And Polygram Special Imports is releasing ''The Complete Helen Merrill on Mercury.'' This four-record boxed set of her 1950's recordings was compiled and recently released in Japan, where her following is much larger than the circle of jazz aficionados. The four disks capture some of the most musicianly and emotionally compelling singing in modern jazz. ''Put it all together and I seem to be making some sort of comeback,'' Miss Merrill said recently, with some amusement.
Helen Merrill is creating a stir, which the release of the Mercury set can only intensify. People are asking, who is this Helen Merrill? Why did she suddenly drop out of sight after becoming one of the most popular and critically acclaimed jazz singers of the 50's?
Miss Merrill's way with a song can also be deeply affecting. And she never seems to sing a song the same way twice. During her Carlos 1 engagement, two sets, with most of the songs repeated twice, showed a remarkable sensitivity to melodic contour and mood. ''Every set I've ever heard her do, she started every song on a different note,'' said her new manager, George Avakian, formerly a leading jazz producer for Columbia and RCA and a manager who built the careers of artists such as Keith Jarrett and Charles Lloyd.
Miss Merrill's Mercury albums have long been collector's items, highly priced and almost impossible to find. The vocal performances certainly put Miss Merrill in a league with Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald and other top-rank modern-jazz vocalists, and she had an unerring ear for talent in her choice of arrangers and accompanists.
These days, Mr. Avakian buys and races thoroughbred horses, having dropped out of music a number of years ago. ''But when Helen came to me, I couldn't resist,'' he said. | {
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In previous years the sale has SOLD OUT in less than half the time it was available! AND this is the BEST sale to date! I'm so excited to be debuting a new product with this sale.
I can't give away all the details of the sale just yet BUT if you want to have first dibs on the TEN openings for Black Friday, fill out the form below to be added to the email list and comment on the blog!
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Converting S Corp to LLC in California
Before making the leap, consider the pros and cons of doing business as an LLC in California, as well as the costs associated with making this change.3 min read
If you are considering converting S Corp to LLC in California, it's important to do your research. Before making the leap, consider the advantages and disadvantages of doing business as an LLC in California, as well as the costs associated with making this change.
Most businesses decide to convert from a corporation to an LLC in order to avoid the double tax that corporations may face. Both S corporations and LLCs enjoy the benefits of limited liability. S corporations also benefit by avoiding the double tax typically associated with other types of corporations. If S corporations are not double-taxed, then why would a company consider using an LLC structure?
LLCs offer the following advantages:
LLCs are easier to set up.
LLCs do not have as many formalities that a corporation has.
LLCs have more flexible tax options.
LLCs do not have to maintain a board of directors, nor are they responsible for keeping minutes.
LLCs can be member-managed.
Membership interests in LLCs are shielded from creditors. This means that a creditor cannot obtain a member's interests. This can be a major benefit to companies that have valuable assets or may be liquidated in the near future.
In a corporation, as assets accumulate and depreciation continues, the tax on the asset will increase. When this occurs, the company will pay the increased tax when liquidation occurs. You may also wish to convert an S corporation to an LLC for tax reasons if you want to liquidate the business when liquidation costs would be lower.
Another reason for converting an S corporation would be if there is a plan to bring in outside investors. If the new investor is foreign, this will cause a termination of the S corporation tax status, and the company would start to be taxed at the normal corporate rate. An LLC provides for much more flexibility in terms of ownership.
State Law Regarding Conversion
When converting from an S corporation to an LLC, the process that must be followed will vary from state to state. In many states, the procedure is as simple as filing a form with your secretary of state's office.
But not all states offer this simplified conversion procedure. In these states, you must first form the LLC and then merge the S corporation into it. Such a transaction that can be quite complex.
Alternatives to Converting to an LLC
In states where the process of conversion is more complicated and the shareholders wish to avoid the legal expenses that they may encounter with a merger, there is always the option of liquidating the S corporation and transferring its assets to the various shareholders. Then the shareholders can, in turn, use these assets to make contributions to the new LLC.
How to Convert to an LLC
Converting to an LLC is not always straightforward due to the fact that the shareholders may be responsible for paying tax on the liquidation of the corporation. There are some important things that need to be considered before the conversion can take place:
The conversion should be authorized by a resolution passed by the shareholders.
Most states require a unanimous vote of the shareholders before the conversion can occur.
Once conversion has been authorized, a certificate of conversion must be filed with the state authorities or a merger needs to take place
The S corporation and its assets are liquidated and go to the newly formed LLC.
Outright liquidation causes the corporation to be subject to capital gains tax.
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S corporations only have to pay tax at one level.
Be careful when contributing shares of stock from an S corporation to an LLC. Since an LLC is not considered to be an eligible shareholder of an S corporation, contributing stock to the LLC causes the S corporation election to be considered terminated.
The company will have short S and C years unless its assets are liquidated on the same day as conversion.
If you need help with converting S corp to LLC in California, you can post your legal need on UpCounsel's marketplace. UpCounsel accepts only the top 5 percent of lawyers to its site. Lawyers on UpCounsel come from law schools such as Harvard Law and Yale Law and average 14 years of legal experience, including work with or on behalf of companies like Google, Menlo Ventures, and Airbnb.
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Converting LLC to C Corp
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Reece Shearsmith: 'We live in terror of people accusing us of doing the same thing twice!'
By Michelle Briant
TV&Satellite Week (opens in new tab) (BBC2, Thursday) caught up with Steve Pemberton (opens in new tab) and Reece Shearsmith (opens in new tab) as they proudly present more twisted tales in a second ingenious series of Inside No 9...
What inspired you both to write your latest venture?
Reece: "Things like Armchair Thriller and Tales of the Unexpected. That as well as seeing the late-night Hammer films. It's uncanny that we have the same reference points and that's fed into our work. We try to write and make that sort of telly that stays with you and makes you sit up. It's not something that is going to wash over you – we require your attention."
Jack Whitehall makes a guest appearance in the first episode, we hear he had a bit of a problem on the first day of filming?
Steve: " The first episode is set on a tiny room of a train and one of the producers spent the whole shoot shaking it manfully for a week to replicate the shaking of a train. Unfortunately Jack Whitehall got travel-sick and he threw up on the first day of the shoot! He made excuses for himself and shot off to the bathroom, before returning with an embarrassed look on his face. It was quite funny."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2J-8s1MAOM
Sheridan Smith stars in an episode later in the series as well..
Steve: "Yes she does and she's excellent. I bumped into her on Mr Stink and she told me she'd love to be involved so when we wrote that episode we thought she'd be perfect. We were actually responsible for her not being able to pick up her award at the National TV Awards earier this year because she was filming with us. We did release her with plenty of time to go and she got ready and left, but she never made it. She told us the traffic was terrible!"
Were you ever tempted to write another silent episode?
Reece: "No, not really because if we had I think some people would have said: ' Oh they can't think of anything else to do, they're just repeating themselves.' We live in terror of people accusing us of doing the same thing twice, so we always try and think of new things!"
As well as writing and appearing in every episode, you're also behind the camera for a couple in the new run. How was that?
Reece: "One of them is set at a grandma's 79th birthday party. It's almost farce-like, which was enjoyable but a lot of work. The other was the call centre episode, which is shot on CCTV cameras and we don't cut away from the shot, so that meant shooting long scenes that we couldn't edit. They had to be perfect takes – one fluff and you can't use it."
You first met as students and are still going strong as writing partners. What's your secret?
Reece: "I'm always inspired by Steve and he makes me raise my game. It's a privilege to work with him and I'm beyond the point of thinking he's better than me. What's good is that I'm still alongside him, working together. He's a great technician and he's got a real instinct for the beats in the script. It's a joy to still be getting on and I think it's got easier really. The writing is more enjoyable now – not like pulling teeth."
Steve: "Reece is… punctual and competent! No, Reece cracks me up and we just cry laughing. He's a very instinctive actor and brilliantly funny, whereas I'm probably a little more analytical. The result is a great combination to have in terms of putting these things together."
Michelle Briant
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In the reporting week, foreign currency assets, a major component of overall reserves, fell by $1.426 billion to $367.350 billion, as per the RBI data.
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'Destiny 2' PC Beta Scheduled For Aug. 28, Here's What You'll Need To Play
The beta period for Destiny 2 on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 ended earlier this week, and next month the beta will be available to PC players. Bungie announced today that this beta period will commence on Monday, August 28.
That date is for those who pre-ordered the game. If you didn't pre-order Destiny 2 on PC, you can still join in on the fun a day later, on August 29. The beta ends on August 31, but if the console beta is any indication, Bungie might extend the testing period.
In order to get PC players prepared for the beta, Bungie released a short list of minimum and recommended specs for the game. The studio only makes mention of CPU, GPU, and RAM requirements, so there are no specifics yet on the game's storage needs. Keep in mind that these requirements are for the beta, and they could change again prior to the final release.
Destiny 2 PC Beta
Intel Core i3-3250 (Ivy Bridge, 3.5 GHz)
AMD FX-4350 (Vishera, 4.2 GHz)
Intel Core i5-2400 (Sandy Bridge, 3.1 GHz)
AMD Ryzen R5 1600X (Summit Ridge, 3.6 GHz)
If you're planning to upgrade your PC between now and the beta, Bungie also has a separate list of specs, which it says "runs the game well." In addition, it also published the system specs it used to show off Destiny 2 on PC at major events. The list below specifies Intel- and Nvidia-based products only, but you can check out our hierarchy pages for the AMD equivalents on processors andgraphics cards.
Destiny 2 PC Available Hardware
Event Build
Intel Pentium G4560 (Kaby Lake, 3.5 GHz) Intel Core i5-7400 (Kaby Lake, 3.0 GHz) Intel Core i7-7700K (Kaby Lake, 4.20 GHz)
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti
After the PC beta ends, Bungie will release the game on consoles the following week—September 6, to be exact—but PC players can't play the game again until October 24. For more information about the game, you can check out our lengthy piece from May on the Destiny 2 livestream reveal event.
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ITER Physics
Additional schemes
Medium-Sized Tokamaks
Wendelstein 7-X
Linear Devices & WEST
Fusion on the Sun
Fusion On Earth
Fusion Conditions
Fusion vs Fission
History of Fusion
Beyond Fusion
Top Twenty FAQ
How are alpha particles produced and how dangerous are they?
How are alpha particles produced? Are they dangerous?
An alpha particle is produced by the alpha decay of a radioactive nucleus. Because the nucleus is unstable a piece of it is ejected, allowing the nucleus to reach a more stable state.
The piece that is ejected is the alpha particle, which is made up of a two protons and two neutrons: this is the nucleus of the helium atom. Helium is an inert and harmless gas, so the particles are not dangerous in themselves, it is only because of the high speeds at which they are ejected from the nuclei that make them dangerous. At these high speeds they have enough energy to break bonds in matter or ionise atoms (knock electrons off), which is especially deleterious for living cells.
An interesting thing about alpha particles is that they do not penetrate far through matter (unlike beta or gamma radiation). They are stopped by paper! Therefore an external source of alpha particles ( or alpha radiation as it is called, for historical reasons, even though we now know they are particles) is not a big concern for humans.
Of course the alpha particles, while not penetrating far, deposit their considerable energy in a short distance (i.e.. the piece of paper that stopped them absorbs all the energy). Hence, while our epidermis, the outer layer of our skin, is basically dead cells and so is not damaged by alpha particles, ingesting an alpha emitter, thereby giving it access to our internal organs would be a concern.
In fusion, helium/alpha particles are produced by the fusion reaction, along with neutrons. At JET we use magnetic confinement to contain the fusion reaction – because the helium nuclei are charged, they are confined by the magnetic field and do not escape. At the end of the experiment, when the magnets are turned off, these helium nuclei collide with the walls ( which are thicker than paper!) recombine with some electrons, and return to being ordinary helium gas.
Note that the fusion reaction only continues to happen while the experiment is turned on – if the experiment gets too hot or cold, or gets too little fuel or too much then it stops. It is not like a spontaneously radioactive element (such as Americium-241 or Polonium-210).
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Molded in blue-gray plastic, the parts show sharp if slightly heavy-for-scale engraved panel lines on the deck. Trafalgar-class subs are covered with anechoic (sound-absorbing) tiles designed to reduce the vessel's active and passive sonar signature. They are visible in photos, and the Royal Navy boats often show sections of damaged or missing tiles. Airfix hasn't attempted to replicate these, either in place or missing, but that's not a bad thing it would be easy to overdo them, and they are probably better represented with paint.
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Decals represent depth markers and hatches and provide names of all seven submarines in the class.
Construction is straightforward. I anticipated problems with the two-part lower hull, but the soft plastic responded very well to Tamiya liquid cement and the gap all but disappeared. I opened the holes for the bow planes. Both the bow and stern planes are designed to be movable, but I found the plastic a little flimsy and the fit a little tight, so I glued them in place. The single-piece upper hull attached as cleanly as the lower hull halves, although I used rubber bands to ensure tight joins. A little putty eliminated any trace of the seams in the hull.
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Prime Day deal: This gaming chair is only $59!
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Father encouraged me to apply to the state university, known for liberal policies and much partying by the student body. I was fearful that I wouldn't fit in because of my religious beliefs, but he retold the story of how he had found the Lord while a student there.
I expected that mother, who has home-schooled me, would be against my going there, but she coached me through many drafts of my all-important application essay. We incorporated a plea for favourable consideration into our daily prayers.
When I received the letter of acceptance, I expressed my shock, but mother said it was an indication of the power of prayer, a lesson to take to college. I had to agree. I could only describe this as a miracle.
I discovered upon arriving at the dorm that another prayer had been answered. My roommate, Jared, was a minister's son, and his conviction was more developed than mine.
After unpacking and arranging, we booted up our computers and in no time were on the dorm's website. We were invited to an informal gathering in the dorm's lounge, an opportunity to find others who shared our interests.
I said that was a great idea.
We discovered that activities were well under way. Groups of students clustered throughout the large room, including one group watching a baseball game on the large-screen TV in one corner. Jared suggested that we split up and move among the clusters, inviting people to join our prayer circle.
Although I have difficulty meeting new people, I did as instructed. Jared soon signalled me to return.
I held his hand as instructed, bowed my head, and closed my eyes. Jared began by acknowledging the Lord in all his wisdom and prayed for the souls of our dorm mates. My fear about being jeered at, or worse, never materialised, but no one took hold of my free hand. Even though I thought Jared's voice was certainly carrying through the room, the ambient noise level stayed constant.
I opened my eyes to see if my ears were deceiving me. It was true. Nobody was paying attention to us. I took my time to scan the room and saw a circle of girls in another corner of the lounge engaged in some kind of communal ritual. I was shocked to see that one of the girls wore only a brightly coloured sash around her waist. I stared more closely and saw that the girl was clothed, barely, in a flesh-coloured leotard.
I would have, except I kept my eyes open, and those girls overtook my senses. They bent over backwards, held the pose for a provocatively long time, and then bent forward. There was definite coordination in their actions, but I couldn't tell who was in charge. I only knew that they were very limber, dressed in revealing clothing, and attractive, especially the girl with the colourful sash at her waist.
Jared again prayed for the salvation of the room's occupants, which prompted an overweight boy with long, stringy hair to shout that Jared was repeating himself. He said amen, and we stopped holding hands. The boy clapped. Jared looked at me for support. I hope I gave it to him by standing there. I couldn't think of a thing to say.
A few days later I followed a group of girls from my dorm. The weather was very warm, and they were all wearing shorts, some quite revealing, and tops that bared too much skin. Mother would not approve. As we made our way across campus, girls split off to go into buildings, until there was just one girl in front of me. She waited as I approached. I realised it was the girl with the colourful sash.
"No, just born." She giggled. "I'm Emily." She offered her hand.
We walked together the rest of the way and took seats in the front row of the large auditorium. I tried to think of something to say but was overwhelmed that Emily's top afforded a view of the gap between her breasts. The instructor entered, welcomed us, outlined his expectations, and asked if we had any questions. I immediately raised my hand.
Although the instructor's equation of the Gospels with a biology textbook struck me to the core, I was equally shocked that this beautiful girl had stuck up for me. Later in the class, we were assigned to the same lab team and started studying together.
I discovered that Emily had a commitment to many liberal causes and was particularly passionate about humans causing global warming and its impact on the Earth. When I told her that this was all God's plan and, therefore, shouldn't be a concern, she vigorously disputed, eyes ablaze, barely containing tears, I thought. Later that night I asked God for guidance on how to argue His supremacy and went to bed wanting. I soon discovered that our biology lecturer shared Emily's passion.
She also played piano, would discuss scripture, which she knew very little about, and could easily amuse me. The more we studied and laughed together, the more I was aware of turmoil inside me. When I was with her, that was where I wanted to be. When I was away from her, she was all I thought about. When I saw her with another boy my thoughts turned to rage. I also desired to see more of her than she'd already displayed in her usual, casual dress.
Jared met a girl from China, an exchange student. He was determined to convert her to Christianity, but that was overcome by the desire to get her to like him. In matters of romance, though, Jared was useless. He attended an all-boys Christian academy, so he had as much experience with girls as me. We decided to incorporate a plea for guidance towards girls, or women, as Emily has insisted that I call her and other girls, into our nightly prayers.
I thought of discussing the Emily situation with father. He was a man, after all, and had courted mother, but he told me in an earnest conversation a few years ago that birds mated with bees, which didn't correspond to what I've learned in biology class.
Jared asked his father for advice, which was to take many cold showers and wear tight underwear. Good advice, probably, but we were still in the dark as to how to initiate a conversation about romance with our intendeds.
I worried that Emily was tiring of me. I sensed impatience whenever we were together, and she no longer caressed my arm if we touched in greeting.
One night Jared said the lack of divine guidance was a sign that we should stop praying for this; the bodily urges we felt were the work of the devil. I feared that he might be correct.
The clear voice of the Lord spoke to me: Ask Emily to pray with you.
It was the first time He had spoken to me at the university. I told Jared what had just happened, and we fell to our knees to give thanks. After my hands stopped shaking I texted Emily, asking if she would meet me in the lounge. It was nearly midnight, but she replied right away that she would.
I ran down the stairs. To my great relief, few people occupied the room. As I waited I sensed that I should've gone to the bathroom. When she entered with her usual big smile, my voice deserted me, and I squawked out unintelligible syllables in greeting. Her smile widened, which further addled my senses.
Her beautiful blue eyes. She leaned towards me and puckered her lips. Closer. Time in slow motion. My first kiss.
My knees gave out, but I settled onto a sofa, miraculously behind me. She sat beside me. Electricity raced through me, and sweat poured out of every duct. I apologised and took out my handkerchief to mop the flow. Among many other thoughts, I wondered if I was crying.
"I'm not sure what comes next," I admitted.
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ALEJANDRO CAMPOS, Plaintiff, v. NANCY A. BERRYHILL, Acting Commissioner of the Social Security Administration, Defendant.
THIS MATTER is before the Court upon Plaintiff Alejandro Campos's ("Plaintiff's") Motion to Reverse or Remand ("Motion"). ECF No. 16. The Motion is fully briefed. See ECF Nos. 17 (Commissioner's Response), 20 (Plaintiff's Reply). Having meticulously reviewed the entire record and the parties' briefing, the Court concludes that the Administrative Law Judge's ("ALJ's") ruling should be AFFIRMED. Therefore, and for the reasons articulated below, the Court will DENY the Motion.
Plaintiff was born November 24, 1975. Administrative Record ("AR") 71. He graduated from high school and completed four years of college. AR 39. He worked as a professional skier, chef, kitchen manager, and tugboat deck hand. AR 26, 39-44. In May 2013, Plaintiff applied for Disability Insurance Benefits and Supplemental Security Income with the Social Security Administration ("SSA"), claiming he suffered from a disabling condition that began on January 1, 2011. AR 238-43. Assisted by counsel, Plaintiff claimed that his disability resulted from following impairments: hepatitis C; sarcoidosis; lymphoma; acute pancreatitis; problems with his right shoulder, arm, wrist, hand, and knee and with his left foot; a lumbar spine fracture, depression, and a brain injury. AR 238, 272-73.
In December 2013, the SSA denied Plaintiff's claim, concluding that he had the capacity to "sustain work activity with a light exertional level" and that "[n]o evidence of mental impairment" existed. AR 74, 87. Regarding Plaintiff's physical functioning, State agency physician Colleen Ryan, M.D. noted that the severity of symptoms alleged by Plaintiff "appear[ed] inconsistent with reports of continued participation in extreme biking and other sports." AR 81, 93-94 (referring to "10/23/13 cancer center note addendum," which stated Plaintiff "still continue[d] to participate in extreme sports, had a few injuries from biking accidents from the extreme sports in Colorado; otherwise has maintained fairly good functionality"). After reviewing the record, Dr. Ryan concluded that Plaintiff could perform light exertional work. AR 77-81, 90-94; see also 20 C.F.R. § 404.1567(b) (defining "light work").
Regarding Plaintiff's mental functioning, State agency psychiatrist Thomas VanHoose, Ph.D., observed that, in the preceding two years, Plaintiff "ha[d] seen his TS [treating source] multiple times and [made] no complaints of mental impairment or deficits." AR 76, 89. After reviewing the record, Dr. VanHoose concluded that "given the overall evidence, [Plaintiff] is not credible in regards to mental impairment and no further development is warranted." AR 75-76, 88-89.
In April 2014, upon Plaintiff's request for reconsideration, the SSA again denied his claims. AR 135, 137, 143. Regarding Plaintiff's physical functioning, State agency physician Kenneth Glass, M.D., reviewed all of the evidence on file and stated, "[b]ased on the totality of the evidence in file the prior medical analysis was correct. The new evidence presented at recon[sideration] levels does not constitute a bas[is] to add any new physical limitations; therefore, the original analysis is hereby affirmed as written." AR 104; see also AR 110, 117, 124.
Regarding Plaintiff's mental functioning, State agency psychiatrist Suzanne Castro, PsyD., also reviewed all of the evidence and affirmed the previous analysis, concluding that Plaintiff did not allege "any changes, worsening, or new conditions [nor] sought mental health treatment since the initial level of the claim." AR 105, 119.
Plaintiff then requested a hearing, which was held before ALJ Eric Weiss in Albuquerque in May 2016. AR 17. Assisted at this stage by a non-attorney representative, Plaintiff testified at the hearing, as did Cornelius J. Ford, an impartial vocational expert. AR 35-59. In July 2016, "after careful consideration of all of the evidence," the ALJ concluded that Plaintiff had not been under a disability within the meaning of the Social Security Act. AR 17.
A brief hearing was also held in March 2016, during which the ALJ granted Plaintiff additional time to obtain a representative and also assisted Plaintiff with obtaining pertinent medical records from various providers. AR 60-70.
A more in-depth discussion of the ALJ's decision appears in Section IV, infra.
Plaintiff sought relief with the SSA's Appeals Council. In September 2017, the Appeals Council found, among other things, no abuse of discretion by the ALJ, no error of law, and no lack of substantial evidence. AR 1. It therefore denied Plaintiff's request to review the ALJ's decision and affirmed that decision as the Commissioner's final decision. Id.
Plaintiff then timely filed suit in October 2017, asking this Court to reverse the decision of the Commissioner or to remand the case for a rehearing. ECF No. 1; Pl.'s Mot. 11-15.
Plaintiff asserts three grounds for relief. First, in a five-page questionnaire completed one week before the ALJ hearing in May 2016, a physician assistant rated Plaintiff's mental capacities to do work and, among other things, rated Plaintiff as not meeting "competitive standards" in several areas. Plaintiff claims that the ALJ was required to more thoroughly discuss—and give greater weight to—the opinion of this physician assistant as expressed in this questionnaire. Pl.'s Mot. 11-12. Plaintiff's second contention focuses on additional medical treatment records, primarily documenting his subjective assessments of pain on various outpatient visits, which were created after the written opinions of two state agency physicians. AR 383, 1296-1328. Plaintiff argues that, in light of these additional records, the ALJ gave too much weight to the opinions of these state agency physician and did so without an adequate explanation. Id. at 13. Third, Plaintiff cites to a typographical error in the ALJ's decision and claims that the ALJ failed to perform a proper "function-by-function assessment" by not considering whether Plaintiff had a limited ability to sit. Id. at 13-14.
The contents of this questionnaire are more thoroughly described in Section IV(B)(2) infra.
These records are described in more detail in Section V(B), infra.
As discussed in Section V(C), infra, the ALJ inadvertently omitted the word "six" when he wrote that Plaintiff could "sit for [sic] hours per eight-hour workday with normal breaks." AR 22.
A court's review is limited to the Commissioner's final decision, 42 U.S.C. § 405(g) (2012), which generally is the ALJ's decision, not the Appeals Council's denial of review. 20 C.F.R. § 404.981 (2018); O'Dell v. Shalala, 44 F.3d 855, 858 (10th Cir. 1994).
In determining whether the correct legal standards were applied, the Court reviews "whether the ALJ followed the specific rules of law that must be followed in weighing particular types of evidence in disability cases." Lax v. Astrue, 489 F.3d 1080, 1084 (10th Cir. 2007). The Court may reverse and remand if the ALJ failed "to apply the correct legal standards, or to show . . . that she has done so." Winfrey v. Chater, 92 F.3d 1017, 1019 (10th Cir. 1996).
The factual findings are conclusive "if supported by substantial evidence." 42 U.S.C. § 405(g). "Substantial evidence is such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion." Langley v. Barnhart, 373 F.3d 1116, 1118 (10th Cir. 2004); Hamlin v. Barnhart, 365 F.3d 1208, 1214 (10th Cir. 2004); Doyal v. Barnhart, 331 F.3d 758, 760 (10th Cir. 2003). Substantial evidence does not require a preponderance of the evidence. See Lax, 489 F.3d at 1084 (citing Zoltanski v. F.A.A., 372 F.3d 1195, 1200 (10th Cir. 2004)). Furthermore, a court is to "review only the sufficiency of the evidence, not its weight[.]" Oldham v. Astrue, 509 F.3d 1254, 1257 (10th Cir. 2007) (emphasis in original). An ALJ's decision "is not based on substantial evidence if it is overwhelmed by other evidence in the record or if there is a mere scintilla of evidence supporting it." Langley, 373 F.3d at 1118; Hamlin, 365 F.3d at 1214. A court should meticulously review the entire record but should neither "reweigh the evidence nor substitute [its] judgment for that of the agency." Langley, 373 F.3d at 1118 (quoting Casias v. Sec'y of Health & Human Servs., 933 F.2d 799, 800 (10th Cir. 1991)); Hamlin, 365 F.3d at 1214.
Ultimately, if the correct legal standards were applied and substantial evidence supports the ALJ's findings, the Commissioner's decision stands and Plaintiff is not entitled to relief. Langley, 373 F.3d at 1118; Hamlin, 365 F.3d at 1214, Doyal, 331 F.3d at 760.
To qualify for disability benefits, a claimant must establish that he or she is unable "to engage in any substantial gainful activity by reason of any medically determinable physical or mental impairment which can be expected to result in death or which has lasted or can be expected to last for a continuous period of not less than 12 months." 42 U.S.C. § 423(d)(1)(A); 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1505(a), 416.905(a).
The SSA has devised a five-step sequential evaluation process to determine disability. See 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(a)(4), 416.920(a)(4) (2018); Barnhart v. Thomas, 540 U.S. 20, 24-25 (2003). The claimant bears the burden of proof at steps one through four. See Bowen v. Yuckert, 482 U.S. 137, 146 (1987); Grogan v. Barnhart, 399 F.3d 1257 (10th Cir. 2005); Williams v. Bowen, 844 F.2d 748, 750-51 (10th Cir. 1988). In the first four steps, the claimant must show (1) that "he is not presently engaged in substantial gainful activity;" (2) that "he has a medically severe impairment or combination of impairments," (3) that the impairment is equivalent to a listed impairment; and (4) that "the impairment or combination of impairments prevents him from performing his past work." Williams, 844 F.2d at 750-51; Grogan, 399 F.3d at 1261.
If the claimant can show that he has a listed impairment, he will be found to be disabled and no further steps will be analyzed. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(a)(4)(i-iv), 416.920(a)(4)(i-iv). Otherwise, if no listed impairment can be shown, the analysis moves on to step four. Id.
If the claimant meets these burdens, the burden of proof then shifts to the Commissioner to show that the claimant retains sufficient "residual functional capacity" ("RFC") "to perform other work in the national economy in view of his age, education, and work experience." Yuckert, 482 U.S. at 142, 146, n5.
In his July 2016 written decision, the ALJ noted that he carefully considered "all of the evidence" and "the entire record" before him. AR 17, 19. In his "Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law," the ALJ discussed the evidence and opinions that led to his decision. AR 17, 19-27.
Before beginning his analysis, the ALJ noted that Plaintiff only had sufficient quarters of insurance coverage to remain insured through December 31, 2013, and that Plaintiff would thus have to establish that a disability existed on or before that date to be entitled to benefits. AR 17. However, the ALJ ultimately found that Plaintiff was not under a disability from January 1, 2011, through the date of the ALJ's decision on July 6, 2016. Id.
At step one, the ALJ found that Plaintiff had not engaged in "substantial gainful activity" since January 1, 2011, the alleged onset date of his disability. AR 19. At step two, the ALJ found that Plaintiff had the following severe impairments: "gastroesophagheal reflux disease (GERD) status post-laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication (on February 12, 2014); sarcoidosis; right knee status post-anterior ligament reconstruction; osteoarthritis; obstructive sleep apnea and insomnia; chronic pain syndrome; depression; and anxiety." AR 19. The ALJ also found that Plaintiff's "hepatitis C, obesity, hypertension, and traumatic brain injury" were not severe in nature and explained his findings with appropriate references to the record. AR 20.
The ALJ also cited to evidence showing that the medical tests associated with Plaintiff's hepatitis C showed, among other things, normal liver contours; that Plaintiff's body mass index varied between 34.0 and 34.46 and that he was able to walk independently; that Plaintiff's hypertension was stable with prescribed medication; that Plaintiff's pancreatitis symptoms were improved and resolving through diet; and that the only evidence of traumatic brain injury were Plaintiff's subjective statements about such a diagnosis. Id.
At step three, the ALJ found no impairment or combination thereof satisfied the criteria of a listed impairment, and he discussed the relevant evidence in explaining his finding. AR 20-22.
But cf. Winfrey v. Chater, 92 F.3d 1017, 1023 (describing the RFC determination as technically the first part of step four).
[Plaintiff] is able to lift twenty pounds occasionally and lift and carry ten pounds frequently. He is able to push and pull twenty pounds occasionally and push and pull ten pounds frequently. [Plaintiff] is able to walk and stand for six hours per eight-hour workday and sit for [sic] hours per eight-hour workday with normal breaks. He is able to occasionally climb ramps, stairs, but never ladders, ropes and scaffolds. [Plaintiff] is able to occasionally balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, and crawl. He is able to frequently reach with the dominant right upper extremity. [Plaintiff] must avoid more than occasional exposure to extreme cold, unprotected heights, dangerous moving machinery, and respiratory irritants such as dust, fumes, odors and gases.
He is able to understand, remember and carry out simple instructions and make commensurate work related decisions and adjust to routine changes in the work setting. [Plaintiff] is able to frequently interact with supervisors, co-workers and the public. He is able to maintain concentration, persistence and pace for two hours at a time during the workday with normal breaks.
Id. In making these findings, the ALJ affirmed that he considered "all the symptoms and the extent to which these symptoms can reasonably be accepted as consistent with the objective medical evidence and other evidence" and the "the opinion evidence" according the regulation's requirements. Id. Furthermore, the ALJ found that Plaintiff's "medically determinable" impairments could likely cause the symptoms that he was alleging. Id. at 23. However, the ALJ also found that "the claimant's statements concerning the intensity, persistence and limiting effects of these symptoms are not entirely consistent with the medical evidence and other evidence in the record." Id. (emphasis added). As set forth in more detail below, the ALJ explained the reasoning behind his RFC findings. AR 23-26.
In explaining his findings, the ALJ cited frequently to Plaintiff's physical activity, particularly Plaintiff's participation in extreme sports during the period in which the alleged disability existed. AR 23-24. The ALJ observed that, in October 2012, Plaintiff saw medical providers, complaining of left knee pain following a bicycle accident. AR 23. A month prior to that, Plaintiff had also sought medical help for left knee pain after a fall. Id. (also noting x-ray indicated unremarkable left knee). The ALJ also referenced a medical record from December 2012 that referred to Plaintiff as an "active skier and outdoorsman." AR 24. Furthermore, during December 2012, Plaintiff had asked to be fitted for a custom knee brace that would not interfere with his ski boots, as he was travelling to Utah for one month and wanted something to wear for telemark skiing. AR 24, 535-37, 535 (containing note by provider, stating "[d]ue to the high impact nature of this [patient's] activities a heavy duty [knee brace/orthosis] is indicated").
The ALJ also observed that in November 2012, Plaintiff "related that he was an extreme sportsman, and would leap from eighty-foot high cliffs, crash a few times, and that his injuries were causing him pain." AR 24. In August 2013, Plaintiff had his left arm examined following a bicycle accident. Id. The ALJ also cited to another medical record from February 2014 where Plaintiff stated that, although he gained twenty pounds, he "trie[d] to keep active in extreme sports, such as biking to the point that he injured his left arm." Id.
The ALJ also discussed Plaintiff's medical history and evidence of his other physical symptoms, including those associated with pancreatitis, sarcoidosis (an inflammatory disease that affects multiple organs, but mostly the lungs and lymph glands), and GERD. AR 23-24. The ALJ also cited to evidence showing that Plaintiff participated in suboxone therapy and a narcotics anonymous group; that his pancreatitis was due to alcohol consumption; and that after his "Nissen fundoplication" procedure to treat his GERD, he was told to follow certain diet instructions and follow-up with a specific physician if there were any complications. AR 23-24.
In making his findings related to Plaintiff's physician capacities, the ALJ also gave significant weight to the opinion of an orthopedic physician, Robert Schenk, M.D., who performed surgery on the Plaintiff's knee in July 2010 and treated Plaintiff until November 2012. AR 679-89. Dr. Schenk opined in November 2012 that Plaintiff's right knee was sound and had good alignment and an excellent range of motion. AR 24-25, 682-83. The ALJ found Dr. Schenk's opinion to be consistent with the weight of the evidence. AR 25. The ALJ also gave significant weight to the medical opinions of two state agency physicians, Drs. Ryan and Glass, who reviewed Plaintiff's file and concluded, among other things, that he could "occasionally lift twenty pounds and ten pounds frequently; sit and/or walk about six hours in eight-hour workday; frequently climb ramps, stairs, balance, and stoop; and occasionally climb ladders ropes, and scaffolds, crouch, and crawl." AR 25.
Two state agency psychiatrists, Drs. VanHoose and Castro, concluded during their reviews of the record in December 2013 and April 2014, respectively, that Plaintiff did not have any "medically determinable" mental impairments in the preceding two years. AR 75-76, 88-89, 104-05, 118-19. Nevertheless, the ALJ concluded that Plaintiff's alleged depression and anxiety qualified as severe under step two. AR 19.
In further analyzing Plaintiff's psychiatric impairments, the ALJ found that he had mild difficulties in social functioning. AR 21. The ALJ observed that Plaintiff spent time with his family, was able to shop for groceries, and had social anxiety symptoms but refused to take antidepressant psychotropic medications. Id. The ALJ found that Plaintiff had only moderate difficulty with concentration, persistence, or pace and was able to "pay bills, count change, and use a checkbook." Id.
The ALJ cited a finding by physician assistant Samantha Shannon ("PA Shannon") that Plaintiff had "linear, organized, and goal direct thought" and had "fair" concentration, insight, and judgment. AR 21, 1245; see also AR 1240 (Plaintiff stating that his "medications are alright" and "I think they're doing their job" and Plaintiff denying, among other things, increased depression and anxiety symptoms).
On May 17, 2016, one week before Plaintiff's final hearing before the ALJ, PA Shannon completed a five-page "Mental Residual Functional Capacity Questionnaire." AR 1449-53. This questionnaire instructed PA Shannon to give her assessment on various disability claim-related issues, including Plaintiff's mental capacities to do various tasks associated with unskilled, semiskilled, and skilled work, as well as her assessment on whether he was malingering and whether and how much work Plaintiff might have to miss due to his condition. AR 1451-53. PA Shannon, who saw Plaintiff several times over a five-month period, endorsed various limitations that would preclude Plaintiff from working. AR 1451-53.
Plaintiff actually had an initial hearing with the ALJ on March 28, 2016, during which the ALJ granted Plaintiff additional time to obtain a representative and also assisted Plaintiff with obtaining pertinent medical records from various providers. AR 60-70. Plaintiff had the second hearing with the ALJ on May 24, 2016. AR 35.
Regarding Plaintiff's abilities to work, she rated Plaintiff as not meeting "competitive standards" in the following four (out of sixteen) listed mental abilities associated with unskilled work: maintaining regular attendance and being punctual, sustaining a normal routine without special supervision, completing a normal workday and workweek without interruptions from psychologically-based symptoms, and performing at a consistent pace without unreasonable number and length of rest periods. AR 1451. She concluded that, with varying degrees of success, Plaintiff was able to perform the remaining twelve listed abilities associated with unskilled work. Id. She similarly rated Plaintiff's mental abilities to do semiskilled and skilled work and other jobs. AR 1452. She also answered whether Plaintiff had a low IQ (no), whether his psychiatric condition exacerbates any of his physical symptoms (no), how often his mental impairments or treatments would cause him to miss work (more than four days per month), whether these impairments would last more than one year (yes), whether Plaintiff was a malingerer (no), and whether these impairments were consistent with the symptoms and limitations she described on the questionnaire (yes). AR 1452-53. In this questionnaire, PA Shannon affirmed that she had treated Plaintiff for depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. AR 1449. She also classified Plaintiff's mood as "dysthymic" (persistently mildly depressed) and anxious; his memory as impaired; and his concentration, insight, and judgment as "fair to poor." Id.
effective in managing his diagnosed moderate recurrent major depression and PTSD (Ex. 13F/12).
With regard to the opinion evidence concerning [Plaintiff's] psychiatric impairments, on May 17, 2016, Ms. Shannon signed a mental residual functional capacity assessment which concluded [Plaintiff] held [sic] difficulty with memory and attention, secondary to a previous TBI (Ex. 15F/3). However, on March 3, 206 [sic], Ms. Shannon observed the claimant stated that his psychotropic medications helped to effectively manage his psychiatric symptoms, and during the mental status examination, his thought was linear, organized and goal directed (Ex. 13F/10, 11). Accordingly, I find that the aforementioned conclusion of Ms. Shannon is not consistent with the weight of the evidence, and that Ms. Shannon is not an acceptable medical source, and I give it little weight. I note that Ms. Shannon's limitation of the claimant to simple work, i.e. asking simple questions and asking assistance is consistent with the weight of the weight of the [sic] evidence, and give it partial weight.
In finding that Plaintiff had the sufficient RFC, both physically and psychologically, to perform light work, the ALJ emphasized that such a finding was based on "careful consideration of the entire record." AR 22.
At step four, given the RFC described above, the ALJ found that Plaintiff was unable to perform his past relevant work as a chef, tug boat deck hand, or kitchen manager. AR 26. At step five, however, the ALJ found that Plaintiff was able to successfully adjust "to other work that exists in significant numbers in the national economy," e.g., assembly worker, coupon redemption clerk, or mail clerk. AR 27. Consequently, the ALJ concluded that Plaintiff "has not been under a disability, as defined in the Social Security Act, from January 1, 2011, through the date of the [ALJ's] decision," July 6, 2016. Id.
Plaintiff asserts that the ALJ erred in weighing PA Shannon's opinion and that the ALJ's RFC conclusions regarding Plaintiff's mental capacities were therefore flawed. Pl.'s Mot. 11-12. Plaintiff asserts that the ALJ should have given greater weight to PA Shannon's opinion because (1) as part of her treatment, she had Plaintiff complete a PHQ-9 depression screen questionnaire, and (2) she was the only medical professional who both treated Plaintiff and also opined about his mental abilities. Id. 11-12.
Plaintiff also claims that, in discussing PA Shannon's opinion, the ALJ was required to (1) more thoroughly discuss the six factors from 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(c) for weighing medical opinions and (2) discuss additional portions of PA Shannon's opinion from the "Mental Residual Functional Capacity Questionnaire" that she completed in May 2016. Id. at 11-12.
The SSA's regulations distinguish between "acceptable medical sources," such as physicians and psychologists, and non-acceptable medical sources, such as physician assistants. See 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1502(a), 416.902(a); Social Security Ruling (SSR) 06-03p, 2006 WL 2329939, at *1-5 (SSR 06-03p was in effect at the time of the ALJ's decision. The SSA, however, rescinded this SSR for claims filed after March 26, 2017. Rescission of Social Security Rulings 96-2p, 96-5p, and 06-3p, 82 Fed. Reg. 15263-01 (Mar. 27, 2017)).
allows a claimant or subsequent reviewer to follow the adjudicator's reasoning, when such opinions may have an effect on the outcome of the case.
SSR 06-03p, 2006 WL 2329939, at *15; see also 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(f)(2).
Furthermore, the ALJ must also consider opinions from non-acceptable medical sources using the same six factors for weighing opinions from acceptable medical sources. 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(f)(1). The six factors are (1) the examining relationship, if any, between the medical source and the claimant, (2) the treatment relationship, if any, including its nature, length, and extent and the frequency of examination, (3) the degree to which the medical source presents and explains evidence to support a medical opinion, (4) the consistency of the opinion with the record as a whole, (5) whether the opinion is from a specialist and is about an issue related to the medical source's specialty, and (6) other factors that are brought to the ALJ's attention. 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(c)(1)-(6). The regulation explicitly notes, however, that "not every factor for weighing opinion evidence will apply in every case because the evaluation of an opinion from a medical source who is not an acceptable medical source . . . depends on the particular facts in each case." 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(f)(1).
The Tenth Circuit has clarified that the "ALJ is not required to discuss every piece of evidence." Wall v. Astrue, 561 F.3d 1048, 1067 (10th Cir. 2009) (internal citations and quotations omitted). Instead, the ALJ's decision will generally been found to be adequate if, in addition to discussing evidence that supports his decision, the ALJ discusses "the uncontroverted evidence he chooses not to rely upon, as well as significantly probative evidence he rejects." Clifton v. Chater, 79 F.3d 1007, 1009-10 (10th Cir. 1996); Wall, 561 F.3d at 1067.
Plaintiff argues that the ALJ erred by not giving PA Shannon's opinion great weight, especially because she used the self-administered PHQ-9 depression screening questionnaire to assess Plaintiff and because she was the only provider who both treated Plaintiff and expressed an opinion regarding his mental capacities. Pl.'s Mot. 11-2. But there is no legal authority that requires the ALJ to give a nonacceptable medical source's opinion great weight either because that source was the one source who treated the patient for a particular condition or because that source based his or her opinions on a test such as the PHQ-9. Although certain opinions may be entitled to controlling weight—such as those from an "acceptable medical source" who also has been a "treating source"—PA Shannon's opinion was not. See 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(a)-(c); SR 06-03p, 2006 WL 2329939, at *2.
Instead, the law required the ALJ to consider the opinion of PA Shannon, using the six factors in the SSA regulations, as applicable, and also to explain the weight given to her opinion (or to otherwise allow his reasoning to be followed). 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(c)(1)-(6), (f)(1)-(2); SSR 06-03p, 2006 WL 2329939, at *15. Furthermore, the ALJ was also required to explain not just the evidence supporting his decision, but also significantly probative or uncontroverted evidence that he did not rely on. Clifton, 79 F.3d at 1010.
The record shows that the ALJ clearly considered the opinion of PA Shannon. AR 21-22, 24-25. Although the ALJ was only required to consider (and not necessarily discuss) the applicable six factors, he nevertheless mentioned the examining and treatment relationships between Plaintiff and PA Shannon [AR 24-25]; the inconsistency of her May 2016 opinion with both her March 2016 finding that Plaintiff's thoughts were "linear, organized, and goal directed" and Plaintiff's previous statements that his medication helped to manage his psychiatric symptoms [AR 25]; the consistency of her limitation of Plaintiff to "simple work" with the weight of the evidence [Id.]; and the fact that she is a Physician-Assistant Certified provider and therefore not an acceptable medical source [AR 24-25].
Furthermore, the ALJ explained the weight that he gave to her opinion. AR 25. Specifically, the ALJ stated that he was giving her opinion "little weight" because it was "not consistent with the weight of the evidence" (e.g., PA Shannon's observations in March 2016 and Plaintiff's own statements) and because PA Shannon was not an acceptable medical source. Id. The ALJ gave "partial weight," however, to PA Shannon's limitation of Plaintiff to "simple work, i.e. asking simple questions and asking assistance," and he did so because he found this limitation to be "consistent with the weight of the evidence." Id. The ALJ thus discounted PA Shannon's opinion, with the exception of her limitation of Plaintiff to "simple work," and found that Plaintiff was able to perform light work. The ALJ therefore not only explained how he weighed PA Shannon's opinion, but did so in a way that permits his reasoning to be followed.
Finally, the ALJ's RFC findings concerning Plaintiff's mental capacities to perform "light work" are supported by substantial evidence. Two state agency psychiatrists concluded in 2013 that Plaintiff did not have any "medically determinable" mental impairments. See AR 75-76, 88-89, 104-05, 118-19. In addition, PA Shannon found, in both January and March 2016, that Plaintiff had "fair" concentration, insight, and judgment and "linear, organized, and goal directed" thoughts. AR 21, 25, 1240-41, 1245. For his own part, Plaintiff stated that his prescribed medication helped his psychiatric symptoms. AR 1240. The evidence that the ALJ relied on was thus neither "a mere scintilla of evidence" nor was it "overwhelmed" by PA Shannon's late-arriving and meaningfully inconsistent opinion. Furthermore, it was not unreasonable for the ALJ to conclude that, based on the evidence, Plaintiff—who also continued to participate in extreme sports while he was applying for disability benefits [see AR 24, 81, 94, 535-37, 628, 682, 953]—also had the mental capacity to perform the "light work" described in the ALJ's RFC findings.
Plaintiff implies that the ALJ should have discussed the self-administered PHQ-9 depression screening questionnaire that PA Shannon used to support her findings. Pl.'s Mot. 11. But because the ALJ "as a rule is not a doctor, he should avoid commenting on the meaning of a test . . . when there has been no supporting expert testimony." Whitney v. Schweiker, 695 F.2d 784, 788 (7th Cir. 1982). Although citing to the results of this test in her medical notes and presumably using it to support her findings, PA Shannon did not expound on the significance of this test or discuss it in any meaningful way. AR 1115-22; 1240-47. More pertinent, however, the ALJ was not required to view the results of a self-administered, if not self-serving, questionnaire as "uncontroverted" or "significantly probative" evidence of a disabling condition that warranted discussion—particularly when the veracity of Plaintiff's disability assertions had already come into question through his continued participation in extreme sports. See Clifton, 79 F.3d at 1010 (requiring the ALJ to discuss "significantly probative" or "uncontroverted" evidence that he did not rely on). Thus, as a matter of law, the ALJ was not required to discuss the PHQ-9 test.
Although an "ALJ is not required to discuss every piece of evidence," the record must nevertheless show that he considered all of the evidence. Clifton, 79 F.3d at 1009-10. The record in this case shows that the ALJ considered PA Shannon's findings—which explicitly referred to and also incorporated the results of these PHQ-9 tests—and therefore considered not only the raw test results but, more importantly, PA Shannon's incorporation of these results into to her findings regarding the Plaintiff's mental capacities. AR 21, 23-25; 1117, 1121, 1241, 1245. That was all the ALJ was required to do.
Lastly, Plaintiff asserts that the ALJ did not consider certain portions of PA Shannon's opinion in the "Mental Residual Functional Capacity Questionnaire." Pl.'s Mot. 11-12. The ALJ, however, explicitly referred to this questionnaire in his decision [AR 25] and found inconsistencies between PA Shannon's conclusions and the following facts: (a) what she found when previously treating Plaintiff and (b) what Plaintiff previously stated. Id. Plaintiff correctly notes that there are portions of the five-page questionnaire that the ALJ does not explicitly discuss. Pl.'s Mot. 11-12. But while the ALJ is required to consider all of the evidence, he is not required to discuss all of the evidence. Clifton, 79 F.3d at 1009-10. Furthermore, although the ALJ could have addressed one-by-one each conclusion within the PA's opinion, it is clear from the record that he both considered her opinion and explained the weight he gave to it. AR 25.
Plaintiff essentially argues that because the ALJ only discussed one of the conclusions, found near the end of page three of PA Shannon's questionnaire (i.e., "PA Shannon signed a mental residual functional capacity assessment which concluded the claimant held [sic] difficulty with memory and attention, secondary to a previous TBI." [AR 25; 1451]), the ALJ must have not considered other parts of this questionnaire. Pl.'s Mot. 11-12. Plaintiff thus implicitly asserts that the ALJ did not consider PA Shannon's statement in the very next sentence on this same page that Plaintiff "would not be able to maintain regular attendance, routines, perform at a constant pace, complete a work day without interruption from psych[ological] symptoms or deal with normal work stress—all because of his major depressive and PTSD symptoms." AR 1451. Or that the ALJ somehow did not, for example, see or consider PA Shannon's checkmarks two pages later to the effect that Plaintiff was not a malingerer and would miss four days of work per month. AR 1453. In this Court's view, however, it is clear that the ALJ did consider the entirety of PA Shannon's opinion contained in the questionnaire—as opposed to only considering in isolation a single sentence on page three of this questionnaire. AR 25. Furthermore, it is clear to this Court that the ALJ gave "little weight" to PA Shannon's overall conclusion from this questionnaire— i.e., that Plaintiff did not have the mental capacity to work—because it was "not consistent with the weight of the evidence" (with the exception of adopting her recommendation that Plaintiff be limited to "simple work"). AR 25.
Plaintiff also cites to Martinez v. Astrue, 422 F. App'x 719 (10th Cir. 2011) (unpublished), for the proposition that the ALJ was required to describe why he did not accept each specific portion of PA Shannon's opinion. Martinez, however, is easily distinguishable. In Martinez, the ALJ gave "great weight" to an opinion of an acceptable medical source, namely a licensed clinical psychologist, but then inexplicably rejected specific critical limitations within that opinion without ever discussing why, an omission the Tenth Circuit held to be reversible error. Id. at 724. Here, in contrast, the ALJ discounted PA Shannon's opinion and explained why he was doing so (i.e., its inconsistency with the weight of the evidence) and why he was giving partial weight to a small portion of it (i.e., its consistency with the weight of the evidence). AR 25. The ALJ in this case was thus not required to provide a line-by-line, conclusion-by-conclusion explanation for why he discounted every portion of PA Shannon's opinion because (aside from her limitation of Plaintiff to "simple work") he discounted her entire opinion. Id.
As required, the ALJ considered PA Shannon's opinion, explained the weight given to it, and did so in a manner that permitted his reasoning to be "reasonably discerned." Davis v. Erdmann, 607 F.2d 917, 919 n.1 (10th Cir. 1979) (citations omitted); 20 C.F.R. § 404.1527(c)(1)-(6), (f)(1)-(2); SSR 06-03p, 2006 WL 2329939, at *15. This Court will thus uphold the ALJ's decision—even were it "of less than ideal clarity." Davis, 607 F.2d at 919 n.1. After all, it is not the role of this Court to reweigh the evidence or to substitute its judgment for that of the agency. Langley, 373 F.3d at 1118. Instead, this Court is charged only with reviewing whether (1) the ALJ applied the correct legal standards and (2) whether the ALJ's factual findings are supported by substantial evidence. Lax, 489 F.3d at 1084.
In sum, this Court concludes that the ALJ applied the correct legal standards in considering PA Shannon's opinion and explaining the weight given to it. This Court also concludes that the RFC findings regarding Plaintiff's psychological abilities are supported by substantial evidence.
Plaintiff next emphasizes that he received additional medical treatments that post-dated the written opinions of two state agency physicians, Drs. Ryan and Glass. Because these two physicians necessarily did not consider these treatments, Plaintiff argues that the ALJ gave too much weight to their opinions and did so without an adequate explanation. Pl.'s Mot. at 13. The Court disagrees.
As an initial matter, the Court assumes that Plaintiff is not arguing that the ALJ was legally required to give less weight to these opinions. Pl.'s Mot. at 13. Such an argument would fail, since this Court—as a matter of law—cannot reweigh the evidence or substitute its judgment for that of the Commissioner. Langley, 373 F.3d at 1118. This Court instead assumes that Plaintiff is arguing that the ALJ's factual findings that rely on these physicians' opinions—i.e., the ALJ's conclusions regarding Plaintiff's RFC for his physical abilities—could not have been supported by substantial evidence.
The Court concludes that the ALJ's RFC factual findings regarding Plaintiff's physical abilities are supported by substantial evidence, and these findings were not overwhelmed by other evidence, including subsequent medical treatments and their associated medical records. First, the medical records that Plaintiff cites on this point are essentially "Outpatient Treatment Logs" that document his subjective complaints of pain and other very basic information on his follow-up visits for medication management [AR 1308-12], pain management [AR 1319, 1321, 1323-24], medication refills [AR 1313, 1315, 1317], pancreatitis [AR 1296, 1298], and other outpatient visits [AR 1300-05, 1327-28]. See Pl. Mot. 13; Def. Mot. 11; see also Brown v. Bowen, 801 F.2d 361, 362-63 (10th Cir. 1986) ("[D]isability requires more than mere inability to work without pain. To be disabling, pain must be so severe, by itself or in conjunction with other impairments, as to preclude any substantial gainful employment." (internal quotation and citation omitted)).
Second, as the Commissioner notes in her response, these physicians already had considered Plaintiff's pain when they issued their opinions. Def. Mot. 11 (quoting AR 78-79, 91- 92, 107-08, 121-22) (observing that these physicians noted Plaintiff's "chronic pain and opioid use" and his "abdominal and MSK [musculoskeletal] pain"). Third, their findings are consistent with medical examination evidence, which shows that Plaintiff had a normal range of motion and full strength, as well as Dr. Schenk's finding that Plaintiff had no restriction in his right knee. Def. Mot. 12 (citing AR 424, 434, 438, 444, 651, 658, 683, 1162-63, 1398, 1201, 1290, 1402).
Plaintiff's second argument is that the ALJ should have discussed these additional medical records when describing the weight he gave to the opinions of Drs. Ryan and Glass. But the ALJ was not required to discuss these additional medical records, because they do not qualify as "significantly probative" or "uncontroverted evidence" of a disability. Clifton, 79 F.3d at 1010. Doctors Ryan, Glass, and Schenk were the only medical sources to opine on Plaintiff's physical abilities, and none of them endorsed disabling limitations. AR 25. Although the ALJ could have more thoroughly discussed the opinions of these experts, "the need for express analysis is weakened" when the ALJ does not need to reject evidence to determine Plaintiff's RFC. Howard v. Barnhart, 379 F.3d 945, 947 (10th Cir. 2004).
This Court therefore concludes that the ALJ applied the correct legal standards in considering the opinions of Drs. Ryan and Glass and in explaining the weight given to their opinions. Furthermore, this Court affirms the ALJ's RFC finding that Plaintiff—who, as mentioned, was physically able to participate in extreme sports during the time frame in which he claimed to be disabled [see AR 24, 81, 94, 535-37, 628, 682, 953]—was physically able to do "light work." Specifically, the Court concludes that this RFC finding was not "overwhelmed" by the content of these additional medical records, and that this finding was supported by substantial evidence, including the opinions of these three physicians.
Plaintiff correctly notes a typographical error in the ALJ's decision. Pl. Mot. 13-14. Specifically, in describing Plaintiff's RFC, the ALJ stated that Plaintiff is "able to walk and stand for six hour per eight-hour workday and sit for [sic] hours per eight-hour workday with normal breaks." AR 22. It is clear from the record, however, that the ALJ considered how long Plaintiff was able to sit and intended to write "for six hours per eight-hour workday" instead of "for hours per eight-hour workday." See AR 22, 55-56 (transcript of ALJ's repeated questioning to the vocational expert about an individual who could "sit for six hours per eight-hour workday with normal breaks") (emphasis added); see also AR 78, 90, 106, 120 (both state agency physicians opining that Plaintiff could sit for "[a]bout 6 hours in an 8-hour workday," an opinion given significant weight by the ALJ, see AR 25). This Court finds this error to be a harmless "scrivener's error" that did not affect the ALJ's consideration of the evidence, his factual findings, or his ultimate conclusion that Plaintiff was not disabled. See Poppa v. Astrue, 569 F.3d 1167, 1172 n.5 (10th Cir. 2009) (referencing an ALJ's typographical mistake, which the Court classified as "a mere scrivener's error" that "did not affect the outcome of the case").
For the foregoing reasons, the Court holds that the ALJ applied the correct legal standards and that his findings and decision were supported by substantial evidence.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Plaintiff's Motion is DENIED.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Commissioner's final decision is AFFIRMED and that the instant cause is DISMISSED. | {
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LABOR TO KICKSTART NEW WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN SA
BILL SHORTEN MP
SHADOW MINISTER FOR INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS
& ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDERS
MEMBER FOR MARIBYRNONG
SHADOW MINISTER FOR HEALTH AND MEDICARE
MEMBER FOR BALLARAT
STEVE GEORGANAS MP
LABOR CANDIDATE FOR ADELAIDE
SA FEDERAL LABOR TEAM
A Shorten Labor Government will invest $50 million to kick-start construction of a new
South Australian Women's and Children's Hospital.
The South Australian Government originally pledged to rebuild the hospital by 2024 but they haven't committed any money for this vital project.
Federal Labor believes this is a project that should go ahead as soon as possible, particularly now a suitable site near Royal Adelaide Hospital has been identified.
That's why Labor will commit $50 million from our $2.8 billion Better Hospitals Fund to get this project going.
The current Women's and Children's Hospital is ageing and lacks a number of key services, including an adult intensive care unit and a helipad.
Children and pregnant women from all over South Australia use the current hospital, particularly those who need the highest levels of care.
Both sides of politics acknowledge a rebuild is necessary.
Labor believes that the people of South Australia deserve the best possible health care, which is why we want to make this rebuild a reality.
We hope the South Australian Government will partner with us to deliver this project – rather than pushing it off into the never-never. We believe the state government should detail their funding plans for the new hospital in their upcoming state budget.
Labor can pay for better local hospitals because we will make multinationals pay their fair share and close tax loopholes used by the top end of town.
Scott Morrison is spending billions on handouts to the top end of town while cutting money from local hospitals.
As Treasurer, Scott Morrison cut funding from health while trying to give an $80 billion tax handout to big business, including $17 billion to the big banks.
And Morrison will cut even more money from hospitals if the Liberals win the election.
Families in South Australia are sick of the Liberals' cuts and chaos. They want investment in their hospitals.
That's what a Shorten Labor Government will deliver.
Every patient in every hospital across the country will be better off under Labor's plan to restore the $2.8 billion in funding that Scott Morrison is cutting from public hospitals.
LABOR WILL BUILD NEW COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE IN BUNDABERG
LABOR WILL FIGHT TO PROTECT MEDICARE
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The Portrait George Washington Painting Charles Willson below is a part of 20 Paintings Of George Washington That Celebrate Your Search Collection Gallery. This digital photography of Portrait George Washington Painting Charles Willson has dimension 560 × 900 pixels. You can see a gallery of 20 Paintings Of George Washington That Celebrate Your Search below. And if you think that this image are interested to share with your friends, don't hesitate to share it on your Social Media account.
Good day, now I want to share about paintings of george washington. Some times ago, we have collected images for your ideas, we hope you can inspired with these brilliant pictures. Hopefully useful. Oil paintings been in existence for centuries past The truth is that the thirteenth century has attracted us a oil painting art from England. This is really where they applied oil paintings for decoration. But during the early years, many of the artists enjoyed having paints which can be called tempera, instead of using paints. This is only because tempera would dry more quickly in relation to the petroleum paint. Throughout the fifteenth century, even certain artists developed the idea of taking tempera and mixing it in using the petroleum . It was-not until the seventeenth century that the pure oil paint became even more common. Beneath, we-are likely to talk about this subject more. If you are connected with your inventive side, then weare certain you come inside this type of art. Oil painting comes with a tendency to slowly dry. In actuality, it dries slower compared to any additional paint outside there. That really is as it is produced of tiny particles of pigments.
A few of the artists out there there can find it troublesome to wait for that painting to warm, however if choosing some class, you are going to find the artists believe this type of art ought to be educated to every pupil. That really has lots to do with the fact that there are lots of acrylic paint reproductions made with these sorts of paints. If it regards this kind of painting, you will find far more advantages than there are disadvantages. You see, in case you just forget about your paints and you also leave them then they arenot likely to dry up as fast since one paints. Since it takes more to allow them to dry outside, the paint at the tube is not going to wash up if you leave it more open. In truth, it may take as much as a couple of months for this to wash.
This also causes it to be effortless for an artist to render their photograph and return at various sessions without even fearing the painting is going to run dry too early. Clearly, for many, this could possibly be seen like being a disadvantage as the slow drying can make it hard for individuals to move to the next stage in these undertaking. These type of paints really are great when it regards blending together with all the paint that is encompassing it. When you blend it upon canvas, you will end up creating exceptional strokes that are not doable with every different type of paint. Needless to say, to some, this edge might even be viewed as being a negative. It is likely to blend colors which you failed to intend to blend. Have you ever really taken a peek at all of the oil painting artwork that is going there today? We arenot just discussing the pictures which are hanging from the museum. Weare speaking about the type is available in market. There are numerous websites on the Internet that have a wide range of pictures available on sale. Some of them are from private artists, whereas some are out of famed musicians. Oil paintings would look wonderful hanging in your walls. | {
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Q: error open prefrence Could not find folder 'tools...le-windows-x86\sdk\tools\'. in android sdk? when i start eclipse it gives error
<"Location of the android sdk not has been step in the preference">
after that when i click on open preference button is ask for preference path...
<Could not find folder 'tools...le-windows-x86\sdk\tools\'.>
plz help me m stuck in this
A: First make sure you downloaded the Android sdk, I recommend using the ADT plugin from developer.android.
Now, in eclipse, in the Menu bar, click on Window > Preferences then click on Android, and on the right pane under SDK location make sure you enter the right path for the sdk.
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Vasile Pruteanu () este un politician român, membru al Parlamentului României.
Nașteri în 1947
Deputați români 2004-2008
Președinți de consilii județene din România
Politicieni români din secolul al XXI-lea
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Clifford Albert Lincoln (born September 1, 1928) is a Canadian politician who served as a member of the Quebec National Assembly, a provincial cabinet minister and a member of the House of Commons of Canada.
Lincoln was born in Mauritius to Francis Lincoln, a British colonial civil servant, and Régina De Baize. He studied insurance in Mauritius and in Cape Town, South Africa. He emigrated to Canada in 1958, settling first in Vancouver and then in Montreal, where he became an insurance company executive.
He was first elected to the Quebec National Assembly in 1981 as a member of the Liberal Party. When the Liberals formed government in 1985, Lincoln was appointed Minister of the Environment by Premier Robert Bourassa.
Lincoln and two other anglophone ministers resigned from cabinet in 1989, to protest the Bourassa government's language policy and its adoption of Bill 178, which invoked the notwithstanding clause of the Canadian Constitution to require French to be the dominant language on commercial signs.
He campaigned for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada in 1990. At the same time, he contested a by-election in the federal electoral district of Chambly. He lost the by-election to Phil Edmonston of the New Democratic Party and then withdrew from the Liberal leadership contest.
He was elected to Parliament in the 1993 federal election in the district of Lachine—Lac-Saint-Louis and was re-elected in Lac-Saint-Louis in 1997 and 2000. He served as parliamentary secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of the Environment from 1993 until 1996. He also served as Chairman of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage from 1997 until 2004. As such he wrote a report on Canadian broadcasting, Our Cultural Sovereignty: The Second Century of Canadian Broadcasting; its recommendations were largely ignored by the government.
Lincoln retired from politics at the 2004 federal election and was appointed Chairman of the Panel on Access to Third-language Public Television Services by the federal government.
As of 2007, Lincoln is President of the Board of Directors of the English Speaking Catholic Council of Quebec. In December 2012, he released Toward New Horizons, a memoir of his life in politics.
References
Sources
Documents on the Controversy Surrounding the Language of Commercial Signs in Quebec (Bill 178) December 1988 Clifford Lincoln's resignation speech, accessed December 26, 2005.
Text of Bill 178, accessed December 26, 2005.
Remember the Lincoln Report accessed December 26, 2005.
Electoral record (incomplete)
1928 births
Living people
Liberal Party of Canada MPs
Members of the Executive Council of Quebec
Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Quebec
Quebec Liberal Party MNAs
Anglophone Quebec people
People from Plaines Wilhems District
21st-century Canadian politicians
20th-century Canadian politicians
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I am a perinatal epidemiologist and tenured research director with at the Obstetrical, Perinatal and Pediatric Epidemiology Research Team, Center for Epidemiology and Statistics Sorbonne Paris Cité at INSERM (French Institute for Health and Medical Research) in Paris. My research focuses on assessing the impact of the organization and quality of care on the health and development of babies born very preterm before 32 weeks of gestational age using multi-national prospective cohort studies. I am principal investigator of a H2020 project (SHIPS) on the use of evidence based medicine for the care and follow-up of very preterm infants in Europe and coordinate the work package on very preterm child cohort research as part of the H2020 project: Research on Children and Adults born Preterm (RECAP Preterm) Platform. I also coordinate the Euro-Peristat project, an EU initiative to develop maternal and infant health indicators that can be used for monitoring health on the national and European level. My third research interest is the management and consequences of fetal growth restriction for preterm and term births. | {
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Oasis Volume 13, Issue 10
Article 1,'ASIA: A Magnet for Messiah'
Article 2,'Discipleship & Agriculture at Olive Tree Ranch'
Article 3,'New Beginnings'
ASIA: A Magnet for Messiah
From Eitan's Travel Diary
Japanese version of book, "What About Us?"
Endless rows of perfectly ordered rice fields, skyscrapers intersecting with super highways and high speed trains, and the smiling faces of Asian Yeshua lovers—these are a few of the many scenes etched in my memory from an August journey to Japan and Taiwan.
The purposes of my visit were fourfold:
1. To mark the publication of my book "What About Us?" in Japanese and Traditional Chinese. The book addresses the end-time calling of Gentiles in Israel's revival.
2. To bring teachings from the book during events in Tokyo and Osaka promoting the November, 2013 Asia Messianic Forum (to be held in Singapore).
3. To participate in the "Shalom Camp," gathering together youth from many nations and tribes in the Asia Pacific region.
4. To be accompanied by A., an outstanding young Israeli believer, to give him ministry experience abroad and to deepen our relationship.I was humbled by the enthusiastic reception of people in the Far East to my new book.
What a privilege to see the message God gave me about covenant friendship between Messianic Jews and Gentile believers, spreading to the edge of Asia.
Production team from Elim (the Taiwanese publisher of Eitans' book)
Youth around the World
Even more fulfilling, was the in-depth encounter with the youth of eastern nations. A heart connection was formed that will not go away. I discovered that God has given me a burden for young people around the globe, not just in Israel—where I've been seeking to invest in teenagers for the past fifteen years. These kids are the rapidly arriving future. To reach our world, we must equip them, love them, train them, and impart to them a way of life—not just Bible lessons. Yeshua said "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends" ( John 15:13). This is the core of what I shared with young Taiwanese, Okinawans, Japanese, Singaporeans, Filipinos, and tribal peoples. The Kingdom of God travels through true friendship. Yeshua is calling us to learn what it means to be covenant friends, as Jews and Gentiles who love Him.
Through that friendship, as in the cases of Solomon and Hiram, Boaz and Ruth, we will hasten the coming of our King. It is common knowledge that China is an economic giant. The Asian nations are poised to dominate the 21st century of world history. The fact that they are also experiencing a dynamic, spreading of the Gospel is no accident. The Sovereign Lord has determined that at this time in history, indigenous, Spirit-inspired leaders would arise in every nation—from Japan, westward across the Silk Road, all the way to Israel.
Beloved Taiwanese friends
My lifelong friend, Peter Tsukahira, has written insightfully about this in his book, God's Tsunami (available on Amazon.com). I was further challenged by this experience of deep friendships and breathtaking opportunity. There is a readiness among our Asian brothers and sisters, to discover and be united with their Israeli Messianic family. The years ahead will take us deeper into the heart of these nations. The influence of their faith will be a magnet, drawing Yeshua back to Jerusalem.
Olive Tree Ranch is excited to be launching a new and unique version of discipleship in the Galilee under the oversight of Tents of Mercy. It is a 6 month work-study program providing indigenous Hebrew spiritual discipleship together with working hours both in olive groves and on a goat-dairy farm. The participants are paid a work scholarship stipend while investing the time and effort in the discipleship content of the program. The first session will run from Autumn 2013 through Spring 2014.
Nurturing growth
Existing Needs:
Many young Israeli believers are interested in a season of intensive discipleship after being released from three intensive years of mandatory army service. At the same time, they want to "get on" with life by working and saving money for the next phase, such as university studies.
This work-study program meets both of these needs in an Israeli context of pioneering and working the land, and has already generated much interest among young Israeli believers. The program includes an early morning discipleship regimen of the Word, worship and prayer followed by a good day's work and then homework and reading assignments in the evening.
Added Value Incentive:
The Israeli government has an established channel by which it gives recently released IDF soldiers a substantial monetary bonus after they have worked for 6 months in agriculture (one of the priority national economic sectors). This bonus makes the project even more attractive.
The participants of the first session are a very promising group of young men who recently completed their mandatory service in the Israeli army, in combat and other mission-critical roles. They have joined this work-study program even though they could easily save more money through other endeavors.
D & E working on the goat farm
For example, "E" served in the border patrol of the Israeli army rising to become squad commander. After the army he worked in a well-paying civilian job for some time until he felt clearly led by God to take a break in order to have a season of focused spiritual growth. He was so enthused about being a part of our program that he came early and began serving before the official starting date!
Initial Funding:
We welcome donor partners who want to help cover expenses in launching the program. If you are interested in helping with prayer or finances, feel free to contact David by email: [email protected]. Contributions can be made to Tikkun with a separate note "For Olive Tree Ranch Discipleship."
Early mornings in the Word
Harvesting olives
SHAVEI TZION MESSIANIC CENTER
Part of the Tents of Mercy Network
By Leon Mazin
We began in November 2001 with the simple idea of branching out from Tents of Mercy and planting a daughter congregation in nearby Haifa. This attempt to establish a new work in the name of Yeshua has yielded good results, evidence of God's handiwork. These 12 years have not been easy—lots of work; lots of prayer; lots of travel and lots of trouble. But then again, that's life.☺
Eitan and Leon standing by the "pillar of fire"
It is God who enabled us to serve Holocaust survivors and the needy, to invest in Messianic education and media evangelism, to develop musical talents and other ministries—all drawing from gifts God instilled in His people at Shavei Tzion.
Now we have received the resources to acquire and renovate a facility, to press onward, but also to make a new beginning. We don't have enough good words to express our appreciation for the dedication, work and service of the staff, congregants and elders in our congregation, nor others who were involved. We were not alone in purchasing and renovating this building. Friends from Israel, USA, Holland, Finland, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Canada lent a helping hand—some with money, others with hammers and nails.
The main architectural motif of the facility is the pillar of fire and cloud in the sanctuary. This unique rendering was designed by an artist and architect husband and wife team from our congregation and carried out by a master carpenter volunteer friend from abroad. Inside of the "pillar of fire" is our torah scroll—the Word of God. Descending from the ceiling is the "cloud." These serve as a constant reminder that God's Word and His presence must be the focus of our sanctuary, of our congregation, of our lives.
The building is located in a central, highly accessible location in downtown Haifa. It previously housed public courtrooms. Now it is a dwelling place for God's mercy and forgiveness.
All five network congregations gathered in celebration
The dedication of our congregation's new home took place on Rosh Hashanah 5 October 2013 (the "Head of the Year"). This is the day of the Biblical Feast of Trumpets and also the traditional New Year celebration in Israel and brings with it the atmosphere of new beginnings. So this year, Rosh Hashanah was a double feast for us. We had the privilege of inviting guests to celebrate what God miraculously gave us, and also to celebrate His biblical feast day. We blew the shofar (ram's horn) and invited God Himself to visit the land, to visit our hearts, to make a new beginning, to prepare us. The humble, simple opening day became very joyful. The Tents of Mercy network of congregations came together in a reunion of dancing, singing and the glory of God.
Now our prayer is that the hand of the Living God will continue to guide us in taking the next steps, by His indwelling Spirit, with the right words, to the right people, to help restore faith in Yeshua in Israel in our days.
Twelve years of history stand behind us. God's will stands before us all the more. Shavei Tzion means those who are returning to Zion. It also means those who are returning to God. This is the vision that we want to realize together with you—our friends. Shana Tova! Happy New Year!
Support from the matriarchs
Reading the "binding of Isaac" from Genesis
Network leaders pronouncing the final benediction
Download October Newsletter as a PDF | {
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Series: 2017 Alumni of the Year Awards
Success in a Competitive Career
College of Sciences Alumnus of the Year Theodore Garland has taught across the globe.
Theodore Garland Jr. is the 2017 College of Sciences Alumnus of the Year. (Courtesy of University of California, Riverside)
By Brian Sodoma
: The UNLV Alumni Association will celebrate the accomplishments of graduates at its annual reception and awards ceremony April 26. For a full list of honorees and event details, visit the alumni awards website.
After UNLV, Theodore Garland Jr., '78 BS Zoology and '80 MS Biology, earned a doctorate in biological sciences from University of California-Irvine. He has lectured and taught extensively, having made appearances at the Smithsonian Institution, University of Sao Paulo in Brazil, Duke University, and many other institutions. He is currently a Distinguished Professor of Biology at the University of California, Riverside.
Why I'm a proud graduate of UNLV …
While in high school, I planned to attend UNLV. When I started my academic career, I quickly learned it was a great decision. When I declared my major in zoology, I was surprised to learn that I could take a course in that subject during the first semester of my freshman year. Often students don't start their major classes until after the first year of college. I immediately encountered professors who were engaged with their students and who really seemed to care.
After completing my bachelor's degree, I decided to stay at UNLV to pursue a master's degree in biological sciences. During the two years I worked toward that degree, I was heavily influenced by new faculty, and decided on a Ph.D. program. Once there, I quickly realized that my years at UNLV had given me excellent training and put me on equal footing with other graduate students, which helped give me the confidence to succeed in a very competitive career. In the past 30 years, I have had the privilege of lecturing and teaching science seminars and courses all over the world. UNLV served as a foundation for that success.
Brian Sodoma
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West Union is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Minnesota, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Todd County.
Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 87.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op eveneens 87.
Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
0,9 km², geheel bestaande uit land. West Union ligt op ongeveer 408 m boven zeeniveau.
Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 20 km rond West Union.
Externe link
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Cransley Hall is a Grade II* listed country manor house in the village of Great Cransley, near Kettering in Northamptonshire. It is set in its own grounds which include a lake created by monks in the fifteenth century. Originally built in around 1580, the Hall has over fifteen bedrooms and ornately decorated reception rooms, including Italianate plasterwork in the dining room.
The Hall was originally built by Dame Alice Owen, widowed three times, latterly to Judge Thomas Owen. Following his death she left her home in Islington, London, and moved to Cransley Hall. Owen also founded Dame Alice Owen's School.
The Hall bears the arms of later owners, Sir Thomas Cecil (c.1595) and Sir Henry Robinson (d. 1727).
It passed to the Rose family in 1791, remaining in their hands till 1904.
See also
Dame Alice Owen's School
References
External links
Dame Alice Owen's School
Northamptonshire Record Society
Country houses in Northamptonshire
Gardens in Northamptonshire
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A 16-year-old boy hunting pigeons with a scope-equipped pellet gun atop a rooftop in an Idaho city caused an area near its downtown to be shut down for about an hour.
Several law enforcement agencies responded at about 6:15 p.m. Wednesday to a report of a man with a rifle atop a grocery store roof in Idaho Falls.
The Idaho Falls Police Department says officers spent several minutes trying to get the boy to put down the weapon.
Police say the boy acted evasively so they cordoned off a multiple-block area and called in a SWAT team. Police eventually determined the teenager wasn't a threat.
Police spokeswoman Joelyn Hansen says the boy won't face charges. | {
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Spacious open plan kitchen /dinning /family room opens onto timber deck great for outdoor entertaining and family BBQ. Separate lounge with cosy jet master fire place, French doors lead to sunny front patio. Highly polished timber floors and carpeted bedrooms 2 have built ins.
Single lock garage (extra storage) external laundry with toilet.
Move in tomorrow or renovate, modernise, upgrade even add another storey, huge potential to create large family home.
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The most of modern TVs, which even isn't possessing a prefix "smart" in the name, have connection support of television dongle on Android operating system, which significantly extends functionality of TVs. It is curious that similar process can be made with the smartphone. Thanks to special microUSB-receivers which are connected to the Android-smartphone. It make possible a watching television on the screen of phone or the tablet without connection to the Internet.
Modern receivers for mobile devices have the extremely compact sizes and practically don't influence device weight. The classical extender for the smartphone supports DVB-T and DVB-T2, working in the range of frequencies of 48,25 ~ 863,25 MHz. Such devices don't exceed a matchbox size and have 7,5-10 grams weigh.
However, in 2016 we wish to receive something is more modern and have wider set of functions. For example, MyGica PT360 allows to record video, make rewind, read the electronic program guide, keep in memory favourite channels for fast and convenient connection and many other things. It is important to remember, for the correct work, device is requires Android 4.1 or is newer and USB OTG support.
By the way, TV receivers with the external antenna can significantly improve quality of the image. On the one hand, such improvements remind the first China smartphones which were the extremely popular a few years ago. Length of the external attached antenna can reach to 8", however this doesn't influence on the weight of the module.
The majority of widespread models possess standard a set of options. TV receivers for Android smartphones support the DVB-T and DVB-T2 standards (MPEG2 and H.264). Their work depends from the software, without which tuner not usefull. Fortunately, large producers published firmware programs which are rather convenient in use. The interface of such programs reminds a videoplayer with extended functions. At the first connection the receiver will suggest to specify or will define automatically your location, and then will scan available frequencies for definition of channels.
In spite of the fact that TV receivers for smartphones seem a rudiment against modern technologies, this category of devices recently again becomes quite popular. They have low cost, simplicity of use and much more quality in comparison with predecessors. First of all such device will be estimated by those, who often happens on the way or outdoors, and also works outside the city. Choice on market is presented for every taste and a purse. | {
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Chasing Success
Ava Bathurst
Senior Isaac Hernandez runs to the finish line after an exhausting race.
Addi Jarrell, Staff Reporter
Getting up early to run 5 miles before the sun has even risen may not be everyone's ideal morning routine, but it's something that senior Isaac Hernandez is used to doing for over 4 years.
After running his first 5k in kindergarten, Hernandez knew he had found his passion. He joined his first cross country team in seventh grade and the standards were immediately set high. Hernandez won first place in his very first race and had very few losses from that point on. 3
With his successes, Hernandez also found himself with a lot of responsibility.
Hernandez is somewhat of a role model for the younger runners on his team. Just recently, after their success at Area, the team shaved their heads. Hernandez was the first to cut his hair after he made a bet that if they advanced, he would do it for the team. He represents the sacrifice and dedication that he is willing to give to something he is so passionate about.
A lot of Hernandez's influence over the younger athletes comes from his time as a younger runner. He had great role models that taught him the art of perseverance and motivation that lead him to where he is today.
"Grayden [Morris] helped me a lot, especially on race days. He taught me what kind of mindset I need to have to be able to have the best outcomes in that race," Hernandez said.
Luckily, he still has that encouragement and inspiration that leads him to success.
"My dad and Colton Snow are my two biggest supporters," Hernandez said. "[Colton and I] met through track two years ago and have constantly been there to challenge and support each other."
After winning area, it all suddenly became real that this sport could take him places. The entirety of the college process would be different without his sport.
"If it wasn't for cross country and the things it has done for me, I probably wouldn't be visiting the colleges I am visiting," Hernandez said.
Hernandez plans to run cross country in college and pursue a path in engineering, something he has also had a passion for.
Running cross-country is not the only thing that takes up time on Hernandez's schedule. He also delegates time to friends, school and personal hobbies like skateboarding and playing guitar.
"Life experiences are very important, especially at this age," Hernandez said. "Pretty soon, we will all have college and then jobs. Life will never be like this again."
Hernandez also dedicates a lot of his time to baseball when the running season is over. "As an athlete, it is pretty non-stop. I go from one sport extreme to the next, giving each one my all", says Hernandez.
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Windscreen Mount German engineered for superior quality and stability.
Adhesive Windscreen Mount Disc Enables you to fix the adhesive disc to the dashboard and mount the windscreen mount to the disc.
Cradle The cradle clips onto the Navigator so that it can be attached the the windscreen mount.
12/24V Charger Charge the Navigator from the power outlet (cigarette lighter) in your vehicle.
Video Adaptor Cable Connect the navigator to an external camera. Camera not included.
Hema Navigator Explorer Map DVD for PC Contains Hema Explorer Map Viewer software and complete collection of Hema's raster maps.
Quick Start Guide Quick start guide to get you using the HEMA Navigator quickly.
HEMA Map Key Map key showing the areas and regions covered by HEMA's maps.
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If you've ever had issues reversing your car into tight spots, let alone a large caravan into a campsite, this setup will be one of the best purchases you'll ever make. | {
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Except having information and confirmation about medical and legal obligations, our patients also have right to decide the treatment after having information about matters like serious side effect risk, fatal risk, problems about the time of recovery, success chance. Once our patients use this right, it means that planned procedures are confirmed by them.
Our patients have the right to have the right evaluation of the pain and to have information about its treatment.
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Our patients and their families have the right to have information about how to join the clinical researches and experiments executed in the hospital. Also, the patients who accept to join and their families have the right to have the information about how to be protected.
Our patients have the right to take information about the mission of hospital clearly.
Our patients have the right to know the identities, duties and titles of the doctors, nurses and other healthcare personnel, to choose and to change them.
Our patients have the right to choose and change the healthcare establishment and foundation as long as complying the conditions of the legislation which the patients are subject to.
The patients have the right to reject or arrest the planned or applied treatment except the legally obligatory conditions and only if they take the responsibility of the possible negative results.
Our patients have the right to take service in convenient privacy conditions all through the treatment period.
Health conditions, medical conditions and all of the private information of all individuals who apply to our hospital are protected to stay confidential even after death. This information of the patient can only be declared with the clear permission of the patient or with the certain decision of the court.
Our patients have the right to be examined and treated respectfully, kindly and debonairly with protecting personal reputations always and under any kind of circumstances.
Our patients have the right to call a consultant about their diagnosis and treatment. Consultant suggests a treatment but patient's primary physician approves the procedures.
Our patients have the right to exercise their religions regardless of religious differences only if it doesn't prevent the treatment.
Everyone has right to expect or demand to be safe in the healthcare establishment. Necessary precautions for security of life and property of our patients, visitors and attendants are taken in by our hospital.
Appropriate protection precautions are taken for children, individuals with disabilities and elder patients (alone, requiring care, without hospital attendant) in our hospital.
Our patients have the right to accept visitors and have hospital attendants in accordance with the procedures and principles determined by our hospital.
Patients and their families have the right to start the complaint mechanism, revision, finalization and taking information about the result in case of violation of the patient rights.
Our patients have the right to take information about the hospital rules and applications that will be applied to them.
Our patients have the right to know treatment service charge prior to the treatment and after that they have the right to demand and take the clear and detailed invoice of the payment for the service that they took.
Giving right and complete information to the doctors and nurses responsible from medical services about their health conditions.
Our patients are supposed to comply the therapy plan suggested by their doctor and to accept the healthcare personnel's administering the healthcare plan with the directions of the doctor.
Our patient is responsible for the consequences of rejecting the planned treatment.
Our patients are responsible for obeying the rules and applications of our healthcare establishment.
Our patients are supposed to act in accordance with the precautions and the rules of the hospital in cases which puts the patients' and their families' lives in danger like noise, visitor, smoke.
Our patients and their families are supposed to be sensitive about all precautions that are suggested to stop spreading of the infection.
Our patients are supposed to pay the examination and diagnosis expenses. Our patients and their families who damage the fixtures and consumables on purpose have to pay for them.
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Please note the two buses are available from May to September inclusive. | {
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Authors and Artists, Purls
Authors & Artists: The Mahy Shawl
The Mahy shawl is the second instalment in the Authors & Artists series. It is a traditional hap shawl knitted in Shetland Organics 1-ply and some of the motifs are traditionally Shetland - yet the shawl also takes it cue from a place on the other side of the world.
I was 13 when I first came across Margaret Mahy's The Changeover. It was a YA book about Laura Chant who lived with her divorced mother and her baby brother in Gardendale - a modern suburb of Christchurch, New Zealand. I recognised myself in Laura: she was stubborn, a head too old on her shoulders, and she felt uneasy in her surroundings. Many's book was cleverer than I realised when I first devoured the book. It is a subtle post-colonial book about finding your own identity in a young country; it references Alice in Wonderland constantly; and Mahy plays riffs on rites of passage. I had my first literary crush on the male protagonist, Sorry Carlisle - the complicated boy with labyrinths in his eyes.
Waitangi River
But it was the mundane exoticism of New Zealand that caught my eye. I recognised the remoteness, the myths woven into every branch and stone, and the complexities of the past mixed with the present.
The Changeover sparked a lifelong romance with New Zealand. I would later drive through Paraparaumu - a town dismissed by Laura in the book - and I felt like I was walking inside the book. I re-read the book at least once a year and I still find myself reflected in it.
Lion Rock on Piha Beach
The Mahy shawl owes its name and soul to a New Zealand author - but much of its philosophy belongs to another Margaret from New Zealand: Margaret Stove. Stove is a lace knitter and designer who I admire very much. Her book Wrapped in Lace is not just a fine collection of patterns, but Stove also writes passionately about the need to develop a local lace vocabulary. While Stove understands and respects lace knitting traditions, I am utterly fascinated by Stove's insistence that her work needs to reflect her landscape and flora. In the book she charts local New Zealand flowers and plants - kowhai features heavily together with ferns - and I find that overwhelmingly inspirational. Why should we not respond to the world in which we live? Why should we not design inspired by what we see around us rather than base our work upon age-old stitch patterns that do not reflect our own lives?
The Mahy shawl uses old Shetland patterns as inserts, but the main motif is inspired by the stylised ferns I saw carved everywhere in New Zealand. The carved section is reflected by the applied border which is a smaller version of the carved section.
I wanted to knit a hap shawl out of the beautiful yarn, but the design itself surprised me. I find knitting is a form of autobiography, but I had not expected to dwell on my love for The Land of the Long White Cloud. And yet it seems so obvious to explore a landscape which has had a huge impact on me: Laura Chant's infinitely complex inner life in Mahy's book, the music from Karekare beach, the lighthouse dwellers, the man on the Lone Kauri Road, and even comedy. For a myriad of reasons, this seems the most personal of designs.
You run from the river, when it long ran over you..
Mahy is now available from Ravelry.
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Cameron, Conservatism, and Christianity
by Bill MuehlenbergPosted on Dec 20, 2011 Dec 20, 2011
English Prime Minister David Cameron has recently given a speech in which it seems he is seeking to affirm – or reaffirm – his conservative and Christian credentials. Just how credible his credentials really are remains to be seen however.
He has done plenty of non-conservative and non-Christian things since coming to power, including pushing the homosexual agenda and same-sex marriage. He may lead the conservative party, but at times he seems anything but. So we will see if he is the real deal when it comes to conservative and Christian values.
Here is how his speech has been written up: "David Cameron has declared that 'Britain is a Christian country and we should not be afraid to say so', in a speech to mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible. Cameron told Church of England clergy gathered in Oxford that a return to Christian values could counter the country's 'moral collapse' and blamed a 'passive tolerance' of immoral behaviour for this summer's riots, Islamic extremism, City excess and Westminster scandals. His words will delight traditionalists in his party and Christian groups that claim believers are increasingly marginalised ."
The Guardian article concludes this way: "However emphatic he was about the importance of Christianity to Britain, he was less insistent about its place in his personal life. As with previous declarations of his belief – once likening it to the patchy reception of a radio station – he told his audience he was a 'committed but vaguely practising Church of England Christian' who, while he would stand up for the values and principles of his faith, was 'full of doubts and, like many, constantly grappling with the difficult questions when it comes to some of the big theological issues'. Last month the government announced it was sending a copy of the King James Bible, complete with a foreword from education minister Michael Gove, to every school in the country."
A number of queries come to mind here. If he is really serious about reaffirming Christian values in public, then how does that square with his insistence on homosexuality, and his willingness to use the strong arm of the law to crackdown on those who dare to differ?
As Melanie McDonagh comments, "the texts certainly don't unequivocally back either homosexuality or a female priesthood. Indeed working from the Old Testament alone there is, shall we say, a problem with homosexuality which can't be quite equated with other prohibitions. In short, Mr Cameron can't afford to be dogmatic about his gospel of tolerance, certainly to the point of persecuting adoption agencies that discriminate in favour of married heterosexuals."
Quite so. And I especially like this remark of McDonagh as she zeroes in on the real issue here: "But more profoundly, Mr Cameron's remarks about Christian values fail to get to the heart of the contemporary moral malaise. Look, Christian values flow from Christianity. Without those beliefs in the God who became man, and who died for sinners and rose from the dead, and forgave sins, the moral values don't count for much. It's because of who and what Christ was that we take to heart what he said about loving our enemies, turning the other cheek. Values aren't something free-floating; they come from what we believe. So when Mr Cameron says we should return to Christian values, he misses the point. What we need – with all respect to other faiths – is a return to Christianity."
Yes exactly right and very well spoken. We have so many political and other leaders going on about the importance of Christian values and Christian ethics, but they fail to realise that without Christianity and without the teachings of Christ, you cannot have these values and ethics.
Jewish commentator Melanie Phillips has also discussed Mr Cameron's ethics and faith, especially in regard to the institution of marriage. She begins her incisive piece as follows: "Has David Cameron at last discovered his inner Conservative? First he electrified everyone by defying the EU over his defence of Britain's financial services sector against the threat of crippling regulation.
"Then, at the weekend, he delivered a speech about the vital importance of upholding Christian moral codes. He has thus delivered an unambiguously Conservative message two weeks in a row. This from a leader whose strategy to date has been to reposition the Tories as 'not-the-Conservative Party' as the only way of gaining power. And yet, guess what? After the EU drama, he shot up in the polls. One shows him bouncing into a six-point lead over Labour."
She continues, "In a few robust remarks, he thus got right to the heart of his country's moral and social malaise. And how striking this was. For while the Church of England pins the blame for just about every social ill on poverty, inequality or some other fashionable political shibboleth, Mr Cameron homed in on the real cause — the replacement of Biblical codes of behaviour by moral neutrality.
"He was absolutely right to say that bad choices have too often been defended as just different lifestyles, and that 'live and let live' has too often become 'do what you please'. Nowhere is this more disastrously true — although he did not spell this out in his speech — than in the breakdown of the traditional family.
"He was right to say that this mentality helped cause some of the social problems that lay at the heart of the anarchic lawlessness in this summer's riots, and also that the absence of moral codes had allowed some bankers and politicians to behave with scant regard for the rest of society.
"And he was also right — and brave — to stress that Britain remains a Christian country, and that it is vital to acknowledge that the belief in universal human dignity and equality is rooted in the Bible. You don't have to be a Christian to grasp that the decline of religious belief in Britain has, in turn, eroded the social glue that keeps society together. So, bravo to the Prime Minister for an unexpectedly traditional speech."
But he needs to decide where he stands on marriage. He certainly cannot keep "parroting this outdated nonsense about marriage being just 'something on a piece of paper'. It takes us back 40 years, when the Left systematically set about undermining marriage and promoting mass fatherlessness in its all-too successful promotion of 'lifestyle choice'.
"Now the results from that particular experiment in social engineering are in —and they are unambiguously terrible. As the Centre for Social Justice points out, a staggering 46 per cent of children are now born to unmarried mothers, and by their 16th birthday nearly half of all children will see their parents split.
"One in three unmarried couples separate before their child's fifth birthday, compared with one in 11 married couples. And although many lone parents do a heroic job, it remains the case that a child growing up in a one-parent family is 75 per cent more likely to fail at school, 70 per cent more likely to become a drug addict, 50 per cent more likely to have an alcohol problem and 35 per cent more likely to be unemployed as an adult.
"Children of married parents, by contrast, are far less likely to suffer serious abuse or mental health problems, abuse alcohol or drugs, or become delinquent." Yes the social science research on the negative impact of marriage and family breakdown is very well established indeed.
Phillips concludes, "The danger for Mr Cameron, however, is if his own gestures to Conservatism turn out to be insincere. For all his fine talk about restoring Christian morality is currently merely just that — talk. Last night, his allies reiterated his promise to introduce tax breaks for married couples — yet they can't be introduced yet because of the economic crisis.
"However, the Government is to spend some £448?million on 'troubleshooters' to act as brokers between families and welfare services. But families don't need yet more 'experts' — they need fathers. Similarly, with gay marriage on his agenda and equality legislation being used to discriminate against Catholic adoption agencies, there is precious little to reassure Christians that Mr Cameron really is on their side.
"The lesson of his EU veto bounce is surely that Mr Cameron has everything to gain from reasserting core Conservative values in upholding the basic morality of this Christian country. Mr Clegg, meanwhile, has nowhere else to go.
"The Prime Minister should, therefore, consign his deputy's moral neutrality to the bin where it belongs, and translate those fine words about Biblical values into practical policies to restore married parents to their rightful place as the bedrock of truly progressive politics."
I for one am certainly heartened to see the Prime Minister make some decent comments about society, faith and public policy. But we must wait and see if this is a new-found commitment to Christianity and conservative political policies, or if it is just more political grandstanding and rhetoric.
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www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/7494008/camerons-missing-the-point-christian-values-require-christianity.thtml
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12 Replies to "Cameron, Conservatism, and Christianity"
Grant Weedall says:
Words are cheap – they cost nothing. UK Christians shouldn't get too excited about Cameron's speech. Integrity in politics is rarer than rare earth minerals going by the recent political history in Australia so someone making seemingly supportive & appropriate remarks in favour of Christianity needs to be taken with a grain of salt. If there is real "Salt" in Cameron it will manifest itself in actual policy implementation – on the basis of this article Bill I am somewhat at a loss to find any.
Beware of those in sheeps clothing, in and out of the Church.
Grant Weedall
Matt Vinay says:
While it's good that Cameron is sending Bibles to the schools, the King James Bible is so old that it would be of little practical use.
We will have to wait and see if his speech translates into some action.
Matt Vinay
Yes, Matt.
He would have been far more effective if, along with the commemorative KJV, he had supplied free copies of a modern translation for all the students and staff to actually read.
Maybe a New KJV?
Annette says:
Well said Grant.
I hope nobody is actually fooled by empty rhetoric from Mr Cameron. Christians beware. He wouldn't be the first politician to say one thing but do another.
The proof of his new conviction will be evident in his actions.
Annette Williams
graham wood says:
Perhaps inadvertently Mr Cameron described himself on coming into office as the "heir to Blair". That has particular significance and resonance in political terms for Blair was known to be "all things to all men".
Mr Cameron appears to be little different in that when he speaks to one audience he will adapt his political ideology to suit them, or again when speaking to another group he will adapt once again, irrespective of apparent contradictions.
As already posted, if Mr Cameron had real Christian convictions he would not declare his support for "gay" marriage, and he would reverse the punitive equality laws which discriminate against Christians in the UK.
However, like Blair, what is missing from Cameron's public utterances is any mention of the place or importance of Jesus Christ in his own life. This too is significant for one cannot seek to promote public morality and "Christian values" divorced from an open confession of Christ as Saviour and Lord, at some point.
A Christian therefore would see immediately the sharp incompatibility of his "Christian values" approach and the sheer hypocrisy of his open allegiance to the "gay" cause in the UK in general, and to legalise homosexual "marriage" in particular. I submit that it is impossible for a real Christian to pass the latter into national legislation.
"by their fruits shall you know them"
Graham Wood, UK
Tas Walker says:
Has British PM David Cameron had a conversion? I don't think so… by Hilary White.
Tas Walker
Thanks for the link Tas. Here is one snippet from the article:
"The Prime Minister, and the entire ruling class, seems to understand, vaguely, that something is deeply wrong, that Britain suffers from some disconnection with the past and with a foundational set of moral and social ideas. But the irony is that they themselves are the victims of this disconnected and morally impoverished, post-Christian culture. David Cameron, together with the people who inhabit his world, seem, literally, not to know what he is talking about."
The Prime Minister, of Britain, David Cameron, has already mastered the essential craft of the European politician, namely the ability to say one thing to the public and do a very different thing in reality. When the Pope was visiting Britain last year he gravely and sanctimoniously nodded to all that he had to say regarding the threat of secularism and the marginalisation of Christians in Britain; and yet no sooner had the Pope gone home than he was pressing even harder on the accelerator pedal of oppressing Christians. He has spoken about the big society and giving power back to the people, and amen to that. But who would have guessed, listening to him at the time of the election that he was the author of the comment that he believed in marriage and the family and yet he is now prepared to spend possibly millions, if not billions of pounds, in public money to support organisations whose intent is to destroy traditional marriage and family. He is prepared to bow the knee and fund, out the pockets of an already hard pressed working people, outfits like Stonewall, The Equality and Human Rights Commission, Terrance Higgins Trust and all those who are determined shut down swathes of charity organisations, schools, adoption agencies, old peoples' homes, hostels for the homeless, voluntary labour carried out by thousands if not hundreds of thousands of ordinary, decent conscientious Christians…..and the Bed and Breakfast business of Mr and Mrs Bull, all in the name of tearing down barriers to promiscuity, fornication, adultery and polysexual perversion.
Perhaps he would have more moral authority in Britain if his actions matched his words? Perhaps he would have more legitimacy in the councils of the world if the United Kingdom were not just going into economic recession but one where security, social cohesion and justice in Britain, like the Pope, hadn't packed their bags long ago – or where he didn't threaten African countries that do not sign up to homosexuality with cutting off overseas aid.
The truth is that Britain has not only run out money but moral and spiritual courage. Britain in his own words is broken. Every British child is born not only owing around £20,000, but will have to pay the financial cost of supporting dysfunctional, polymorphous families that come in all different shapes and sizes; not only single parent families, but children being raised by two or four lesbians, or several homosexuals and women of various sexualities, a mixture of straights, transsexuals, transgenders and transvestites, or a combinations of any number of polyamorous partners – let alone those who practise incest and paedophilia.
No doubt in time as society worsens, becomes more unstable, disintegrates and violent he will repeatedly blame parents and Christians and those who toil to keep the fabric of society together. The latter are already being held up for contempt and mockery by Tesco with the Head of their Research and Development reading out The Love that Dares to Speak its Name on Youtube. Well, it is true that other Western nations are also experiencing social upheaval, but not every country is so far ahead as Britain in destroying itself. Other countries from around the world look on disbelievingly as our once Christian country, a byword for justice, integrity and freedom of speech, thought and conscience descends into an orgy of self-destruction.
Like Tony Blair and Gordon Brown he is carrying on, wilfully worsening our situation, and wantonly spending what little we have left on futile social engineering. This year hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost and many more to come and yet he is prepared to spend billions in drawing up and enforcing legislation that will promote homosexuality and a legion of sexual perversions whilst getting rid of those who actually do the job of raising families for free.
The prime minister cannot carry on for ever squeezing the productive bit of society, those who produce children and our future investment, in order to fund an unprecedented engorgement of the unproductive bit. He cannot spend his way, as the previous Labour government attempted to do, out of social, moral and spiritual recession. And when his Home Secretary, Teresa May, repeats, in that wooden and perfunctory way, "As a country we have come a long way," and "As a party, my own party, the Conservatives have come a long way. We now have more openly gay MPs and openly gay ministers than ever before," and "Despite the real progress we have seen in recent years, there is much still to do," and " We will go further – we will implement section 202 of the Equality Act which will remove the ban on civil partnership registrations being held on religious premises," we have to tell him that she too sounds like a Brezhnev-era apparatchik giving the party line. He knows, and we know, and he knows that we know that it's nonsense! Everyone knows that Britain is worse off than any other country as we go into these hard times.
In 2007, UNICEF looked at 40 indicators from the years 2002 – 2003, including poverty, family relationships and health and the UK came bottom of a league table for child well-being across 21 industrialised countries. But only last November Ian Duncan Smith said that " the collapse of marriage had brought soaring crime rates, doubled the chances of living in poverty and cost the country an astonishing £100billion a year.
David Cameron and Nick Clegg are the unelected, discredited and devalued duo of an unelected discredited, devalued and dysfunctional government.
Where do the British look to for help? If not to the Lord Jesus Christ upon whose word Britain was founded.
'Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.' Psalm 127:1
I wonder what Philip Lardner has to say about Cameron's sudden declaration of siding with Christians? I cannot imagine he is mightily impressed.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/geraldwarner/100036753/the-sacking-of-a-candidate-by-pc-enforcers-demonstrates-why-the-vichy-tories-must-be-defeated/
Anna Cook says:
Pope Benedict is recently on record as saying the greatest threat to Christianity is not persecution from outside the church but rather, sin within it. All those of us who dare to call ourselves Christian must examine our lives in the light of the teachings of He whom we claim to follow.And how will we do that if we never study His Word? Perhaps David Cameron would do better to study Sacred Scripture himself instead of sending token copies to schools – a political ploy rather than an act of Faith I'd guess. Then he might recognise how blatantly hypocritical he makes himself appear in claiming to be any sort of Christian. Not that I'm suggesting we never fall short of the mark – but we surely know what the mark is! We don't deny the reality of sin and when we fall we repent, seek forgiveness and keep running the race, trusting in God.
Perhaps I am unduly harsh – conversion may be a gradual process for some. I should pray for him.
Anna Cook
There is only one word that both Graham and Anna have used to describe Cameron and that must be HYPOCRITE. Jesus Christ reserved his most politically incorrect hatred for them and of course they crucified Him for it; and, barring a miracle, Christians cannot expect any less persecution from Cameron in 2012.
katherine fishley says:
We had a whole library set of Bibles at Upwey High in prehistory when I was there. 1 copy per school sounds a bit mean. Hope they already have some.
Re Anna Cook's comment: my husband says he has been telling people this for years and thinks the Pope is really great.
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He said to Nathan the prophet: Dost thou see that I dwell in a house of cedar, and the ark of God is lodged within skins?
And Nathan said to the king: Go, do all that is in thy heart: because the Lord is with thee.
Go, and say to my servant David: Thus saith the Lord: Shalt thou build me a house to dwell in?
Whereas I have not dwelt in a house from the day that I brought the children of Israel out of the land of Egypt even to this day: but have walked in a tabernacle, and in a tent.
In all the places that I have gone through with all the children of Israel, did ever I speak a word to any one of the tribes of Israel, whom I commanded to feed my people Israel, saying: Why have you not built me a house of cedar?
And I have been with thee wheresoever thou hast walked, and have slain all thy enemies from before thy face: and I have made thee a great man, like unto the name of the great ones that are on the earth.
From the day that I appointed judges over my people Israel: and I will give thee rest from all thy enemies. And the Lord foretelleth to thee, that the Lord will make thee a house.
And when thy days shall be fulfilled, and thou shalt sleep with thy fathers, I will raise up thy seed after thee, which shall proceed out of the bowels, and I will establish his kingdom.
He shall build a house to my name, and I will establish the throne of his kingdom fore ever.
I will be to him a father, and he shall be to me a son: and if he commit any iniquity, I will correct him with the rod of men, and with the stripes of the children of men.
But my mercy I will not take away from him, as I took it from Saul, whom I removed from before my face.
And thy house shall be faithful, and thy kingdom for ever before thy face, and thy throne shall be firm for ever.
According to all these words and according to all this vision so did Nathan speak to David.
And David went in, and sat before the Lord, and said: Who am I, O Lord God, and what is my house, that thou hast brought me thus far?
For thy word's sake, and according to thy own heart thou has done all these great things, so that thou wouldst make it known to thy servant.
Therefore thou art magnified, O Lord God, because there is none like to thee, neither is there any God besides thee, in all the things that we have heard with our ears.
And what nation is there upon earth, as thy people Israel, whom God went to redeem for a people to himself, and to make him a name, and to do for them great and terrible things, upon the earth, before the face of thy people, whom thou redeemedst to thyself out of Egypt, from the nations and their gods.
For thou hast confirmed to thyself thy people Israel to be an everlasting people: and thou, O Lord God, art become their God.
That thy name may be magnified for ever, and it may be said: The Lord of hosts is God over Israel. And the house of thy servant David shall be established before the Lord.
Because thou, O Lord of hosts, God of Israel, hast revealed to the ear of thy servant, saying: I will build thee a house: therefore hath thy servant found in his heart to pray this prayer to thee.
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John McCain's Daughter Meghan McCain Opposes SB 1070, as Her Dad Rolls Over for the Nativist Right
Stephen Lemons | April 26, 2010 | 7:02pm
You've got to give it up for Meghan McCain, who came out against state Senator Russell Pearce's racial profiling law yesterday, particularly since her opinion on the legislation is far more nuanced and thoughtful than her dad's.
U.S. Senator John McCain, long an advocate of immigration reform, has been doing cartwheels for the nativist yahoos lately, thereby protecting his right flank as birther, wingnut ex-radio blowhard J.D. Hayworth hammers him hard as being soft on immigration.
I'd have a lot more respect for McCain if he'd continue to eschew the racial and ethnic McCarthyism that has gripped the Arizona GOP in the last couple of years. But he evidently feels that he has no choice but to embrace the nativists, and the new law that was signed last week by Governor Jan Brewer, though his heart is clearly not in it.
"The people of southern Arizona have had their human rights violated," he insisted recently on the Senate floor, defending the law, "by the constant and unending flow of drug smugglers and human trafficking across their property. Their homes are being broken into. Their rights are being violated -- their rights as American citizens to live in a safe and secure environment as most of the pundits that are criticizing this legislation enjoy."
McCain makes references to murdered Arizona rancher Rob Krentz, suggests that border violence is rampant on the U.S. side by conflating it with violence occurring in Mexico, and spreads the myth of immigrant criminality as easily as Russell Pearce does with his bogus crime stats.
Does he have any concerns over the rise of hate toward Hispanics in Sand Land? The death of a nine year-old girl and her dad in Arivaca, Arizona in a home invasion led, allegedly, by minutewoman Shawna Forde? Do their deaths count for anything in McCain's noggin when stacked up against Krentz's equally tragic demise? If so, McCain doesn't let on that this is the case.
McCain's daughter isn't fanning the flames of nativism with jingoistic pronouncements. Indeed, her statements sound awfully adult when compared to her pop's. Her analysis of the new state law is perceptive and, dare I say it, enlightened.
"Let me say upfront that I do not support the bill that was signed by Governor Jan Brewer," she types for The Daily Beast Web site. "I believe it gives the state police a license to discriminate, and also, in many ways, violates the civil rights of Arizona residents. Simply put, I think it is a bad law that is missing the bigger picture of what is really going on with illegal immigration."
She continues: "The concept that a law-enforcement official can stop an individual when `reasonable suspicion exists that a person is an alien, who is unlawfully present in the United States' is essentially a license to pull someone over for being Hispanic."
True, Meghan McCain isn't fighting for her political life, nor is she staring down J.D. Hayworth's ever-gaping, bile-spewing maw. So she has a luxury McCain once had, but seems to have no longer: Speaking her mind. Why, she's a regular chip off the old maverick.
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How to Add Additional Breaks to a Conference Date?
How to add additional breaks while Creating the Conference?
In the Parent Teacher Conference creation screen we only show Break for Lunch/ Class. But, the teacher can add additional breaks in a day by deleting the time slots in the Slots screen (which comes next) during which he/ she needs a break.
How to add additional breaks after the conference has been created?
Once the conference has been created, if you choose to add additional breaks, you can delete the slots during which you are not available to conduct the conference. | {
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At Brant Family Eye Care in Brantford, our professional team of optometrists and well-trained supporting staff are here to offer our services. We offer a complete range of optometric services, including full eye health exams, large selection of glasses and sunglasses, contact lenses, as well as specialized services often not available at other optometric offices, such as 3D imaging of the eyeball using OCT (optical coherence tomography), visual fields, low vision services, laser surgery pre and post-op care, perceptual testing dyslexia assessments. Children are welcome and encouraged to come in for an eye exam. We believe that all children deserve to start life with the best vision. Behavioural problems at school are often caused by not being able to see properly! For children with learning disabilities, we offer an eye exam service in collaboration with school resources. | {
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Impact Highlight: Meet Precious
Happy Hippie Support Services in Action
Meet Precious, a 1-year-old Chihuahua mix who was found on the streets as a puppy by one of the young people at My Friend's Place.
Precious's owner is a 21-year-old and, like so many trauma survivors, her relationship with Precious helps her cope with her diagnoses of Major Depression and PTSD, as caring for an animal helps trauma survivors re-establish a sense of personal security and trust in others. Research shows that as many as 25% of homeless youth have pets, and pet ownership corresponds with better emotional health outcomes. Despite the supportive benefits, pet ownership often can be a barrier to housing options.
But here's the amazing news: Precious's owner just got into permanent supportive housing, and thanks to your donations, Precious was spayed, registered and approved as a service animal so Precious can live with her owner in their new home!
"Growing up in group homes and on the streets, I don't think I ever slept a single night alone, but Precious is the best company." – Precious' owner
Thank you, Happy Hippies, for helping to change lives!
Impact Highlight: Speaking Up for Homeless Youth in New York
Take Action: How YOU can Help End Youth Homelessness | {
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COUNTRY BRICK RANCH HOME AT THE EDGE OF TOWN ON PAVED ROAD!!
This brick country home sits at the edge of town on a paved Road and offers tons of privacy with its large backyard being surrounded by privacy fence. As you enter the home you'll find a welcoming for your with striking hardwood floors spanning throughout the large living room that features a cozy wood burning fireplace. The large eat-in kitchen offers great cabinet space and tons of counter top as well as beautiful cabinetry. The guest bath is centrally located with an additional master bath attaching to the roomy master bedroom. Multiple fruit trees, and Grapevine, and blackberry bush can all be found right on the property. CALL TODAY!!! | {
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I have today had the honour and privilage of handing over all of the donations received for the Charity Collection, that we ran throughout December (to the close of the Swim School).
They have been kind enough, after clearing two van loads of a variety of donations, to leave us with a certificate which I will be proud to display when we return on January 10th 2011.
On behalf of Kathy, Katie and all those who will make use of the donations, I thank you all from the bottom of my heart, and wishyou all a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year.
Once again, thank you all, I never expected, or dared hoped for, such a fantastic effort and response. | {
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Half way through the year Mick Fanning is leading the race for the ASP World Title. Coming off a great win in Tahiti, Mick is focused, loving his boards and he is letting his surfing do the talking for him.
DH and Mick have been working day in and day out, in the shaping bay and in ocean, to refine Mick's boards for the this leg of the tour. The first of three stops is the Hurley Pro at Trestles. Trestles is one of Mick's favourites. "I'm so pumped for Trestles—it's definitely one of the best stops on tour. There's so many ways you can approach the wave, you can get a heap of speed out there but the wave is really forgiving so you can kind of try anything. I think you need a good mix of power surfing and airs at Lower Trestles, anything less just isn't going to cut it"—MF.
"DH has been on fire this year with my boards, being so consistent and they're always feeling fresh. DH and I have been working on a couple of models for different sorts of waves and we have a few that will go really well at Lowers," Fanning said of he and DH's latest creations.
Right after Trestles wraps up the tour stops in France for the Quiksilver Pro followed immediately by the Rip Curl Pro Portugal. Mick's European quiver was designed by DH for all types of waves and conditions. "In France and Portugal you just don't know what the conditions are gonna be like. The waves can be 1 foot one day and 10 feet the next. Mick's biggest board is a 6'3 that he rides in absolute pumping conditions. In his quiver he also has a bunch of rounded pin 5 fins. These are still works in progress, but they seemed to really work for Mick in Tahiti. Even Parko was riding a quad in that final. Anything that barrels and needs some speed Mick will be riding a quad with a rounded pin. In that quiver he has a board for any type of condition and I will be over there so if he needs anything else we can shape that for him there. I am really looking forward to watching Mick's surfing in these three events. We have been working really hard to get to this point and I wish him all the best"—DH. | {
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How clear is your vision? Family Eye Care of Sylacauga, LLC is a leading provider of optometry services and vision care products in the Sylacauga community, and we want to help you achieve and maintain a clear vision for years to come.
Family Eye Care of Sylacauga, LLC has been a leading provider of optometry services and vision care products in the Sylacauga community since 2013, and we want to help you achieve and maintain clear vision for years to come.
Our experienced eye doctors offer comprehensive vision examinations at our Sylacauga optometry office and specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide array of eye diseases, conditions, and problems. We use advanced diagnostic technology and vision correction products and are committed to improving the quality of life of persons in the Sylacauga community through enhanced vision. Give yourself the gift of clear vision – schedule an appointment with Stacy L. Cantley, OD today. | {
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The discussions on Iraqi security between the US and Iran will open May 28, the latter's foreign minister said Thursday. US Ambassador to Iraq Ryan Crocker said he would press the Iranians on the allegation that their government provides terrorists in Iraq with powerful roadside bombs that have killed or wounded American soldiers. Iran is expected to raise objections to the ongoing presence of the US forces.
Israeli forces added a new layer to the internal fighting in the Gaza Strip Thursday, targeting a Hamas compound in an airstrike that killed one person and wounded at least 45 others. Hamas vowed to retaliate and suggested that it would resume suicide bombings.The collapse of yet another cease-fire between Hamas and Fatah supporters caused Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to postpone a planned visit to Gaza.
An employee of the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Doctors Without Borders, was indicted in Jerusalem Thursday on charges that he planned to assassinate Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. Mazar Bashir, a Gaza Strip resident, was chosen for the mission by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine after undergoing firearms training, the Jerusalem Post reported. It quoted the head of the aid organization as saying, "We make a distinction between his professional work and what he does on his personal time."
Two more soldiers died Thursday in Afghanistan in an exchange of gunfire across the border with Pakistan that each side blamed the other for starting. Afghan government officials said the latest losses bring the number of casualties to at least 13 since the skirmishes erupted last weekend. The neighbors accuse each other of not doing enough to stem the flow of terrorists infiltrating Afghanistan, but they also have feuded for years over the demarcation of their border.
Despite renewed violence, Algerians voted Thursday for a new parliament, even though analysts said the outcome is not likely to bring significant change to the political landscape. Islamists are still banned from participation in Algerian politics 15 years after the Army intervened to prevent them from assuming power in an election they were virtually certain to win. As many as 200,000 people have died in violence since then, among them a policeman who was killed in a bombing Wednesday, only hours before the polls opened.
At least 20 people were killed in an ambush and accompanying gun battle between police and assailants in northern Mexico. The incident late Wednesday took place about 30 miles from the border with Arizona. Reports said the weapons and tactics used by the assailants suggested they were members of a drug gang.
A police patrol in southeastern Colombia found an escaped hostage who'd been held since 1998 by rebels of the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces. Jhon Frank Pinchao, himself a police officer, was among 60 captives being held for an exchange of prisoners with the government. Until late last month, he told a news conference Wednesday, that group included three American contractors seized in 2003 and Ingrid Betancourt, who was kidnapped as she campaigned for the presidency in 2002.
In ceremonies attended by President Vladimir Putin, leaders of competing factions of the Russian Orthodox Church ended an 80-year rift Thursday in Moscow. Putin called the occasion "an important condition for rediscovering the lost unity of the Russian people." The church split in 1927 after one faction declared loyalty to Russia's communist government, with the other exiling itself to Serbia before ultimately establishing its headquarters in New York.
Gaza truce holds as region steps back from brink
Israel launches ground offensive into Gaza. Hamas warns of 'consequences'
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Dozens of solar power installers exist to serve your needs, but do you know which one is perfect for your project? In this blog series, we're sharing 38 questions you should ask potential solar power companies before you hire them. Granted, there are dozens of more questions we could add to this list, but these are the most popular questions we get at West Coast Solar. Nonetheless, in this post, you'll discover the four main areas of focus to consider when making your final decision on a solar power installer.
Are you ready to make the switch to solar power? Give West Coast Solar a call today! We've been serving Sacramento, San Jose, and the surrounding areas for years. We keep solar simple! Otherwise, continue reading this blog post to learn more!
There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing the best solar power installer for your project. Whether you're looking to add a solar system to your home, business, or rental properties, it's important to do your research before hiring the first solar company you find online. Here are four main areas you want to consider when searching for a solar power company to hire.
There are a variety of solar power companies available for you to use. You will find companies that subcontract their design and installation. You will also find companies that are turn-key, which means from first contact to final walkthrough you're working with one company. Then you will find a mixture of both.
The important aspect to focus on in this category is their expertise paired with experience. You will find solar power installers with a range of expertise and experience. Consider asking for professional certification proof. Some companies started solar before certifications were a thing, so you may get a few that don't have any. However, asking for certifications prompts the company to prove that they know what they're doing. You want to choose the solar company with the most knowledgeable expertise alongside the best experience for your project.
As the solar industry continues to expand, more professionals are joining the ranks of designers, installers, and more. You want to find a solar company with a track record that proves its ability to deliver on its promise. As you look for a solar company, you may encounter various professionals like contractors, roofers, real estate agents, and more offering solar systems as an extension of their business. We'd suggest you do your due diligence on their ability to deliver. The best choice is to go with a company that's been focused solely on solar for a while.
Before you hire a solar company, you need to know if they're licensed in your given municipality/state and if they're insured properly to protect, them, you, and their craftsmanship. General licensing for solar power installers can include general contractor, electrician, home improvement, and more. Insurance is also important, and you should request a policy number to make sure you're protected from any accidents, damage, or incompetent work.
What does the industry and the solar company's customers say about them? This information is relatively easy to find online, and it's worth taking the time to do the research. You will want to dig into review ratings, the context of those reviews, and how long the company has been around to truly determine if they're the right company for you. You can also ask potential solar companies for customer references to call and discuss their experience with said company. This way you can get information from the internet and in-person customers.
At West Coast Solar, we understand that everyone has their reasons for making the switch to solar power. Finding the best solar power installer for your project can mean the difference between a positive and a negative experience. From first contact to final walkthrough, you need to know you made the right decision. What if you need to file a claim through your insurance to fix a damaged solar panel? You want a company that will honor their craftsmanship. Both of these factors and more all play a role in your decision.
At West Coast Solar, we're proud to offer excellent customer service, the best components on the market, and an unmatched drive to satisfy our customers. With the 38 questions from this blog series, we're positive you'll be able to find the best solar power installer for your project. Instead of doing all the research, call us today! We've served Sacramento, San Jose, and the surrounding areas in California for years, and we're ready to serve you. | {
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Candy Spelling Moves into The Carlyle - Bekins Moving Solutions
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Candy Spelling Moves into The Carlyle
2011-07-21 1 minute read
Believe it or not, there are some pretty posh apartment buildings in Los Angeles. That means that some celebrities don't live in sprawling Hollywood Hills estates. Some simply move into apartments – that still cost a pretty penny, of course! Ah, the world of celebrity relocations.
One of the latest celebrities to make the move into an apartment is Candy Spelling. Earlier this month, Ms. Spelling moved from her previous home that she shared with her late husband Aaron Spelling (they're the parents of Tori Spelling) right into The Carlyle. However, the relocation is just temporary.
Eventually, Spelling will be looking to move into an impressive two-story penthouse, but the space hasn't been completed yet. It will cover 16,000 square feet upon completion. She bought the unit back in 2008 for $47 million, but it's apparently not finished yet. Instead, she's moved into a temporary home in The Carlyle.
Even though the temporary apartment is actually pretty large – 5,600 square feet – it is a lot smaller than her previous home, The Manor, which is a sprawling 56,500 square feet. We're wondering how she'll like the space compared to The Manor!
The Carlyle has had plenty of famous residents over the years – Larry King, Paul Anka, and Bruce Willis have all moved in and out. In fact, Maria Shriver also considered moving into a unit in the building after initially separating from actor and former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Jon Huser
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23 minutes ago, johnkim said:
believing in our 5 senses only reality is the silliest thing ever.
Radiowave and microwave encapsulates huge amount of data we use now. We don't think it is some magic telepathy because we have understanding of it.
there are already scientific evidence of magnetic waves around us are interconnected with our consciousness thus paving the path to scientific proof of telepathy .
power only exists when there is information asymmetry. If we know what elites know, they have no power and money over us.
Makes you realize why they always suppress these knowledge which can equalize the knowledge gap which will erode their power.
good remote viewers can access other people's thoughts etc even influence them
oddsnsods
Lamp Of Truth
15 hours ago, Macnamara said:
Britain is a small place. It used, not that long ago, to have a population of about 60 million but is now up well over 70 million.
Its seen a massive growth in recent years. Since brexit around 5 million europeans have applied to stay in britain after it leaves the EU. Some europeans have left in recent times because the lockdowns have impacted employment but despite that about 5 million have opted to stay.
So that's equivalent to the population of scotland arriving from europe in recent years and then settling. That's not a small matter for a small nation on a small island and that is only migrants from europe. Millions more have arrived from elsewhere
If brexit had not been achieved we were on a course to being completely absorbed into a european superstate with everything that entails
I agree and said in the post you quoted that getting out of the EU was the right thing to do.
Could one use his God helmet to counter the globohomo anti-God helmet?
(obviously I'm just joking.)
Edited February 21, 2021 by EnigmaticWorld
10 minutes ago, oddsnsods said:
Annoying to watch.
I know it's probably a small minority but imagine if you were a man or women that was raped and gagged and is traumatised and you have to deal with this. He didn't deal with this well but they were still bang out of order here.
It's definitely got worse out there. I don't even like going to my corner shop now. I do and I won't be a coward but it's utterly depressing.
But then again customer service is a thing of the past now. They treat everyone like rats that have just come in from the sewer.
Now the government know how stupid your average person is and how easily manipulated using NLP and other such phychological techniques I think we are in for many psyops after this one. That's if we ever get out of it.
Don't know if I'll have to have a covid test to do my theory but if that's the case I won't be taking the test. I caved in with the mask there just because I didn't want to give the stazi attitude of the staff. Last time I went I was poking 1000s of little holes in the medical mask just so I could breathe.
Evil evil world.
Just now, Fluke said:
They are thick as shit goylem,
The guy was surrounded by 3 of them, talk about "they live."
And they send some fat bastard down to sort him out without a mask.
Its a CovidSharia comedy sketch.
He wouldn't be offering me out like that on film & getting away with it.
Why face masks are a form of dehumanisation.
https://thecritic.co.uk/face-masks-make-you-stupid/
4 hours ago, Sexpistol50 said:
I have been scratching my head trying to work out what BIG UK Pearl Harbour type event they would do, a biological weapon, a false flag,
Anyone got any answers ?
Maybe the next staged event might be a load of unvaccinated people dropping dead......
greatdayforfreedom
Unbelievable. He did not have to wear a lanyard, she was bang out of order. She isn't wearing a mask, neither is that other guy. They both had the nerve to tell him to wear a mask. He shouldn't have let them get the upper hand. He was leaving when he didn't have to. That's discrimination against a disabled person.
He could have done with some support from another person, he seemed a bit out of his depth.
Edited February 21, 2021 by greatdayforfreedom
36 minutes ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
in the olden days that was called a lobotomy
Best one so far.
Everton players (eight in this pic) after taking the lead against Liverpool today.
Masks and distancing?......A virus?
Fuck off.
I've no problem with what they are doing but how are the sheep watching it on tv not getting that lightbulb above the head moment??
Brad the lad
2 hours ago, truth_seeker90 said:
And what proof do you have that they aren't what he claims?
Almost everything he said has come true and I have been following him for over 15 years now.
We experience only a fraction of reality and have very little idea what actually goes on around us (although meditation/psychedelics can help to peel a few layers)
For example, your brain as normal vs on magic mushrooms
How much do we miss normally?
Or someone with aspergers who can do incredible tasks but can't string a sentence together. There is a guy from Barking who can multiply 6 figure numbers together quicker than you can type them in a calculator. He is one of the only people alive who is able to speak on that spectrum. He explains his method as every number to him is a memory or experience. For example-64351 is sitting on a bus with his mum on a sunny day etc... I figure that this means he is using emotion to work out the sum?
My son mentioned an autisic child in his class who can't talk and struggles to keep up (slow was his exact word). I said to him who says that because you don't talk it makes you slow? I used the analogy of visiting the zoo and not feeling the need to make chimp noises to proove to them you could do it. Maybe talking is such a waste of energy to someone on that spectrum that they don't feel the need for it. They communicate with pure emotion.
As a species the more we read and learn the more we think we know. In fact it's quite often the opposite because it's the logic that stops us using the heart and pure emotion. No such thing as 100% proof but there is 100% feeling.
Maddmoo
2 minutes ago, Ziggy Sawdust said:
"But they are being tested regularly" is the exact reaction every time I say it.
Ah alright then that clears it up pal.
2 minutes ago, Maddmoo said:
According to the Covid hoax clowns............
............"A nasal swab test is merely a snapshot in time. In other words, receiving a negative COVID-19 test result today doesn't mean you definitely don't have the virus, but rather that there wasn't enough virus collected to register as a positive at the time of your test.
It's possible that you had the virus for a few days, but so little had developed it wasn't detectible. Or, if you were tested too early after being exposed, the virus may have still been within its incubation period and not yet detectible. And there's always the possibility that, unless quarantining, you could be exposed after being tested.
"A negative COVID-19 test isn't a free pass to lower your mask and get into crowded situations with individuals who do not live in your household"
"A negative test doesn't really change anything."
I was wondering how they were going to kill millions with the vaccine, as although some have died it's not seismic. Anyway, on Collective Evolution there's an article claiming that memory can be "transferred" using RNA, and gave an example of snails reacting to electric shocks, now if they're using RNA from suicides in the vaccines then they can put the kill signal into TV, radio, music or whatever.... perhaps a bit far fetched?
3 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
Our ancestors knew the deal, but people today have cultural amnesia.
They most certainly did EW, especially our ancient ones.
16 hours ago, Liberty said:
Immigration levels from outside of Europe were around the same as immigration levels from within. So when the brexiters were shouting they wanted to control their borders yet ignored they could control the numbers of outside immigration but it wasn't reduced that was a bit of a red flag. Add to that our dropping birth rate and the economy being designed like a Ponzi scheme with a very old population it was evident that leaving the EU was not going to stop immigration it increases immigration from outside the EU.
leaving the EU didn't remove the neo-marxist technocrats who make up the bulk of the ruling class. All it did was get us out of one of their globalist bodies but that cadre of globalist technocrats are still at work in britain working to destroy our nation and subsume us into a world government which will of course be run by the cabal
Leaving the EU was a small skirmish in a much larger war
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/tory-think-tank-calls-inquiry-162908542.html
I've been pondering her role in all this, lots of unanswered questions.
Was she pregnant, is she in a relationship with Johnson or is she 'looking after him'? What's the relavence of the princess nut nut nickname....where did Cummings disappear to, that was all rather fishy and brushed under the carpet. Even her clothes...seems to like wearing those long old fashion dresses like Ardern does...
1 minute ago, EnigmaticWorld said:
Looks a like a visit from the KKK!
13 minutes ago, alexa said:
Yup. It's just a shame that all the evidence of past conflicts will get memory holed if humanity loses this battle. Makes me want to bury info for people in the future.
2 minutes ago, Morpheus said:
Makes sense as they're masonic too.
31 minutes ago, Ziggy Sawdust said:
At the start of the game they get off the coach with their masks on for the camera and then this.
Monty Python!
Sexpistol50
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The effect of resisted sprint training on maximum sprint kinetics and kinematics in youth
Rumpf, M.C.
Cronin, J.B.
Mohamad, I.N.
Mohamad, S.
Oliver, Jon
Hughes, Michael G.
Resisted sled towing is a popular and efficient training method to improve sprint performance in adults, however, has not been utilised in youth populations. The purpose therefore was to investigate the effect of resisted sled towing training on the kinematics and kinetics of maximal sprint velocity in youth of different maturation status. Pre- and post-intervention 30 metre sprint performance of 32 children, 18 pre-peak height velocity (PHV) and 14 mid-/post-PHV, were tested on a non-motorised treadmill. The 6-week intervention consisted of ∼12 sessions for pre-PHV and 14 for mid-/post-PHV of resisted sled towing training with each sessions comprised of 8–10 sprints covering 15–30 metres with a load of 2.5, 5, 7.5 or 10% body mass. Pre-PHV participants did not improve sprint performance, while the mid-/post-PHV participants had significant (P < 0.05) reductions (percent change, effect size) in sprint time (−5.76, −0.74), relative leg stiffness (−45.0, −2.16) and relative vertical stiffness (−17.4, −0.76) and a significant increase in average velocity (5.99, 0.76), average step rate (5.65, 0.53), average power (6.36, 0.31), peak horizontal force (9.70, 0.72), average relative vertical forces (3.45, 1.70) and vertical displacement (14.6, 1.46). It seems that sled towing may be a more suitable training method in mid-/post-PHV athletes to improve 30 metre sprint performance.
European Journal of Sport Science;
Rumpf, M.C., Cronin, J.B., Mohamad, I.N., Mohamad, S., Oliver, J.L. and Hughes, M.G. (2015) 'The effect of resisted sprint training on maximum sprint kinetics and kinematics in youth. European Journal of Sport Science, 15(5), pp.374-381
Copy not available from this repository.
Article published in European Journal of Sport Science available at https://doi.org/10.1080/17461391.2014.955125
Is repeated-sprint ability related to repeated-agility performance and does a repeated-sprint training intervention improve repeated-agility performance?
Crossfield, James (University of Wales Institute Cardiff, 2010)
The aim of the present study was to examine whether there is a relationship between repeated-sprint ability (RSA) and repeated-agility performance. Relationship tests were used between pre-training and post-training ...
Comparing lower leg kinematics and coordination in sprint acceleration with and without the constraint of holding a field hockey stick
Wdowski, Maximilian (University of Wales, 2011-10-25)
The importance of rapid sprint acceleration in team based sport performance has been well established. Sports scientists have created a number of training techniques, such as interval sprint training, to improve the ...
"How do the lower extremity biomechanics of a sprint track athlete differ from an endurance athlete during the stance phase at high velocity running?"
peterson, Jessica (University of Wales Institute Cardiff, 2012)
The aim of the study was to examine the lower extremity biomechanics of the stance phase of sprint and endurance athletes, performing maximum velocity sprint runs. The overall purpose of the study was to assist the development ... | {
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Its easy for a band to get lost in the jungle of modern punk pop and I thought that this Florida band New Found Glory really did that with their last album "Sticks And Stones" which in my opinion was a total flop full of embarrassing songs.
But together with producer Neal Avron, they put their act together and wrote some greater stuff for the new album "Catalyst". Well for starters, they still play an overdone style of punk pop exactly in the same vein as The Good Charlotte and Blink 182 but NFG delivers 14 supercatchy short songs with big choruses that never feels boring to listen to.
Its real easy to hum along in songs like the first single "All Downhill From Here", the addictive "This Disaster", the beautiful "I Dont Wanna Know", the next possible hit "Doubt Full" or the melancholic waltz "Ending In Tragedy".
They might still be there in the jungle of punk pop but this time they?re not lost...they?re like the pineapple fruit...you can see it everywhere but it tastes delicious.
This new cd rocks. By far the best New Found Glory cd to date. From the single "All Downhill From Hill" to the new single "Failures No Flattering". This cd rocks from the 1st to last. My favorites song are not singles yet but hopefully they will make them single. "Doubt Full" is by far the best song on the cd followed by "This Disaster". If you like New Found Glory before this album, you definitely wont regret buying this cd. Its awesome. | {
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Credit Sails Community
A resource for Credit Sails Note Holders
Investigative Committee
Record $60m Credit Sails deal almost paid out
tags: Commerce Commission, Credit Agricole, Credit Sails, Fair Trading Act, Forsyth Barr, Greg Marshall, Logic Fund Management, Logic Funds, Tim Hunter
A record $60 million settlement fund has been almost completely paid out to investors in a failed financial product called Credit Sails.
Of 2218 investors owed money, just one owed $17,000 could not be found and repaid. The money was obtained by the Commerce Commission from the firms involved in marketing Credit Sails – sharebroker Forsyth Barr and multinational bank Credit Agricole – who agreed to pay $60m to settle a claim they had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct in breach of the Fair Trading Act.
The firms have never admitted liability.
Commission chairman Mark Berry said that completion of the payment process, organised by the Public Trust, was a fantastic for investors. "Most of the investors in the fund were elderly, and it was important for the commission to settle this in the most advantageous way for these people," Berry said.
"Hopefully, having the money returned to them will have a big impact on the quality of their lives."
The payout represented reimbursement of about $870 for every $1000 lost when Credit Sails failed in 2006. "Without the settlement reached by the commission investors may have only received $20 for every $1000 invested," he said.
Credit Sails were issued in 2006, raising $91.5m. They were marketed as high- yielding capital-protected notes, but their complex structure using bond insurance derivatives led to virtually total losses. Fairfax NZ
Forsyth Barr makes Credit Sails Claim
tags: AIG, Commerce Commission, Credit Agricole, Credit Sails, Forsyth Barr, Forsyth Barr Credit Sails, Neil Paviour-Smith, Tim Hunter
By: Tim Hunter, Fairfax NZ News Media, 17 June 2013
Sharebroker Forsyth Barr has made a claim on its insurer AIG relating to a $60 million settlement for investors in failed financial product Credit Sails.
It is understood AIG's insurance investigators have begun interviewing investors to help assess the merits of the claim.
The record settlement in December last year ended legal action by the Commerce Commission alleging misleading and deceptive conduct in the product's marketing.
The $60m payout was agreed by Forsyth Barr and subsidiaries of French bank Credit Agricole, who were responsible for offering Credit Sails in New Zealand. It is not known how much each contributed to the payout.
AIG declined to comment on Forsyth Barr's claim but confirmed it was being considered.
In a statement, AIG said it was not involved in the settlement.
"It is Forsyth Barr's loss that has resulted in the current open claim with AIG Insurance New Zealand Limited," the company said.
"The commercial and contractual business relationships that AIG has with all its customers involve a due process for all parties to follow to conclusion.
"This process does not allow for comment on open claims."
Forsyth Barr managing director Neil Paviour-Smith could not be reached for comment.
Tribunal says estate's claim not for them
tags: Credit Sails, Disputes Tribunal, District Court, Forsyth Barr, Greg Marshall, Logic Funds, NZ
Last updated 12:39 27/05/2013
The Disputes Tribunal has refused to hear a claim for investment losses against financial adviser Forsyth Barr, recommending it should instead be heard in the District Court.
The claim arose from the firm's handling of investments for an elderly couple, Ivan and Muriel Nicolson, of Alexandra, both now deceased. Their estate has alleged Forsyth Barr failed in its duty of care to the Nicolsons, whose age and infirmity made them particularly reliant on financial advice.
It was alleged disastrous investments made by the firm in the preference shares of South Canterbury Finance and Strategic Finance, as well as a complex derivative product called Credit Sails, were inappropriate.
Losses were $8000, $5000 and $7000 respectively. The claim was limited to be within the tribunal's $15,000 maximum jurisdiction.
Speaking on behalf of the Nicolson estate, son-in-law Ollie Turner said the hearing had been scheduled for May 13 but the tribunal had declined to hear it after receiving a letter from Forsyth Barr.
"It was just an ambush," he said.
In the letter presented to the tribunal referee on the morning of the hearing, Forsyth Barr head of private client services Shane Edmond said he was putting forward the firm's view "in order that the Disputes Tribunal is not ambushed at the hearing".
"The essence of our position is that the estate's claim is not suitable for hearing in the Disputes Tribunal, and should not be heard."
Edmond said the claims were not minor and needed proper legal discussion because there were complex financial issues involved. The claim related to a "tort" of economic loss over which the tribunal had no jurisdiction, he said, referring to an aspect of the law covering general wrongs as opposed to breach of contract.
He also requested Forsyth Barr critic and investor advocate Greg Marshall of Logic Funds be barred from the hearing. "The claimant's request for Mr Marshall's presence is said to be in order that he may speak to some of the materials provided. This is problematic: Forsyth Barr's view is that the additional materials provided by Mr Marshall are wholly irrelevant to the issues at hand."
Turner said the estate was seeking advice on whether to apply for a rehearing in the tribunal or proceed to the District Court. "Our claim is simply one to do with poor service," he said. "Financial services are not some special category that should be exempt from the same checks and balances that apply to everyone else. If Forsyth Barr think we will walk away they are seriously deluded."
Forsyth Barr managing director Neil Paviour-Smith said it was important to note the Nicolsons' portfolio had risen in value overall while the couple were clients of the firm, despite the losses incurred in individual stocks.
– © Fairfax NZ News
Forsyth Barr executives exposed in emails published by Commerce Commission: "We catch more flies with honey than vinegar!"; "We're not selling bloody cigarettes!"
tags: Bernard Hickey, Calyon, Commerce Commission, Credit Agricole, Credit Sails, Feltex, Forsyth Barr, Icelandic Banks, interest.co.nz, Mighty River Power, NZX
The Commerce Commission has lifted the lid on what Forsyth Barr was talking about internally and to its customers in the lead up to the doomed sale of NZ$91.5 million of Credit SaILS notes in 2006.
It doesn't make pretty reading and will cause many to question whether Forsyth Barr is a fit and proper brokerage to be helping the Government sell Mighty River Power to a generation of investors who are reluctant to trust the stock market.
Every investor who is a client of Forsyth Barr or has been a client should read the full report from the Commerce Commission, which says Forsyth Barr and Calyon, the French investment bank that created the notes, engaged in "deceptive and misleading" behaviour.
The Commission estimated losses of NZ$70.7 million out of the capital investments of NZ$91.5 million. Eventually, Forsyth Barr and Calyon settled and contributed NZ$60 million to a fund for investors. But both maintain they did nothing wrong and don't believe any court action would have been successful. Forsyth Barr Managing Director Neil Paviour-Smith was not immediately available for comment today on the report, but has previously denied responsibility and the Commerce Commission said in the report Forsyth Barr does not accept the Commission's view.
The details of the report are damming.
Forsyth Barr and Calyon promoted the notes as 'capital protected' and 'safer than a term deposit in a bank', yet it was effectively a derivative on top of a derivative of toxic Icelandic and US banks. What's more revealing is how aggressively Forsyth Barr pushed Calyon and the Companies Office to allow it to keep the 'sizzle' in the prospectus and the marketing material for the sale.
Here's an un-named Forsyth Barr employee in an email cited in the report:
Calyon has made further changes to the offer document which in my view detract from the "sizzle" of the offer. I would like your views on whether we should hang tough on their reinsertion. On page 5 we have some language talking about modern yacht design.. blah blah blah making an analogy with Credit SaILS, stating "… Credit SaILS! an AA principal rated investment producing 8.5% interest payments." This was big and bold but has been removed by Calyon so there is now no reference in this page to the returns.
In the "What are Credit SaILS" there was an analogy between the Credit Strategy and fire insurance. Calyon have removed this. I felt (as author) this was very useful in understanding how credit swaps work and how the income and risks are generated through a comparison with normal household insurance.
Later Forsyth Barr sent Calyon an email asking to leave in the comments with more 'sizzle'.
[The external legal adviser] has forwarded me the last night's version with further deletions and changes made by you. One of the deletions we feel is harmful to the marketing of this offer.
Remember we catch more flies with honey than vinegar!
On screen 7 this is pure marketing spiel. We want the retention of some statement here about the returns. This is entirely consistent with the offer and makes an eye catching initial statement which we think is very important as investors seldom read in detail beyond the first few pages.
Then Forsyth Barr asked Calyon to take out graphs showing lower returns than Forsyth Barr expected:
We would very much wish for the section on back testing to be removed the graphs in particular show a large number of incidences were (sic) the returns are materially lower than we expect which is a big marketing negative, and there is no obligation for you to include this information anyway.
Later the Companies Office asked Forsyth Barr to tone down the prospectus, triggering an internal debate at Forsyth Barr about how much they should change the marketing material for the sale process:
"Here is the marked up version of the advertisement, basically reflecting the CO's required comments, as you can see, they don't look good."
"I say we flag the advertising and work on media interviews and articles to convey the message."
"[The] suggestion is to take out the 8.5% to get rid of the negative language and go with a smaller schedule (maybe two placements?) A further alternative is to replace the language relating to 8.5% with the marketing spiel at the front of the offering document."
"Why can't we put the 8.5% in there with a tiny (1) next to it and then at the bottom in tiny text next to the (1) we put all their dumb language? This would be workable. We're not selling bloody cigarettes!"
This suggests Forsyth Barr were that keen to get around the prospectus amendments and promote the message of capital-guaranteed returns of over 8.5% they were looking at using other channels such as the media and were prepared to use asterixes to cover themselves.
It's the sort of tactic a payday lender or door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman would use.
The rest of the details in the report are almost as damming. They show other banks and brokers thought Credit SaILS was too risky to sell to retail investors. It shows Calyon only allowed the product, which was a derivative layered on top of at least five of the world's most toxic banks, to be sold to retail investors in one other country — Taiwan. It shows Forsyth Barr as the party pushing Calyon hard to sell the product in New Zealand.
Here's an email from one executive:
"Did they (Calyon) knock on our door. Not really, the courting went the other way and it took considerable effort to get them to entertain doing a retail issue in NZ. Other than ABN this is the only major international bank to promote such a structure for retail. This structure is not new, ANZ "inflicted" exactly the same deal on its middle market & institutional clients last year. We consider that an endorsement of the structure as these types of investors are sophisticated….the key guy running things is the Calculation Agent Calyon. They run the strategy"
They show Forsyth Barr consistently pushing the boundaries of what it could say and get away with.
It also shows Forsyth Barr's brokers didn't even understand the product, but were happy to foist it on their clients or put it into their discretionary portfolios.
Forsyth Barr has form and denies everything
Forsyth Barr had a difficult 2006. That was the year Feltex collapsed, costing many investors who had been convinced by Forsyth Barr to invest, as Gareth Vaughan reported on Interest.co.nz in 2011.
Witness June Goldstein. A Christchurch widow then in her eighties, Goldstein told me in 2006 she had invested NZ$15,000 in Feltex after a Forsyth Barr adviser (Forsyth Barr was co-lead manager of the Feltex float with First NZ Capital) convinced her Feltex was a "long time, reliable firm" and a better bet than children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch which she had planned to invest in.
Within 27 months of its June 2004 IPO that raised NZ$254 million at NZ$1.70 a share, Feltex was gone, brought down by too much debt and, in my opinion, dismal management.
Where's the acceptance of responsibility?
Forsyth Barr has never accepted responsibility for misleading investors or doing anything wrong.
Paviour-Smith even said in a 2010 interview with Gareth Vaughan of Interest.co.nz that the prospectus or the way it was marketed by brokers was not Forsyth Barr's responsibility.
Paviour-Smith said then that Forsyth Barr's role as lead manager and underwriter of the Credit Sails issue were "completely separate" to the involvement of the firm's advisers in discussing the securities with their clients, and how they represented the security offering to their clients. This was the same as how other brokers discussed and marketed Credit Sails.
"That means that if broker XYZ misrepresented Credit Sails to a client it does not mean Forsyth Barr is at fault just because we were the lead manager," Paviour-Smith added in 2010.
"As regards the offer documents etc these were all the responsibility of the issuer/promoters IE Calyon Bank."
However, the email trails disclosed by the Commerce Commission show Forsyth Barr was up to its neck in the design and content of the prospectus, and was actively working to ensure plenty of 'sizzle' was in the prospectus, not to mention there was plenty of 'sizzle' and honey (rather than vinegar) in all the marketing material.
The 'sizzle' included that Credit SaILS were "safer than a bank term deposit," were "capital guaranteed and would return 10% on average."
Forsyth Barr should be barred.
Forsyth Barr's role as a retail broker in the Mighty River Power float is now untenable, in my opionion. The government should remove Forsyth Bar from the panel.
One of the major drivers of the 'Mixed Ownership Model' (MOM) process was to introduce a whole new set of investors to the stock market and to win back the trust of many who abandoned it after the 1987 crash and the many scandals that followed, including the collapses of Feltex and Credit SaILS.
Forsyth Barr's behaviour has been described by the Commerce Commission as 'misleading and deceptive'. Forsyth Barr has not accepted this or apologised to its investors.
It should be removed from the MOM process to retain the confidence of Mums and Dads.
Paviour-Smith's role as a director of the NZX should also be questioned. How can he credibly remain as one of the guardians and representatives of the New Zealand stock market when he has denied responsibility for what New Zealand's regulator of fair trading has judged 'misleading and deceptive' behaviour?
Leaders take responsibility for their mistakes. Forsyth Barr has gone part of the way by contributing in some way (we don't know how much) to the NZ$60 million settlement.
If it is serious about maintaining the confidence of its clients and the wider market it should accept responsibility and pay its penance from withdrawing from both the Mighty River Power float process and the NZX board.
Commerce Commission Credit Sails Closure Report
tags: Bernard Hickey, Business Day, Calyon, ComCom, Commerce Commission, Credit Agricole, Credit Sails, Fair Trading Act, Forbar, Forsyth Barr, Investors, NBR, NZ Herald, Tim Hunter
The Commerce Commission announced on 7 March, 2013 their official closure report on Credit Sails. It is very interesting reading and we recommend all Credit Sails investors view this material. Forsyth Barr and Credit Agricole have provided responses to the statement, which are also worth reading. On top of this, we have provided a list of media resources covering this.
COMMERCE COMMISSION CREDIT SAILS SETTLEMENT DOCUMENTS
Forsyth Barr Response to Commerce Commission Closure Report
Credit Agricole Response to Commerce Commission Closure Report
MEDIA FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT
8 March 2013 – Business Day – Brokerage Sails pitch condemned, by Tim Hunter and James Weir
7 March 2013 – Sharechat.co.nz – Credit Sails' oldies save Forsyth Barr, Credit Agricole from courtroom
7 March 2013 – MSN – Regulator Justifies Credit Sails Deal
7 March 2013 – MSN – Forsyth Barr criticises regulators' report
7 March 2013 – National Business Review – Only expert investors should have put money in Credit SaILS – ComCom, by Blair Cunningham
7 March 2013 – National Business Review – Credit SaILS report creates 'imbalanced impression' – Forsyth Barr, by Paul McBeth
7 March 2013 – RadioNZ – Commission happy with debt securities settlement
7 March 2013 – NZ Herald – Credit Sails report holds 'factual errors' – Forsyth Barr
7 March 2013 – Interest.co.nz – Forsyth Barr executives exposed in emails published by Credit Sails, by Bernard Hickey
7 March 2013 – Goodreturns.co.nz – Com Com slams Forbar over Credit Sails, by Niko Kloeten
7 March 2013 – 3 News NZ – Forsyth Barr 'misleading', 'deceptive' – ComCom, by Emma Jolliff
7 March 2013 – Business Day – Credit Sails emails exposed, by Tim Hunter
Credit Sails emails exposed
tags: Calyon, CDO, Commerce Commission, Credit Agricole, Credit Sails, Fair Trading Act, Finance, Forsyth Barr, New Zealand
A Commerce Commission report into failed investment product Credit Sails has exposed damning internal emails on how the product was to be promoted to retail investors.
In one to Credit Sails arranger Calyon, a Forsyth Barr executive complains that the "sizzle" is being deleted from offer documents.
"One of the deletions we feel is harmful to the marketing of this offer. Remember we catch more flies with honey than vinegar!" the email said.
Another seeks removal of data on returns.
"We would very much wish for the section on back testing to be removed – the graphs in particular show a large number of incidences were [sic] the returns are materially lower than we expect which is a big marketing negative."
The report, released this morning, provides further background on the commission's investigation into the marketing of Credit Sails, a complex derivative product that failed in the financial crisis, causing 100 per cent losses for investors of $71 million.
The investigation found the marketing of Credit Sails was likely to have breached the Fair Trading Act.
In particular, the commission found representations by Forsyth Barr and Calyon about the product were misleading and deceptive.
The description of the product as being "protected" was misleading and the collateral that "protected" the product was in fact its greatest risk.
The commission said that although the product was unsuitable for retail investors and both companies held information confirming its unsuitability, retail investors were targeted.
As a result of the probe, Forsyth Barr and Calyon – an arm of giant French bank Credit Agricole – agreed to pay $60m into a fund to compensate investors.
The report notes concern at Forsyth Barr over issues raised by the Companies Office relating to the offer document.
One email complains: "Why can't we put the 8.5 per cent in there with a tiny (1) next to it and then at the bottom in tiny text next to the (1) we put all their dumb language? This would be workable. We're not selling bloody cigarettes!"
The report places equal responsibility on Forsyth Barr and Calyon for the way Credit Sails was structured and sold, although the commission agreed not to publish documents and emails from Calyon because they were provided voluntarily by an overseas company over which the commission had no power.
Nevertheless, there was evidence in the report that Forsyth Barr had pushed Calyon to make Credit Sails available to retail clients in New Zealand.
An internal Forsyth Barr email notes: "Did they [Calyon] knock on our door. Not really, the courting went the other way and it took considerable effort to get them to entertain doing a retail issue in NZ. Other than ABN this is the only major international bank to promote such a structure for retail."
The commission found Calyon had arranged a Credit Sails product in 21 jurisdictions, but only two of those involved an issue to retail investors – New Zealand and Taiwan – and New Zealand was the only jurisdiction in which Credit Sails with a collateralised debt obligation as collateral, was offered to retail investors.
Commerce Commission Advice
tags: Calyon, Commerce Commission, Credit Sails, Fair Trading Act, Forsyth Barr, Official Information Act
The Commerce Commission is advising the finance sector to take note of the lessons to be learned from its investigation into the marketing and sale of the failed investment product Credit SaILS.
The Commission has today released its Investigation Closure Report in accordance with section 6 of the Fair Trading Act 1986 regarding publishing information that affects the interests of consumers. The release of the report also answers a number of Official Information Act 1982 requests to the Commission by members of the media.
The report summarises the evidence uncovered in the Commission's investigation of five companies associated with the marketing and sale of the product to investors.
Investors in Credit SaILS have the opportunity of being returned around 85% of the capital they lost, as a result of a $60 million settlement reached between the Commission and the five companies; Forsyth Barr Limited, Forsyth Barr Group Limited, Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, Credit Sail Limited and Calyon Hong Kong Limited.
"This investigation has some important lessons for the industry. There are actions the industry can take to ensure they don't mislead investors," said Dr Mark Berry, Chairman of the Commerce Commission.
The Commission offers the following guidance, in line with the Financial Market Authority's guidance, to those involved in the marketing and sale of financial products.
– All information conveyed to investors must be accurate. This applies to information in a prospectus, offer documents, marketing materials and things said verbally by financial advisers.
– All key terms must be disclosed up-front. Anything significant about the offer – its upside, downside, costs, term etc – needs to be highlighted early on.
– It is possible to mislead by silence. What you leave out or obscure can mislead, as well as what you choose to say. Ensure that all relevant information is provided.
– Give prominence to representations that investors will care about. In the Credit SaILS case, we thought that there was a disproportionate and misleading prominence given to the potential benefits of an investment in Credit SaILS. The risks were found on pg 42 of the offer; we say that is so unbalanced and lacking in prominence as to be misleading.
– Claims of capital protection and capital guarantee should be avoided unless they are perfectly true. Investors in this case thought that 'capital protection' meant that the capital was guaranteed against loss. This is what 'protection' means to the average non-expert investor.
– Use plain English, not technical jargon. Investors will take different meanings from the language than financial institutions and brokers. For example, investors in Credit SaILS understood the phrase "Capital protected by AA Rated collateral" to mean that their capital was effectively guaranteed against loss.
– Financial advisors are a critical source of information for investors. Whatever the documents say, advisors can mislead investors by what they say. Where products are new or highly complex, promoters must ensure that all intermediaries who sell the product are given genuine grounding in the products and thorough information. Otherwise selling agents can be put in a position where they mislead investors.
– Sellers of investment products should ensure that investments are suitable for the investors to whom they are offered. Complex and difficult to understand products should not be targeted at unsophisticated retail investors. Marketing and sales should be tailored to appropriate buyers and buyers given accurate information in an even-handed way.
– Investments made on behalf of others must be consistent with the risk appetite of the investor. Where financial advisers are in the position to make investments on behalf of others, they must be absolutely confident that they are investing consistently with the express risk profile of the customer. This necessarily means being fully familiar with what they are selling and all its attendant risks.
– Creators and promoters of investment products may have liability even where they are not named as an 'issuer' or 'promoter'. Liability is determined by the substance of what companies do and say, not by their roles as they choose to designate them.
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Nick Moran September 23, 2012
Our own Emily St. John Mandel makes an appearance in Brooklyn Magazine's feature on "Nine Brooklyn Writers and How They Work." Come for the interview, but stay for the photograph of Emily actually using her stand-up desk (which she's shown us before).
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Book Art V. White Supremacy
Emily Colette Wilkinson January 8, 2010
A controversial new book art exhibit is set to open at the Mansfield Library of the University of Montana on January 7th. The show, "Speaking Volumes: Transforming Hate," comprises works by 100 artists all of which are made out 4000 books published by a white supremacist organization, The Church of the Creator, and sold to the Montana Human Rights Network by a disaffected member. Read the strange story of the genesis of the exhibition and see some of the works here.
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Amazon's Top 100 of the Year
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Amazon is tweeting its top 100 books of the year today on its Twitter account. (Thanks, Darryl)
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The local Fox affiliate here aired a nice segment last night on a Mommy Makeover which I performed on a patient of mine a couple weeks ago. If you'd like to view it, click here.
Great news segment. I really enjoyed watching it and reading your blog every week.
To think I've been reading you for months and didn't even realize what a total cutie you are.
Yeah, Dr Youn is a hottie. I wish he was in San Diego!
Dr. Youn, what a beautiful makeover! Out of curiosity, is there anything that can be done for pregnancy-related stretch marks on a thin postpartum belly? Several doctors have said unfortunately nothing can be done for this situation and that these marks are a sort of motherhood badge of honor. What do Hollywood stars do to prevent or treat belly stretch marks? Thanks.
There really isn't a great treatment for stretch marks, with the exception of cutting them out which creates a scar. Nothing else has been worth the money from what I've seen, unfortunately.
Great piece. I've followed your blog for a couple of years now (I live in Australia), and I appreciate your professionalism, dedication to telling it like it is as well as your obvious skills as a surgeon. Congratulations.
Thank you for keeping all of your readers informed on procedures, new techniques and, of course, the vicarious thrills of seeing celebrities and the work they have done.
I enjoyed watching too. "Dr Youn is a hottie"-I agree 'coz he looks like me.
That was great. I enjoyed watching it. I learned a lot here. | {
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It becomes us only to dwell in duty, and to be silent in our thoughts, and wary in our discourses of God; and let him choose the time when he will prune his vine, and when he will burn his thorns;how long he will smite his servants, and when he will destroy his enemies.
A FAITHFUL remnant reserved by Divine Providence, even in seasons of the most exterminating judgment, to be the germ of the reviving Church. — The visible Church found only among the Waldenses and Albigenses, in the secluded valleys of Piedmont. — Their sufferings and constancy in the perpetuation of evangelical truth, and resistance to the Papal apostasy. — Their present depressed circumstances. — Appeal to British sympathy. — Wickliffe. — Sketch of a Waldensian pastor. — Almighty Power, by weak instruments, achieves its grand designs. — Welcome dawn of the Reformation. — Its gradual and unmarked progress. — Luther. — His bold and successful exposure of the Papal delusions. — God the defender of his servants in the hour of special danger. — Firmness and courage of the Reformers. — The world involved in a war of principles, which threatened the destruction of the Papal throne. — Britain, emancipated from its thraldom, made the depositary of Scriptural truth. — Sufferings of her martyrs. — Her primitive barbarism and idolatry. — By her twofold emancipation from heathenism and from popery, laid under imperative obligation to communicate the blessings of the Gospel to all mankind.
Valiant for the truth.–Jer. ix, 3.
And hidden thousands firm in faith remain'd.
And hide the injuries of darker days.
To gild the gloom, and cheer the howling waste.
Retired apostate Zion's Orb of Light?
What favour'd clime its cheering rays received?
What unwarp'd nation still the truth believed?
Where fix'd Messiah his unearthly throne?
With steadfast courage spurn'd the' unholy yoke?
From hell's foul frauds, its fearful threatenings broke?
And firm and faithful 'mid its fires remain'd?
Or slept, illustrious, with the faithful dead?
Whose conquering weapon was the living Word.
With stormy roar, and foam of rainbow light.
And Piety to heaven adoring knelt.
Man, suffering man, to others of his kind.
Ungenial, even in spring's expansive hour.
For murderous deeds that cover hell with shame.
And only Christ, the King, the Saviour, named.
And deepening darkness by infernal light.
The docile, shall the guiding Spirit speak.
His secret with the babes whom men deride.
That ruled on earth, or rose from hell below.
Which binds the truth to the triumphant heart.
Up to the Saviour's throne, to share his victories.
To lift the lofty song of heavenly praise.
To dart at once the fiery shaft of death.
And through surrounding shades diffused celestial light.
A Church unbranded with the apostate's name.
And rough and rugged is the soil she treads.
And feeds his flock by day, and guards the fold by night.
So rude the clime in which thy Master toil'd!
A boon, how small to that which once they gave!
Degenerate, bore the stamp, by Rome impress'd!
Made in thy native phrase their priceless treasures thine.
And fix'd it firm upon the snow-clad steep.
And stood, a moveless host, against infernal bands.
Look down on torrent streams and sterile mountains drear.
Shall bear the glory of the sons of God.
And mountains, desert once, bring forth ambrosial flowers.
His ridgy rocks receive the parting beam.
But one eternal day with brightening beams be crown'd.
The stars that roll'd in radiance unprofaned.
And fill the universe with light Divine.
Or fly in terror from his glance of fire.
And horse and rider perish in the deep.
Their life, their bliss, their origin, and end.
Compact as barrier sands that bound the main.
And urge, resistless, thy inglorious flight.
Than Israel's sons from Midian's yoke retrieved.
And cast the blood-stain'd shrines of Baal down.
Green Earth rejoicing, and her tenants gay.
Fair Nature in her orient charms to hail.
To feel reviving heat, and breathe elastic air.
The joyous presage of a perfect day.
And Truth, though wrong'd, is Heaven's peculiar care.
'Gainst Heaven and thee presumed fierce war to wage.
And triumph o'er a universe restored.
Into the sterile earth, evolved at last.
And fostering earth with vital juices fed.
Met rude repulses from his rugged wing.
Their stalks were slender, and their ears were few.
And yielded healthful seed for distant soil.
In aspen gall to steep the shafts of death.
The valorous leader of truth's champion band.
Or menace dire of Pride's uplifted horn.
Before the beam of truth to darkness pass'd away.
A fetter'd bond-slave of the' apostate king.
And earth with banded armies round him close.
In earnest contest for the faith Divine!
And slumbering nations roused to furious war.
The curious carvings of the ivory throne.
Forged in dark limbo, of hell's vanities.
The blinding fillet, and the scale, withdrew.
Heaven own'd the contest, nor its aid denied.
Proclaim'd the triumphs of the faithful dead!
And at his feet their hallow'd trophies lay.
And sharers in her sins and plagues remain'd.
From thy proud neck the captive's galling yoke.
Renounced her faith, and sought the grace Divine.
And made thy praise the theme of every tongue.
And bore the standard of the sacred shrine.
Led on, through scorching flames and penetrating fire.
And Israel's God in thee his sanctuary chose.
With echoing gladness bade thy wilds rejoice.
And every darken'd clime with holy radiance glow.
Send sacred sounds of solemn melody.
From death's dread confines and the realms of night.
The Queen of nations, in the watery waste.
Or proud emblazon'd wars by Roman valour fought.
O'er earth's dark bounds to bid its glories flow.
The Gentiles for the marriage feast prepare.
And bear the triumphs of Eternal love.
Let Labour's hand to level smoothness bring.
On its wild waves shall bear their melody.
Britannia, haste! on wings of mercy fly!
The purchased nations in Messiah's name! | {
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Q: Resources not re-created with Terraform and vSphere I'm a noob with this combo, so I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
Terraform with the vSphere provider, and during Chef provisioning it errors out. Then, when re-planning and re-applying, it wants to create the instance as new despite it already existing in some form:
Terraform will perform the following actions:
# vsphere_virtual_machine.prdsat02 will be created
+ resource "vsphere_virtual_machine" "prdsat02" {
It does not choose to destroy and re-create, which is where I think things go off the proverbial rails, and then of course the apply fails:
$ terraform apply -input=false $PLAN
vsphere_virtual_machine.prdsat02: Creating...
Error: error cloning virtual machine: The name 'prdsat02' already exists.
on vm-prdsat02.tf line 2, in resource "vsphere_virtual_machine"
"prdsat02": 2: resource "vsphere_virtual_machine" "prdsat02" {
ERROR: Job failed: exit status 1
I'm expecting it to want to destroy and re-create, and while that's likely disabled for safety, I must be missing the bit that enables it.
You'll probably need more info than I can think to include, so please ask whatever comes to mind and I'll update.
Thanks!
*
*terraform v0.12.16 (the excellent harbottle RPM)
*terraform-provider-vsphere v1.12.0
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Q: Sequencing async operations followed by onResult call Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/smartdev101/eLxxpjp3/
Inside asyncAction function call, a promise has been created to sequence two async operations, getRecords and getTotal followed by a final call to onResult(data) on success or onFail(info) in case of exception.
how to get onResult call upon completion of two async operations?
asyncAction: function(url, params, resultFunction, faultFunction) {
puremvc.asyncproxy.AsyncProxy.prototype.asyncAction.call(this, resultFunction, faultFunction);
if(!params.id) { //get master
var queryString = this.url.parse(url, true).query;
var offset = queryString.offset ? Number(queryString.offset) : 0;
var limit = queryString.limit ? Number(queryString.limit) : 20;
var data = {rows: null, total: null};
var self = this;
this.getRecords(data, offset, limit)
.then(function(data){return self.getTotal(data)})
//.fail(function(error){self.onFault(error)})
.done(function(data){self.onResult(data)})
} else { //get detail
this.getDetail(params.id);
}
},
getRecords: function(data, offset, limit) {
console.log('get records');
var defer = this.q.defer();
this.connection.query("SELECT title, name, company FROM speaker LIMIT ? OFFSET ?", [limit, offset], function(error, rows, fields){
console.log('get records done');
data.rows = rows;
defer.resolve(data);
//defer.reject("earlier");
});
return defer.promise;
},
getTotal: function(data) {
console.log('get total');
var defer = this.q.defer();
this.connection.query("SELECT * FROM speaker", function(error, rows, fields) { //SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS later
data.total = rows.length;
console.log('get total done');
defer.resolve(data);
//defer.reject("just like that");
});
return defer.promise;
},
onResult: function(data) {
console.log('on result');
puremvc.asyncproxy.AsyncProxy.prototype.onResult.call(this, data);
},
onFault: function(info) {
puremvc.asyncproxy.AsyncProxy.prototype.onFault.call(this, info);
}
A: finally after struggling a lot, here's the solution, but I need couple of more things, calling defer.reject in any function doesn't halt the process, even done is executed
this post helped a lot. https://coderwall.com/p/ijy61g
Edit 2- Used bind as a result of suggestions - the problem is onResult gets called irrespective of failure, so I had to do if(data) check which I don't like, would have been awesome if promises had some kind of final .success (counterpart of .fail) function.
Edit 3 - added this.onResult at the end of then chain though it doesn't return any promise, is it violating any specs?
Edit 4 - promisified getConnection
getConnection: function() {
var defer = this.q.defer();
var mysql = require("mysql");
var pool = mysql.createPool({
host: common.Config.mySQLHost,
user: common.Config.mySQLUsername,
password: common.Config.mySQLPassword,
database: common.Config.mySQLDatabase
});
pool.getConnection(function(error, connection){
if(error) {
defer.reject(error)
} else {
defer.resolve(connection);
}
});
return defer.promise;
},
asyncAction: function(url, params, resultFunction, faultFunction) {
if(!params.id) { //get master
var queryString = this.url.parse(url, true).query;
var offset = queryString.offset ? Number(queryString.offset) : 0;
var limit = queryString.limit ? Number(queryString.limit) : 20;
var data = {rows: null, total: null};
var self = this;
this.getConnection()
.then(function(connection){return self.getRecords(data, offset, limit, connection)})
.then(function(value){return self.getTotal(value.data, value.connection)})
.then(function(value){self.onResult(value.data, value.connection)})
.fail(function(value){self.onFault(value.error, value.connection)})
} else { //get detail
this.getDetail(params.id);
}
},
getRecords: function(data, offset, limit, connection) {
var defer = this.q.defer();
connection.query("SELECT title, name, company FROM speaker LIMIT ? OFFSET ?", [limit, offset], function(error, rows, fields){
if(error) {
defer.reject({error:error, connection:connection});
} else {
data.rows = rows;
defer.resolve({data: data, connection:connection});
}
});
return defer.promise;
},
getTotal: function(data, connection) {
var defer = this.q.defer();
connection.query("SELECT count(*) AS total FROM speaker", function(error, rows, fields) {
if(error) {
defer.reject({error:error, connection:connection});
} else {
data.total = rows[0].total;
defer.resolve({connection:connection, data:data});
}
});
return defer.promise;
},
onResult: function(data, connection) {
console.log(data);
connection.release();
},
onFault: function(info, connection) {
console.log(info)
connection.release();
}
A: It seems like this could be simplified. It seems like you just want these async operations to be performed synchronously. If you return the promise, the original promise in the chain will become the new promise. The final fail will catch the first promise to be rejected.
asyncAction: function(url, params, resultFunction, faultFunction) {
puremvc.asyncproxy.AsyncProxy.prototype.asyncAction.call(this, resultFunction, faultFunction);
if(!params.id) { //get master
var queryString = this.url.parse(url, true).query;
var offset = queryString.offset ? Number(queryString.offset) : 0;
var limit = queryString.limit ? Number(queryString.limit) : 20;
var data = {rows: null, total: null};
var self = this;
this.getRecords(data, offset, limit)
.then(function(data) {
return self.getTotal(data);
})
.then(this.onResult.bind(this))
.fail(this.onFault);
} else { //get detail
this.getDetail(params.id);
}
},
getRecords: function(data, offset, limit) {
console.log('get records');
var defer = this.q.defer();
this.connection.query("SELECT title, name, company FROM speaker LIMIT ? OFFSET ?", [limit, offset], function(error, rows, fields){
console.log('get records done');
data.rows = rows;
defer.resolve(data);
//defer.reject("earlier");
});
return defer.promise;
},
getTotal: function(data) {
console.log('get total');
var defer = this.q.defer();
this.connection.query("SELECT * FROM speaker", function(error, rows, fields) { //SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS later
data.total = rows.length;
console.log('get total done');
defer.resolve(data);
//defer.reject("just like that");
});
return defer.promise;
},
onResult: function(data) {
console.log('on result');
puremvc.asyncproxy.AsyncProxy.prototype.onResult.call(this, data);
},
A: User2727195, here's my version in full, based on the original, unedited code posted in your own answer.
There's no attemtpt to improve the logic/flow, just to improve the syntax. As such, it is only as good as your answer was at that time. To get everything working properly, you will need to apply your own later ideas and other suggestions offered since then.
As such, this is not an independent answer and should not be selected. If it starts to attract negative votes, then I will delete it so trawl through for ideas while you can.
asyncAction: function(url, params) {
if(!params.id) { //get master
var queryString = this.url.parse(url, true).query;
this.getRecords({}, Number(queryString.offset || 0), Number(queryString.limit || 20))
.then(this.getTotal.bind(this))
.fail(this.onFault.bind(this))
.done(this.onResult.bind(this));
} else { //get detail
this.getDetail(params.id);
}
},
connectionQueryPromisifier = function() {
// This is a promisifying adaptor for connection.query .
// In your own version, you will probably choose to rewrite connection.query rather than use an adapter.
var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments).concat(function(error, rows, fields) {
if(error) { defer.reject(error); }
else { defer.resolve({ rows:rows, fields:fields }); }
}),
defer = this.q.defer();
this.connection.query.apply(this, args);
return defer.promise;
},
getRecords: function(data, offset, limit) {
//Here, you take advantage of having promisified connection.query .
return this.connectionQueryPromisifier("SELECT title, name, company FROM speaker LIMIT ? OFFSET ?", [limit, offset]).then(function(obj) {
data.rows = obj.rows;
});
},
getTotal: function(data) {
//Here, you take advantage of having promisified connection.query .
return this.connectionQueryPromisifier("SELECT * FROM speaker").then(function(obj) {
data.total = obj.rows.length;
});
},
onResult: function(data) {
console.log('on result');
},
onFault: function(info) {
console.log('onFault');
}
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Arrested police officer not allowed to attend son's funeral
by TurkeyPurge | Jul 26, 2017 | Human Tragedies
Put in pre-trial arrest after he was dismissed from his job, Mugla-based police officer, identified as A., was not allowed to attend his son's funeral, according to a recent tip submitted to magduriyet.com.
Magduriyetler.com is an online blog page that publishes tips –mostly anonymous– from Turkey's post-coup victims, whether they be those dismissed and arrested, or their relatives. With most of the details regarding the incident still unknown, Turkey Purge is not able to verify the authenticity of the post. However, at least one similar incident from the recent past increases the odds that the Mugla arrestee was indeed denied such right.
Former police officer A. was first dismissed from his job under a post-coup emergency decree, and put in pre-trial arrest over his alleged links into the Gulen movement.
The government accuses the movement of masterminding the July 15, 2016 coup attempt while the latter denies involvement.
A. was recently told that his son had had a traffic accident and taken to hospital. A's son succumbed to his injuries, however, only the family members other hand his father showed up at the funeral, according to the tip.
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Are you overwhelmed by the juggling act of being a communicator? Do you struggle to balance and navigate a speaking ministry and the ministry of being a parent and spouse? This episode, hosted by Kathi Lipp and Michele Cushatt, is full of advice to navigate the rigors of juggling real life and honoring God as one grows a communicating business. You do not want to miss the opportunity to learn from Kathi and Michele as they lead us on this journey of juggling!
I love your suggestion to change up our summer schedules. I did take a break from social media and new blog posts for the months of July and August.
I was amazed at my creativity when I went back to writing. The break was just what I needed.
Your suggestion Michelle helped me not to have that stupid "false guilt" for taking a much needed break! | {
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Ubbi Dubbi Festival 2021 announces its phase-one lineup
On Aug. 24, Ubbi Dubbi Festival 2021 announced its phase-one lineup, which is scheduled to be held in Dallas-Fortworth, Texas on April 24 and 25, 2021.
The sophomore event, which was canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19 plans to deliver a star-studded lineup, which is represented in its phase-one. Featured thus far will include performances by Adventure Club, Camelphat, Destructo, Dom Dolla, Green Velvet, Illenium, Joyryde, Kaskade, Seven Lions, Tiga, Valentino Khan, Zomboy and more. The festival anticipates announcing at least forty more acts in the future. The festival guarantees a spectrum of electronic music from house and techno to dubstep, trap, and bass music.
Founded by famous club promoter Disco Donnie Presents, Ubbi Dubbi Festival sold out in its inaugural edition. Therefore, it is recommended to purchase tickets early. Tier 1 tickets have already been released to the public and can be purchased here. Payment plans will be made available to festival-goers.
Disco Donnie Presents is known to produce stellar music events including Sunset Music Festival and Freaky Deaky and thousands of other tours. The United States-based promoter organizes nearly 1000 club events annually in markets all across the U.S., ranging from Portland, Philadelphia, Houston, Tampa, New Orleans, Dallas, and St Louis to name only a few.
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October 3rd, 2018 is Balloons Around the World Day
which is Observed the first Wednesday in October
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Boyfriends bring comfort and joy to many lives, and today they are celebrated and given special tre…
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October 3rd, 2018 is Random Acts of Poetry Day
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October 3rd, 2018 is Customer Service Week which is Observed for 5 days starting the first Monday in October
October 3rd, 2018 is Teller Appreciation Week which is Observed for 5 days starting the first Monday in October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Walk Your Dog Week which is Observed annually for 7 days starting on October 1st
October 3rd, 2018 is Universal Children's Week which is Observed annually for 7 days starting on October 1st
October 3rd, 2018 is "Cut Out Dissection" Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Adopt-A-Dog Month® which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is AIDS Awareness Month which is Observed the month of December and the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is American Cheese Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is American Pharmacists Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Antidepressant Death Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Bat Appreciation Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Black Cat Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Blindness Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Breast Cancer Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Caffeine Addiction Recovery Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Celebrating the Bilingual Child Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Child Health Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Children's Magazine Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Church Library Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Church Safety and Security Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Class Reunion Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Clergy Appreciation Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Co-op Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Computer Learning Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Country Music Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Crime Prevention Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Dysautonomia Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Eat Better, Eat Together Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Eat Country Ham Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Emotional Intelligence Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Emotional Wellness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Employee Ownership Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Energy Management is a Family Affair - Improve Your Home Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Eye Injury Prevention Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Fair Trade Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Fall Car Care Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Family History Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Financial Planning Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Fire Prevention Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is German-American Heritage Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Global Diversity Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Go Nuts over Texas Peanuts Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Gourmet Adventures Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Halloween Safety Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Head Start Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Health Literacy Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Hog Out Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Home Eye Safety Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is I'm Just Me Because Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is International Augmentative & Alternative Communication Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is International Starman Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is International Strategic Planning Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is International Walk To School Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Italian-American Heritage Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is LGBT History Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Long-Term Care Planning Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Lupus Awareness Month (UK) which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Month of Freethought which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National "Gain the Inside Advantage" Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Animal Safety and Protection Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Applejack Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Apple Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Arts and Humanities Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Bake and Decorate Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Book Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Bullying Prevention Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Caramel Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Chili Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Chiropractic Health Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Cookbook Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Cookie Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Critical Illness Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Cyber Security Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Dental Hygiene Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Disability Employment Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Dropout Prevention Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Energy Action Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Family Sexuality Education Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Farm to School Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Go on a Field Trip Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Hispanic Heritage Month which is Observed annually for 30 days starting on September 15th
October 3rd, 2018 is National Kitchen & Bath Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Learning and Development Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Physical Therapy Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Pickled Peppers Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Pizza Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Popcorn Poppin' Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Pork Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Pretzel Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Protect Your Hearing Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Reading Group Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Roller Skating Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National RSV Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Sausage Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Seafood Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Sensory Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
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October 3rd, 2018 is National Squirrel Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Stamp Collecting Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Toilet Tank Repair Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Window Covering Safety Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is National Work and Family Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Organize Your Medical Information Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Pear & Pineapple Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Photographer Appreciation Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Polish American Heritage Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Positive Attitude Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Raptor Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Rett Syndrome Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Rhizomes and Persimmons Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Rhubarb Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Right Brainers Rule! Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Self-Promotion Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Spinach Lovers Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Tackling Hunger™ Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Talk About Your Medicines Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is Workplace Politics Awareness Month which is Observed the month of October
October 3rd, 2018 is World Menopause Month which is Observed the month of October
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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti l'İnegöl Belediyespor ve Gençlik Kulübü nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2020-2021.
Stagione
Organigramma societario
Area direttiva
Presidente: Alper Taban
Area tecnica
Allenatore: Levent Zoroğlu
Allenatore in seconda: Bora Şensoy
Assistente allenatore: Hakan Çolpan
Scoutman: Mete Erbaş
Rosa
Mercato
Risultati
Statistiche
Statistiche di squadra
G = partite giocate; V = partite vinte; P = partite perse
Statistiche dei giocatori
P = presenze; PT = punti totali; AV = attacchi vincenti; MV = muri vincenti; BV = battute vincenti
Note
Collegamenti esterni
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Dialect, accent and nickname
Norfolk (/ˈnɔːrfək/) is a ceremonial and non-metropolitan county in East Anglia in England. It borders Lincolnshire to the north-west, Cambridgeshire to the west and south-west, and Suffolk to the south. Its northern and eastern boundaries are the North Sea, with The Wash to the north-west. The county town is the city of Norwich. With an area of 2,074 square miles (5,370 km2) and a population of 859,400, Norfolk is a largely rural county with a population density of 401 per square mile (155 per km2). Of the county's population, 40% live in four major built up areas: Norwich (213,000), Great Yarmouth (63,000), King's Lynn (46,000) and Thetford (25,000).[5]
County of England
This article is about the county in England. For the city in the US state of Virginia, see Norfolk, Virginia. For the Australian island, see Norfolk Island. For other uses, see Norfolk (disambiguation).
Ceremonial county in England
Anglo-Saxon period[1]
UTC±00:00 (Greenwich Mean Time)
UTC+01:00 (British Summer Time)
Richard Bacon (C)
James Wild (C)
Liz Truss (C)
Chloe Smith (C)
Duncan Baker (C)
Brandon Lewis (C)
George Freeman (C)
Jerome Mayhew (C)
Clive Lewis (L)
Norfolk Constabulary
Lord Lieutenant
The Lady Dannatt MBE
High Sheriff
Georgina Roberts (Lady Roberts of Swaffham)[2][3] (2020–21)
• Ranked
5th of 48
Population (2021)
25th of 48
96.5% white[4]
Non-metropolitan county
Norfolk County Council
GB-NFK
ONS code
UKH13
www.norfolk.gov.uk
Districts of Norfolk
City of Norwich
South Norfolk
Broadland
North Norfolk
King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Breckland
The Broads is a network of rivers and lakes in the east of the county, extending south into Suffolk. The area is protected by the Broads Authority[6] and has similar status to a national park.[7]
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Q: How do I put the contents of a text file on the server into an array in my Javascript code? Right now I have a webpage with embedded Javascript code which defines the following array:
var words = [ "apple", "banana", "orange" ];
The array is then be fed into some output in the HTML part of the webpage. What I'd like to do is create a text file called "words.txt" with the contents that I can pull into the array, instead of hardcoding the contents of the array in the code.
The text file would look like this:
apple, banana, orange
How do I do this?
A: Better keep file as js:
[words.js]
var words = ['apple', 'banana', 'orange'];
[index.html]
<script src="words.js"></script>
<script>
alert(words[0]);
</script>
If using some server side language like PHP, you can read file content directly to js variable:
[words.txt]
apple, banana, orange
[index.php]
$words = file_get_contents('words.txt');
$words = preg_replace("/(\w+)/g", '"$1"', $words); // add quotes around words.
?>
<script>
var words = [<?= $words; ?>];
alert(words[0]);
</script>
A: Use AJAX to read the file from the server. Here's how to do it using jQuery. If you want to use plain JS, you'll need to translate it to the equivalent code.
var words = [];
$.get("words.txt", function(data) {
words = data.split(', ');
// update webpage with words
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Steam Tunnels: Legends from the underground
Nigel Jaffe, Executive Editor for Data
Before alarms were installed in the College's steam tunnels, students would use the tunnels to sneak around campus late at night. PHOTO COURTESY OF BOB WRIGHT.
Beneath campus, stretching from Hopkins to Greylock, from Lasell to the President's House, is a legendary network of tunnels. Constructed to connect the central heating plant's utility lines to various buildings across campus, the tunnels have slowly expanded in both size and notoriety for the better part of a century. Dating back almost as long are efforts by students to take advantage of numerous entrances and exits around campus by "tunneling" from place to place after hours.
The most popular stories surrounding the steam tunnels tend to revolve around the cat-and-mouse dynamic between Campus Safety and Security (CSS) and the students involved in those late-night expeditions. Director of CSS Dave Boyer, who has overseen one side of that rivalry for more than 30 years, corroborated one of the most lurid tales, in which a student in the early '90s lost their scalp while fleeing CSS. "I followed the blood trail that night," Boyer said. "The student hit a very low-hanging beam that had a sharp edge on it. I believe they had to get somewhere between 60 and 80 stitches to reattach their scalp."
It was unclear at first whether Boyer was serious. Such hair-raising details, often repeated rather facetiously by students hoping to add to the sense of mystery, are almost unbelievable. But this was only the first of several such stories that turned out, in the end, to be true, another addition to the lore of a not-so-secret tradition maintained across more than 70 years at the College.
The mystique builds
The first substantial documentation of the tunnels in the Record dates back to December 1949, when the paper sold for 10 cents per issue and counted George Steinbrenner '52, former owner of the New York Yankees, among its editorial staff. An article by Richard Duffield '52, "Subterranean tunnel system shrouds College campus in mystery, danger," places initial construction of the steam tunnels around the late 1920s. Comparing the College's tunnel network to the system used by New York City's subway lines, Duffield meanwhile credits students with making use of the passages for certain "ingenious purposes."
Senior Project Manager Jason Moran confirmed Duffield's historical account. "From initial plan review of early design drawings, the tunnels predate the 1930s," he said. "The previous versions mimic the current versions: a structure that steam pipes were installed in that allowed for visual inspection and maintenance."
Executive Director for Facilities Operations Bob Wright provided further insight into the structural details of the passageways. "The steam tunnels range in size from just large enough to accommodate the utility conduits to larger tunnels that can accommodate our maintenance staff," he said. "Mystery and intrigue have followed these tunnels for years. Until additional precautions were taken, students would periodically find ways to infiltrate the tunnels."
Rhett Austell '48 lived in Morgan Hall – a prominent access point for students up until at least the '90s – in the summer of 1943. Thinking back on the tunnels' reputation among the student body at the time, he recalled that he "had heard about the tunnels, but never knew anyone who had walked through them." Countless alums of more recent generations would echo that stance, reflecting a general awareness of the illegal activities but a reluctance to participate.
During the decades following Austell's time at the College, the tunnels grew both in size – with expansions in 1965 extending to Greylock and Science Quads – and in reputation. An Oct. 31, 1969, edition of the Record features a quote from an "indignant" Paul Morello '72, who declared, "The two most important things at Williams are the dogs and the steam tunnels."
In the ensuing decades, the tunnels appeared in two separate April Fools issues of the Record, with satirical articles from 1979 ("Alliance protests steam tunnel threat") and 1981 ("Heating system goes nuclear") capitalizing on the general sense of mystery the tunnels had acquired.
Narrow tunnels, narrow escapes
According to alums from that period, using the tunnels to gain access to desirable locations after hours was a fairly widespread practice. "Tunneling was a popular activity," Professor of Chemistry Jay Thoman '82 said. "For many people, a destination was the [College's swimming] pool."
Professor of Chemistry Tom Smith '88 gave a similar account. "There certainly is a lot of lore about 'tunneling,'" he said. "I have friends and classmates who talked about it, but I never did it myself. I remember hearing about people tunneling into the pool and then getting caught by security and being asked to show their campus IDs."
Ben Cart '80, an avid tunneler during his time at the College, remembers his own experience taking part – and getting caught – in exactly such a scenario. "We were skinny dipping in the pool at 1 a.m. – four freshmen having the time of our lives," he said. "What I recall is the noise caused by the banks of lights going on… CLANK, CLANK, CLANK. All of a sudden, daylight in the swimming pool. Thoroughly embarrassed, we scrambled to the edge of the pool, and there's [CSS Officer] Bill Busl in his security uniform. He gave us the quote of the night: 'I don't suppose you've got your IDs on you…'"
Once inside the tunnels, those trying to reach a specific location often found it difficult to navigate effectively. The tunnels run directly under Hopkins Hall, potentially making CSS' job much easier. "One entrance was in the basement of Hopkins Hall, in a restroom very close to Security," Thoman said. "One might imagine it was an amusing way to leave the steam tunnels, with a wave to the dispatcher."
Cart hardly has to imagine – his time in the tunnels eventually led him to make that very mistake. "One night, we reached a grate that was big enough to climb through, right above a well-lit hallway. The first two of us dropped down and pushed the grate open, and then we were standing there, brushing the dirt off and wondering where we were. Down at the end of the hall is the 24-hour security office in the basement of Hopkins. There's a guy at the desk with his head down, because of course, it never occurs to him that there's going to be kids popping out of the wall." Incredibly, Cart escaped capture, but others in his position may not have been so lucky.
Dangers limit tunneling
Modern developments have strengthened security in an effort to keep students from engaging in dangerous unauthorized usage of the tunnels. According to Wright, the most recent structural changes are a direct response to the hazardous conditions. "The tunnels are a confined and dangerous space, with 300-degree steam running through pipes and 480 volts of electricity running through electric lines," he said. "That is why the tunnels are now very sensitively alarmed, reporting back to the security office, and are locked."
Wright stressed that the security measures reflect serious safety concerns. "When a worker goes into the tunnels, they must be equipped an audible alarmed meter which detects unsafe levels of oxygen, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide and LEL (lower explosive level)," he said. "They also must be outfitted with a harness to help with their removal if they were to be injured, and a two-way radio for communications."
Those hoping to enter the tunnels by official means are required to undergo federal training. "The tunnels are actually classified by federal law under OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] standards as a 'confined space,'" Wright said. "This means that our maintenance staff, as well as any outside contractors, have to receive OSHA confined space training before they are allowed to enter the tunnels."
One such outsider who received clearance was Ian Nesbitt '13, whose exploits are documented in the Willipedia page on the steam tunnels and the Williams Magazine piece debunking some of the myths surrounding them. He completed OSHA training and entered the tunnels as part of his work in geosciences classes at the College.
Boyer said he hopes that efforts such as Nesbitt's will cause the aura of intrigue around the tunnels to fade, no longer incentivizing students to break in. "I almost wish somebody could actually go through with a camera and film it, so that would take away the mystery of the place," Boyer said. "Believe me, the mystery and allure of the underground space is much more exciting than the reality of being down there."
He pointed out that the placement of the tunnels is actually less of a secret than students may think. "If you consider it from a heat distribution standpoint, even if you didn't know where the steam tunnels were, you could probably figure it out," Boyer said. "If you look at the grass, where the snow first melted, I'll bet that you could draw a pretty accurate depiction of where they might have placed the tunnels." His intuition echoes Duffield's 1949 Record article, which reads, "[Their] path can be traced in the wintertime when the heat from the pipes melts the snow, leaving a bare track on the surface."
Cart gave his thoughts on what motivated the expeditions, if not the thrill of the tunnels themselves. "The adventure was all about going somewhere you shouldn't. It was all about exploring," he said. "In four years of college, if you didn't do something a little bit off the books, I pity you."
Nigel Jaffe '22 is a psychology and sociology major from Jersey City, NJ. He is the executive editor for data. He previously served as a staff writer,... | {
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Kopano Releases Enterprise-Ready Video Calling App 'Meet'
Written by Toos Stoker on January 30, 2019
Kopano Meet
DELFT, 30 January 2019 ‑ Today, Kopano, a leading vendor of open source collaboration software, will officially release Kopano Meet: Kopano's new video meeting app that combines the benefits of open source with great usability.
Kopano Meet is the first open source, progressive web application for video-based communication that is suitable for use at enterprise level. The software is by default peer-to-peer encrypted and can be used in the private cloud. As a result, companies can keep their data under control, making Kopano Meet more secure than its closed source counterparts.
Bob Huisman, Kopano's vice president of Product Development: "Many of our customers were in need of an open source video conferencing app that they can use on all their devices, including mobile phones. Improvements in web applications and wider acceptance of WebRTC inspired us to develop Meet as a progressive web app (PWA). The beauty of PWAs is that they behave just like regular web applications but provide native app-like integration with mobile device platforms such as Android or iOS."
The first release of Kopano Meet includes high-definition video and audio, one-to-one video calling and group calls. In the next releases, we will add screen sharing and one-to-many video broadcasting to the set of functionalities.
Brian Joseph, Kopano CEO, "Nowadays, it is impossible to imagine a workspace without video calling possibilities. There are quite a few well-known enterprise-ready video calling applications on the market, like Skype for Business, Zoom and GoToMeeting. However, none of these applications is open source. With Kopano Meet we are filling this gap and although there are still a few steps to take, I think we succeeded."
People who want to give Kopano Meet a try can check out the documentation on the Kopano community website.
Toos Stoker, Marketing & Communication Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Elektronicaweg 18, 2628 XG Delft, The Netherlands
Kopano Meet Screenshot
Kopano logos
[Blog] Kopano Meet: It's Nice To Meet You!
[Blog] WebRTC In A Mobile App In A Self-Hosted Environment
Toos Stoker
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You will never be on par with Skype for Business or Teams, if you only provide video conferences. Skype for Business (and now Teams) replace the whole PBX in big companies. Just look at Audi, BMW, Bosch, SAP…
User don't want to fiddle with this client for that, other client for this and so on. I'm also in a company who use Skype for Business and it only becomes the defacto Standard because it isn't good at all in specific tasks, but it's one client programm for *all* collaboration. I never have a single chance if I suggest Kopano because of this reason.
Also, video conferences don't just happens on the Desktop or Tablet only, but also with room systems like Lifesize. Where is the integration for Kopano Meet?
Then I must see half backed "integrations" like Mattermost. It feels like an foreign body in Kopano.
Know your enemy, have a look how users in big companies work with Skype for Business, Lifesize and the others…
Toos Stoker says:
Thank you for your honest comment.
Making integrations possible, and creating a seamless experience for our users is very important, and we are working on improving these things in Kopano too :).
But we also see a growing interest in software that allows users to manage their data locally, or review and extend the software themselves. We try to make Kopano an effective tool for those users who prefer not to or can't use closed source software like Skype for Business. | {
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Sylvester Stallone's NFT Collection Is One of Hollywood's Biggest Forays Into the Metaverse
Sylvester Stallone is a big-time screenplay writer, blockbuster movie star, and now, NFT enthusiast. The Hollywood star of classic movies like "Rocky," "Rambo," and more has recently launched into the Metaverse with his own non-fungible token (NFT) project, PlanetSLY. Stallone is one of a few Hollywood stars who is breaking new ground in the currently nebulous digital space. The more mainstream influencers and institutions engage the digital world of the Metaverse, the more credible and valuable NFTs become.
PlanetSLY seeks to connect two worlds
Throughout the PlanetSLY project, Stallone has kept a hands-on approach to the creation and design of his personal NFTs. This ambitious venture into the NFT space seeks to bridge the gap between digital collectibles and real-world value by offering NFTs as well as in-real-life experiences, like a gala dinner with Stallone in Miami. This project celebrates Stallone's career in a fresh and exciting way, giving fans who aren't convinced about NFTs an enticing incentive to get invested in them.
SLYguy holders will be given further opportunities to acquire exclusive merchandise. This further incentivizes fans to pick one up. The chance to snag one of these rare tokens during the pre-sale is also very exclusive. Fans must post on social media expressing their fandom for Stallone. Only those who receive an invitation to the pre-sale will be able to participate. Just under 10,000 NFTs will be released on the Ethereum Blockchain, with Stallone offering to autograph only 25 select tokens.
Sly's impact on the Metaverse
tallone's NFT project marks the beginning of a major overlap between the Metaverse and the red carpet. With an instantly recognizable star like Stallone taking the leap into the NFT space, other pop-culture icons might be inspired to do the same. The developing Metaverse could be full of official celebratory artwork and virtual items that pay homage to famous stars and their best works.
With a greater presence from Hollywood in the Metaverse comes many more interesting opportunities. One day, you might be able to meet your favorite stars in exotic locations all from the comfort of your home, or attend the Oscars via the Metaverse. Stallone's NFT collection is only the beginning of the way that Hollywood's best and brightest will be able to interact with their fans inside of the Metaverse.
PlanetSLY is the one of the first major forays of a major Hollywood icon into the growing Metaverse. This ambitious NFT project seeks to provide both digital and physical value, which could help transition the concept of the Metaverse into tangible reality. This venture could be the start of an ongoing collaboration between Hollywood and the major Metaverse platforms. Stallone is leading the way for other Hollywood VIPs to engage with their audiences like never before inside of the Metaverse.
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Benjamin W. Arnett. Courtesy of the Ohio Historical Society.
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Hiram Rhoades Revels. Courtesy of the Library of Congress (LC-USZ62-98798)
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Bingo Party Deluxe
Platform: Wii
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Developer: Ateam
AKA: Wai Wai Bingo Deluxe (JP)
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I started out in Grand Millennium Plaza just before the light started to change.
The sky above the high-rises was already starting to look dusty when I popped into Subway for dinner.
By the time I left, the sky was a musty purple.
But this is when the lights started to come on.
By this time the sky was changing to a mild blue.
The city lights began to stand out against the sky.
I climbed onto The Escalator during rush hour.
And snapped pictures of the people below returning home from work.
You can see all sorts of things from the Escalator.
The advertisers take full advantage of this.
There are a lot of changes and renovations going on in this area.
They already moved the used bookstore, but I hope the Dymocks stays nearby.
I read that some of the market stalls are going to be moved away too.
That's sad, but I do like the fact that Hong Kong is always changing.
And walked toward the busy night lights near Lan Kwai Fong.
I hope you enjoyed these pictures of one of my favorite times in Hong Kong. Come back next week for a walking tour of the Cat Street antique markets. For more Hong Kong walking tours check out the tab at the top of the page and the links in this post.
I love these photos and the fountain in Don't Go Breaking My Heart! Although I only really spent one summer hanging out in Lan Kwai Fong, I have many fond memories walking around Central at night and these photos bring that back. I hope NaNiWriMo continues to go well. No matter how much you write, it's so worthwhile.
It's nice to walk with you in Hong Kong via your pictures. Hope to see it in person in 1-2 years.
Thank you for your comments Susan and Giora! I'm glad you are enjoying the pictures. Hong Kong is such a special place and there is always more to see. | {
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Di Maria Candelaria
Di Maria Magdalena Candelaria, daughter of Roman and Ellen, passed peacefully with family at her side on June 17, 2020 just 4 days shy of her 58th Birthday. Di Maria was born on June 21, 1962 in Show Low, Arizona. Her life began growing up on the family ranch in Concho, Arizona. Di Maria had special needs, so in 1971 her parents moved the family and bought a second home in in the Scottsdale School District so she could attend Loloma School, aka Loloma Little School. She thrived in this environment where she met the best of friends and received a very special education from very special teachers until she graduated at the age of 21. Summers were spent at the family's home on the ranch she loved so dearly. After graduation, Di Maria attended and worked at The Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped for over 20 years. In 2005, after Di Maria's mother died, her sisters Di Ana and Cristi became her guardians. Ever since, Di Maria has lived in Nebraska with Cristi, Cristi's husband, Jeff, and their 3 children. Di Maria loved music and television shows from the seventies. A few of her favorite songs were "You Light Up My Life", "You Are My Sunshine" and "Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me". Her favorite TV shows were "The Waltons", "Little House on the Prairie" and "Bonanza". Di Maria also loved dancing and was the first in the family to do the Macarena. Di Maria enjoyed playing the piano, doing puzzles and looking through old photo albums. Her dad taught her how to throw a Frisbee and she went on to win first place at the Special Olympics for accuracy throwing a Frisbee through rings. Di Maria loved animals, especially dogs. They instinctively knew to protect her. Di Maria was truly the heart and soul of our family and an inspiration to everyone who ever met her. Her glowing smile and infectious laugh will be forever missed. She was predeceased by her Mom, Bertha Ellen. She is survived by her dad, Roman (Gerrie), siblings Richard (Ann), Victor, Di Ana (Tom), Cristi (Jeff), Jessica (Colin), Alexia (Bucky) and nephews and nieces including Courtney (Preston), Casey, Max, Quinton, Terrence "T", Taylor, Ellyse, Ava, Elenna (Dalton), Carlie (Nathan), Halston "Hoss", Tommy, Colton, Analesa, Angelina, Di Maria "Mia", James and Emme. The Family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to MercyOne Oakland Medical Center in Oakland, NE for their tremendous care. A viewing and Rosary will be held on Friday, July 3rd at San Rafael Catholic church in Concho, AZ starting at 7:00 PM. The Funeral Mass will be held outdoors at the Roman Candelaria Family Ranch off of Snake Ranch Rd at 10:00 AM, followed by a funeral procession to The Concho Catholic Cemetery. The family requests for the safety of everyone in attendance, to please abide by the CDC's guidelines for social distancing and the wearing of masks when social distancing cannot be avoided. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you donate in Di Maria's name to STARS formally known as The Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped which was founded by Di Maria's Mother Bertha Ellen and other concerned/loving parents of Special Needs Children who lived in Scottsdale. STARS, 7501 E. Osborne Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 or https://www.starsaz.org/wishlist/
Di Maria Magdalena Candelaria, daughter of Roman and Ellen, passed peacefully with family at her side on June 17, 2020 just 4 days shy of her 58th Birthday. Di Maria was born on June 21, 1962 in Show Low, Arizona. Her life began growing... View Obituary & Service Information
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It's becoming all too common for people to sacrifice nutrition for the sake of speed and convenience. This is a practice that has resulted in more of a demand for fast food places than supermarkets and fresh produce stands. While the speed of food preparation and our own personal convenience has increased, our nutrition and overall health has declined. This has resulted in overwhelming numbers of dietary, nutritional health problems like obesity and type 2 diabetes. Thats why I am back at it with the "Food Is Fuel" series and teaming up with "What Mike Eats" to show that your health and nutrition doesn't have to be sacrificed for ease and convenience! Mike uses the "Organic Muscle Plant Protein" to make delicious, nutrient dense shakes in no time!
Who doesn't love a PB & J every now and then? This is something that was a lunchtime staple for many during their school years and they still crave today! Mike has us covered with this great "Peanut Butter & Jelly Protein Shake" that you can whip up in no time!
To start things out, Mike puts one cup of "Unsweetened Cashew Milk" (great recipe here) or "Almond Milk" in a Nutribullet cup. He then adds two scoops of "Organic Muscle Vanilla Vegan Protein" in with the nut milk. Mike then adds one cup of "Mixed Frozen Fruit" to give this shake its "Jelly" flavor. Now this wouldn't be a true PB & J without the PB! To give this shake its peanut butter flavor Mike adds one to two tablespoons of "All-Natural Peanut Butter." I recommend checking labels when buying peanut butter to find one that has peanuts as the only ingredient. This avoids adding unwanted sugars to your shake. To top off this super shake, Mike adds two tablespoons of "Rolled Oats" and one half to one cup of ice as his own personal preference. Now that you have all the ingredients in the Nutribullet cup you simply blend it until it's smooth and enjoy!
Halloween may be behind us now, but those candy bars are going to linger around for a while. Among all those left over candy bars you likely find a favorite for many, the "Almond Joy." I remember this was always my Dad's favorite when I was growing up and somehow they would go missing from my halloween candy!
Because this is a favorite candy bar for many people out there, Mike came up with the "Almond Joy Protein Shake!" This shake starts out the same as the last, with one cup of "Unsweetened Cashew" or "Almond Milk" in a Nutribullet cup. To give this shake its protein and chocolate flavor, Mike adds two scoops of "Organic Muscle Chocolate Vegan Protein" to the nut milk. The almond joy candy bar has coconut and almonds in it so Mike adds two tablespoons of "Sliced Almonds" and two tablespoons of "Shredded Coconut" to the cup. Once again, Mike's personal preference is to add one half to one cup of ice to the shake. After you have combined all the ingredients into the Nutribullet cup you will simply blend it until the shake becomes smooth.
That is going to wrap up this edition of the "Food Is Fuel" series. Keep an eye out for future editions to help you find ways to not sacrifice your nutrition and health for time and convenience! Who would have thought being healthy could taste so good?
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I fear for the future of the siesta and have been making a single handed attempt to revive it. My campaign began by falling asleep during a Japanese film I couldn`t understand this afternoon. Tomorrow and the next day I plan to do the same. The short nap gives me the energy late at night to type strange messages on the blogposts I follow.
I have to say I really miss working for A Certain Mito-based ALT Company back in the day - used to finish at 2pm and be fast asleep in my apartment by about 3 - nowadays I have to skip the siesta and go to bed at 9.30pm instead.
I would say town planning when it's come to the heat island phenomena in Tokyo. I was told by the local that people are not allowed to build any building higher than palm trees in Bali 'caz they respect it as that's where god lives on the top of palm tree in Indonesia. Despite of high humidity, if there current of air, the wind, we don't need air conditioning. Heat can be even pleasant when there is air current and pleasant breeze. Air conditioning itself is the cause of the heat.
Thank you for the comment, Rie, and I agree, although apparently, it isn't just air conditioning that causes the 'heat island' phenomenon - buildings and roads (concrete and tarmac) absorb heat during the day and retain it at night, so the city never properly cools down. Part of Tokyo's problem is that it doesn't have enough parks and green areas, which would help cool the city. This is one aspect of London's town planning that has actually been very successful - as far as I know about 30% of London is covered in greenery, whereas in Tokyo it's a lot less.
Air conditioning. Don't even get me started. In the UK it seems like a total waste of money, and yet many office buildings (including mine) sadly have it. It makes me tired and gives me a headache, and even worse in many Anglo-Saxon countries people seem to like to reduce the inside temperature the hotter it gets outside - whereas I think you want the opposite. Leaving a 17C office to find the outside world is at 36C just doesn't make sense, and it forces you to carry additional clothing on really hot days because of the aircon. If people only insulated their houses properly, aircon would not even be needed in most places. Right, rant over.
Agreed - the only reason people in Japan are keeping their air con at 28 degrees this summer is because there are electricity shortages, otherwise it would be the same - ie. like a fridge indoors and like an oven outdoors. The Japanese are starting to use insulation and double glazing a bit more though, and because they tend to knock down and rebuild rather than renovate old houses, that means they'll probably have a higher proportion of energy efficient houses than there are in the UK within a few years. | {
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Torpedo sized. It is a great smkoke.
The Esteban Carreras Habano series is very smooth, delivering pillowy clouds of white smoke. The flavor seemed pretty straight forward with some kind of wood, pepper, and the occasional sweet earthy note. | {
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The Jews' path to profitable victimhood was the Holocaust. For blacks the path is slavery.
We hear endlessly about Slavery. Slavery is always the fault of white people, especially the Founding Fathers, the Confederacy, and Robert E. Lee.
Slavery is never the fault of black Africans who engaged in slave wars against one another. Slaves were a status symbol. When slave wars produced more slaves than victors could afford to maintain, the Africans began selling each other to the Arabs. When the Europeans discovered the New World and needed a work force for the rice and sugar and later cotton plantations, they purchased Africans from the black Kingdom of Dahomey.
Before propaganda and the teaching of hatred of white people took over from education in American universities, the origin of the slave trade was well known. Books, such as Karl Polanyi's Dahomey and the Slave Trade, described the facts of the African tribal slave wars.
One would think that Polanyi's book would be a textbook in black studies courses, but since the purpose of black studies is to demonize white people, today Polanyi's book is regarded as racist. It is out of print. Amazon lists six used copies available at prices ranging from $121.37 to $208.23. Clearly, blacks are never going to learn anything factual from black studies.
Every race has been held in slavery. Everyone the Romans conquered and every barbarian tribe that crossed the Roman Limes could end up as slaves. Arabs raided all over Europe for white slaves. A good text for black studies would be New York University Press's 2007 book, White Cargo: The Forgotten History of Britain's White Slaves in America by Don Jordan and Michael Walsh. The authors are not talking about indentured servants, a form of slavery for a contracted period of usually five or seven years. From The Story of the Irish Race by Seumas MacManus you can learn that tens of thousands of Irish were enslaved and shipped to the West Indies to work and die on the sugar plantations.
But people, especially blacks, don't want to know this. They cling to their brainwashing and unique victim status like the Jews who won't let anyone question the Holocaust.
While blacks build their victim status, the real slavery today goes unnoticed. Let's begin by understanding what a slave is. A slave is a person who does not own the products of his/her own labor. That is, a slave is a person who is taxed on his/her work. A person who does not own the product of his own work is exploited. In 19th century America, the tax rate on slaves has been estimated to be about 50 percent. The other half of the slave's work product was necessary to maintain the slave and the owner's investment in the slave. In the feudal era, the tax rate on serfs was limited to about 30 percent. The technology in the feudal era was less than in the 19th century, and the lower productivity of labor in the feudal era meant that the serfs could not reproduce if they were taxed more than a third of their work product.
Before the Reagan marginal tax rate reductions, middle class Americans were taxed at or above the rate of medieval serfs, and the rich with a 50% marginal income tax rate and a 70% tax rate on investment income were taxed at higher rates than 19th century slaves on Southern plantations. The invention of the income tax turned us all into government-owned slaves.
Many people confuse slavery with a lack of mobility. This is a mistake. Some 19th century slaves had mobility in America. Those with skills were leased to businesses in towns and cities. Deductions from the slaves's pay was sent to the slave's owner just as employers today deduct from the pay of employees and send the payroll tax to Washington. | {
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Earth shattering - The sound of a crack ripping through rock may make it split even faster
By Marcus Chown
INSIGHTS into how cracks race through Plexiglass may soon throw new light on
how earthquakes occur.
French physicists have found that the high-pitched sound generated as a crack
speeds through a rigid material can actually make the crack move faster. The
same effect may determine how quickly rocks fracture during earthquakes.
Research has already shown that once a crack starts to move faster than a
certain critical speed, it generates waves of ultrasound at a frequency of about
150 kilohertz. The sound is produced when the release of stress sets the
material vibrating. Since the energy carried by the sound is only about a
twentieth of the energy needed to cause a crack, no one has considered it
Until now, that is. In a series of experiments, physicists Sergio Ciliberto
and Jean-François Boudet of the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Lyon
took sheets of Plexiglass between 1 and 10 millimetres thick. After making a
small nick in the side to start a crack, they used a machine to rip each sheet
apart. A microphone attached to each side of the sheet recorded the sound, while
an electrical device measured the speed at which the crack formed from a rest
The researchers found that once the ultrasound reached the tip of the crack,
the crack's speed climbed quickly from 208 to 285 metres per second, an increase
of 37 per cent. This happens because the ultrasound is reflected from material
in front of the crack to the tip of the crack, Ciliberto says.
This makes the tip vibrate even faster, the researchers say, and the
Plexiglass becomes more rigid (Physical Review Letters, vol 80, p 341).
"As soon as the fracture interacts with the sound, it feels as if it is
propagating through a more rigid material," Ciliberto explains. A similar effect
occurs in honey, which becomes more rigid when it is stirred.
As with all materials, the more rigid the Plexiglass becomes, the faster the
crack can propagate through it. This phenomenon may also be at work when rocks
fracture during earthquakes. Geophysicists have not yet seen rock fractures
speeding up in this way, but more accurate measurements made in future may show
that they do.
"Now we can try to improve our measurements and try to look for that,"
comments Christopher Scholz, a geophysicist at Columbia University's
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York.
Magazine issue 2119 , published 31 January 1998
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