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Occupy Wall Street's Livestream Operators Arrested - National Occupy Wall Street is in the middle of one of its day-long marches in New York Tuesday, protesting the National Defense Authorization Act, but for those following along on the Global Revolution livestream, the real action is happening in the broadcast studio itself. That's because police have apparently just raided the Brooklyn studio of Globalrevolution.tv and taken some of the project's key volunteers into custody. The raid Tuesday follows a notice to vacate that police delivered to the Bushwick studio on Monday night. Victoria Sobel, a Global Revolution volunteer, said Vlad Teichberg and a guy named Spike, both of whom maintain the live feed aggregator, had been taken into custody by police, along with four or five others.
AnonOps Communications One account. All of Google. Sign in to continue to Blogger Find my account OWS and the Tea Party I began this post just to share the graphic at the bottom, but got carried away in the lead in. As a bloodless technocrat I am always unnerved when the people take to the streets. As I recently told a correspondent: if we are doing our jobs right then people shouldn't even know that technocrats exist.
Clicktivism is ruining leftist activism A battle is raging for the soul of activism. It is a struggle between digital activists, who have adopted the logic of the marketplace, and those organisers who vehemently oppose the marketisation of social change. At stake is the possibility of an emancipatory revolution in our lifetimes. Occupy U.S. on USTREAM: MBN Live Streams from Occupy Wall St Sept 17th until ? & From Oct 6th until ? in Freedom Plaza DC. Watch without ads Ustream © Search Log in / Sign up With Facebook (faster) Log in or sign up with Facebook See what your friends like and watch, get awesome recommendations Instant login, no passwords
Will Occupy Wall Street Upend Obama's Presidential Election? Where OWS departs from precedent is in the breadth of support from the get-go for its overarching critique in the electorate at large. A November NBC–Wall Street Journal poll found that more than three quarters of voters agree that America's economic structure unfairly favors the very rich over everyone else, and that the power of banks and corporations should be constrained. "It took three years from the start of the anti–Vietnam War movement to the point when the popularity of the war sank below 50 percent," observes Columbia professor and social-movement historian Todd Gitlin. "Here, achieving the equivalent took three minutes." Capitalizing on this support is the central issue facing OWS, and its ability to do so will depend on myriad factors, including the behavior of plutocrats, politicians, and police. Vlad Teichberg was one of those in the crowd turned off by what he saw, at least at first.
Declaration of the Occupation of New York City This document was accepted by the NYC General Assembly on September 29, 2011 Translations: French , Slovak , Spanish , German , Italian , Arabic , Portuguese [ all translations »] As we gather together in solidarity to express a feeling of mass injustice, we must not lose sight of what brought us together. We write so that all people who feel wronged by the corporate forces of the world can know that we are your allies. As one people, united, we acknowledge the reality: that the future of the human race requires the cooperation of its members; that our system must protect our rights, and upon corruption of that system, it is up to the individuals to protect their own rights, and those of their neighbors; that a democratic government derives its just power from the people, but corporations do not seek consent to extract wealth from the people and the Earth; and that no true democracy is attainable when the process is determined by economic power. To the people of the world,
Criminal Justice Petition: Police Pepper-Spray Peaceful UC Davis Students: Ask Chancellor Katehi to Resign! I just signed the following petition addressed to: Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi. ----------------Resign Join University of California at Davis, Assistant Professor Nathan Brown in calling for the resignation of UC Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Kathei for her failure to protect UC Davis student's First Amendment right to assemble, or even the physical safety by
Twitter, Facebook, and social activism At four-thirty in the afternoon on Monday, February 1, 1960, four college students sat down at the lunch counter at the Woolworth's in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. They were freshmen at North Carolina A. & T., a black college a mile or so away. "I'd like a cup of coffee, please," one of the four, Ezell Blair, said to the waitress. Occupy Wall Street - Official Demands The Sovereign People's Movement, represented nationally through the people occupying the various Liberty Square locations across this great country, have laid out and democratically submitted and are currently voting on the list of following Demands to then be distilled into one Unified Common demand of the people. First of all. There are no Official Demands of the Occupy Movement. that being said, multiple factions of the movement have been assembling to discuss and vote on the output and message for the movement. Below is a LIST OF PROPOSED "DEMANDS FOR THE OCCUPY MOVEMENT" proposed by the website (occupywallstreet.org) which does not entirely represent the Occupy Wall Street General Assembly. Below this list is a list of grievance that citizens have provided nationally and have voted on in solidarity of the movement.
Inside Occupy Wall Street's (Kinda) Secret Media HQ The revolution may never be televised, but if Occupy activists in a semi-secret media war room in New York's Bowery district have their way, it will be livestreamed. Police seizures at occupations, as at the flagship camp in New York City on Tuesday, not to mention rain, cold and theft, are horrible for expensive media gear, as Occupy Wall Street found after setting up an ad hoc media operation in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park in September. So Occupy Wall Street decided the best way to keep livestreams of the protests online was to move much of the gear to a safer location somewhere indoors. Occupy protests around the world: full list visualised "951 cities in 82 countries" has become the standard definition of the scale of the Occupy protests around the world this weekend, following on from the Occupy Wall Street and Madrid demonstrations that have shaped public debate in the past month. We wanted to list exactly where protests have taken place as part of the Occupy movement - and see exactly what is happening where around the globe. With your help, adding events in our form below, we've been able to show 750 Occupy events world wide.
We Are the 99 Percent 14th October 2013 Question with 172 notes Anonymous asked: How can you claim to speak for 99% of people? Casually Pepper Spray Everything Cop About Pepper Spray Cop (also known as "Casually Pepper Spray Everything Cop") is a photoshop meme based on a photograph of a police officer offhandedly pepper spraying a group of Occupy protesters at the University of California Davis in November 2011. Origin


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Welcome to the forum and I am sorry it has to be under stressful circumstances.
We are a bookkeeeping company who have clients who come and go. That is business - when they go we provide the incoming bookkeeper with a copy of the file and a complete set of handover notes to decribe the methodology behind our entries. We believe that is our obligation both ethically and legally. To me there is no such thing as itnellectual property rights when you are using propriety software ( be it MYOB or any of the other branded accounting software).
The role and funcion of a sub-contract bookkeeper is to maintain a financial record of the entity, be it NFP, sole trader, proprietry company or trust. Along the way they may prepare reports to show the state of the entity, but their primary obligation is the maintenance of those records. None of this implies ownership of the record.
There is a legal obligation of anyone doing sub-contracting bookkeeping to be a registered BAS Agent, acting under the rules and regulations of the Tax Practioners Board. It is not a preferential matter but a binding obligation to be registered. As a registered BAS Agent your client would be aware of this.You should make sure that you are familiar with the contents of this site : https://www.tpb.gov.au/. You may like to note the page Unregistered Agents. It notes that there are large fines for those who act outside the rules. The 'make a complaint area' may also cover your situation, should such be necessary.
None of the above has anything to do with MYOB and that is the easy part. You should approach the former bookkeeper and request a backup of the most recent file be forwarded to your new bookkeeper with the assurance that the number on the file will be changed, along with handover notes that apply to her treatment of the various aspects of the file. MYOB do have a charge for change of the serial number but i am sure that @Suja_P will try and make sure that this is minimalised at their end. At max this type of change will take 48 hours.
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Thank you so much, this is so helpful!
I will definitely touch base with her and request she provide us with the file.
I believe our new bookkeeper is using quickbooks rather than MYOB. Is there a way for the old bookkeeper to provide us with the MYOB file with a new serial number if it's going to quickbooks? What should we do in this situation?
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With your reporting year almost at the three quarter mark it is a hell of time to be building a new file. if you have very experienced BAS Agent she will be able to guide the old bookkeeper through the reports that would be needed to build an ongoing file.
The problem will be that a new file will not have a history and you must get that for compliance to ACNC regulations as well as any state regulations. Hidden in the ATO regulations is that you must have the electronic capability to open your file at audit. This means that, although you may continue in QB, you have to have access to an MYOB program to go back through previous years.
In the later versions of MYOB you are able change the Serial Number and if the old bookkeeper has AR201x.x she can wipe off her serial number before supplying a backup. v19 and earlier do need to be amended by MYOB. Your BAS Agent should be able to download a trial copy of the correct version to open the file and extract all of the current details.
There is a chance that QBO offer a file conversion which would meet your needs, but here is not the place to discuss that.
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The landlord at Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village, the vast apartment complexes on Manhattan's East Side, got a reprieve Friday afternoon when the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court suspended a court decision that it had improperly charged high rents for thousands of apartments. The landlord requested the stay so that it could try to appeal the case. [For a wider look at the implications of the case, see this article published Sunday.]
The court ruled unanimously on March 5 that the landlord, Tishman Speyer Properties, had wrongfully deregulated more than 3,000 apartments and hiked rents beyond certain set levels, while receiving property tax breaks from the city.
Tishman Speyer asked the Appelate Division Thursday for permission to take the case to the Court of Appeals and for a stay. A lawyer for the tenants who filed the case said the ruling could ultimately cost Tishman Speyer $200 million if it is required to repay residents for improper charges over the past four years.
The decision could also affect landlords of as many as 80,000 apartments who, like Tishman Speyer, obtained tax breaks from the city's J-51 tax program for property renovations, deregulated apartments and charged improper rent increases.
The Appellate Division agreed to hold off on implementing the decision until it considered whether to allow the appeal. The court put off deciding whether to allow the appeal, giving both sides until the end of the month to file papers on the matter.
In the meantime, the court said that Tishman Speyer should calculate the difference between the current rents and what it should have charged if the apartments were subject to rent regulations. Starting with rents collected in April, the court also directed Tishman Speyer to put the difference between the two numbers into an interest-bearing escrow account.
The ruling was embraced by tenant advocates who have decried the loss of housing affordable to poort and working class tenants, but shook up the real estate industry. The Rent Stabilization Association, the Community Housing Improvement Program and the Small Property Owners of New YOrk, have filed briefs in court on behalf of Tishman Speyer.
The Bloomberg administration, which had supported Tishman Speyer's $5.4 billion purchase of the Stuyvesant Town in 2006, has decided not to take a position on the case.


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EU on brink: Emmanuel Macron squirms as Donald Trump orders France leaves EU
Brexit news: Donald Trump asked Emmanuel Macron to leave the EU
EMMANUEL MACRON has dramatically conceded that there have been days when the EU went "faster" in response to an astounding request from US President Donald Trump for France to "leave Europe".
The French President appeared to tacitly admit that the European project was on shaky ground in an interview on Swiss news site RTS. Speaking with host Darius Rochebin, Mr Macron floundered when Mr Trump's comment was brought up. Mr Rochebin said: "The Washington Post reported that Donald Trump asked you: "Why don't you leave Europe?"
"It seems incredible.
"In a moment like this, is it a provocation or does he really believe it?"
The French President fumbled: "I do not know. It is up to him to answer that question.
"What I do know is that Europe is a space for multilateralism. There is not a place in the world where…"
But his host pressed: "But when he told you that, when he tells you something so big, what do you think?"
Considering, Mr Macron paused before answering with only perfunctory confidence: "No. And I told him no, because Europe... well, it's true, there are days when it goes faster, it varies, but we are together. We're 28 today, maybe 27 tomorrow…"
Mr Macron has downplayed the death of an oak tree he had offered U.S. President Donald Trump last year on Tuesday, saying people shouldn't read symbols into everything and that he would send the American leader a new tree.
The two men celebrated the special relationship between the United States and France during Macron's state visit in April 2018 to Washington by planting the oak sapling on the grounds of the White House.
It was put in quarantine because of fears parasites on the tree could spread to others on the White House property.
U.S. officials this weekend said it had died prompting a flurry of social media posts comparing its death to the difficult relationship the two leaders have had since that visit.
Macron is at odds over the American's unilateralist approach to trade, climate change and a nuclear deal with Iran.
"We will send him another, it is not a tragedy," Macron told Switzerland's RTS network on the sidelines of an International Labour Organisation meeting in Geneva. "Do not see symbols where there are none, the symbol was to plant it together".
The tree, from Belleau Wood in France where almost 2,000 American soldiers died in a World War One battle, had been dug up not long after it was planted.
"It turns out that this oak was put in quarantine for American sanitary reasons and the poor thing did not survive," Macron said. "I'll send another oak because I think the US Marines and the friendship for freedom between our peoples are well worth it."
President Donald Trump did not confirm he would attend August's summit of the G7 group of rich nations in southwestern France city of Biarritz when he met President Emmanuel Macron last Thursday, a French official said.
A G7 foreign ministers meeting held in Britanny earlier this year was overshadowed when U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo chose not to attend, underscoring how tough agreeing common ground between allies has become at the annual big power summit.
Along with the United States, France and Britain, the group includes Japan, Germany, Italy, Canada and the European Union.
Tensions between the United States and its European allies have meant that where they were once largely in accord, they now seek the lowest common denominator at international gatherings.
Trump briefly set aside his testy relationship with Macron on Thursday, heaping praise on U.S. war veterans in a speech to mark the 75th D-Day anniversary and steering clear of issues that might rile Europe.
Macron and Trump have had a difficult relationship, at odds over the American's unilateralist approach to trade, climate change and a nuclear deal with Iran.
On Thursday, Trump spoke of an "outstanding" relationship, while Macron described their bond as "extremely strong".
However, when asked whether Trump had committed to attending this year's G7 summit, a French official debriefing reporters after the meeting said that was still unclear.
"You'd have to ask him (Trump) the question. It's important for us that he is in Biarritz and we are hopeful he'll be there," the official said.
In 2018, Trump threw the efforts of other leaders to show a united front into disarray by leaving early, backing out of a joint communique and criticising his Canadian host.
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THE design of a new community centre to service the Caversham area was recently approved by the City of Swan.
Caversham Community Centre will cost about $3.71 million – slightly more than the original estimate of $3.67 million in the City's long-term financial plan.
It will be built on the corner of Suffolk Street and Flindell Avenue and be at the site of a proposed sporting oval.
Features will include a function hall, kitchen, meeting and activity room, clubrooms, change rooms and a playground.
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Rep. Frederica Wilson has reignited a weeks-old feud with White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, saying he should "apologize to the nation" for false claims she says he made about her speech at a federal building ceremony.
"General Kelly owes the nation an apology," the Florida lawmaker tweeted Saturday. "When he lied about me, he lied to the American public."
Kelly alleged that Wilson, during a 2015 dedication, secured $20 million for the new FBI field office in her Miami-area congressional district.
Kelly has said he would "absolutely not" apologize.
The back-and-forth started last month when President Trump called the widow of Army Sgt. La David T. Johnson, who was recently killed in an ambush in Niger.
Wilson, a Johnson family friend who apparently listened to the call, said Trump told the widow that her husband "knew what he was signing up for."
Wilson within hours went to the press to criticize Trump for what she called insensitive remarks. Trump denied it, while Wilson stood by her account.
Days later, Kelly, a retired Marine general whose son, a Marine lieutenant, was killed in Afghanistan, defended Trump's efforts, in a rare appearance in the White House briefing room. During his remarks, Kelly also suggested Wilson has a history of grandstanding or exaggerating, calling her an "empty barrel."
Kelly said during the Oct. 19 briefing that he was "stunned" and "brokenhearted" after the Johnson condolence call President Trump turned into a public and political spectacle pitting the administration against Wilson, a Democratic lawmaker.
In a rare and emotional moment, Kelly condemned Wilson for listening to that phone call and then criticizing the president's tone in the press.
"I was stunned when I came to work yesterday morning, and broken-hearted, at what I saw a member of Congress doing — a member of Congress who listened in on a phone call from the president" to the widow, Kelly told reporters. "It stuns me that a member of Congress would have listened in on that conversation, absolutely stuns me. … I thought at least that was sacred," he said, blasting what he called Wilson's "selfish behavior."


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Maritime museum chief steps down
Kevin Fewster, director of Royal Museums Greenwich since 2007, is to stand down having transformed the former National Maritime Museum with muliti-million-pound developments.
He will retire in mid-2019 on the completion of the four year Endeavour Masterplan which our new galleries and an off-site collections centre open, giving the Greenwich venue more exhibition space.
In 2011 he also opened the new Sammy Ofer Wing, the temporary exhibitions centre, a ship model store at Chatham Historic Dockyard (2010) , and in 2016 the refurbishment of the Inigo Jones designed Queen's House next to the main museum.
The museum changed its name in 2012 when the borough of Greenwich was accorded royal status, coinciding with the reopening of the tea clipper and tourist favourite Cutty Sark after extensive restoration following a fire
Born in Perth, Western Australia, Kevin Fewster had been an academic, specialising the First World War, when in 1984 he made a mid-life switch by becoming South Australian Maritime Museum in Port Adelaide. He went on to direct the Australian National Maritime Museum, and before taking over at Greenwich he had been director of Sydney's Powerhouse Museum.


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autumns seem that season of beginning, spring."
Truman Capote, Breakfast at Tiffany's
Like many before her, Orlanda was born of an encounter between a woman and a man.
As it often goes, while raised to be a classic Nancy, she's now more of a flirty Betty. A fusion of two beating minds, she's prudent boyish deep down, wild and filthy at dawn. Orlanda are two melted halves - yet one conscious.
To us, Orlanda is a potter, a singer, a gardener and a waiter. But to you, she's a merchant. Clothing to homeware, furniture to photography, books and curiosities; Orlanda digs up what's left unexplored. Masculine in her approach, feminine in her unexpectedness, wild and wary in her aesthetics.
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Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis announced July 12 that OSHA has reached a settlement with BP Products North America Inc. to resolve hundreds of process safety management violations identified at the company's Texas City, Texas, refinery in 2009. BP will pay more than $13 million in OSHA fines and agree to resolve all outstanding citations by the end of 2012.
"We want all of cited hazards to be corrected," said Solis during a July 12 press conference call announcing the agreement. "We want the men and women working at Texas City to go home safely at the end of the day."
On March 23, 2005, a massive explosion at BP's Texas City refinery killed 15 employees. In the aftermath of the incident, BP faced harsh criticism of its safety processes and a $21 million OSHA fine – the largest fine the agency had issued at the time.
A 2009 OSHA follow-up investigation revealed that BP had failed to correct all safety violations as outlined in the 2005 agreement, causing OSHA to issue 270 failure-to-abate notices. BP paid a $50.6 million penalty in 2010 to resolve those issues. The 2009 follow-up investigation also prompted OSHA to cite BP for 439 willful violations of the process safety management (PSM) standard. This latest agreement was made to resolve those violations.
Under the agreement, BP is committed to paying $13,027,000 in penalties and either permanently correcting or having a process for addressing all of the outstanding citations and violations by the conclusion of 2012.
"I promise you to make sure BP lives up to their end of the deal," said Solis. "We'll continue to send that same message to other refineries across the country."
Settlement Terms
In all, 409 of OSHA's citations already have been resolved, while 30 remain under contest. These remaining violations surround BP's failure to protect certain pressure relief valves in accordance with recognized and generally accepted good engineering practice (RAGAGEP).
"If you don't have well operating pressure release valves, that can lead to major problems, [including] explosions," said Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Jordan Barab, who participated in the press call.
The full breakdown of the citation settlement is as follows:
- BP accepted 57 willful and 31 serious citations as issued.
- 61 original willful citations have been grouped as 34 repeat citations; 150 willful citations have been grouped as 92 unclassified citations.
- 110 citations have been withdrawn by OSHA. These items were withdrawn because BP provided additional documentation after the citations were issued, showing several pieces of equipment originally cited were not covered by the PSM standard, were out of service at the time of the inspection or met the applicable RAGAGEP requirements.
- 30 unresolved citations have been grouped as 22 unresolved citations and remain under contest, and will be litigated or settled in the future.
"While it's easy to get caught up in numbers, I want to emphasize what is critical: This agreement will save lives," Solis stressed.
BP's Response
BP's documentation was reviewed and verified by OSHA and independent third-party experts. According to Barab, OSHA has been "very satisfied how BP has responded to problems raised [and the] terms of agreement."
A statement from BP indicates that company has spent more than $1 billion on safety and infrastructure improvements at the refinery between 2005 and 2009 and allocated another $500 million for activities specified in the 2010 settlement agreement.
"We respect OSHA and have worked to address their concerns in this latest agreement," said Iain Conn, BP's global head of Refining & Marketing. "Our aim is to be a leader in process safety and we look forward to continuing our cooperation with OSHA to create an even safer workplace in BP and in our industry as a whole."
"We certainly feel this message has been received by BP, from what we've observed, and we hope it's been received by the rest of the industry," Barab said.
When asked about reports indicating that BP may intend to sell the Texas City refinery, Barab explained that OSHA will "pay just as much attention to the new owner as to BP."


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Margaret Gray QC specialises in EU, Competition and Public law. She has appeared in 60 cases before the Luxembourg courts, unled on more than 50 occasions. She frequently represents the Governments of the UK and Ireland, and appeared as counsel for the European Commission in a number of multi-million pound fine cartel appeals.
She has built-up a unique expertise in EU regulation of utilities and services between the UK and Ireland, due to her practices at the Bars of Ireland and Northern Ireland, in particular in energy and telecommunications matters. She has acted for each of the UK devolved administrations in EU state aid and procurement matters.
Margaret was shortlisted for EU and Competition Junior of the Year at the Legal 500 UK Awards 2018.
Margaret's practice takes in the full range of EU law. She has acted in cases concerning citizenship, competition, consumer protection, employment, energy, equality, environment, intellectual property, free movement of services/broadcasting, private international law/Brussels Regulation, sanctions, insurance, shipping, structural funds (Social Funds and EAGGF), state aid, free movement of capital, taxation, public procurement, state liability, pharmaceuticals, technical standards and telecommunications. She has acted for domestic and international commercial clients, local authorities, county councils, an MEP, state and EU agencies, the Scottish Ministers, the Welsh Assembly, a number of government departments, the European Commission, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.
Margaret has particular experience in public procurement, and has acted in a multi-party challenge to the award of a public contract for health services before the High Court in Northern Ireland.
She also has experience of a wide range of environmental litigation arising in the course of planning application proceedings, including the Birds and Habitats Directives, the EIA Directive and SEA Directive, and the Renewables Directive, both before the national courts and the ECJ.
Margaret is experienced in all areas of competition law, in particular complex cartels, horizontal co-operation agreements and price regulation, acting both for private clients and regulators. She had the unique experience of acting for the European Commission in the national court of a member state, in unprecedented proceedings brought against it in the High Court (Chancery Division) seeking to restrict the exercise of anti-trust enforcement powers under Regulation 1/2003.
Margaret has particular experience working on cases raising cross-over competition, intellectual property and free movement issues, regarding copyright, patents, trade marks, and other related rights such as marketing authorisations, as well as on FRAND licensing issues and standard-setting organisations.
Margaret has a broad public law practice, largely focusing on EU and ECHR matters. She has acted for applicants and respondents in a large number of public law proceedings in the courts of England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland, principally in the fields of energy, environmental law, free movement, regulation of professional qualifications, pharmaceuticals, procurement and telecommunications. She has particular experience of dealing with cases concerning EU and devolution issues.
Margaet Gray's Cases before the Court of Justice or General Court of the EU
Margaret Gray's Cases before National Courts
Before the Competition Appeal Tribunal
Administrative proceedings
Before the European Court of Human Rights
List of Seminars & Lectures
Margaret Gray has lectured widely on practice and procedure in EU law including competition law and state aid law. She has also provided dedicated seminars to government lawyers, as well as to the private sector.
Lectures include the following:
"EU Procedural law and Litigation", University of Milan, 5-6 May 2011
"EU law rights and remedies in Irish Courts" University College Dublin, October 2011
"Enforcement of EU environmental law: recent case-law of the ECJ" UCC Law and the Environment Conference, April 2011
"EU law remedies in Irish Courts", ICEL Conference, 28 January 2011
"Luxembourg v Strasbourg: the future of fundamental rights" (Chaired conference session at the European Circuit's Annual Conference, Paris, November 2010
"Enforcement of EU environmental law: recent case-law of the ECJ" UCC Law and the Environment Conference, November 2010
"Practising EU law" ISEL lecture, Law Society of Ireland, November 2010
"How the Lisbon Treaty will affect EU litigation for Government lawyers" Office of the Chief State Solicitor, Dublin, September 2010
"Remedies in EU law revisited" (Organiser and session commentator at UKAEL conference at King's College London, June 2010)
"EU Procedural law and Litigation", University of Milan, 29-30 April 2010
"An update on EC law of competition, state aid and public procurement: focus on Ireland" Office of the Attorney General, Dublin, June 2008
"Liability of parent companies for subsidiaries' anti-trust infringements" Brick Court Chambers Litigation Conference, London, March 2010
"Criminalisation of cartels" Competition Law Forum, Dublin, October 2009
"Enforcement of EU environmental law: recent case-law of the ECJ" UCC Law and the Environment Conference, 23 April 2009 and on 22 April 2010
"Top 10 ECJ judgments of the past year" to be presented at McCann FitzGerald solicitors, Dublin, 11 June 2009
"Copyright collecting societies and competition law (Article 82 EC): the Kanal 5 judgment" Mayer Brown International LLP, London, 23 March 2009
"The Akzo Nobel judgment of the CFI" Office of the Attorney General, Dublin, June 2008
"State liability for breaches of EU law: basic principles and recent developments" McCann FitzGerald solicitors, Dublin, May 2008
"Legal professional privilege, in-house lawyers and the Akzo Nobel judgment of the CFI" Competition Press Conference, Dublin, April 2008
"Parent companies and competition law infringements: the developing law on liability" Freshfields, London, March 2008
"A practical approach to the private enforcement of competition law", Barlow Lyde Gilbert, London, 28 June 2007
"Corporate liability for infringements of competition law", Reed Smith Richards Butler, London, 13 June 2007
"Litigating competition law", basic introductory talks, practical talks and lectures addressing recent case-law in various law firms in Bristol, May 2007
"Competition law and Article 234 EC references", Brick Court Chambers Conference on Private enforcement of competition law, London, November 2006
"An introduction to litigating EC law", an in-house talk focusing on recent pharmaceutical cases at the ECJ, Arnold & Porter, London, June 2006
"Lessons from Luxembourg: recent developments in practice and procedure at the ECJ" Brick Court Chambers, London, 4th April 2006
"Article 234 EC references", ERA, Trier, June 2005
"Sex discrimination law at the ECJ", ERA, Trier, January 2005
"Information and consultation of workers: recent developments at the ECJ" (works councils and transfers of undertakings), ERA in Copenhagen, November 2004
"An overview of the EC law of trade marks", ECJ, Luxembourg, October 2004
"Practice and Procedure before the ECJ", ERA, Trier, September 2004
"Employment law at the ECJ", ERA, Trier, September 2004
"EC law and general principles – a guide for judges and practitioners", TAIEX-EC Commission seminars, Bucharest, May 2004
"Recent developments in ECJ discrimination case-law", ERA in Oslo, Norwegian Labour Lawyers Group, May 2004
"Litigation at the ECJ: direct actions and procedural tips for practitioners", ERA, Trier, September 2002 and 2003
"Using EC Law in practice – interpreting legislation", Bar European Group Continuing Practitioner Seminars, Inns of Court School of Law, London, February 2002
"Litigating competition law post Courage v Crehan", British Institute of International and Comparative Law, London, February 2002
"Challenging a tribunal on grounds of bias", Blundell Lecture, London, June 2001
"Judicial review and the Northern Ireland Act 1998", Institute of Professional Legal Studies, Belfast, April 2001
"Litigating the Human Rights Act 1998", Practitioner Seminars at Allen & Overy, London, September 2000
"An Introduction to the Human Rights Act 1998", Practitioners' Group at Roiter Zucker, 4 July 2000
"Contentious Competition Law: The Competition Act 1998", Brick Court Chambers Practitioner Seminar, London, 16th May 2000 and 24th May 2000
"Enforcing Competition law in Member States: The UK Reaction to the Commission's White Paper", EC Section of the UIA Annual Conference, The Hague, 12th May 2000
"Human Rights in Northern Ireland: Incorporating the European
Convention on Human Rights through the Northern Ireland Act 1998", Institute of Professional Legal Studies, Belfast, 4th April 2000
"E.U. Law and the Human Rights Act 1998", Bar European Group Continuing Practitioner Seminars, Inns of Court School of Law, London, 11th April 2000 and 30th March 2001
"The Northern Ireland Act 1998 and the European Convention on Human Rights", Institute of Professional Legal Studies, Belfast, 11th March 1999
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Author : Jacelyn Faure.
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Rolls-Royce and semiconductor chip maker Intel is collaboration for the purpose of designing autonomous intelligent shipping systems for secured commercial shipping, according to a statement issued by the companies. Under the partnership, ship owners, cargo owners, operators, and ports will be equipped with the latest technologies of Rolls-Royce and Intel. The proposed shipping system will be deployed with technology similar to that of smart cities, drones and autonomous cars.
The shipping system thus developed under the partnership will also be endowed with artificial intelligence capabilities, data centers as well as edge computing. These technologies will independently handle navigations, communication, and obstacle detection. Here is an insight of the technology that will be deployed in the future securer shipping system:
- Intel® Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA): Intel's FPGA technology embedded in the safe shipping system will address to challenges associated with advanced shipping system enabling the engineers to use the customizable platform, IP and parts of edge computing like obstacle detection monitors and navigation.
- Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors: The processors are designed for technology that optimizes High Performance Computing (HPC). The process will play a crucial role in advanced shipping by managing complex functions with future developments deploying learning modules to power autonomous shipping operations.
- Intel® Optane™ DC Persistent Memory and Intel® Optane™ SSD Intel® 3D NAND SSD: For storage, the advanced shipping module will use Intel's Optane SSD Intel 3D NAND SSD and Intel Optane DC. The technologies are quite useful for ensuring the intelligent working of the latest shipping is reliable and responsive to data extracted from real-time analysis and ecosystem modeling.
Kevin Daffey, Rolls-Royce's Director of Engineering & Technology and Ship Intelligence said that the company is excited about the partnership. It is hoped that the partnership will help design better autonomous shipping operations. The collaboration, in fact, will support ship owners in a big way in the navigation and operations while reducing any obstacle created through human errors. This will allow the ship crew to focus better on their respective tasks, added Daffey.
The project is incomplete with the contribution of Intel. In short, Intel plays a major role in developing the latest shipping system. The General Manager and SVP of Intel UK, Adrian Criddle praised Rolls-Royce and said that the company is bringing innovative products and ideas to the shipping industry. Criddle further said that Intel is proud to work with Rolls-Royce.
Rolls-Royce is a leading firm delivering cutting-edge technologies in the safest, cleanest and modest solutions to meet the desired goals. It is a global company with customers over 150 plus countries. Its customer base includes 150 armed forces, 4,000 marine customers and more than 400 airlines as well as leasing customers. In 2017, the company reports of having achieved annual revenue of £15 billion. Its order book stood at £78.5 billion as of the end of December last year.
According to reports the company is said to have invested £1.4 billion last year towards research and development and supported as many as 31 tech universities in the world.


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One of my favorite cities in Europe helps understand the Sudetenland and carries on its centuries old brewing tradition.
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German Christmas Market Hopping Pt 4: Würzburg & Berlin
My German Christmas Market Hopping Tour concludes in Würzburg and Berlin where I confront the occasional difficulty of solo traveling.
German Christmas Market Hopping Pt 3: Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber
Rothenburg is the ultimate Christmas Market village.
German Christmas Market Hopping Pt 2: Nuremberg
The next destination after Dresden and Leipzig is Nuremberg, where I sip glühwein behind medieval walls with Charles IV and Dürer.
German Christmas Market Hopping Pt 1: Dresden & Leipzig
Indulging in six German Christmas Markets in seven days, starting with Dresden and Leipzig.
Dionysian Bamberg
Experiencing the rauchbier means going to Bamberg, Germany, a world class beer pilgrimage city.
Weihnachts Markt – Trier, Germany
Trier's Porta Nigra and glühwein, remnants of the Romans, help celebrate the Christmas season.
Christmas in Luxembourg City
A micro country with macro beauty.


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Today's principle focus is on perspective, how are we seeing things?
Scripture of the day:So if you're serious about living this new resurrection life with Christ, act like it. Pursue the things over which Christ presides. Don't shuffle along, eyes to the ground, absorbed with the things right in front of you. Look up, and be alert to what is going on around Christ—that's where the action is. See things from his perspective. Col 3:1
Today's Positive Words of Affirmation and Encouraging Words to Live By: "Today I choose to see things from God's perspective. I will make my decisions and my emotional responses after first thinking about w.w.g.t… what would GOD think?"
Where do I see myself on a scale of 1-10 in the area of "Perspective"? (HA, I guess it all depends on how you look at it!) 5
Where do you see yourself in the area of God's kind of "Perspective"?
To some, it would probably come off as blasphemous, attempting to see things from God's point of view. Immediately they might retort…"Who do you think YOU are, GOD?! You can't possibly think the way GOD does!" I beg to differ...
- …there is a God in heaven who reveals mysteries. Daniel 2:8
- "It is He who reveals the profound and hidden things; He knows what is in the darkness, And the light dwells with Him." Daniel 2:22
- He replied, "The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you, but not to them [Those who do not believe]." Matt 13:11
- He reveals the deep things of darkness and brings deep shadows into the light. Job 12:22
- "To those who listen to my teaching, more understanding will be given. But for those who are not listening, even what little understanding they have will be taken away from them." Mark 4:25 NLT
- "I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want." Phil 4:12
Have you ever gone up to your teacher or boss with a question regarding your job, and had them answer back at you… "I don't know the answer."? It is probably pretty rare, and chances are if they didn't know the answer, they would answer you with.. "Let me get back to you on that." You see our mentors, teachers, and bosses are where we go to get guidance and answers to our questions related to our position. It is in this type of relationship with men, that we should approach God for answers about our lives. Ask Him, and He will answer.
"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you." Matt 7:7
So if scripture "says" that if you ask it will be given unto you why is it that so many peoples prayers do not get answered? Let me show it to you in this way…
Joe the plumber has worked in the plumbing industry for years. He was raised a plumber, he married the daughter of a plumber all of his family are plumbers. One day on the job, he comes to a problem he has never faced before, there is modern technology involved, and he doesn't know the new materials. Since he is out on the job, (and he dropped his cell phone in a toilet last week) , all he knows to do is panic and run to get help!!! There is water flooding the basement!! HURRY JOE, HURRY! Immediately Joe runs to the nearest roofing supply store.
OH NO Joe! What would happen to Joe? Would he get what he needed? Would he be able to get the supplies he was looking for to fix the plumbing situation? The answer is obvious, NO.
It is not that God loves us conditionally, it is that He has equipped us individually. God is NOT in the business of making drones, He is in the business of giving us all unique capabilities. He has made you so unique that unless you TAP into Him and the way He does things for you, you will be constantly missing the mark and asking for things that don't, shouldn't, and wouldn't help you at all. What can God do??
He can give you His grace. It is only through the grace of God that we are able to continue to live, breathe, eat and enjoy, even though we are consistently doing "jobs" that belong to someone else. Our Father in Heaven created us each with a unique purpose (Jer. 29:11), and ON purpose. It is our responsibility to begin to look at our lives in the way that He would desire them to be lived. I know scripture calls men to "honor their wives least their prayers be hindered (unanswered)", why would not honoring your wife "close" heaven? Because honoring your wife, is what God would do. He made you a husband to your wife and that is your role. In that role one of your job duties is to give honor to your spouse, it is a requirement of marriage. [1 Peter 3:7]
What we all need to start doing is begin looking at life through an eaches and individual "God colored filter". I am going to focus today on going beyond just doing Jesus type things to thinking God type of thoughts about me, and my position in life. Today I will begin by asking myself:
Is this the way God would want me to think?
Is this what God would be thinking about my situation?
Am I saying what God would want me to be saying?
Am I doing what God would be doing to prosper, heal, help, and give toward others?
I am NOT God, and you are not either. I am not a god, and you are not a god either. What we are however are "employees" of God, and in that respect we called to be imitators of God. (3 John 1:11, Mark 10:18) We are called to do our best not to think as God (we can't, we aren't God), but to do our best to think like God and in HIS ways. Any great employee can take over your job while you are away, and any great boss will not ask you to do something you are not individually equipped for. Just like the way that Joe the Plumber, could not get the answers he needed to fix his problems from the roofing company, Joe knows that he could never ask his son to tell him everything he needed to know about roofing. His son is a plumbers son!
My Prayer Today,
… is simple, Lord. It is that this word, would bless Your children and help them to begin to choose to look at situations in the ways that You do. I pray they would come to understand that You aren't not answering their prayers, You are waiting for them to come to You in Your ways, through Your Son and on point and on purpose. Comfort them Father, that You are always here. Show them that what You are looking for is for them is a complete surrender to Your employment, and give them the courage to find out their individual job responsibilities in You. Show them Father, that they are YOUR CHILDREN and have been blessed and completed as Your children. You are the Potter, we are the clay. Father God, remind us that they are ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY unique, and that there is no "general problem, or general answer". Give them boldness Father, to come before you as complete and unique individuals, seeking guidance for what YOU desire for them and how You have designed them to be, and HOW exactly for them to do everything in order to live an abundant life in You. In Your Son Jesus' name, AMEN!
Thank you for hearing my prayer Lord, and for BLESSING your people!
Love Always,
Did you know???
Scripture says that, if you speak in tongues you are speaking mysteries with your "spirit"? "For anyone who speaks in a tongue does not speak to men but to God. Indeed, no one understands him; he utters mysteries with his spirit." 1 Cor 14:2
Today is Day 10 on Jessica's 365 Days to a Whole New Me journey, you can follow along daily and begin your own journey at http://wholeheartedministries.com/365-days-to-a-whole-new-life . We all have the same 365 days, but we all have different opportunities. How you spend the next year of your life is entirely up to you! Focusing to spend your life on personal growth day by day, will result in a life like you have never dreamed! We aren't talking "pie in the sky" type changes, we are talking real life changes… changes for the better, changes toward becoming a whole new you!


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Kevin Bigelow enters his eighth season as head coach of the AMCAT women's basketball team.
After two seasons of also serving as an Anna Maria admissions counselor, Bigelow was elevated to a full-time coach prior to the start of the 2014 fall semester. He now also serves as Assistant Athletic Director for Scheduling and Game Management.
The 2018-19 season was a memorable one, ending the regular season with a final record of 10-16 and 7-5 in conference play. That AMCATS earned the fifth seed, which was good for their best finish since entering the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC).
In 2014-15, the AMCATS posted a 10-15 overall record and a 5-6 league record to qualify for their first-ever GNAC tournament as the seventh-seed. It marked the first time since the 2002-03 season that an Anna Maria women's basketball team advanced to the postseason.
In 2013-14, his second season at the helm of the program, Bigelow led the AMCATS to their most-winningest season in over a decade. The team surpassed the 10-win mark for just the second time since the 2001-02 season, and finished the campaign with an 11-14 record.
Prior to signing on as the head women's basketball coach, Bigelow was an assistant with the Anna Maria men's basketball program under head coach Shawn Conrad. The 2011-12 AMCATS squad, seeded 6th in the GNAC tournament, had an improbable run to the championship game and earned an ECAC bid that same year.
Before joining the AMC men's basketball staff, Bigelow held the same position at Worcester State University for two years and accumulated five years of coaching experience in the high school ranks.
"I am thrilled to lead this this program. This is a community that loves women's basketball, and I relish the opportunity to build upon that tradition," said Bigelow. "I can't think of a better situation then having my first head coaching job be at my alma mater."
Bigelow earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from Anna Maria College. He resides in Worcester with his wife Rachael.


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A writhing, seemingly endless segmented monstrosity crawls forth, its great mandibles clacking as it spies prey.
Centipede, Titan CR 9
N Colossal vermin
Init +0; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +4
AC 21, touch 2, flat-footed 21 (+19 natural, -8 size)
hp 135 (10d8+90)
Fort +16, Ref +3, Will +3
Immune mind-affecting effects
Speed 60 ft., climb 60 ft.
Melee bite +15 (4d6+24 plus poison)
Space 30 ft.; Reach 30 ft.
Special Attacks trample (6d6+24, DC 31)
Str 43, Dex 11, Con 29, Int –, Wis 10, Cha 2
Base Atk +7; CMB +31; CMD 41 (can't be tripped)
Skills Climb +24, Perception +4, Stealth –8; Racial Modifiers +8 Climb, +4 Perception, +8 Stealth
SQ compression
Poison (Ex)
Bite—injury; save Fort DC 24; frequency 1/round for 6 rounds; effect 1d6 Dex; cure 2 consecutive saves.
Environment temperate or warm forests or underground
Organization solitary, pair, or colony (3–6)}
Treasure none
The largest of their kind, titan centipedes are thankfully also the rarest. They attack other living creatures fearlessly, and require constant sustenance to nourish their vast bulk. Humanoids are in most danger from titan centipedes when mounted rather than afoot—a good-sized horse makes a much more satisfying meal to the centipede than a few bites of human. Titan centipedes are solitary by nature and because of the demands of their appetite, though when food is plentiful, multiple centipedes sometimes lurk in the same area.


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What we love
Make sure you head down to The Pavilion Restaurant for Chef Carlos Hannon′s infamous ′Mexican Night′ where he will feed all your senses with his delicious and authentic cuisine!
The Villas at Little Dix Bay, Virgin Gorda
The Property
At the bottom of Virgin Gorda, in a perfect horseshoe bay with pristine, powder white sands and sapphire waters you will find Little Dix Bay. Nestled high upon a hillside are a collection of beautifully appointed Beach Houses and Villas that form part of the Rosewood Resort Little Dix Bay.
Whilst staying in one the the Villas or Beach Houses guests have extreme privacy, but are also welcome to take advantage of the excellent resort facilities which include a spa, fitness centre, swimming pool, tennis courts and a kids club. Guests can also use the resort free form fresh water pool, complimentary water-sports such as snorkelling and use of Sunfish sail-boats and kayaks.
Water-skiing, snorkel trips, scuba diving, sailing excursions, deep-sea fishing and boat charters are also available at an additional charge.
The resort also has a good selection of dining options. You can choose from; The Sugar Mill, which is a fine dining restaurant that serves a delicious mix of Pan-Asian and European dishes.
The Pavilion open air restaurant, which is located right in the heart of the resort is good for elaborate breakfasts served with fresh juices, pastries and made-to-order items.
There is also the Beach Grill that is good casual dining, day time snacks, or early evening cocktails.
The resort also offers a range of specially organised excursions. Our favourites are; Romantic beach dinners and a ′Spring Bay Picnic′ which includes; a snorkelling tour, and a BBQ lunch near to the Famous Baths of Virgin Gorda.
Living Space
Beach Houses
Located on a quiet beach cove with inspiring views of Little Dix Bay, the Beach Houses provide guests with ease of access to the beach in a peaceful and relaxing setting.
The two-bedroom Beach House enjoys approximately 2,200 square feet of interior space with an additional 1,000 square feet terrace with direct beach access.
The 3,550-square-foot, three-bedroom Beach House offers over-sized bedrooms, a private pool, and state-of-the-art bathrooms with indoor/outdoor stone showers and deep soaking bathtubs. Both Beach Houses offer a full kitchen featuring modern stainless-steel appliances, state-of-the-art equipment including a flat-screen TV with DVD player, BOSE radio with CD player and iPod connection in each room, private pools with resort and bay views, outdoor showers and al fresco dining options with oversized terraces.
Perched above the iconic rooftops of the resort′s pavilions and offering magnificent 180 degree panoramic views of the bay and neighbouring islands, the Little Dix Bay Villas offer true Caribbean charm, attentive service and a vast array of services and amenities.
Each of the unique and spacious three and four-bedroom villas are 4,000-square-foot units that blend naturally with Virgin Gorda′s tropical surroundings.
Each villa offers state-of-the-art furnishings. Complete with private pools, outdoor showers and al-fresco dining options with over-sized terraces, the three- and four-bedroom villas are available in five unique layouts and settings that favour privacy and seclusion. Each evokes a different feeling, captured in the villa names.
Little Dix Bay also has a selection of rooms and suites, available on a room by room basis. Contact us for more details.
- Ground Staff
- Guest Manager
- Housekeeper
Price on request
- OS Private Travel Concierge Service
- Airport greeting
- Welcome Caribbean rum & mixers
- Snorkelling gear, lessons & guided tour
- Beach drops at nearby beaches by water taxi
- Sunfish lessons
- Use of fitness center,tennis courts, pool table, table tennis, Hobie Cats & kayaks
- Beginner tennis clinics & round robin tournaments
- Garden tour & hiking trails
- Nightly movies
- Early morning coffee & afternoon tea
- Twice-daily housekeeping service with evening turndown service
- Complimentary Wifi
- Flights
- Food and drink
- Insurance
- Any other item not specifically mentioned
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Feb 24 spoken-word guitars noodle gretsch telecaster baritone queer
Reaper crashed on me and autosave was no longer enabled for whatever reason, so I just lost about 2 hours of edits. Walking away and moving on to the next. Will update at some point with a demo of some kind which will never be as good as what I had. 😏
This song started as a guitar noodle into my iPad. Grew exponentially from there. I seem to have one track every once in a while with a ridiculous amount of guitars in it. This is that track. Or will be, if I ever get back to editing it.
Update: Track resurrected. Much too much time spent on it.
Regarding the words, they're deliberately awkward, sort of a musing/struggle on searching for the right, inoffensive, yet still descriptive words for gender presentation, possible sexuality, etc. Thinky stuff, but not too serious.
Also realized this could be an 'Instrumental Hook' track, but it's way out of order to claim a Week 4 challenge when I haven't done Weeks 2 or 3 yet. So be it.
It seemed to be training day at the local coffee chain.
There were like 8 people behind the counter.
I clocked a couple of them.
One was a cherub-like male-presenting person with cute rosy cheeks, a perfect part, and thick-rimmed glasses.
Another was a tall, presumably woman-like person.
She had frosted white pixie hair, a white pants and oxford shirt, a tiny rainbow tattoo behind her ear,
and a ridiculously out-of-season white straw fedora
Which somehow worked for her and her fiercely-shaded cheekbones.
I very much wanted to tell her she made me smile. I would have had to tell her, because she never looked over. But didn't, because I'm not creepy.
Well, not THAT creepy.
I like the layers of dreamy guitar, especially the slightly fuzzy one. The spoken word is cool too. Very hard to pull off but I think you have here!
Nice musings and loving the layers of guitar sounds here.


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Ramping UP! Self-Acceptance We are all familiar with the standard Set-Up Phrase, "Even though I have this __________, I deeply and completely love and accept myself." It is an all-occasion, one-size-fits-all magic formula that names and counters objections. It antidotes Psychological Reversal, and 'sets the stage' for EFT to work. And, amazingly enough, it does […]Read More
Category: Surrogate Tapping
Tips for Practitioners: Surrogate EFT – Part 3 (of 3)
This article is in 3 parts. It outlines the Surrogate EFT process that I find most effective, describes a non-scientific fun experiment using this method and how you can use this process for overcoming emotional issues about challenging EFT sessions.Read More
Tips for Practitioners: Surrogate EFT – Part 1 (of 3)
Common questions about Surrogate EFT Some of the most common questions I get asked on a regular basis are about Surrogate EFT, like "How can I surrogate tap?" "What is the best way to practice surrogate EFT?" "Do I use the first person when tapping?" "Do I imagine tapping on my child?" "How can I […]Read More
We Are Not This – Yeah Nah
New Zealand's response to tragedy It has been a week since the fatal Christchurch massacre in New Zealand. Fifty Muslims killed, and another 49 injured by a lone gunman as they prayed in their mosques. Our small country has reeled. We are a multicultural society of 200 nationalities, speaking 160 languages and with many different […]Read More
Using EFT to Calm the Fight, Flight, and Freeze Response When Learning about Caged Children and Separated Families
This article briefly describes my abreaction to caged children and separated family stories and how I used EFT to self regulate and return to centre.Read More
Resolving Issues with Ex-Husband by combining Surrogate EFT and Matrix Reimprinting
"While she feels that he is a good man, he was just not the man for her and when she checked on her current feelings about him, she found she was concerned about how he was feeling, how much he was hurting…"Read More
Ali's Story
"I placed myself in Ali's position (Ali is a dog) and tried to feel her emotions at this moment in time. The emotions I felt (Ali's) were mistrust; fear of humans and their intentions; fear of being hurt again and the SUD was an 8. Using Ali's emotions, I sat beside the busy road linking Torre Pacheco and Los Alcazares, and began tapping, to the suspicion of passers-by…"Read More
Tapping for Others
"Because of this personal experience with surrogate tapping, I know first hand the comfort and relief it can offer… When things happen in the world that touch my heart and soul, I tap for the people and the places involved. Sometimes I tap as though I am in the situation, and sometimes I tap as a loving and compassionate witness to the event…"Read More
Tapping "In The Moment"
"It was only a few minutes until we were airborne and the seat belt lights went out so I took the opportunity to talk to the baby's parents. Crouching in the narrow aisle, with the Dad in the aisle seat with their baby on his knee, I explained that I knew of a simple technique that may help calm their baby and would he mind if I showed him…"Read More
Surrogate Tapping Solves Cat's Problem
"When I poured some of it into the litter box, it was quite noisy – and my cat freaked out. He ran away on low legs, ears laid back. That was a day ago, and he has not been in his box since. No amount of coaxing and showing him that it is harmless, helped. Oh my."Read More
Tapping and The Wolf
"While I have an animal energy healers practitioner certificate, I hadn't felt the confidence to try it with other animals until I met a beautiful wolf pet named Shawnee…"Read More
"I Surrogate Tapped for Her"
"what she saw and partially admitted to seems to have resolved the situation somewhat even if she couldn't bring herself to fully own it. Some responsibility is better than none. Less painful anyway."Read More
More Thoughts on Surrogate Tapping
"For me, there's a tangible difference between wanting to help someone feel better and trying to manipulate or control their behavior. It's true that I wanted that baby to not cry and for the dogs to stop barking, but the entire focus of my tapping for them was about feeling safe and loved. The change in behavior was secondary."Read More
Relieving Pet Anxiety on the Fourth of July
"By the end of the third round the dogs were licking their bowls clean and now they are peacefully asleep, near me but not pressing against me, and they are not panting or showing any signs of anxiety at all…"Read More
Two Cats and a Puppy
"We tapped together as a group for about 15 minutes until Moira felt a sense of deep calm. I asked her to picture Kitten and she pictured her snuggled up all relaxed. When she got home Kitten's owner said, 'I don't know what's got into this cat, she's so much calmer.'"Read More


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The Dutch air force trains personnel for handling highly infectious patients
Thirteen caregivers of Royal Netherlands Air Force (130Q'S), the Dutch air force, have in fact taken part in the training activities organized by' Aeronautica Militare, a leader in the national and European levels in the transport capacity in bio-containment.
The course, required by the Dutch armed forces, is part of a training program that the air force health service has long started at national level.
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – The Virginia Wesleyan University men's soccer team fell to Pfeiffer University, 3-1, in the first game of the Christopher Newport Tournament Friday evening. With the loss, the Marlins fall to 0-1 on the year while Pfeiffer goes to 1-0.
The Falcons pulled ahead first in the game, netting the sole goal of the first half. The Marlins knotted it back up at 1-1 though courtesy of Ricky Perrault. Just over 12 minutes into the second half the senior made a slick run through the midfield, touched a ball pass a defender and rocketed a shot that beat the keeper from approximately 25 yards out. The tie wouldn't stand though as Pfeiffer would go on to score two more before the final whistle.
The Marlins outshot their opponent in the first half 5-2 but the Falcons came back with a strong second half effort. Freshman keeper Griffin Potter was saddled with the loss in goal despite a six save effort.
Men's soccer returns to the pitch on Sunday at 2 p.m. when they host Greensboro college at the Trinder Center for game two of the Christopher Newport Tournament.


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Don't expect more lanes in Northway's future
Planners say multiple factors make road expansion unlikely
It's a daily ritual for Saratoga County commuters.
Rush-hour traffic often grinds to a halt a couple of exits on either side of the Thaddeus Kosciusko Bridge, also called the Twin Bridges, the nearly 60-year-old arches that carry the Adirondack Northway across the Mohawk River.
Related: Northway's history: On time, under budget, not without controversy
The journey can take a half-hour longer than in off-peak hours.
Relief may be slow in coming, however.
Other than extended merging lanes at Exit 4 in Colonie, transportation planners say there are no projects in the works that would add lanes or construct a new highway.
"You have environmental constraints in terms of expanding," said Rocky Ferraro, chairman of the Clifton Park planning board and retired executive director of the Capital District Regional Planning Commission. He said the costs of putting in another highway would be "significant."
The Twin Bridges have no room for additional lanes beyond the three in each direction now in place.
The new eight-lane Tappan Zee span on the New York State Thruway handles 140,000 vehicles a day, while the daily vehicle count at the six-lane Twin Bridges is 120,000, said Sam Zhou, Region One director for the state Department of Transportation.
But technology changes and demographic shifts are making planners hesitant to add capacity.
Related: Fast lane to change, for better and worse
Michael Franchini, executive director of the Capital District Transportation Committee, a regional planning agency, says many transportation planners believe that adding capacity — another lane, for example — induces demand. People may use the road more or make more vehicle trips.
"In the end, induced demand basically eliminates that increased capacity," he said.
The CDTC's New Visions 2040 report, a long-range look at transportation needs, points to a number of trends that may take some of the pressure off.
"Americans are driving less, not obtaining drivers licenses, not buying cars, moving to urban areas, and biking and using transit more," the report states. "These trends along with the deployment of totally automated vehicles will decrease traffic congestion and decrease the need for more road capacity."
And in many cases, employers are following employees to the suburbs.
"As the demographics shift, it makes it easier" to shift the workplace, observed John Scavo, Clifton Park's planning director.
In Saratoga County, officials are pushing industrial development of something called Area 3, vacant land near the Hudson River on the county's eastern edge with infrastructure that includes rail and water.
"It means heading east instead of (south)," said Pete Bardunias, CEO of the Chamber of Southern Saratoga County. "It would help to avoid adding to the traffic heading south."
In Clifton Park, DCG Development has posted signs saying "Avoid the bridge," suggesting the benefits of working closer to home, in office space DCG has on offer.
The town's slogan, "Clifton Park – A Great Place to Live, Work and Play!" drives home that point.
DCG has been using the "Avoid the bridge" campaign "for the better part of 20 years," said DCG Vice President Donald MacElroy.
"There are some businesses that feel they've got to be in Albany. There are others (for which) a downtown Albany location is not as important as a place that's accessible," MacElroy said.
During the morning rush hour, "you can get from Albany to Clifton Park faster than you can get from Clifton Park to Albany," he said.
Steve Spano may be the target of some of that advertising.
The president and chief operating officer of the nonprofit CIS, the Center for Internet Security, works in East Greenbush but lives north of the Twin Bridges.
Spano said his schedule drives his commute to and from the CIS offices.
"If I have to be in for an 8 o'clock meeting, I factor that in," he said.
CIS is growing rapidly and plans a second office to make itself more accessible to potential employees who live farther north.
"The northern office is an opportunity to tap talent that's on the edges" of the region, Spano said.
Other companies have expanded to the north of the bridges. On Friday, Plug Power officials gathered to cut the ribbon on a new facility in Clifton Park that will create 97 new jobs.
And one of the region's largest employers, GlobalFoundries, built its plant in Malta. One factor that made the site attractive was the "opposite commute" that wouldn't add to Northway congestion.
But not all employers are heading north.
Last week Galesi Group and financial services firm Ayco Corp. broke ground for a new Ayco headquarters Galesi is developing in Colonie. Officials picked the site because in addition to being close to the airport and train station, it was in the center of the region, a short commute from Schenectady, Albany and Troy.
That dispersion of population centers in the Capital Region has had its advantages.
"Overall, our commuting in this region is not out of hand, compared to other areas," said Ferraro. "Our employment centers are more dispersed than in other metros.
"The bad news: They're more dispersed, which makes it more difficult to design a mass transit system."
"With mass transit," said Franchini, "you need density and you need ridership.
"A lot of land use plans we have in the suburbs encourage the opposite of density," Franchini added.
So the Northway congestion is likely to be with us for awhile.
"Most of the congestion on the Northway is still caused by incidents — crashes, weather, cars getting pulled over, breakdowns," all of which slow traffic flow, Franchini said.
And sometimes, the traffic flows smoothly. That often happens during summer as locals take vacations. Today," Spano said Thursday, "it was smooth sailing."
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MISSOURI (KFVS) - The Missouri Department of Conservation reported 28 more deer from 11 Missouri counties were found to have chronic wasting disease.
This brings the number of cases in Missouri to 103 since 2012.
The CWD-postitive deer were from the following counties:
- Adair - 2
- Crawford - 1
- Franklin - 5
- Jefferson - 1
- Linn - 2
- Macon - 4
- Mercer - 1
- Oregon - 3
- Ste. Genevieve - 7
- Stone - 1
- Taney - 1
The results come after MDC collected tissue samples from more than 28,000 deer over the past summer and throughout the fall deer hunting season. That number includes more than 20,000 tissue samples collected during MDC's mandatory CWD sampling during the opening weekend of the fall firearms deer season.
During the weekend, MDC staff collected tissue samples from deer harvested by hunters in 31 counties in or near where the disease has already been found. According to MDC, the number also includes more than 8,000 tissue samples collected from hunter-harvested deer through MDC's statewide voluntary CWD-sampling efforts during the past deer season, road-killed deer and "sick looking" deer reported to MDC.
"Eight of the CWD detections were from hunter-harvested deer sampled by taxidermists or meat processors, who are all very important partners in helping us find cases of CWD," said MDC Wildlife Disease Coordinator Jasmine Batten. "Of the remaining 20 positives, 15 were from hunter-harvested deer sampled at our mandatory sampling stations, four were from hunter-harvested deer sampled by MDC staff outside of opening weekend through our voluntary sampling program, and one was from a found dead deer."
Batten said that CWD was detected in four new areas of the state this season:
- Southwest Missouri in northeast Stone County near Reeds Spring;
- Southwest Missouri in southern Taney County on Drury-Mincy Conservation Area;
- Southeast Missouri in west-central Oregon County near Alton; and
- North- Central Missouri in Mercer County north of Mercer approximately two miles from the Iowa border.
MDC noted that hundreds of cases of CWD have been found in northwest Arkansas bordering southern Missouri, and CWD has also been found in Wayne County, Iowa, which borders northern Missouri.
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Lisa Rinna is among the stars that have over mistreated plastic surgeries and were able to ruin their aspect. Let us see how this Lisa Rinna plastic surgery nightmare was achieved. This process improved her aspect, gave a fresh contour to her body and made her a more appealing girl.
Lisa Rinna's facelift. Aside from the breast implant, the Lisa Rinna plastic surgery list goes on having a facelift. Even though the original reason for the process was to make her face look smoother and softer, and to keep it from becoming full of wrinkles also to prevent shaggy skin as a result of age, the ultimate aspect proved to be a frozen one, without facial expression . The performer can occasionally barely move, speak or grin, as a result of overly tight face skin. Botox shots can also be one of the celebrities' favourite processes, which keep her face smooth, with no wrinkles and wipe away the signals of time.
The lip improving process Lisa has had brought her many problems and she determined to have her lips reduced by removing the silicone she'd added in her lips. The abnormal shape of her lips was as a result of augmentation with silicone shots that around enlarged her lips and she resorted into a process that removed the material to be able to offer her back the freedom of her lips.
The actress admits she exaggerated about the operations. After all the Lisa Rinna plastic surgery, the performer has finally admitted that she acquired a horrible error and has put a stop to most of the cosmetic procedures, although her face did endure serious changes. Although she's disappointed with how her face looks now, Lisa Rinna acknowledges that without most of the progress she had on her aspect, she'd not have reached the successful profession she now has. Before succumbing to the temptation of plastic surgery, Lisa Rinna was a plain girl having a routine aspect and began to focus on her look so that you can be interesting.


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The full cost we can only guess at... but for starters much of the land now needs to be rotated, with some of it barely farm-able at all. Lots of locked out P and K, making land deficient in iron and other micros, nitrates almost literally poured into the water supply.
Dare I even mention soil bacteria and the recent e.coli outbreaks?
Are we really upsetting the balance and need to add back what we have taken away in an attempt to re-address it? Or, do we carry on as usual, chasing the dollar and slaughtering the bio-diversity?
Hydroponics has shown us that sterile growing and artificial fertilisation in the form of synthetic nutrients will result in amazing harvests. Maybe we should just get out of soil altogether?
I'd be very interested in hearing the thoughts of some of you here... thank you for reading.


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Corey Crawford stopped 30 shots, and Bryan Bickell and Marian Hossa scored to lead the Chicago Blackhawks to a 2-0 win at the St. Louis Blues on Sunday, ending Brian Elliott's bid for a fourth straight shutout.
Crawford earned his third shutout of the year.
Elliott had shut out Detroit, Nashville and Minnesota in succession for a franchise-record road scoreless run of 189 minutes 23 seconds. The road streak continues, but his overall shutout stretch ended, in the second period, at 214 minutes.
The Blackhawks have won five games in a row. The Blues lost their second straight.
Elliott's run has been a return to form for a player who was benched early in the season and was then sent on a two-week conditioning stint in the minors. He set franchise records with 9 shutouts and a shutout streak of 241 minutes 33 seconds last season.
"He had some spectacular saves," the Blues' captain, David Backes, said, adding, "The fact of the matter is, we can't live on a goose egg from the other team every night."
SABRES 3, LIGHTNING 1 Jhonas Enroth stopped 32 shots to help Buffalo keep up its late-season playoff push with a home win. The Sabres (18-19-6) took over sole possession of 10th place in the Eastern Conference, 4 points behind the eighth-place Rangers.
RED WINGS 3, PREDATORS 0 Henrik Zetterberg scored in the second period, and visiting Detroit earned 2 crucial points. With its first win in four games, Detroit moved into sole possession of eighth in the West, 2 points ahead of Dallas and Columbus.


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Stocks advanced for a third straight day on Wednesday, once again helped by higher oil prices, which lifted shares in oil and gas companies.
Trading was light as Wall Street and the rest of the country headed into Christmas and the New Year. United States markets will be open for only a half day on Thursday.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 185.34 points, or 1.1 percent, to 17,602.61. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose 25.32 points, or 1.2 percent, to 2,064.29 and the Nasdaq composite rose 44.82 points, or 0.9 percent, to 5,045.93.
With the gains in the last three days, United States markets have recovered most of the losses incurred late last week. The S.&P. 500 is back in the black for 2015, albeit slightly.
Investors took their cues from the energy markets once again. Oil prices rose for a third day, bouncing back from lows early in the week, which helped lift the battered energy sector. United States crude futures jumped $1.36, or 3.8 percent, to $37.50 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent crude, which is used to price international oils, added $1.25, or 3.5 percent, rising to $37.36 a barrel in London.
"The market lately has been ruled pretty clearly by oil in particular, and more broadly, commodity prices. Now we seem to have some stability in oil, copper and other metals that's helping the market," said Scott L. Wren, senior global equity strategist at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
Oil and gas prices rose sharply, easily beating out other sectors in the market.
Among individual stocks, Murphy Oil rose $1.31, or 6 percent, to $23.62, ConocoPhillips rose $2.75, or 6 percent as well, to $49.03, and Halliburton added $1.43, or 4.2 percent, to close at $35.45.
Over all, the S.&P. 500 energy sector is up 5.6 percent this week alone. For the year it is still down 21 percent, the most in the S.&P. 500.
In other economic data, the Commerce Department said factory orders for long-lasting goods like automobiles, airplanes and electronics were flat in November, as the impact of a strong dollar and a struggling global economy weighed on United States manufacturers. Orders for capital goods not including aircraft, a key proxy for business investment, fell 0.4 percent.
In other trading, stock in Nike fell $3.14, or 2.4 percent, to $128.71, after the company reported revenue that fell short of analysts' forecasts. Nike is still the biggest winner in the Dow average this year, with a gain of 34 percent.
United States government bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.26 percent. The dollar slipped to 120.85 yen from 121 yen a day earlier. The euro edged lower, to $1.0923 from $1.0949.
In other energy commodities, heating oil rose 3.2 cents to $1.119 a gallon, wholesale gasoline rose 6.7 cents, or 6 percent, to $1.241 a gallon and natural gas rose 9.5 cents, or 5 percent, to $1.983 per thousand cubic feet.
Precious and industrial metals prices ended mixed. Gold fell $5.80 to $1,068.30 an ounce, silver slipped 3 cents to $14.29 an ounce and copper edged up 2 cents to $2.12 a pound.


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text: There was a strange period in the 90s where Hollywood was making film adaptations of TV shows from the 60s and 70s. It may just be that the 90s was a peak time of nostalgia for people who grew up watching them, but it was an unusual trend. There was The Fugitive and The Beverly Hillbillies in 1993 and Lost In Space and The Avengers in 1998. This trend continued into the early 2000s as well with movies like The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle in 2000 and I Spy in 2002. Not many of these saw wide-spread success even with name recognition and a degree of nostalgia. But one film managed to become a franchise almost forty years after its original television run, 1996's Mission: Impossible.