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Professionalism is a concept that has become increasingly important within society (Evetts, 2006, 2011a, Freidson, 1994). Professions and their knowledge intensive work have increased in importance, and this work differs from more basic routine work. This has been an ongoing development over the last century, in which society has been more and more organised towards knowledge as a major source for economic development (Castells, 1996, Drucker, 1988). People who work within intensive knowledge based occupations are relatively authoritative in their work, as they make their own decisions within their area of knowledge expertise. Within professions, knowledge is used both as input and media for the performance of the work. Knowledge is often also the result of activities performed, as professions meet complex tasks where learning is required. In relation to the immediate context of the work, new knowledge is created and used (Newell, et al., 2002).
There is a growing need for requirements of knowledge and competence, which has resulted in a growing competence development within society. It is clear that work is becoming more knowledge intensive and professionally orientated (Alvesson, 1993). Technological innovations imply an increased need of human expertise (Scarbrough, 1995). The complexities within professional work fields are growing, and the work performed within some professional spheres can be both life and time critical. This societal development has of course left an impact on the professional work and has led to a change in its character.
The aim of this paper is to identify and analyse the specific characteristics of emergency healthcare professions, such as physicians and nurses, at an emergency healthcare department. Moreover, the aim is also to identify the implications and challenges found in the healthcare professionals' use of information systems. The type of professions within professional healthcare culture is denoted as L(ife) professions. Professions in general, including healthcare professions, use information systems in their intrinsic knowledge work. To be able to manage the implementation and use of information systems to support the knowledge intensive work implies changes in the way the work is performed, and how healthcare professionals can take advantage by using information systems (Berg, 2001; Burns, et al., 2006). Even though much research has been done on how information systems and information technology have been adapted and accepted by different types of users, very little research has been done as to how information systems and information technology have been adapted and accepted by professionals and how the professionals have been influenced by the information systems (Chau, Hu, 2001; Silva, et al., 2007). Professions are also influenced by their specific culture, which could complicate the implementation and use of the information systems (Hellberg, 1999; Tansley, 1996).
Organisational knowledge is often embedded in routines and practices, but knowledge is also internal within individuals who have to identify, interpret and internalise knowledge (Baskerville & Dulipovici, 2006). Knowledge is the most difficult resource to manage within organisations, because at least tacit knowledge resides within people's minds and thoughts and is therefore intangible. Information systems often support the knowledge management within organisations. While the use of information systems in order to support knowledge processes offers great opportunities, information systems can also cause problems for the professional work. Information systems are often seen as bureaucratic, impersonal, monitoring and controlling (Newell, et al., 2002).
This paper is outlined as follows: In the second section the research method is described. This is followed by the third section, in which the theoretical frame of reference is presented. The fourth section presents the empirical findings, which will be further discussed in the fifth section in reference to the theoretical frame. In the final section, the conclusion of the paper is presented.


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Primary prevention of violence against women and family violence
Working together to tackle gender inequality
Violence against women and family violence in Australia is prevalent, serious and an abuse of human rights. The impact on individuals, families and communities is devastating and the broader social and economic costs are staggering.
But it doesn't have to be this way
Evidence informs us that violence against women and family violence is preventable[2]. We all need to work together in our homes, workplaces, schools and social groups to address its main driver – gender inequality. We do this by:
- challenging the condoning of violence against women
- challenging harmful gender stereotypes and roles
- promoting women's independence and decision-making
- strengthening positive, equal relationships based on respect.
Together, we can build a future where women and their children live free from violence and all women are respected, valued and included. As every person, community, and setting is different, so are primary prevention techniques and initiatives. Primary prevention efforts will be most effective, when they are consistently mutually reinforced, across a range of settings.
Our approach to primary prevention
Our organisation is deeply committed to the primary prevention of violence against women and family violence. We endorse a public health approach of working across the population at the community, organisational, systemic, institutional and societal levels to challenge the gendered norms, practices and structures that drive and support this violence. Our practices are evidence-based and align with government frameworks and reform. We understand that gender inequality cannot be separated from other forms of inequality and we must focus efforts on the intersections between such inequalities. Accordingly, we take an intersectional approach informed by partnerships and initiatives that seek to challenge power, privilege and oppression that is reinforced by social systems and structures. This includes work to challenge forms of discrimination including homophobia and transphobia, racism, ableism, ageism and classism. As noted in an Our Watch paper, of analysis of existing research, "it is increasingly evident that gender inequality also functions as a driver of violence against people within lesbian, gay, bisexual transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) communities, albeit with a slightly more nuanced focus. Binary sex categorisations and rigid adherence to binary gender roles and stereotypes significantly impacts on how LGBTIQ people are treated – both structurally and individually"[3]. We engage in systematic evaluation of the activities, outputs and impacts of our projects to continually improve our practice, inform future work and contribute to the evidence base of primary prevention.
Our primary prevention services
We have worked successfully in primary prevention of violence against women and family violence since 2011. This work includes a focus on educational institutions and workplaces as key settings of change as they have significant reach and influence within our communities. We have partnered with several Geelong secondary schools[4] in their capacity as educational institutions to deliver the Sexual Assault Prevention Programs for Secondary Schools (SAPPSS). This involves working with staff and students to take a "whole school approach" to reduce the incidence of sexual assault among young people and support schools to respond to sexual violence and disclosures. We continue to build our practice of partnering with workplaces to promote gender equality. Evidence informs us that the business case for this work is strong. Achieving gender equality is linked to improved national productivity and economic growth, increased organisational performance, enhanced capacity of organisations to attract and retain talented employees and enhanced organisational reputation.[5] Currently we are:
- working with organisations to embed gender equity practices in their workplace
- collaborating to lead a Community of Practice for primary prevention practitioners that will deepen and expand knowledge and improve service delivery
- collaborating to coordinate forums for community groups and organisations to learn about evidence-based primary prevention practice
- contributing to the primary prevention evidence base and social policy frameworks through participation in expert advisory committees and working groups.
See below under Our projects for more detail.
Our projects
Community of Practice, Primary Prevention in the G21 region – In partnership with Women's Health and Wellbeing Barwon South West (WHWBSW) Together with WHWBSW, we are leading the establishment of a Community of Practice (CoP) for practitioners working in primary prevention of violence against women in the G21 region. The purpose of the CoP is to create a forum for:
- information sharing and professional development
- developing and building on a shared understanding of primary prevention
- creating partnership opportunities that maximise resources and coordinate efforts in primary prevention.
A sustainable CoP will guide the practice of primary prevention of violence against women and family violence well into the future.
Breaking the Binary – Reducing Family Violence against the LGBTIQA+ community
Breaking the Binary Code is a 12- month project in partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, Barwon Adolescent Task (BAT) Force and Creative Geelong funded by the Victorian State Government under its Free from Violence Strategy.
The project has a holistic approach to work with the LGBTIQA+ community, their families and young people who do not identify as LGBTIQA+ with the aim to keep the LGBTIQA+ community free from family violence.
The project will engage in activities including:
- Create a message of inclusive language on gender, sexuality and family violence.
- Develop a narrative resource for parents/carers in having conversations with young LGBTIQA+ people about their gender and sexuality that will support healthy, safe and respectful relationships free from violence.
- Deconstruct harmful society binary constructs of gender and sexuality through challenging images within social norms, stereotypes and media.
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Bonnie Loft, Gender & Sexuality Project officer – 03 5222 4318 / [email protected]
Partnership, Equality and Prevention project with the City of Greater Geelong (the City) In July 2017 we delivered a 12-month project in partnership with the City, funded by the Victorian State Government under its Free from Violence strategy. The project involved working with the City to strengthen and expand its efforts in promoting gender equity and preventing family violence and all forms of violence against women and their children. Taking a "whole of organisation" approach, we were engaged in activities including:
- collaborating with the City to present Geelong's inaugural, fully subscribed, Gender Equity in the Workplace Forum in February 2018
- delivering gender equity training for the City's workforce
- development of gender equity practices as part of the City's "business as usual" approach
Participation in expert advisory committees and working groups
Advisory committees and working groups We are constantly working to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of our work, and to draw on and contribute to the evidence base of our practice. Our organisation is represented on the following state-wide expert advisory committees and working groups: Ministerial Taskforce for the Prevention of Family Violence and other forms of Violence Against Women Respectful Relationships Expert Advisory Group convened by the Department of Education and Training
Our Team
The Training and Gender Equity team is responsible for developing and implementing initiatives for the primary prevention of violence against women and family violence. If you'd like to get in touch, please contact our team on (03) 5222 4318.
Reform, strategy and resources
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in policy activity with federal and state/territory governments and research to prevent family violence and all forms of violence against women and family violence. Below is a list of key resources to support you in your primary prevention work that we will continue to update. Key framework for primary prevention Change the Story: A shared framework for the primary prevention of violence against women and their children in Australia by Our Watch, ANROWS and VicHealth Government strategy and activity
- Council of Australian Governments' National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women and Their Children 2010–2022
- Victorian Government's Royal Commission into Family Violence Report and Recommendations
- Victorian Government's Free from Violence: Victoria's strategy to prevent family violence and all forms of violence against women
- Victorian Government's Safe and Strong: A Gender Equality Strategy
- Municipal Association of Victoria's Local Government Preventing Violence against Women Network
- Victorian Department of Education and Training's Respectful Relationships Education
- Putting the Prevention of Violence against Women into Practice: How to Change the Story by Our Watch
- Violence against Women in Australia. An Overview of Research and Approaches to Primary Prevention by VicHealth
- (En)countering Resistance. Strategies to Respond to Resistance to Gender Equality Initiatives by VicHealth
- Equal Footing Toolkit by VicHealth
- Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence in Australia, 2018 report by Australian Institute of Health and Welfare's report
- Australian Domestic and Family Violence Death Review Network's Data Report 2018
- Respectful Relationships Education Toolkit by Our Watch
- The business case for gender equality by Workplace Gender Equality Agency
- Domestic Violence Resource Centre
- The Lookout
- Our Watch
- Workplace Gender Equality Agency
- VicHealth
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Garlic Day-April 19 Let's Celebrate
Gilroy, California is known as the "garlic capital of the U.S." and is located in Northern California's Santa Clara County. This year their annual garlic festival is July 28, 29 and 30. If your heading to the Napa/Sonoma Wine Country region make a point of stopping in Gilroy to enjoy the many ways garlic can be used. My personal favorite is pickled garlic cloves.
It has been widely claimed that consuming garlic regularly helps to reduce bad cholesterol, as well as combating high blood pressure. Garlic is also often referred to as natures antibiotic. Personally I keep a jar of minced garlic on hand to add to chicken soup when ailing from a bad cold or flu. Works wonders!
A personal recipe favorite: Roma tomatoes, sliced red onion, fresh basil, fresh mozzarella, and of course sliced pickled garlic cloves. Mix with your favorite extra virgin olive oil and red wine vinegar and marinate for at least a couple of hours for a delicious salad.
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Stress urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse impact the lives of far too many women. That's why Boston Scientific is investing in new technology, supporting clinical research globally, and developing physician and patient education to enhance your surgical experience and improve patient outcomes. We will continue to deliver a growing portfolio of clinically-supported products, so you can confidently treat the most demanding women's health conditions in the way that best serves your patients. Boston Scientific is dedicated to you – and to bringing more life, more hope and more health to women around the world.
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"TRS‑80 Strings," later known as "Tandy Gram," was a column in Creative Computing magazine that focused on TRS‑80 computers. It was written by Stephen B. Gray for most of its run and first appeared in the November/December 1978 issue.
Stephen B. Gray was best known for founding the Amateur Computer Society in 1966, a group for "anyone interested in building and operating a digital computer that will at least perform automatic multiplication and division."
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Cosmic Patrol was a TRS‑80 game written by Jake Commander, probably better known for his "Commander 80" column in 80 Micro. It was published by Wayne Green's software company, Instant Software, costing $14.95 for a tape version and $19.95 for a disk version.
Cosmic Patrol appears to have been based on Cosmic Conflict!, a 1978 game written for the Magnavox Odyssey² home video game system. The goal is simple: destroy 15 vessels in the Quelon fleet before running out of E-units.


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I live in Island Resort (藍灣半島 - 小西灣) and it has a nice clubhouse available for us to use for our gatherings.
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- Location not too difficult for mass transit, MTR to Hang Fa Chuen then minibus 5 minutes to here, or 788, 789, 118, A12 bus etc.
- Hourly guest parking below
- Facility rental rates are cheap
- Shopping center below for last minute needs - Wellcome, Mannings, 749 etc.
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- Can accommodate small to larger group
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Each table holds 8 we can book multiple tables (each table get a grill)
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Make a big statement — and a small footprint — with an earth-friendly weddingYou recycle your trash and you've bought a Prius, but have you considered making your wedding more earth-friendly?One of the hottest new trends in weddings is "going green.""Having a green wedding means planning an event that's ecologically and environmentally responsible, looking at things in a more sustainable way to minimize the impact on the environment," says Kelly Wing, director of New Hampshire Audubon Center operations."Green" can encompass an entire range of eco-awareness in your celebration, including some things that you might already be doing.Amy Piper of Signature Events in Wolfeboro says, "Many brides provide transportation or car and van pools for guests," not only saving them the hassle of driving, but saving gas as well."Choosing a dress made from silk or wearing her mother's gown are also ways in which brides have been 'going green' for a long time," she says.More and more brides are also donating flowers from the ceremony and the reception to a local nursing home or hospital.Leftover food is sometimes also donated, but there are state regulations that restrict what can be given. Piper advises calling the agency in question to check on the rules for accepting food donations.For your ceremony or reception, why not choose a site that's green and, well, green — as in being certified by the U.S. Green Building Council as meeting environmentally responsible standards.The New Hampshire Audubon's McLane Center (www.nhaudubon.org) in Concord is LEED-Gold certified, meeting the USGBC's most stringent requirements."Outdoor spaces for ceremonies are very popular," says Wing. "We've seen green weddings going hand in hand with those looking for nontraditional spaces."Around the McLane Center, as just one example in the Granite State, brides enjoy the courtyard, with its native plants and flowers. "Serene spots allow the couple to have union in line with things that are important to them," says Wing.A bride working with Signature Events' Piper is holding her September 2008 green wedding in the Kirkwood Gardens at Squam Lakes Science Center (www.nhnature.org) in Holderness (see page 47).There is an almost endless array of green options for food for your event.Both Wing and Piper say that thinking organic and buying locally or regionally are ideal ways of incorporating a sustainable ethic to your event. They recommend stressing your desire for organic or locally-sourced foods early in your talks with your caterer."Also consider natural beef or free-range chicken," says Piper.Some brides have also been considering organic or all-natural wedding cakes — even gluten-free for those with guests with certain dietary issues.Local and organic can also be applied to flower choices. Piper has also heard it said that organic flowers may last longer."Or even consider good quality silk flowers or other botanicals," she adds.She also suggests using flowers that are in season versus those that must be imported halfway around the world, which increases delivery costs — both in terms of dollars and costs on the environment. Flowers currently in bloom locally are often cheaper as well.Another wedding Piper has helped organize is just using candles, river stones and driftwood to lend a beachy air to the event instead of plants. Not only is an option like this more creative, it's more personable and possibly less expensive, too.To make an even bigger green statement, some brides are sending invitations made from recycled paper and printed with soy ink. Some invitations have wildflower seeds embedded right into the paper itself (www.botanicalpaperworks.com), which can then be planted in the garden after the wedding."Many brides are using reply postcards instead of the elaborate inner card, vellum and envelope," says Piper.For more casual weddings, Wing says some brides are "requesting RSVPs by e-mail. Some are even sending the invitations by e-vite," says Wing. While a very green idea, the etiquette here even in today's looser restrictions is still somewhat dubious.Like invitations, some photographers are using recycled paper for prints — or ditch the paper altogether and put an album together digitally. More and more photographers are shooting with digital cameras allowing for computer-generated creativity as well.Tablecloths, napkins — even the wedding dress — can be made from natural fibers like cotton or even hemp, a fiber used for millennia in making everything from shirts to ship rope.Move beyond the Jordan almonds or disposable table camera for some truly unique favors for your guests.Wing suggests goodies from New Hampshire eateries like locally produced syrup or chocolates from a local confectionary like the Granite State Candy Shoppe (www.nhchocolates.com) in Concord."Consider anything that is edible or can be used or redeemed," says Wing, "instead of a plastic trinket that might be later forgotten on a shelf."Piper has seen many of her brides give small plants, seedlings or bamboo, which is said to bring good luck. "Many brides are also making a donation to a charity in lieu of favors," she says.Jewelry and diamonds are another area that can take a greener shade. Ethically mined diamonds, gems and precious metals are available with a little digging — in terms of research, that is. For some ideas, check out Green Karat (www.greenkarat.com) or Zales (www.zalecorp.com), a member of the Council for Responsible Jewellery Practices, an international organization committed to promoting responsible business practices.Rings and jewelry made from recycled metals are also an option, as are estate or heirloom jewelry.Want to really make an impact without making an impact — climate-wise? Take a page from Piper's September bride (see next page): She's purchasing carbon offsets for those guests that are flying to her wedding.Carbon offsets, also known as carbon credits, are purchased almost like stock certificates, aiding renewable energy programs such as wind, geothermal and solar. Purchased credits balance out, or "offset," the greenhouse gases created by car, heating and electricity using non-renewable energy sources.Visit the New Hampshire Carbon Challenge page at the University of NewHampshire Web site (http://carbonchal lenge.sr.unh.edu) or Carbon Fund (www. carbonfund.org) for more information.While going green may cost a little more green in some places, such as organic food and produce, you can often save some money, too. Locally sourced foods may cost less due to lower transportation costs. Materials, such as driftwood, that are gathered with permission might even be free."You can still have an elegant and sumptuous wedding that's also environmentally sensitive," says Piper. "I don't see anything that's a hinderance or different than what brides do all the time."


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Ward number 5 & 19 have registered win in Dhangadhi mayor cup football tournament.
Ward number 5 defeated ward number 17 11-0 on Saturday. Arbin Chudhary and Santosh Chaudhary scored hat trick each while Sushil Pandet scored twice. Sandip Kuwar and Buddiman Shrestha scored apiece for the winners.
Ward number 19 defeated ward number 6 4-2 on penalties to move second round.
19 wards are taking part in the championship, which has a winning purse of Nrs 1 lakh. Runners up team will get Nrs 51,000.
Dhangadhi Sub metro has separated Nrs 9 lakh for the tournament.
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Post-Doctoral Researcher in Archaeobotany
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The Cyprus Institute (CyI) is a non-profit research and educational institution with a strong scientific and technological orientation, emphasizing international collaborations and cross-disciplinary research and post graduate education. CyI, through its established research centers, addresses challenging issues that are important at both the regional and international levels. Many of its research activities are being carried out in partnership with leading institutions in the respective thematic areas.
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Prior to the inception of urbanisation in the Aegean on Crete after 2200BC, its antecedents may be recognised at a number of sites where a constellation of elements makes them stand out from their contemporaries. In recent years the most interesting of these sites is found on the small island of Keros in the Cyclades. In the period 2750-2300BC of the Aegean Bronze Age a number of factors combine in a unique foreshadowing of the processes of urbanisation. Recent finds at the island of Keros have revealed monumental architecture and metallurgy while the rich archaeobotanical data suggests changes in agriculture, patterns of consumption and landscape exploitation related to increased centralisation. Undamaged by later occupation layers, we can examine the rise and demise of a third-millennium proto-urban centre, which stands out among its peers as what we expected to be the largest and most complex site within a now well-defined site hierarchy. The archaeobotanical material will shed new evidence on agricultural regimes of the Early Bronze Age Cyclades, focus on grape and olive cultivation. The work undertaken at Keros for the first time provides a blue print for social change and economic organisation at the dawn of urbanisation of Europe.
The projectis funded by the URBAN project URBAN: the antecedents of urbanization in Europe from the Research Promotion Foundation (EXCELLENCE/1216/0463).
The Post-doctoral Fellow will undertake laboratory work for the study of the archaeobotanical remains from the Early Bronze Age site of Dhaskalio at Keros in the Cyclades.
The appointment will be on a full time basis, initially for a fixed-term period of twelve months, with the potential of renewal depending on performance and availability of funds.
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City of Chilton officials were among the people who gathered last Wednesday afternoon for a ceremonial groundbreaking of the new Uptown Commons building adjacent to the existing building in the city's downtown. Gathering for the groundbreaking were (front, from left) Dexter Sattler, Redevelopment Authority member; Alderman Mark Wiegert; mayor and Redevelopment Authority member Rick Jaeckels; Alderman Ron Gruett; Scott Kwiecinski, development manager of the Horizon Development Group, Inc.; and Wayne Wieting and Steven Mueller, both of the Redevelopment Authority; and (back) Greg Garton, Redevelopment Authority; Brian Kennedy, project superintendent for Horizon; and City of Chilton Director of Public Works Todd Schwarz.
City of Chilton officials and Horizon Development Group marked the beginning of a new construction project in Chilton on Wednesday, Aug. 8.
An official ground breaking ceremony took place at the construction site of Uptown Commons II, a 24-unit affordable senior housing project located at 29 W. Main St.. The project is directly next door to the 40-unit Uptown Commons apartment community that opened in 2009. Site work was already under way as of Wednesday with crews working to excavate material for the start of footings and foundations.
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The 2017 Cascade User Conference is six weeks away, and we wanted to remind you about all the great benefits that come with your attendance. For two and half days, Hannon Hill clients will come together to learn and share experiences on how they amplify their content using Cascade CMS. From informative presentations to social outings, this conference is the right amount of education and fun.
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The CEE program has a rich, well-accomplished, and diverse External Advisory Board. The main objective of our External Advisory Board is to advise our department on matters pertaining to its academic programs, research and professional activities, and development. The EAB is composed of 17 prominent members from professional consulting and contracting firms, international development organizations, and faculty members of distinguished institutions.
Dr. Tammam Nakkash
Head of the External
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Contractors Co. (C.C.C.)
Mr. Michel Abi Nader
MAN Enterprise
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Council for
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Mr. Bassim Halaby
Dr. Ibrahim Khatib
Khatib and Alami
Mr. Fouad Khoury
Dar Group
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NYU-Abu Dhabi
Dr. Hani Mahmassani
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University of
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Dr. Marwan Nader
Lin International
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World Bank
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AlMutawir and Projacs
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Employment agreements, those indispensable and allegedly nontransferable contracts that serve as an early link between students and their future employers, have, in a new phenomenon, become goods that can be sold and purchased on the Internet.
If a student finds a better job and does not want to work for the company he has already signed an agreement with, he or she must pay several thousand yuan to the former company as compensation to terminate the agreement, after which he or she can obtain a new employment agreement from the university to sign with another company.
Unfortunately, not all students are rich enough to afford the several thousand yuan, so some of them have come up with the idea to buy "fresh," or unsigned employment agreements from other students, who might start their own business or progress on to graduate school and don't need the agreements any more. Then, they can use the newly bought agreement to sign a new contract with another company and leave the former one behind.
Anxious buyers, cool seller.
"I would rather spend several hundred yuan to buy a new employment agreement rather than pay several thousand yuan to the company to terminate it. After all, I am just a graduating student, how can I afford all that money?" said a senior in Nanjing University.
Comparatively speaking, the sellers are not as anxious as the buyers. Most of them want to time the market correctly to fetch the best price for their agreements.
"Job hunting is not so hard for graduating students this year, so many students try to buy new agreements to sign with better companies. I believe the price of the employment agreement I am selling could rise from 500 yuan to more than 1,000 yuan," an anonymous seller said.
Trouble for everyone
Many universities, however, are acutely worried about the effects that this shadow market will have on the reputation of these agreements.
According to Zheng Yan, an administrator at the employment office of Beijing Foreign Studies University, employment agreements aim to virtually guarantee the employers' and students' rights, so as to prevent either side from breaking the agreement on a whim.
In addition, the agreements are more important to students than they may realize.
"The contracts are the starting point for students' pension funds and insurance guarantees," Zheng said. "In addition, they ensure that the university will promptly transfer the student's personal files to the company after graduation."
Many universities are now taking a proactive stance in trying to prevent the transfer of employment agreements.
According to Li Ding, an instructor at Wuxi-based Jiangnan University in Jiangsu Province, the university will not uniformly give out the employment agreements to the students; instead, the students can only get their agreements from them after presenting valid proof that they are employed by the company they state on the contract.
Wang Hongcai, an education professor at Xiamen University, Fujian Province, pointed out that if students continue this trend of exchanging contracts and causally signing agreements with more than one company, labor statistics will be severely distorted and the students will suffer from lost files, deferred pension and insurance payments, and a stain on their credit and reputation, which could affect their future employment prospects.
"I think the students should be responsible enough to think through these decisions, and I suggest that the universities give enough career guidance to the students to make sure they pay attention to the importance of employment agreements," Wang added.
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Join us on Saturday evening, December 7, 2019 for "An Evening of Spirit Communication" with renowned psychic Joanne Gerber.
This event is being sponsored by the Massachusetts Judges Association
to support the MJA Scholarship fund.
Herman A. Spear American Legion Post
3 Judson Street
Beverly, MA 01915
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and the event begins at 7:30 p.m.
Ticket price of $35.00 includes all you can eat pizza and soda - coffee and deserts will also be provided. Cash bar will be available. Tickets should be purchased in advance online. Tickets at the door will be $40.00 (if available). Online ticket sales will close at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, December 6.
We will also have raffles on that evening to support the Scholarship Fund.
Joanne Gerber is a profoundly gifted, international Psychic Medium known for her natural ability to bring through evidential messages from those in the spirit world, validating the existence of another world, the spirit world, not separated by distance, but by dimension.
In 2007, after rigid scientific testing, Joanne was welcomed as an Integrative Research Medium with the highly esteemed University of Arizona's VERITAS research program, directed by scientists Dr.'s Gary Schwartz and Julie Beichel.
Joanne has continued as a scientifically certified research medium with the Windbridge Institute for Applied Research in Human Potential, actively participating in ongoing scientific studies to prove the survival of consciousness. Joanne is one of only twenty scientifically certified research mediums in the country.
Joanne is a guest speaker at holistic health expos, spiritual centers, and colleges, and is a frequently requested guest on international, local, and internet radio shows. She's appeared on national television, including the NBC Weekend Today Show, as well as being featured in numerous media articles. Joanne was the only hosted psychic medium for The Boston Globe with her own live online monthly chats at boston.com for over a decade. She has been published as one of the top psychic mediums in America in Paulette Cooper's 2014 book, The 100 Top Psychics and Astrologers in America, listed as a top psychic medium on Bob Olson's Best Psychic Mediums List, and is personally recommended by world renowned author and medium, James Van Praagh. Joanne also was recently selected to be included on the Gwyneth Paltrow GOOP site, Guide to Energy Healers, Intuitives, and Mediums. You can hear Joanne do live readings on the air at her Psychic Segment every Tuesday at 8:15 am on WJJR 98.1 Rutland, Vermont.


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Ralph Nielsen… Sexiest Man Alive?
Author: Christopher
While I was sitting at home today, trying to make a niche in my basement for my new home office, Ralph reminded me that I haven't spoken out on the blog in quite some time. He even threatened to take me off of his favorites list, which hurts more than he'll ever know.
But, I digress…
If I were to list all of the things that make Ralph so darn irresistable, I'd probably run into storage limits on my website account. So, I won't risk that. But, I do think that it would be appropriate to share a photo of Ralph just so you can see what is so obvious to everyone that knows him… He is Ol' Ralpher…. SEXIEST MAN ALIVE!


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Pwnie Express on NPR – A 4 Part Series
Pwnie Express teamed up with NPR and ARS Technica for an in-depth analysis of the privacy gaps in the Internet today in support of a Morning Edition series about the state of Internet privacy a year after the Snowden/NSA revelations.
Approached by Ars Technica editor and long-time Pwnie fan Sean Gallagher and by Steve Henn of NPR, our founder and CTO Dave Porcello agreed to "spy" on Steve Henn for a month and see what private information he could actually glean.
Below, you can find links with more information about the experiment for the NPR series on Morning Edition. You'll also find various resources to help you get better informed about privacy online.
Relevant Resources
Day 2:
NPR's Morning Edition Project Eavesdrop: What Passive Surveillance Collects
Day 3:
NPR's Morning Edition Project Eavesdrop: How Will Tech Companies Protect Your Data From Snooping?
- Link to the show
Final Recap of NPR's Morning Edition Episode 548: Project Eavesdrop
Creating a Way For Businesses to Deal With Privacy Problems, by Paul Paget, Pwnie Express CEO
FAQ: Monitoring My Own Traffic
Pwnie Express cares about helping organizations and individuals operate safely online and is interested and looking forward to your comments, suggestions, and links to additional resources.
If you are an organization interested in reducing your IT security vulnerabilities, please contact is via 1-855-793-1337 or at email@example.com and our team of security experts will be in touch with you.


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My Saturday
Today I decided to get out and do something new!
This morning I rode my bike to the bus stop and loaded it onto the bike rack on the front of the bus. Headed downtown to the Saturday Market. I bought some strawberries and then on to find TTR Bikes. They used to be closer to my house, but they moved downtown not too long ago. It's a really nice shop! I looked around awhile, then asked about getting my Stokemonkey installed when it arrives. TTR is willing to help me out! They even offered to pick my bike up for me because I'm not sure it will fit on the bus racks after I have the Freeradical installed. Now that's what I call service!
After TTR Bikes, I headed to Mast General Store (I'll have to take Mom & Dad there next time they're down!) and OP Taylors Toy Store
I went to Jimmy John's for lunch and had a good sub! Then it was back to the bus for my trip home.
This afternoon I got some stuff done around the apartment and tonight I'm going to watch Enchanted after it finishes downloading from iTunes!


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Bark River Knife Lil' Nessy, Buckeye Burl, includes original leather sheath USED. Excellent used condition, some marks and scratches on blade and handle from use. See photos for overall condition.
No evidence of abuse or neglect. I tried to take as many photos of the item so you could see the condition.Please look carefully at the photos. Your satisfaction is extremely important to me. Please take a moment to read. I attempt to describe the merchandise being auctioned as accurately and detailed as possible. This is to assist you in identifying the item and help you decide if it's what you're looking for.
Thank you for looking and take care, Andy. My mission is something I take very seriously. Living by these principles daily has been a major contributor to my past successes, and is the key to my success in the future.
To be friendly, honest, courteous and fair in my dealings with others. To deliver on my promises and demonstrate commitment and diligence. To be responsive and display a sense of urgency for the concerns of others. To generally be a pleasure to do business with. The item "Bark River Knife Lil' Nessy, Buckeye Burl, includes original leather sheath USED" is in sale since Wednesday, July 4, 2018.
This item is in the category "Collectibles\Knives, Swords & Blades\Collectible Fixed Blade Knives\Modern Fixed Blade\Factory Manufactured". The seller is "mountain-drew" and is located in Tecumseh, Michigan. This item can be shipped to United States.


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"nr" denotes a non-resident who resides outside the corporate city limits of Noblesville, and higher fee applies
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Previously you learned what happens when you start your Linux computer: The BIOS wakes up all the electronics on the motherboard and finds a bootloader. The bootloader checks the hard drive to find a kernel. The kernel does everything else. But what is a kernel?
Stripped to its essentials, the kernel really is the operating system. It is the piece of software that allows humans to interact with otherwise inanimate pieces of plastic, silicon, and other precious metals. The Linux kernel is Linux. Distributions ...
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Welcome to the Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab
The Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab (VARL) is led by Dr. Karen Chen in the Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering.
Augmented reality, or AR, is where computer-generated graphics superimpose with the physical environment. In other words, the objects seen in the real-world are now "augmented" with more information provided by AR technology.
We have a four-sided (C4) Cave Automatic Virtual Environment (CAVE) with full-body tracking capability, several head-mounted displays (HMDs), and a head-up display (HUD). There are other peripheral devices that support movement tracking.
Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for questions and research opportunities.
We invite you to discover more about our Projects, People, Outreach, and Publications!
Watch Virtual Reality Team on The CW22
Dr. Karen Chen and her research team (Tyler Rose, Rebecca Ellis, and Ken Chen) talk with The CW22's Bill LuMaye about their virtual and augmented reality research and the VR/AR Lab.


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recent news
IWI 2019-2020 Season was officially launched at the Meet n' Greet event held on September 2019 at the Marriot Hotel (Şişli). New and old IWI members happily got together to meet with the Board (see picture above) and hear what's in store for the coming year. However, do not be shy, it's never too late to join: we're waiting for you all year round!
At its last Annual General Meeting held 22 May 2019, IWI's members elected the organization's new Board. Comprising of 11 members, it is chaired by two co-Chairwomen – Yasemin Kunze-Concewitz and Monisha Kar, and a vice-Chairwoman – Julia Özdemir.
Yasemin (right) has over 30 years of experience with IWI, having once held the position of Chairwoman, and is on the IWI Board of Controllers.
Monisha (center) has been on the IWI Board since 2016, and is a former Editor of the Lale magazine.
Julia (left) joined the IWI Board in 2018, and has since been a driving force behind the success of our last editions of the Wellness Lounge and Winter Festival.
"For all women of all nationalities, whether non working or working spouses, in a new city and culture, the IWI is a lifeline to friendship, culture and history, opening all these doors, offering opportunities for voluntary roles, whether in the IWI organization or charitable isnstitutions. A truly wonderful organisation!" T.T.
"I am so happy I joıned IWI! At the activities there is always a welcoming environment to socialize and bond with women from all nationalities. IWI was how I met my first group of friends in Istanbul." W. C.
"Being new in a country is always a challenge so I was very happy when I found out about IWI. It looked like a great organization that also had a Mums 'N' Kids group! Having the possibility to have playdates with other children definitely helped us with our social life in Istanbul and made our experience in the new city very joyful. It's been great to be part of it!" S. J.
"It's been really awesome meeting great women who share a similar ex-pat journey as myself - and learning from them how to not only survive but thrive in this amazing city!" T. J.
Every month there are Newcomer Coffee Mornings where you can learn more about IWI and Istanbul. Contact us to find out more.


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Johnny Manziel's rookie season ended about as badly as it could have ended.
After a rough debut in Week 15, he injured his hamstring in Week 16, sidelining him for the rest of the year.
Before Week 17, he was fined for missing a treatment session on Saturday morning at the team's facility. CBS reported that Manziel threw a party on Friday night, which led to the lateness. There were also reports that wide receiver Josh Gordon — who was deactivated for violating team rules on Sunday — was there.
It later came out that the Browns sent their security detail out looking for Manziel when he didn't show up to his treatment session.
At a Monday press conference Manziel called reports that he had a party on Friday "100% false." He had some friends from Texas in town and they went out, but it wasn't a party, he said, and he just overslept on Sunday.
Here's how he explained it (via Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com):
"No, absolutely not. I had people in town who were staying with me this week but I mean if three people from Kerrville, Texas, are enough to warrant a party, well it might be, we're from Kerrville, so ... but it's absolutely ridiculous. I was irate about that yesterday and it's really shameful that they did report that that way and it was tied directly in with Josh as well.''
He then got introspective at the press conference, saying he needed to stop "looking like a jackass" and take some responsibility.
From Cleveland.com:
"I can't sit here and talk to these mics or these cameras or anything that's going to do any good. It's about actions, it's about being accountable and doing what I'm going to say instead of looking like a jackass."
"So I'm sorry to these guys that are veterans in this locker room and know what it takes, that I'm having to learn the hard way. At the same time, I'm either going to learn or I'm going to be finding something else to do."
After his Week 16 injury Manziel vowed to stay focused during the offseason, saying, "I have to take this a lot more seriously. It's a job for me now."
Apart from an incident where someone accused Manziel's entourage of assaulting him (an accusation which was later retracted), Manziel has had a pretty quiet year in Cleveland. For a guy with a reputation for being a partier, this has been the lone partying-based controversy. The more pressing concern is his performance on the field, which was a nightmare in 2014.
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Keyakizaka46 Music Stickers: Fukyowaon LINE Stickers | The members of Keyakizaka46 make their LINE sticker debut. This set is loaded with cute voice stickers, including clips from their fourth single, Fukyowaon. When tapped, these stickers will play on iPhones even in silent mode. – http://www.line-stickers.com/
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About Global Design Dealers
Welcome to the talented and experienced Global Design Dealer team, led by CEO and President Dawn Driskill. Our team has extensive experience in commercial interior design, residential interior design, and national & international business growth & expansion. Dawn is well-known in the design community as a business leader and visionary trendsetter. Her revolutionary business and design concepts have appeared on The Extreme Makeover Home Edition, national and regional design magazines, newspapers and other media outlets. Dawn's business and design concepts were recently voted the best by San Francisco based-Diablo Magazine.
Dawn is an internationally trained professional with degrees in interior design, business, finance & marketing. An experienced and highly successful interior design business owner, she is frequently sought after as a guest presenter throughout the industry to share her business secrets with the national & international design community. Dawn's popular and very successful "Trade Talk" Business Seminars for the interior design industry have been educating & training interior designers at the national level for many years.
Some of the top manufacturers and vendors in the interior design industry regularly consult with Dawn regarding product concepts, designs, and marketing campaigns as they introduce new products to the marketplace. Dawn has collaborated with numerous industry associations, including ASID, IFDA, RESA, HSR & others. She is a frequent presenter and educator at design schools, colleges, civic meetings, business conventions, seminars & trade shows.
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Dawn's passion is running and operating her highly successful interior design business, and training & developing others to do the same. Dawn specializes in making the interior design business simple and easy, even for beginners. With all of her years of experience, she knows what works and what doesn't. She has developed a unique & successful proprietary business formula that's tried and true every day in her own business. She's passed that very formula on to the designers she's trained and worked with over the years.
The Global Design Dealers team has experienced professionals skilled at building, growing, and expanding businesses on an national and international level. Our team is equally experienced in operations, sales, marketing, and customer service. Our goal is to provide you with the greatest opportunity for business success and financial independence using the experience of our team and our proprietary business formula. We own and operate the interior design business each and every day. Like you, we use the same resources, experience, and purchasing power of the Global Design Dealer Network. Every day, we walk in your shoes and speak your language. We'll be there to support you every step of the way. Together, we will achieve great success.


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A book store here in Wuerzburg sold me a little pot of Italian paper paste. The woman said it works great for paper-on-paper applications. The website says it's "solvent free and harmless."
I grew up on Elmers. Yet something about this wonderfully good-smelling glue and it's shiny tin appeals to me. It comes complete with little applicator brush that lives in the hollow center of the can. I would not however, recommend this for any former paste-eaters out there. This stuff smells so strongly of almonds that it triggers the hunger center of my digestive system.
Funny thing is, I just googled Coccoina and see that there are also glue sticks as well as liquid glue tubes. When formulating this post, I was going to say "hah hah" because FINALLY I get a supply cheaper than US prices! However my smugness has come to a screeching halt because I have never seen the product here in any form other than the pot.
So there you have it, the English and the Americans have to pay a lot more but at least they their pick of the products!


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"Come Home To Weathersfield"
The Weathersfield Township Trustees, Fiscal Officer, and employees would like to congratulate Gil Blair on his appointment to the Ohio State House. Gil worked tirelessly for the residents of our community and he will be greatly missed. We know he will continue to be an advocate for our community in Columbus and we wish the best in his new role as a state representative.
1451 Prospect Street
Mineral Ridge, Ohio 44440
Weathersfield Township is a community of 9,430 people located in the southern portion of Trumbull County, bordering Mahoning County. Located in the center of the Mahoning Valley, Weathersfield Township is surrounded by the cities of Niles, Girard and Youngstown, the Villages of Lordstown and McDonald and the Townships of Howland, Vienna, Liberty, Austintown, Jackson and Warren. In addition, Weathersfield Township is within the jurisdiction of the Niles Municipal Court, along with the Village of McDonald and the City of Niles.
In 1974, the people of Weathersfield Township successfully petitioned to have the Township separated from the cities of Niles and Girard. In 1980, the Village of McDonald separated from the Township. Numerous annexations have further reduced the territory of Weathersfield Township to its present size, leaving a community divided geographically into several distinct neighborhoods.
As a result, Weathersfield Township has developed into "A Community of Neighborhoods" each with its own unique features.


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PICOT knock-down in Jurkat T cells resulted in a reduced histone H3 lysine 27 trimethylation (H3K27me3) at the PRC2 target gene, myelin transcription factor 1 (MYT1), suggesting that PICOT binding to EED alters PRC2-regulated transcriptional repression, and potentially contributes to the epigenetic regulation of chromatin silencing and remodeling.
The findings suggested the vital roles of GLRX3 in OSCC progression through its relationship with EMT progression, and these data also suggest that a strategy of blocking ROS to enhance the activity of GLRX3 knockdown warrants further attention in the treatment of OSCC.
GLRX3 might be an oncoprotein in nasopharyngeal carcinoma
The Glrx3.BolA is a [2Fe-2S] chaperone complex capable of transferring [2Fe-2S] clusters to apoproteins in human cells.
apo GRX3 and apo BOLA2 form a heterotrimeric complex, composed by two BOLA2 molecules and one GRX3 molecule
findings provide novel insights into the regulation of Grx3, which is crucial for cell survival against environmental insults
These findings provide an advanced view of the functional role of glutaredoxin-3 in iron metabolism.
These in vitro studies suggest that human GLRX3 is important for cytosolic Fe-S protein maturation.
Data indicate that silencing of Grx3 in HeLa cells decreases the activities of several cytosolic Fe/S proteins, including iron-regulatory protein 1, a major component of posttranscriptional iron regulation.
these data raise the possibility that the pro-apoptotic role of PICOT is actively regulated via caspase-3-mediated cleavage.
the unusual [2Fe-2S]-bridging Grx-BolA interaction is conserved in higher eukaryotes and may play a role in signaling cellular iron status in humans.
investigations into role of Grx3: Grx3-knockdown in HeLa cells leads to significant delay in mitotic exit and a higher percentage of binucleated cells.
analysis of primary breast cancer samples demonstrated that enhanced TXNL2 expression correlated with metastasis to the lung and brain and with decreased overall patient survival
Demonstrated a differential expression of PICOT in various cell types, with a predominant cytosolic staining of epithelial cells and low or undetectable levels of PICOT in the stroma.
The present results show a direct correlation between PICOT expression levels and increased cell growth, both in vitro and in vivo.
redox-induced dissociation of the Grx3/PICOT holo complex may be a mechanism of Grx3/PICOT activation in response to reactive oxygen and nitrogen species.
Western blot analysis revealed consistent and preferential expression of Glrx3 in lung and colon cancers; results suggest that Glrx3 could take a pivotal role in colon and lung cancer cells during tumorigenesis
thioredoxin-like 2 may have a role in colorectal cancer, as it is the antigen for the monoclonal antibody MC3 specific to colorectal cancer
Grx3 is a key regulator of ROS in vivo and is involved in pregnancy-dependent mammary gland development and secretory activation through modulating cellular ROS.
Data show that protein kinase C-interacting cousin of thioredoxin (PICOT) alleviates myocardial I/R injury by regulating intracellular reactive oxygen species (ROS) and free iron levels, and suggest that PICOT presents a therapeutic strategy for myocardial I/R injury.
investigation of role of Grx3: embryos absent Grx3 were small, morphological defects, early embryonic lethality; mRNA ubiquitously expressed in developing embryos, adult tissues; induced during oxidative stress; necessary for cell cycle progression
These data suggest that AM and PICOT might play cooperatively essential roles in embryogenesis as iron-sulfur cluster proteins.
PICOT inhibits cardiac hypertrophy induced by pressure overload; overexpression increased ventricular function and cardiomyocyte contractility measured by ejection fraction & end-systolic pressure of transgenic hearts & peak shortening of cardiomyocytes
PICOT regulated FcepsilonRI-mediated signals in RBL-2H3 cells and acted as a positive regulator on IL-4 and TNF-alpha expression, NFAT and degranulation and a negative regulator on a JNK signal pathway.
the precise PICOT protein level significantly affects the process of cardiac hypertrophy and cardiomyocyte contractility.
Data indicate that during embryonic development, depletion of Grx3 severely impairs the maturation of hemoglobin, the major iron-consuming process.
This gene encodes a member of the glutaredoxin family. Glutaredoxins are oxidoreductase enzymes that reduce a variety of substrates using glutathione as a cofactor. The encoded protein binds to and modulates the function of protein kinase C theta. The encoded protein may also inhibit apoptosis and play a role in cellular growth, and the expression of this gene may be a marker for cancer. Pseudogenes of this gene are located on the short arm of chromosomes 6 and 9. Alternatively spliced transcript variants have been observed for this gene.
thioredoxin domain containing 6
, thioredoxin-like 2
, PKC-interacting cousin of thioredoxin
, PKC-theta-interacting protein
, PKCq-interacting protein
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Latest CommentsTotal Number of Property118 Comments: 18
Reply to the comment left by at 14/05/2018 - 16:13
It's best to keep records going back 20 years (obviously if you've been in this business that length of time), as 20 years is the length of time the HMRC can investigate backwards.... Read More
The RLA http://www.rla.org.uk have also provided a document for Landlords to download, with regards to GDPR. It's extremely thorough, covers everything. Well worth joining for £80 per annum :-)... Read More
I've been here before. The only option for me was to evict using a s21. As people have mentioned before, make sure ALL the paperwork is up to speed. Did you issue the tenant with an EPC and Gas Safety Certificate as well as register the deposit within 30 days of receiving it? It's unfortunate, but you are not a charity, and your mortgagee won't have any sympathy for you if you suffer a knock-on effect with mortgages payments because of a bad tenant debt.... Read More
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Can I ask in that case, was it the RLA who actually advised that you might be in breach of the Equality Act 2010?... Read More
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If the 'association' cannot confirm which part of the Equality Act 2010 Protected Characteristics they refer to, I personally wouldn't seek their advice in future. Trust your gut, say no to the tenants and re-market it. I am a member of the RLA (Residential Landlord's Association), and they offer excellent advice from their legal team. Only £80.00 per annum too. Might be worth changing your association, Jan? Best of luck and hope you find some new tidy tenants, with no bad credit history.... Read More


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Forest Path Boots for Dolls
Slate gray cotton canvas boots fit any Hazel Village doll or animal, although the fit is kind of experimental for frogs and owls.
Perfect for tiptoeing along the trails of Hazel Village, admiring the fall foliage and searching for ripe nut trees.
The boots have suede soles, striped cotton trim on the ankles, and tiny glass pearl beads hand-stitched to the toes. Because of the beads and the general smallness of the boots, don't give these to children under 3 years.
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Ben is a Christian, husband and father of 3, with a dozen years of experience developing user interfaces for the Web. He currently is a Principal Frontend Engineer at Eventbrite, focused on improving their React-based frontend infrastructure. Ben also is a Microsoft MVP, enjoys playing basketball, DIY, watching movies, and tweeting (@benmvp) / blogging (benmvp.com) about his experiences with new web technologies.


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- London Palladium Theatre (10-minute walk)
- Park Lane (11-minute walk)
- Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum (12-minute walk)
- Marble Arch (12-minute walk)
Getting around
- London (LHR-Heathrow) 43-min drive
- London (LCY-London City) 45-min drive
- London (LGW-Gatwick) 92-min drive
- London Marylebone Station 18-min walk
- London Euston Station 25-min walk
- London Paddington Station 27-min walk
- Bond Street Underground Station 6-min walk
- Oxford Circus Underground Station 8-min walk
- Marble Arch Underground Station 12-min walk
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 164 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 8 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Fitness facilities
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 2921
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Porter
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- In-room accessibility
- Assistive listening devices available
- Arabic
- Croatian
- English
- French
- German
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Lithuanian
- Polish
- Romanian
- Russian
- Spanish
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Pillow menu
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub only
- Hair dryer
- Pay films
- Premium TV channels
- Video game console
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Fridge
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms. These are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
Optional extras
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of GBP 16.95 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Recent reviews
Good 7.4 From 384 reviews
Excellent location and lovely hotel
This conveniently placed hotel,close to central London was one of the most welcoming hotels we have stayed at. We will be using it again. The service from the staff was excellent in all areas. The breakfast was very good. The buffet was constantly refilled and there was always a member of staff ready to refresh your cup. The reception staff were helpful and friendly. The rooms were kept clean and well serviced. Well done everyone.
Ideally placed for shopping, London parks and Sightseeing, the hotel was clean and comfortable. The staff were welcoming and helpful. The location just off Oxford Street has many eateries and pubs close by, but was very quiet. Bond Street tube station is a couple of minutes walk away.
Room was in bad conditions. Lot of broken things (door, lamp, etc...)
I stayed here as was working very late until 4am. I told Reception staff I'd be working late and asked for a late check-out.. They told me I couldn't request this until the morning shift arrived at 7am. So I was expected to get in late from work, have a couple hours sleep and then purposefully wake myself up just to ask if I can get the late check-out! Complete pain. When I did phone in the morning I then had to wait for a phone call back to confirm it was OK, again not nice after working until 4am!! I managed to sleep for a couple more hours until I was woken by the loudest banging & shouting of what sounded like workers next door (contractors/builders maybe?) This went on for hours and I was unable to sleep. I don't understand WHY the Reception staff would put me in a room, next door to some sort of planned maintenance after I've specifically said I needed a late check-out because I needed to sleep! On check-out, I explained all of this to the Reception staff who didn't even seem bothered- not a single apology. I managed to be offered 2000 points onto my IHG account but simply because I asked for something, they were not going to offer anything. I also think 2000 points does nothing to make up for such a shocking experience. Absolutely unimpressed and will not be staying again. The staff do not have any hospitality skills whatsoever.
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JCF-B-1 Fly Fishing Fundamentals Rob Sloane
Author and FlyLife Editor Dr. Rob Sloane provides an Introduction to fly fishing for Trout. This best selling book has been reprinted again! All you need to know to get serious about fly fishing for trout. User friendly question and answer format - more than 100 essential questions answered, with supporting photographs and illustrations. Fifth reprint 2003 (originally printed 1993) 142 pages, Hardcover.
Price $35.00 AUD
JCF-DV-2 Casts that Catch Fish
FFF Master Casting Instructor Carl McNeil demonstrates the essential presentation casts.
Each cast is explained step by step in plain simple language with the assistance of slow motion and graphical overlays.
These casts should be considered vital ammunition in the arsenal of all fly anglers of both fresh and salt water.
The Five Essentials of good fly casting
- Roll cast
- Pile cast
- Wiggle cast
- Tuck cast
- Curve casts
- Aerial mend
- Reach mend
- Bucket mend
- Dealing with the wind
Runtime: 50 mins
Format: Universal, plays all countries (Both NTSC and PAL compatible)
I have been cleaning my fishing room and here are some books many out of print and one or two are very scarce.
Plus a complete set of FlyLife Magazine in very good condition.
Let me know if you are interested in any of these.
FlyLife Magazines volumes 1-68 as New.
Will not split up.
Collect in Sydney or can post (extra)
Price $700.
A jerk on one end by Robert Hughes. Price $15
Fishing Season by Philip Weigall. Price $30
New Zealand Masters on Fy Fishing $25
Many of these are now out of print
Fishing for the Educated Trout
by John SAUTELLE
Murray Books Sydney 1978, 8vo Illust 206p D/J. Light hearted reminiscences of trout fishing in Australia, New Zealand, India and Great Britain –Fine.
Price $40
Freshwater Fighting Fish
by Vic McCRISTAL
Murray Sydney [1964], 8vo Illust 256p. Green cloth cover. A practical book on Australia's sporting fish of lake, stream and river mouth a fisherman regarded by many as the most practical freshwater fisherman Australia has produced. No Dust Jacket- Good.
Price $35
The Canberra Fisherman
by Bryan PRATT
Australian National University Press Canberra 1979, 8vo Illust 120p.. Pictorial Boards. Contains detailed descriptions of the fish, their distribution, feeding, breeding, and migratory habits of fish in the Monaro area.. For anglers of all ages.
Price $20
The One That Got Away
by Harry HILL
Kangaroo Press Sydney 1996, 8vo Illust. 104p. Soft Cover. Trout Fishing in the high country of NSW. A seasons (October to May) report on places adventures,
success and failure by local enthusiast fly fisherman. - Fine.
Price $45
Trout Fishing - A Season on Monaro
by John HEDGE
Abbey Publishing Co. Sydney 1968, 8vo Illust 288p. D/J, illustrated endpapers, 8 colour plates, 19 b/w photos, 11 maps, many line drawings. The experiences of a fly fishing enthusiast on the rivers and lakes in southern New South Wales. The author is highly regarded fly-fishing expert; this is a real 'where-to-fish' from a 40-year Monaro fisherman. Sl wear to D/J o/w - Fine.
Price $200
The Lure of Fly-tying
by Fadg GRIFFITHS
Sydney 1978, 8vo Illust 423p D/J - A comprehensive guide to the experienced fly tyer and the beginner. Includes chapters on the trout and its food, the wet and dry fly, nymphs, bucktails, streamers, fly tying in practice, beetles, grasshoppers, terrestrials, materials, saltwater fly's and adopted overseas patterns. A must for every fly-tyer
Signed by the Author- Fine
Price $80
Australian Insects
John Child
Cheshire Lansdowne Press Sydney 1968 revision. soft cover 12mo Illust 109p. An introduction to the fascinating world of Australian insect life covering most of the species providing natural fish food .
Price $30
Strategies for Stillwater
by Dave Hughes
Stackpole Books Harrisburg 1991. 8vo Illust 246p. D/J Black and white sketches and photographs. The tackle, techniques, and flies for taking trout in lakes and ponds. 'Hughes…delivers no nonsense information that can be used immediately by anglers at all skill levels' Field and Stream -Very Fine. Price $45.00
Trout on a Fly
by Lee Wulff
The Lyons Press Connecticut 1986,1st edn. 8vo Illust 180p. D/J. Lee Wulff was the master fly fisherman and teacher. This book opens a chapter on the trout world and follows with chapters on the water, food, temperature, trout vision and the trout's environment. The second section deals with fly selection, tackle, presentation, and playing the fish. It could change the way you a fisherman sees and approaches the trout and its world. - Fine
Price $45.00
Price $55.00 AUD
Price $88.00 AUD
Fly Fishing
the Lakes and Dams
of the
Central Tablelands
By John Coles
John shares his knowledge of fly fishing the waters of the Central Highlands from his many years spent discovering the joys of fishing this wonderful area. Sent as a PDF booklet
Fly Fishing the spawning runs of the Coxs and Wollondily Rivers and their Tributaries
By John Coles
John shares his knowledge of fishing these remote areas. Learn many tips that he has discovered over many years. Sent as a PDF booklet
Fishing in Wild Places
by David Street
Softcover. Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd, United Kingdom, 1995
David Street spends one month each year fishing in remote corners of the British Isles such as the Welsh hills and the Western Highlands. Here he ponders the natural beauty through poetry and reflections on the great outdoors, and depicts the people he meets along the way. Very Good. Price $30.00
Nymphs and the Trout
by Frank Sawyer
Adam & Charles Black, London, 1974. Hardback. Book Condition: Good Dust Jacket Condition: Has a couple of small holes + spine 2nd (revised) edn reprint. Clean Price $50.00
Gone Fishing
By Michael Horden
Hardback with Dust cover
Published 1995 by Michael O'mara Books . An anthology of stories and extracts from books about fishing. Included is the writing of John Buchan, H.E. Bates, Neil Gunn, Ernest Hemingway, Norman Maclean and Patrick O'Brien. Very Good
Price $50.00
The Trout and the Fly
by Brian Clarke and John Goddard
A & C Black London 1984, 4to Illust 192p D/J. A new approach. One of the most important modern books on flyfishing. Based on research undertaken in the UK, Ireland and US this is pioneering stuff on rise-forms, presentation, and on the way natural and artificial flies appear to the trout. The development of techniques and imitation from the research makes this book a classic. Many photographs and line drawings Library plate of private collector. - Condition dust jacket has a crease on the back, otherwise very Good. Price $45.00
The Trout
by Rupert Watson
Swan Hill Press Shrewsbury 1993 1st. edn. 8vo Illust. with specially commissioned paintings and many colour photos 200pp. D/J A clear and concise coverage of many aspects of the biology of the brown trout including evolution, breeding, life and growth, predation, food and feeding and the freshwater environment.- Very Good
Price $60.00
Fly Dressers Guide
by John Veniard
256 pages Publisher: A. and C. Black.
4th Rev Ed edition (1970) Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good.
Price $45.00
By Gary A. Borger
Book Description: Tomorrow River (1995) Wausau, WI, 1995. Very good , light shelf wear cloth lightly edgeworn, tears on dust jacket. Prev owner's name inside front cover.
Price $250.00
A basic book
by Gary A. Borger
Stackpole Books Harrisburg 1979, 8vo Illust 192p D/J. Easy to use guide to identifying, tying, detecting the strike, and proper presentation . With insights into retrieving the nymph, fishing the surface flim and finding trout in still water- Fine. Price $45.00
Solving Fly-Casting Problems
by Lefty Kreh KREH
Lyons Press New York 2000. 8vo oblong, illust. 90p. Soft Cover. Advice from the master angler on casting further, improving accuracy, casting in windy conditions, taming tailing loops, casting under branches, changing the direction of your casts and much more. - Fine $25.00
Argentine Trout Fishing
by William C. Leitch Paperback
This book explores the trout fishing opportunities in Argentina. Complete with do it yourself budget guide. Maps and really great information.
Two handwtritten locations on facing page. Very good. Price $45.00
Trout Biology, A Natural History of Trout and Salmon
by Bill Willers
Lyons & Burford, 1991. 273 pages. Hardback
This is an excellent compendium for the fishery biologist who wants to look up a long-forgotten fact (e.g., how a trout eye accommodates), for the avid angler who wishes to enrich his sport by assimilating all the information available on the life history of these legendary (and sometimes mysterious) fish, and it could probably be used as a text for teaching an introductory course in trout biology.
Very fine. Price $80.00
Jason Borger's Nature of Fly Casting: A Modular Approach [Paperback]
By Jason J Borger
From professional fly-fishing educator, Jason Borger, comes this perception-changing look at the learning and teaching of fly casting. Jason's intuitive Modular Approach and Three Phases will help you dissect and understand casting and mending quickly and effectively. These empowering concepts were developed through years of observing the ways people learn about fly casting. Whether you are just beginning, want to improve, or are teaching, this book was written to help.
Used - Very Good. Price $450.00
Fly Patterns of the Umpqua Feather Merchants
By Randall Kaufmann
Publisher: Umpaqua Feather Merchants
Date of Publication: 1995
Binding: soft cover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition Used Good. Price $50.00
Tales from a Fisherman's Log.
by Zane Grey
Hodder and Stroughton Auckland 1978. 4to Illust. 117p. Stories from the diary kept during by Zane Grey during his second visit to New Zealand in 1927. Covers the excitement, disappointments, triumphs and emotions and camaraderie amongst his companions whilst deep sea fishing in the Bay of Islands and trout fishing the Tongariro River. Scarce - Fine
Price $150.00
The Estuary Fly Fisher
By Steve Raymond
Paperback,96 pages. Publisher Frank Amato Publications (May 1996)
Condition Used Good. Price $45.00
Trout Flies Proven Patterns
by Gary LaFontaine
Helena Montana Greycliffe Publishing 1993, 4to Illust 260p. D/J. The author presents over sixty two nationally proven fish taking flies and the information needed to fool fish consistently. He also provides Fine observations of the habitat, the fish and techniques and top to bottom analysis of everyday situations in all types of trout water. - Very Fine
Price $80.00
Joe Humphreys's Trout Tactics
Updated & Expanded
An updated classic in hardcover. Tips on casting, nymph and wet fly patterns, hints on controlling fishing depth, and much more.
Price $40.00
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