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Do we connect or understand each other in face-to-face conversations? UfaceME™ is a dynamic relational learning tool that effects positive behavioral change and improves relationships in any setting: from workplace training and management relations, to social services, to therapeutic and family relations settings.
The UfaceME Method uses patented video technology to capture a face-to-face conversation, then discover and measure individual viewpoints and perceptions.
UfaceME/University of Minnesota research draws wide readership in medical journal
The original research completed by UfaceME and the University of Minnesota is stunning in its timely approach to real time, face-to-face communications in enhancing and improving personal interactions. The Dove Press published an original research paper in May 19, 2019 that has received well over 1,000 views to date.
The research demonstrates the effectiveness of the software based UfaceME process in training medical students to take effective and comfortable sexual histories with patients. The study was led by Dr. Michael Ross, Program of Human Sexuality, University of Minnesota Medical School.
The first trial included 14 students in a focus group, followed by sessions experienced by 175 students, whose overwhelmingly positive response supported the quantitative data. Further sessions are planned. Dr. Ross was awarded the 2019 U. of M. Medical School's Year 1-2 Excellence in Innovation Award based on this work.
The paper is titled "A new computer application for teaching sexual history taking to medical students: innovation and evaluation in the UfaceME program." Here's a link to the full text of the published research paper.
How does UfaceME work?
UfaceME provides an opportunity for a connected, meaningful conversation in any relationship clinical or otherwise. Watch this video to discover the UfaceME process and its value for 170 University of Minnesota medical students in their training taking patient histories.
The benefits of UfaceME have been endorsed by an early adopter, Dr Michael Ross. Michael Ross, MD, PhD, MPH, MHPEd, MSt, is faculty in the University of Minnesota Program in Human Sexuality and was appointed the Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual Health Education in 2014.
Dr. Ross has also published more than 500 publications and books. Additionally, he worked extensively in prison environments and wrote a book about prison physical and mental health.
The simple-to use technology allows you and another person to:
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Benefits Of Using Vinyl Window Graphics For Your Business
Window graphics, especially vinyl ones, come in a variety of different sizes, and work well for dressing up storefront displays, office windows, and/or glass doors. In most cases, vinyl window graphics can be used on either the outside or inside of your windows, and they usually last a pretty long time, making them a good investment. So if you're looking for a new way to dress up your business's windows, take some time to learn more about the benefits of using vinyl window graphics to create an amazing window display.


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Skybound Entertainment and Finnish independent game studio Rival Games have partnered to bring Robert Kirkman's comic book series Thief of Thieves into the gaming world with a new interactive game based off of the comic. The game will be demoed for the first time ever on Steam at San Diego Comic-Con in July 2017 and will be available on Steam in early 2018.
Thief of Thieves will follow Celia, the protégé of Kirkman's comic book protagonist Conrad Paulson, the legendary thief known as Redmond, during her apprentice years. While the comic book series introduces Celia in a flashback, the game will detail how Celia became an accomplished thief of her own. So it's a little bit like a side-story to Kirkman's comic series, but it should do pretty well as a Steam game regardless.
"We're excited to broaden Robert Kirkman's world with a mix of characters from the original plot and fresh faces" said President of Skybound Interactive Dan Murray. "Rival Games has created an excellent expansion of the original storyline and we can't wait to share it with our fans."
Skybound Interactive and Rival Games unveiled the first-ever teaser for the game today, which you can find below. The game will be available to play at San Diego Comic Con, in the Future US booth (booth #241) which has been created through a partnership with Skybound, PC Gamer, Dell Gaming, and Future where a handful of Skybound's interactive games will be available to play on PC consoles. Attendees of San Diego Comic Con might also be able to get their hands one one of the special SDCC Thief of Thieves posters.
"Comics have always been close to our heart here at the studio, and Thief of Thievesobviously resonates with the team as a crime story" told Jukka Laakso, the CEO of Rival Games. "Our cooperation with Skybound has been fruitful from the start, and we've been enjoying some great input from their creative team.
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Hamas officials Husam Badran (C) and Khalil al-Hayya (2nd-R) attend a meeting with Palestinian factions in Gaza City on August 5, 2018
The "Hamas" leadership is working on a "progressive" agreement with Israel on ending marches organized at the border with the Gaza Strip and on the cessation of hostilities between Israel and the movement, including incendiary balloons in exchange for lifting the latest economic blockade imposed on the enclave.
At a meeting with representatives of the Palestinian Arab organizations in Gaza, "Hamas" leaders informed Palestinian factions about the latest discussions on the deal without offering any other explanations.
Informed Palestinian sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that talks are under way on an agreement between "Hamas" and Israel to first open the Karam Abu Salem commercial border crossing and to expand the fishing zone off Gaza's coast in return for halting all attacks on the border.
The second part of the agreement includes the exchange of prisoners and captives.
Husam Badran, a member of the "Hamas" politburo, offered Sunday assurances that the movement would not agree to establish a state in Gaza and would not reach any political arrangement without Palestinian national consensus.
However, the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Fatah Movement accused "Hamas" of working "individually" on implementing the "shady" agreement.
Senior PLO official Ahmed Majdalani said any agreement with Israel should not be limited to "Hamas."
The movement does not have the authority to strike any deal with Israel, he said.
Fatah criticized "Hamas" for being involved in "shameful negotiations" with Israel, saying the deal aims "to separate Gaza from the homeland and establish a small state which would be the graveyard for our national project."
However, the Israeli TV channel 10 quoted sources on Sunday as saying that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Army believe there are no chances for a true agreement with "Hamas."
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Hey Marvia,
What dates are the cruise that you are on? I grew up in Tasmania and work in the industry so I can definitely help you out with some of your questions? Here is a little bit about what I know and then let me know if you do have any other questions.
Hobart (my home town) - is great for sightseeing and the port is very well set up for passengers with free shuttles into town and back to the ship. Hobart, especially Salamanca Place is beautiful and does some amazing souvenirs, arts and crafts!
If you elect to do a tour Hobart and surrounds is very picturesque and lot of beautiful natural scenery. Port Arthur is extremely well know for its fascinating history and past, but it is a bit of a drive and can get quite crowded, especially when a ship is in. Some amazing alternatives are Tahune Airwalk, Richmond Village, Russell Falls and Bonorong Wildlife (will mean you can see the Tassie Devil), Mt Wellington, winery tours etc - there are lots of options. If you are interested in organising a private tour or booking with an independent tour operator I can also provide you with some great information for Hobart. I am currently setting up a website Shoretours.com.au which allows cruise ship passengers to help find local operators and if you would like I can send you a brochure.
The other port I know a lot about is Sydney, its where I live now and I think its one of the most beautiful cities in the world! I hope that you are able to spend at least a few days here, Bondi Beach, Opera House, Circular Quay, Blue Mountains Hunter Valley are all beautiful and different to what you will see in the other ports.
Weather wise - I am sorry to break the news to you but you will need to pack for all 4 seasons! Sydney has been incredibly hot already this season - we have already had 41C this year! And Hobart and NZ are quite a big farther south so I would still recommend pants, jeans, light sweaters and a jacket. Please do not forget your sunscreen! We are not kidding when we talk about the Australian sun, even for Hobart.
Like I said, if I can help with anything else let me know, else enjoy your cruise, you are coming to a beautiful part of the world!
Thanks, Hope! I wrote a long reply, but I don't see it posted -- wonder what happened to it. Anyway, we'll be in Tasmania 12/30/09. We were close friends of a native Tasmanian, John Forward, in our U of Michigan years (1964 to 1971). We lost touch but often wonder if John went back home after his divorce from his wife, Kay.
We're looking forward to our cruise. My hubbie always gets annoyed with me for all the clothes I bring. Wait until I tell him we'll need 4 season clothes!! Can't wait to sail.
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Sr. Simone Campbell is the executive director of NETWORK. She is the author of "A Nun on the Bus: How All of Us Can Create Hope, Change, and Community." This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode "Simone Campbell — How to Be Spiritually Bold." Find more at onbeing.org.


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GLOSKIN Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) is the newest generation of skincare with Light Emitting Diodes to improve acne prone skin, aging and sun damaged skin. It is very convenient and comfortable and doesn't damage the skin. PDT is a treatment that uses a light source to activate skin repair. The result is an active oxygen molecule that can destroy damaged cells.
GLOSKIN PDT delivers red and blue light wavelengths with an appropriate strength to the skin, which stimulates the cell repair chain, eradicates unwanted microorganisms and establishes cellular processes
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Red and Blue light are proven safe, effective for all skin types. It does not take time to recover, there are no side effects, non-invasive and no burning sensation. Doesn't cause irritation and sensitivity to light, very comfortable and repairs damaged skin quickly.
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7 Physical Disorders That Are Linked To Mental Health Issues
There's no denying that the health of our bodies and our minds are super interconnected. If you don't feel well physically, there's a decent chance your mental health is not going to be in the best of shape, and vice versa. In fact, studies suggest that those living with severe mental illness — which the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) estimates is one in twenty-five people in the U.S. — are more prone to developing serious physical disorders. Moreover, TIME reported in February 2017 that research has also found that those with common chronic physical health issues, like psoriasis and diabetes, can have symptoms exacerbated by mental health issues and stress.
If you have a chronic health condition and/or a mental illness, it can a be a vicious cycle: Your mental health can trigger physical symptoms, and physical symptoms can trigger mental health issues, and so on. Though mental health issues and physical health issues are often treated separately by physicians, the distinction between the two is a lot less meaningful than you'd think. Scientists have found that certain disorders that we may typically think of as only being a "physical" disorder are inextricably linked to anxiety, depression, and other mental illnesses. From eczema to lupus, here are seven common physical disorders that often co-occur, or are linked to an increase risk of mental health conditions.
1. Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a reproductive health issue that occurs when uterine tissue abnormally grows outside the uterus. It can cause pelvic pain, heavy menstruation, pain during intercourse, uncomfortable bowel movements, and in some cases, infertility. The Endometriosis Foundation of America estimates 200 million people across the globe have this reproductive heath disease, and one in ten women in the U.S. alone are diagnosed with endometriosis. Interestingly, a study published last May the International Journal of Women's Health found people who experience endometriosis reported higher rates of depression, anxiety, and psychiatric disorders, as well as a lower quality of life when compared to people who didn't have the disorder.
2. Eczema
According to the National Eczema Foundation, around 30 million Americans are affected by this health issue, which causes skin to become red, inflamed, and itchy. People with eczema can experience physical health complications like asthma and skin infections, but a survey from the National Eczema Foundation revealed 30 percent of people with eczema also have anxiety, depression, or another mental health issue. Moreover, a study published in 2016 found children with eczema were more likely to have "emotional, conduct and hyperactivity problems, but not peer problems, compared with children without these diseases." In fact, eczema and other skin disorders like psoriasis are sometimes referred to as a psychophysiologic disorders, because they are so interconnected to mental health, and stress can trigger symptoms of these skin conditions.
3. Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition that the National Fibromyalgia Association (NFA) estimated affects around 10 million Americans, though women are most likely to develop this disorder — accounting for at least 75 percent of the people who have it in the U.S. Common symptoms of fibromyalgia include fatigue, brain fog (aka, "fibro fog"), pain, sleep issues, restless leg syndrome, temperature sensitivity, and more. Fibromyalgia often co-occurs with autoimmune disorders, hypothyroidism, and chronic fatigue syndrome, but it is also linked to major depressive disorder, and other mental illnesses.
4. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
As Healthline reported, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is an intestinal disorder that can cause abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea or constipation (or alternating bowel movements), gas, fatigue, food intolerances, and more. A 2015 discovered that people with IBS were at higher risk of having a mood or anxiety disorder, compared to those who don't have IBS. Further, research from 2014 suggests there is a bidirectional connection between IBS, and schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
5. Lupus
The National Resource Center on Lupus explains that, "lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that can damage any part of the body (skin, joints, and/or organs)." Meaning, your immune system misfires, attacking your body's healthy tissues as if they were an infection. A study from 2009 found women with lupus were more likely to have a severe mood or anxiety disorder than the general population. In fact, up to 75 percent of people with lupus also have neuropsychiatric symptoms.
6. Acne
Acne is a pretty common skin condition, so it may surprise you that it can actually have a negative impact on your mental health. As reported by Allure, a study published this past February in the British Journal of Dermatology revealed that acne is linked to an increased risk of depression.
7. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
According to Medline Plus, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), aka myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), is a chronic health condition characterized by intense fatigue that is not helped by sleep, brain fog, pain, faintness, and severe fatigue after physical or mental exertion. A 2010 study that due to the "dysregulation of the stress system, the immune system, and central pain mechanisms" that CFS can cause, it makes people with this disorder more susceptible to mental illness.
If you live with one of these health disorders, try to check in with your physician about not only maintaining your physical health, but your mental health, too. Both are equally important to your overall wellness.


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In the recent years, we have witnessed a tremendous change and improvement in the education system. Whether it is the revised syllabus or the teaching methodology, there is a lot of progress made in this industry to boost the learning concepts for students. The educational institutes are now equipped with the advanced E-learning techniques to make the most complex concepts seem very simple. Although, since the inception of E-learning concept, it has not been implemented to its best. Not every student is lucky enough to get access to this new system of learning because of low awareness about the benefits of online learning. Thus, a lot of parents still want their kid to learn in the classroom blackboard format.
We at DIGICHAMPS believe that E-learning is the future of Education and every student should be benefited from it. E-learning has made it possible for the students to learn beyond the boundaries of educational institutions and even enable the students from different nation and culture to share the platform of the global education system.
We would like to give you some of the most evident differences between regular classroom learning and video learning.
Classroom Learning Video Learning
One teacher for a class full of students One-on-one personalized teaching and learning
Traditional teachers and traditional teaching methodology Student friendly teachers and modern teaching methodology
Focused on completing the portions for exams Focused on learning and understanding one concept at a time
Teaching and learning happens at a stipulated time. Teaching and learning can be done at child's own pace.
Limited or NO time to share study tips and techniques. Every concept is taught with logics and learning techniques.
No visuals are used in classroom teaching to explain the concepts Enticing visuals and real-life examples are involved in video learning for better understanding of the concepts
Tests and analysis are conducted once in a quarter including 3 to 4 chapters in a subject Tests are taken chapter wise with in-depth analysis
Revisions happen only if time permits All the topics can be revised as many times as required
The concept of Classroom learning is repetitive and boring The concept of video learning is more adaptive with interesting visuals and examples
It is a very obvious human fact that we memorize the content that we have watched for a longer period of time than the one we read in the form of text. Also, the videos give a deeper explanation of the concept using different technology that comes up in the form of rich visuals.
We at DIGICHAMPS believe that while classroom teaching helps students study, the video learning help them understanding the concepts with perfection. Download the DIGICHAMPS app and fall in love with learning with the FUNDUCATION way of education. Become a smart learner by adopting video learning today with real-life video lessons and practical demonstrations for better understanding.


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Seymour scores two as Valencia football defeats Hart
Usually, Valencia's Ben Seymour lines up on defense at the linebacker position. But on Friday against Hart, he found himself on offense in the crosshairs of a screen pass from quarterback Davis Cop. It was an identical play to what the Vikings had attempted years ago, the only difference was that Jake Solley, a 2012 Valencia grad who died a week ago, was the intended receiver.


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Without question, a brand's advertising and its visual identity are part of the brand promise and experience, or at least can be dressed up to appear so. However, it is critical to distinguish between brand experiences and the brand experience.
Brand experiences can be fun moments for the customer. This might be an event of some kind, often referred to as "experiential." As brands move away from traditional advertising, they move toward "happenings," increasingly involving social media. It's a remarkable video or clever tweet that goes viral.
These types of transient experiences constitute much, if not most, of what drives marketing today. It is all very cool, and can make even the dullest brand seem hip, but it still comes down mostly on the side of making promises as opposed to keeping them. It's the 21st century version of a 30-second television commercial. Don Draper is alive and well, and living on YouTube.
Here's the thing: Of what value is a momentary, fun, marketing-infused experience, if the day-in, day-out experience with the product or service falls short? It's limited, at best. At worst, it can be fatal, given that nothing exposes a bad experience faster than good advertising.


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Gidget is a 13-year-old miniature poodle that my family adopted as a puppy when I was a senior in high school. After my parent's divorced 8 years ago, Gidget came to live with me and my rescue dog Ziggy.
Gidget sleeps with me every night. She loves to hike, she loves the water, and she loves to hang out in the sunshine. Because of her, squeakers have no chance of surviving in our household.
Starting in January, Gidget began to pant a lot and drink excessive amounts of water. She also began wetting herself constantly. After about 4 months of testing, Gidget was finally diagnosed with Cushing's disease. She was also found to be incontinent.
She began three daily medications that she'll have to take for the rest of her life. She also has to do blood testing, a specific stim test due to one of the Cushing's meds, every three months to monitor the medication. Each of the tests is around $300. The medication costs about $150/month. She's on a special low-protein diet now that also costs about $80/month. I spent around $4,000 for all of the tests and I'm having a hard time keeping up with her medication and testing.
I'm looking for a little human kindness to help me, and my beautiful Gidget. The vet won't give me any more medication until I have the blood tests done and I have no money for it or for the medications right now. I'm in desperate need. Gidget's in perfect health when she's on her medication and can live for many more years if I can keep her on her medications. Please help!


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Inflatable Santas and sleighs, plastic trees and tinsel wreaths crammed the foyer of our Nile cruise boat, but it was the Christmas crib that stopped us in our tracks. Apparently fashioned out of prawn crackers, it looked less like a stable than a cave, with something suspiciously stone-like at the entrance.
"That would be Easter," whispered a scandalised Anna. Our 12 year-old had clearly been paying attention in RE. "They've only gone and got his birth and death mixed up." To which a gleeful Lizzie, eight, added: "And the farm animals are all from Madagascar."
The plastic giraffes, elephants, lions and herds of stampeding wildebeest that surrounded the Nativity scene made us fear for the infant Jesus, but not for our holiday. Christmas promised to be not only a great deal sunnier than usual but a whole lot more fun as well.
Egypt, it so happens, has a strong hand in fun; a winning one, even, when it comes to visiting families.
Brochures may make more of the country's frontline draws – pharaonic monuments, biblical landscapes, crossover cultures – but the truth is nothing endears Egypt to visiting youngsters quite like the mild, often playful sense of chaos that prevails.
It may be a shaming admission, this, but one that those intent on visiting Egypt with children would do well to note: the grand tomb of Rameses III at Luxor's Valley of the Kings, with its engraved vignettes from more than 3,000 years ago, left less of an impression on our daughters than that gloriously wonky crib. The vast columns of Karnak Temple's Hypostyle Hall may have rendered their parents speechless, but Anna and Lizzie were more taken with the spectacular towel sculptures – camels, crocodiles, cobras and a particularly artful giant scorpion – that greeted them every evening in our cruise-boat cabin.
Nor was any obelisk ever going to compare with the sumptuous and bizarre creations – cream-cheese dolphins and melon-cut bunnies, as well as pastry reindeer and palm trees – that graced Christmas Eve's on-board buffet.
A friend back home had warned us against making the standard assumption; a school project on Howard Carter or a passing interest in Cleopatra was emphatically no kind of readying for the heat, crowds, accented commentaries and plain hassle that trailing around Egypt's antiquities tends to entail. "One pylon in," promised the friend, "one statue of Horus, and they'll be turning fractious."
We planned our holiday accordingly, the two generations participating in tough horse-trading to negotiate a settlement; the parents would have their time in Upper Egypt, getting their hit of antiquities, as long as the children got their spell on the beach.
Until last year, this would have meant submitting to the delay-prone military convoy whereby all visitors were ferried between the Nile Valley and the Red Sea. With the recent lifting of that particular aggravation, amid a general easing of the region's security situation, our two-centre arrangement merely entailed a straightforward transfer, at our own pace, across the Eastern Desert.
Our cruise boat, the TuYa, which we boarded at Luxor, combined the fittings of an Edwardian farce – panelled corridors, sweeping staircases and chandeliers – with the lines of a container ship. It was the upper deck, with a swimming pool and a tea terrace, that transformed it into an improbable triumph. From the loungers we watched orchards of mango trees, date palms and minarets slide past. Turbaned villagers watered their cattle at the banks, fishermen dragged nets through the shallows, and a youth in a Rooney shirt practised kick-boxing moves.
The crew turned their backs to the setting sun, laid out prayer mats and knelt in the direction of Mecca.
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Early one morning we rode by horse-drawn calèche through Edfu's market. A veiled woman carried her purchases – a slaughtered rabbit, a live chicken, aubergines – in a slatted crate balanced on her head. Beyond the gauntlet run of proffered galabiyehs (cotton gowns) and alabaster sphinxes rose Egypt's best-preserved ancient temple. We had time to enjoy the exquisite hieroglyphs honouring the falcon deity, Horus, before the girls first asked when we were going back to the boat.
So the parents got to see almost all the sights on their checklist, including Kom Ombo, the riverbank shrine to the crocodile deity, and the lovely temple of Isis, which was moved to the island of Philae to save it from the floodwaters of Lake Nasser. It was only when we arrived at modern Egypt's great monument to engineering above Aswan that the strain began to show. "It's a dam, Dad," said Anna. The pay-off, it seemed, was overdue.
By the time we had transferred to our seaside base at El Gouna, all palm trees and domed villas amid a wilderness of beachside lagoons, the girls had drawn up an impressive list of their own: snorkelling, camel rides, a visit to the aqua park.
So New Year's Day found us floating face down, among the parrotfish and the corals of the Red Sea reefs. We put Lizzie on the back of a camel and tumbled down yellow water rides with names like the Flying Carpet Slide.
It might have felt like a craven surrender to Philistinism; instead I persuaded myself that the girls might one day recall Karnak's ancient thickets of stone columns, with their lotus-flower capitals, and realise that their parents had a point. But not just yet.
Back at the hotel Anna ordered a poolside mocktail, which went by the name of Shirley Temple. "My kind of temple,she declared.
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One part of my PhD research was working with NSW DPI and UOW to assess the performance of marine protected areas (MPAs). We recently had an article published in Biological Conservation where we used seafloor mapping to improve the assessment of the Lord Howe Island Marine Park (free download here till July 20th). Here's a quick rundown on what we found…
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Have your say on the NSW Marine Estate Threat and Risk Assessment
Are you concerned about the health of New South Wales marine environment?
If you are, it is worth looking at the NSW Marine Estate Threat and Risk Assessment Draft Report and providing a submission or comment to improve the assessment.
The report will be used to determine the most important threats and risks to the NSW marine environment and your submission could help decide where management actions are directed. Note: submissions are due this Saturday the 30th of April.
The website contains the current threat and risk assessment for a range of human activities on environmental assets (for e.g. fish, beaches, rocky reef etc.). It is interesting to see what the current risk ratings are for certain human activities and how the NSW Marine Estate justify these ratings.
To search for this information the NSW Marine Estate has developed an interactive tool to help you navigate through the draft assessment. Once you have identified a human activity (for e.g. recreational fishing) and its risk on an environmental asset (for e.g. the fish assemblage) there are links to a variety of reports used to justify this ranking plus a link to provide your own feedback.
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MoPping up Mastery, Part II
Yesterday, we discussed some of the pros and cons of our current mastery implementation, and briefly considered the limitations of a bounded system like the combat table. Today I'm going to toss around some ideas for new mastery implementations that … Continue reading
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Blog Date - 06 November 2018
I once gave Sharon some saddlebags with the comment "If it can fit in there it can come with us". This was before Sharon got her own 2 wheeled transport. A week later the saddlebags were on the floor, ready to be loaded onto the bike. I tried to pick them up only to find Sharon has glued them to the floor as some sort of a joke.
Oh. No. It's not a joke. They aren't glued to the floor. Sharon has packed the bags so densely the 2 roughly 30 litre panniers probably contain the mass of the moon - in each pannier.
Ah yes, if I look carefully I can see light bending around the side of the bags. There are now a couple of cars circling in the street outside, I presume they are in orbit. Sharon approaches with "just a few more things to pack" - I shout "STOP!! You are close to reaching critical mass and creating a singularity"
"A what?"
"A singularity, a black hole" I notice as she reaches out towards the saddlebags her hand slows down in time.
Maybe I'm exaggerating - but not as much as you'd think. We both learned a lesson that day. Weight as well as size matters on a motorcycle. Of course now Sharon has her own bike and has to carry her own kit her luggage habits have changed. Considerably.
Anyhooooooooooo - the point of this video is to answer something I've pondered. Is it better to pack clothing very neatly because you'll get more in or does it not matter. To the video!


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44000 Educators And AEOs Jobs Announced Punjab Education: 44000 Punjab Educators Recruitment 2018: School Education Department Punjab announced the vacancies for candidates about 44000 Educators and AEOs in Punjab. So recently the Punjab educators jobs have 40,000+ openings for their posts. For the available Government educators jobs, both male and female applicants are welcomed to apply. The following is a must for applying for these posts. You can see the required information here in this post, see details below. Required qualification from a recognized institution, relevant work experience and age limit requirement are as follows. Eligible candidates are encouraged to apply to the post in the prescribed manner. See the News that is taken from newspaper below to see vacancies/positions available, eligibility criteria and other requirements. Here is the complete detail of 44000 Educators And AEOs Jobs Announced Punjab Education.
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Punjab Educators Jobs Vacancies/Positions:
Jobs are of the following post that are being recruited by Punjab Education department ESE (Arts) BS-9, ESE (Sci Math) BS-9, SESE (Arts) BS-14, SESE (Science) BS-14, SESE (Science) BS-14, SESE (Arabic) BS-14, SESE (PET) BS-14, SESE (DM) BS-14, SESE (Comp Sci) BS-14, SSE (Arts) BS-16, SSE (Science) BS-16, SSE (Computer Sci) BS-16 and Assistant Education Officer (AEO) BS-16.
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So recently the Punjab educators jobs have 40,000+ openings for their posts. For the available Government educators jobs, both male and female applicants are welcomed to apply. The following is a must for applying for these posts:
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Sunday, December 16, 2018: Following the decisions of the ICCF Congress 2011, all Preliminary Sections of the World Correspondence Chess Championship shall start on the same day and only once per year.
The start date of the Preliminaries of the 43rd WCCC is March 20, 2019.
All entries will be accepted according with ICCF Rules valid as from January 1st, 2019, to be received not later than February 6, 2019.
Member Federations Nominations (MFN) for the Preliminaries should also be submitted before February 6, 2019. MFN for 2018 cannot be used for 2019 WCCC Cycle.
Preliminary Sections normally have 13 players with the possibility for the TTC to extend them to 15 or 17 players if appropriate in special situations.
If the number of the entries won't be a multiple of 13, the players who have been entered according to points 1 (i), (j) and (k) and who have the lowest ICCF ELO rating in list 2019/1 won't be admitted to the Preliminaries.
Players entering more than one section will be accepted only to fill vacancies.
Entries have to be sent through the "New events" page of www.iccf.com. The entry fee can be paid via Direct Entry or via the player's National Federation.
It is mandatory that the qualification right under ICCF Rule 188.8.131.52 should be specified for each entry.
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California's tax wall of shame
March 30th, 2012 at 8:49 pm (Finances, Psychology)
By law, the state of California maintains a website listing "the 500 largest delinquent sales and use tax accounts over $100,000." I came across this while doing some investigative research on California's peculiar use tax. More on that in another post, perhaps.
The Top 500 Sales & Use Tax Delinquencies in California page has some fascinating content. The largest delinquent account comes in at $18,433,917. That's right, "CALIF. TARGET ENTERPRISES INC." owes the state of California more than 18 million dollars! (That's not Target the retailer, but someone else.)
Naturally, we might wish that the state could collect on these accounts and possibly help reduce its deficit (which is about $13 billion, so CALIF. TARGET ENTERPRISES INC would only be able to contribute a drop in the bucket. Still.). And surely the state has some more proactive means for doing this than simply posting a passive website. However:
"Since the inception of this program, the Board of Equalization has received a total of $5.3 million from 40 qualifying taxpayers that came forward to take care of their debts: 27 through installment payment agreements and 13 by making payment in full."
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Warner Bros. is planning a live action adaptation of the classic story Pinocchio, and Robert Downey Jr. is reportedly attached to play both Geppetto and Pinocchio himself. Now it seems that P.T. Anderson is working on a rewrite of the script, with the possibility of directing the movie as well.
The project was originally announced in 2012, but word has been quiet since then, perhaps due to Downey's many obligations with Marvel Studios (owned by Warner Bros.' rival Disney). The original script was done by Michael Mitnick, who wrote the recent film adaptation of The Giver.
TechCrunch also stated that this comes at a time when live action adaptations of fairy tales are becoming a trend. Disney is currently doing so with many of its classic animated features, including this year's Cinderella and a Beauty and the Beast already in progress. Universal has jumped on the bandwagon with plans for a Little Mermaid film. Indeed, this project isn't even the only Pinocchio adaptation announced in recent years, though it's unclear if Guillermo del Toro's stop motion movie or Shawn Levy's prequel The Three Misfortunes of Geppetto are likely to go through.
Will this story about "becoming a real boy" work as well in real life as in a cartoon? For that matter, will any of these fairy tales? We'll have to wait and see.


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The resignation of Secretary Eric Shinseki from the Veterans Affairs Department was probably unavoidable, under the principle that a leader should accept full responsibility for a great scandal. But the department's problem was not Mr. Shinseki. It has been broken for years. No one should expect his removal to be anything but the beginning of a much-needed process of change.
Time now to tune out the noise from the lawmakers who lately have been baying for Mr. Shinseki's head. No doubt they will keep heaping abuse on President Obama, on the campaign trail, and at the hearings for whoever is nominated as Mr. Shinseki's replacement. Empty posturing in support of troops and veterans is a staple of political life, and is far easier than actually helping veterans.
This should not distract anyone from the long list of things that need doing at Veterans Affairs.
It starts with completing the investigation into what happened at the hospital in Phoenix and, evidently, many other parts of the department's sprawling health care system. Veterans Affairs' acting inspector general, Richard Griffin, is on the job: a preliminary report he released on Wednesday showed evidence of wide-scale mismanagement, not just in shutting out 1,700 veterans in Phoenix through fraudulent appointment records but in the "systemic" use of "inappropriate scheduling practices" at hospitals across the country. Policies that rewarded the appearance of efficiency, and thus encouraged fraud, need to be repaired, wrongdoers need to be prosecuted, and veterans who have languished must be fast-tracked into care.
More permanent reforms mean tighter management, control of bureaucratic bloat and better use of the system's vast but ultimately finite resources. As The Times reported on Thursday, the system — spread across more than 150 medical centers and hospitals and 900 clinics — badly needs doctors. It has more than 5,000 primary-care physicians, and is trying to fill 400 vacancies. Part of the problem also stems from a web of care stretched unevenly across the continent. The system needs to redirect resources to far-flung areas where many patients live.
It needs more protection for whistle-blowers, so fear does not allow problems to fester. And, yes, more money is needed, given that the demands on the system are vast and growing. Some of the Republicans who were Mr. Shinseki's shrillest critics were among those who voted down critical boosts in departmental financing.
What the Veterans Affairs Department should not do, now or ever, is to lurch headlong into privatization, the catchall response from Republicans fond of cheap, simplistic fixes. Veterans deserve the wide-ranging support of an integrated system that cares for them for the rest of their lives. Those with combat-related injuries in particular have complex medical needs that the veterans' system can best provide. Shunting more veterans to private hospitals and clinics — themselves strained by patient demand and financial pressures — will not serve them any better. And a shrinking V.A. caseload could well mean shrinking political support for financing the system properly.
The system can be fixed without being blown apart. It is telling that many veterans say they are satisfied with the care they get, and that one prominent advocacy group, V.A. Watchdog, was urging that Mr. Shinseki keep his job, saying that his job performance was still better than that of any of his predecessors. The group credited Mr. Shinseki with chipping away at mountainous backlogs of disability benefits claims, and in combating veteran homelessness, which he had promised to eradicate. Those initiatives and efforts at suicide prevention must continue.
Lawmakers need to keep paying attention after this scandal fades. It has been particularly offensive — after years of warnings from the inspector general of Veterans Affairs and veterans' groups — to watch the eruption of indignation from senators like John McCain of Arizona, in whose home state the Phoenix scandal arose. One way to reduce the problem of wounded veterans is to stop creating so many of them.
It was as the Army chief of staff that Gen. Eric Shinseki stood bravely against President George W. Bush's defense secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, who wanted to invade and occupy Iraq with far too few troops, a catastrophic decision that led to a bloody insurgency and unending chaos — and a cascade of injuries that will be burdening Veterans Affairs for decades to come.
He was doing his best then to tell the discomfiting truth. His battle on behalf of wounded veterans was long, and ended badly. Now, with his departure, the nation should not forget its obligation to do right by its veterans.


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Leading up to the long-awaited return of MASTERPIECE "Sherlock" (Season 3) on January 19 at 9:58 p.m. ET, PBS today announced the premiere of UNLOCKING SHERLOCK, a one-hour special that explores how writers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss created the hit television sensation.
"As excitement builds for the new season of 'Sherlock' on MASTERPIECE, we invite viewers to join us as we delve into the writers' inspiration for the modern-day Sherlock Holmes that has captivated fans nationwide," said Beth Hoppe, Chief Programming Executive and General Manager of General Audience Programming for PBS. "This special highlights the transformation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most-portrayed character into a cultural phenomenon."
UNLOCKING SHERLOCK takes viewers on a personal voyage through the versions of Holmes that have served as inspirations for the new series – the original stories, their factual origins, hundreds of film adaptations – to arrive at their thoroughly modern Sherlock. Moffat and Gatiss explain the challenges they encountered adapting the original adventures of the iconic super-sleuth. The special goes behind the scenes on the set of the hit television series, and includes interviews with actors Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman and Lara Pulver, who talk about the reinvention of their fictional characters.
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I began my doctoral work the same year that several senior members of the history faculty retired. Archetypes of the graceful exit, they spared us the misery of the retirement "party" with its mawkish and mediocre speeches and, what's more, they put the majority of their book collections at the disposal of the graduate students.
We snatched up armfuls. Looking back, it must have seemed rather undignified (picture ravenous hordes of bargain hunters on Boxing Day), especially the way we kept returning for days to pick over the remainder. They were mostly old books, of course, and dust patterns testified to the fact that some of them had not moved so much as an inch since Richard Nixon occupied the White House, but gratefully and greedily we took them all the same.
Make no mistake, however: this apparent act of magnanimity involved considerable self-interest on the part of the retirees. A mid-sized office with floor-to-ceiling shelves can easily house over a thousand books, and in most cases there is room for more on the windowsill, on top of the filing cabinet, on the desk, and under the desk. I even knew one professor who employed two decade's worth of the American Historical Review as an end table. Such a collection, accumulated over the course of a career, poses two serious logistical problems at the end of it: how to move it and, more critically, where to store it, when, in all probability, there are already books jammed into every nook and cranny of one's home. One solution is to let somebody else deal with it. Passing the book, you might call it.
Academics display their books as a mark of distinction – notches on the intellectual bedpost, a vast accumulation of intellectual capital for vastly acquisitive intellectual capitalists. Vain? Of course, but everyone keeps something — trophies earned long ago, photographs of adventurous vacations, garden gnomes with curious stories — and books are as good to keep as anything and better than most.
Or are they? I admit that I've always felt a slight condescension about people who collect DVDs, on the grounds that very few movies and even fewer television shows are worth watching more than once, and certainly not more than once in a year. So it's quite beyond me why anyone would want to own, say, every season of Friends, let alone Three's Company, except for the sake of completeness. But, then, I keep and prominently display books that I am very unlikely to re-read, and not a few that I haven't read at all. (There isn't the slightest chance that I will ever make my way through Das Kapital, but some acquisitive urge compelled me to buy all three volumes when I found them on a sale table.) Sometimes I convince myself that I need them for my research, but that's only true of a tiny fragment of the collection.
I confess to deriving a real pleasure on those occasions when some student breathlessly asks, "Have you really read all those books?" (For all professors, the correct, but seldom expressed answer, must almost invariably be "no.") But this happens with a depressing infrequency. Instead, most visitors glance over the books without comment, the way I used to glance over my uncle's vast collection of rare beer cans and, realizing that saying anything at all would commit me to a conversation I did not want to have, chose silence as the safest option.
My monthly troll of new books is in some cases greater than my years' consumption, and yet I still find myself fretting over missed opportunities to acquire more – the very definition of an addiction, I suppose. But I agree with Mark Twain that the person who doesn't read has no advantage over the person who can't.


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When foreign acts visit your local theater, this is hugely attended and most of these are sold out. Especially if the company visiting is known worldwide you are lucky if you get a ticket to see the event. This is because these foreign acts give something new to the audience. They offer a something fresh and events like these are a great way for the local audience to get a glimpse of their culture. If you are visiting a foreign city then this is your chance to see all the foreign acts. You can even choose from the many theaters they have available and choose from all the acts that are to perform.
When you are in Budapest, there are a number of theaters and concert halls that you can choose from. It is good to know about your choices and read up on their upcoming shows so you can plan your schedule during your trip to the city.
The Liszt Academy of Music aside from it being one of the most prestigious music academy in Hungary is also the most prominent concert venue in the city. It was formerly known as the Royal National Hungarian Academy of Music. Aside from it being one of the best music schools and concert venues in the city, the façade of the building is also one reason to visit the place. The beautiful structure of the Academy of Music can be found Liszt Ferenc tér and Király utca.
Other theaters that are also worth visiting are: Örkény Színház, which is located in 1075 Budapest Madách tér 6 is known for its formerly cutting edge performances and strong ensemble. They have a company of 17 actors and do about 30 shows in a month; Artus Contemporary Arts Studio, located at 1116 Budapest Sztregova utca 7 also offers regular shows every week. One great thing about the studio is whenever they have an event, you can take the Double Decker and it will take you directly there; and Bárka Szinhaz, which is a small theater in the 8th district, is a company of 16 actors that also offer regular shows. For you convenience, they have offered an online ticketing on their website.


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Celebrating the Season: Fun Holiday Events in Rabun County & Beyond
Nov 15, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
We've compiled a list of a few holiday happenings around the Rabun County area, including Christmas parades, light shows, and more!Read More »
5 Things To Do in Rabun County This Halloween Weekend
Oct 29, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
Looking for something to do this 2016 Halloween weekend? We've got a few ideas.Read More »
Grapes & Ghosts Wine Tour Offers Spooky & Boozy Evening
Oct 18, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
For a spooky and boozy evening, Dahlonega's Grapes and Ghosts Wine Tours is sure to entice and intrigue.Read More »
Hayesville to Celebrate 8th Annual Punkin' Chunkin' Festival
Oct 10, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
The Clay County Chamber of Commerce will be hosting their 8th Annual Punkin' Chunkin' Festival, with a Punkin' Chunkin' competition!Read More »
Simply Homegrown Farmers Market: Providing the Community Sustainable, Locally-Sourced Foods Weekly
Sep 15, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
We were lucky enough to get in touch with Simply Homegrown Farmers Market Manager, Ginny Blades, and learn a bit more about it.Read More »
Schedule Update: Annual Bear on the Square Festival Moves 2017 Dates
Sep 13, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
Dahlonega's Bear on the Square Mountain Festival will move its 2017 event from the third weekend in April to the fourth weekend to avoid a conflict with Easter weekend next year.Read More »
Helen Oktoberfest: Bringing Germany to Georgia for 46 Years
Aug 30, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
Each year, Helen Chamber of Commerce hosts a traditional and fun Oktoberfest at the Festhalle. We've highlighted a little history, as well as the upcoming band schedule.Read More »
66th Annual Georgia Mountain Fair Arts & Music Roundup
Jul 14, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
We've compiled the full schedule of all arts & music events happening at the 66th Annual Georgia Mountain Fair.Read More »
Celebrate the 4th of July Near Rabun County
Jul 02, 2016 ● By Melanie Heisinger
What are you doing to celebrate Independence Day this year? We've compiled a few fun events and places to watch fireworks all in one place to make it easier!Read More »


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Center for Investment Excellence Podcast Archive
Listen to previous series on a variety of investment topics, asset classes and current themes
Listen to previous series on a variety of investment topics, asset classes and current themes
Fixed income has struggled thus far in 2018, with the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. aggregate down 1.6% year-to-date. But in this period of rising interest rates, not all fixed income is responding uniformly.
Investment perspective on climate risk with note from Jamie Kramer, highlighting out commitment to sustainable investing, how climate changes is an investment risk, our approach to managing climate risk, and our capabilities.
Learn how J.P. Morgan creates customized plans to help clients implement a liability driven investment (LDI) strategy.
The U.S. economy is growing at an above-trend pace, and the rest of the world seems to be finding its footing.
We have now seen actions, rather than just rhetoric, on U.S. China trade in a broad sense. While it will take markets some time to fully and appropriately price in the impact, it was encouraging to see markets not react too poorly to the first round of ta
Understand how participants view features such as re-enrollment and target date funds to gain perspective on their potential.
With the U.S dollar having strengthened 6.6% in the last six months, investors are beginning to question whether the dollar has fundamentally changed direction after declining in 2017.
Our view over the past few quarters has been that EURUSD should be rangebound, as the cyclical outperformance of the US economy is offset by the eurozone's relatively better balance of payments position.
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Tour to Trakai
We offer you a tour of Trakai. Which is famous for 5 lakes in the center of a huge national park. It was a capital of Lithuania before Vilnius and the residence of Grand Dukes of Lithuania. In the 14th century, the insular castle was built to repel the attacks of the crusades. It was ruined during one of the wars and was reconstructed to host a museum of Lithuanian history.
Trakai has more water than land and it is a beautiful nature spot where one can enjoy the 5 major lakes and a great number of smaller ones. One can take a break and rent a boat or yacht to enjoy the lakes and views of the castle and the Palace.
Karaite museum represents the story of this small ethnic group, brought from Crimea 600 years ago. Visit unique Karaite cemetery with Hebrew inscription on the headstones.
Tour to Kernave
Will drive to Kernave – the first capital of pagan Lithuania. This is little town is about forty kilometers from Trakai and Vilnius. It has five mounds, located near each other, in a beautiful nature spot – the valley of the river Neris. We have picked this location to add to your tour because of its archaeological importance and beauty of the area. By the way, it is one of four UNESCO acknowledged sites in Lithuania.
We will leave our coach and will walk through a small pedestrian ally to the big gothic church. Next to the church, one cannot miss the stone statue of Moses with ten commandments. Finally, we will enter the mound's park. It is not a very big open space, but it has a unique atmosphere. You will easily imagine, how did local tribes protected themselves on the peaks of these mounds, and at the same time succeeded to be close to the river waters.
After a visit, we will drive you back to Vilnius.


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Free Energy Perturbation (FEP): Another technique in the drug discovery toolbox
Introduction When I first started using CHARMM over 20 years ago as a PhD student, I regularly came across references ...
Concluding this series of blogs, Dr Martin Slater, Director of Consulting services at Cresset, talks about what makes a great consulting project.
So far in this blog I've talked a lot about project based work that Cresset has undertaken for clients. This gives our customers access to our expertise without the cost and risk of hiring an in-house computational chemistry team.
In general Cresset does not benefit from downstream royalties on projects, although we have carried out some more collaborative drug discovery programs, particularly with charity and academic partners, in which we have retained some IP rights. In the majority of cases though we offer a very simple fee-for-service model in answering very specific questions and addressing key issues in the discovery and early development phases of a new drug.
In response to customer feedback, Cresset consultants have developed a very flexible model of working that we call 'CompChem on demand'. Clients buy the number of days they need and then call on us to work for them anytime within the next year. We are often called in to help overcome obstacles on particular projects, and we've found that this model often leads to longer term collaborations.
Of course, different clients prefer different consulting models and we try to be as flexible as we can. As such, we even rent out our software on a per project basis. The scientists get access to state of the art software tools, but only pay for what they use. This model is particularly popular with contract research organizations since it makes it easy to bill clients for product usage.
In other words, you can hire the software for your chemists to use, you can hire our consultants on a daily basis, you can hire us on a project basis, or you can enter an ongoing collaboration with us. In a separate blog post we've described just such a collaboration between Cresset, Isogenica and Biolauncher.
Computational chemistry consulting is seeing significant growth. The drivers behind this trend are the wish to outsource in-house computational chemistry to get maximum value for money, and the increasing recognition of the scientific value of computational chemistry expertise for discovery research. In the end though, it's the results that count. Cresset's consulting team has demonstrated the value of outsourcing by delivering valuable results for many clients, proven in terms of patented scientific discoveries that have led to solid business returns.
If you would like more information about doing business and science with Cresset consultants, please contact us.
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Infrastructure maintenance encompasses the full range of day to day preventative maintenance and safety related activities necessary to meet the objective of safe and efficient movement of traffic. Safety related activities include such things as snow clearing, sanding and salting, grading of loose surfaces, debris and litter removal, regulatory and advisory signage maintenance, traffic signal maintenance, line painting, vegetation control, guardrail maintenance, etc. Preventative maintenance involves those activities necessary to protect and prolong the life and the public's investment in the County infrastructure, which has a current value in excess of $400 million. Preventative maintenance activities include such things as surface patching and repair, crack filling and sealing, structure cleaning and repair, sewer and drainage system maintenance and a host of other related activities which are essential, if the benefits from the public investment is to be maximized.
The activities of the Operations Division are overseen by the Manager of Operations, Mr. Richard Bolduc, A.Sc.T., who is based in Pembroke at the County Administration Building. Under his control are the four patrol facilities located in Pembroke, Cobden, Renfrew and Palmer Rapids. Satellite facilities are also in place at Calabogie and winter rental locations throughout the County. The staff deployed in these locations include a Patrol Supervisor plus a number of equipment operators necessary to fulfill the responsibilities of their assigned areas. Total full time complement in the Patrols numbers 28. The complement is supplemented by contract employees to meet seasonal workload demands. Each patrol facility consists of one garage, material storage buildings and small equipment storage buildings.
Also under the control of the Manager of Operations is responsibility for the County's fleet of vehicles and equipment. The Department has three full time Mechanics to maintain its fleet of vehicles and equipment. Equipment resources of the Department include combination plow sanding units, motor graders, loaders, backhoes, tractors, one gradall and assorted ancillary equipment. The Operations Division also provides the mechanical services for the Emergency Services Department fleet of vehicles.
The Division also operates a sign shop for the production of road side signage used by the County and the local municipalities.
Under the direction of Mr. Bolduc, the Division also manages a Day Labour Construction Program. As summer maintenance requirements tend to be less demanding for equipment and labour resources than the winter maintenance, the Department has found it extremely cost effective and efficient to undertake a sizeable day labour construction program. This permits the Department to rehabilitate the County infrastructure at below contract costs on certain types of projects, thus allowing the Department to maintain a steady level of staffing, and maximize the return on the County's investment in its work force. The Day Labour program is run by the Construction Supervisor, Mr. Daryl Cybulski. Typical projects undertaken by the Department include rural road projects and smaller bridge and culvert rehabilitation and reconstruction projects. More complex road and bridge projects which are beyond the scope of the Department's day labour capabilities are tendered out to the private sector.


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Others != Government
The claim that "others helped you build" and therefore you owe the government something is apparently due to the theory that "others" == the government. I've discussed this before:
Maybe this can be analyzed using Cantorian set theory. According to Cantor, "a set is a Many that can be thought of as a One." The claim that "others" are the same as the government can be considered a claim that the government is the set of others. On the other hand, if each human being is a Proper Class, then the class of others is an Improper Class (as John Conway put it).
Shakespeare's plays are in the public domain but that doesn't mean public funding has anything to do with them. (I've made this point before.)
The theory that "the public" is identical with "the government" might be responsible for the copyright extension nonsense. You can think of copyright as a bargain between authors and the public negotiated by the government. That means copyright extension is a matter of the government giving away the public's rights, which should be a no-no. If the public were identical to the government, then the copyright extension is a matter of the government giving away its own property, which might be okay and should not be second-guessed by the courts.
Applying the above reasoning to corporations will be left as an exercise for the reader.


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CUNY Chancellor James Milliken is leaving the job in June, he said Tuesday.
Milliken's decision to resign from running the nation's largest public urban university system comes eight months after he announced he was diagnosed with throat cancer.
In an exclusive interview with the Daily News, Milliken said his health outlook is good but illness has changed his priorities.
"It has been the opportunity of a lifetime to be associated with CUNY, but the last nine months or so have been challenging," he said.
"I went through treatment for cancer — several months of radiation and chemo — and I have some continuing health issues," Milliken, 60, said.
"My prognosis is very good, but it changes your perspective on things a bit. You think a little differently about how you want to spend your time."
Milliken announced his departure from the City University of New York in a letter delivered to students and staffers on Tuesday afternoon.
He wrote that he decided to reveal his plan to leave now so that CUNY's board of trustees will have time to identify and install a new chancellor before the next academic year begins in August.
Milliken said the CUNY board would begin a search for his replacement in January.
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Known to friends and family as J.B., Milliken became chancellor in 2014 after serving as president of the University of Nebraska for a decade.
Milliken holds a law degree from New York University, and earlier in his career, he practiced law on Wall St.
He lives in a CUNY residence with his wife on the Upper East Side and has three children, ages 24, 22 and 19. The younger two are still in college.
Milliken said his next move might include teaching at CUNY, where he is a member of the faculty at the School of Law.
"He has been a true advocate and we deeply appreciate everything he has done for our university system," Thompson said. "We wish him good health and continued success in his next endeavor."


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Introduction 1. Energy Intelligence: Saudi Arabia proposes an agreement to balance the oil market
3 12 2015
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Dubai / Singapore December 3 December (Reuters) - Bulletin Energy Intelligence that Saudi Arabia will propose an agreement aims to achieve a balance in the oil market and includes a demand that Iran and Iraq, members of the OPEC reduction of production growth also includes the participation of non-members of the Organization countries such as Russia.
The bulletin said Saudi Arabia will call for reducing the production of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) by one million barrels per day next year, but that is conditional on the commitment of the other Member States of the Organization and from outside producers such as Russia, Mexico, Oman, Kazakhstan concerted effort.
With regard to members of the OPEC countries it proposed agreement involves the Kingdom of Iraq proves that oil production at the current level of around four million barrels a day and engage Iran - which expects to lift Western sanctions imposed on them early in 2016 - in those efforts.
Analysts say it would be difficult to obtain Alaguetrah consent of all parties concerned as opinions vary about the producers who have production should be cut or capped.
Oil prices rose slightly, but traders are still cautious.
Said Rick Spooner, senior analyst at CMC Markets in Sydney. "The market would like to hear the views of other parties and to check on the possibility of achieving it. It does not lie only in the other producers approve the agreement, but in their commitment to it."
"The fact that Saudi Arabia is made of the proposal gives it greater importance."
Futures rose for ore from near their lowest levels in 2015 and Brent crude was 60 cents by 0538 GMT to $ 43.09 a barrel, while US crude rose 49 cents to $ 40.43.
Bulletin quoted a senior OPEC delegate as saying that he will not be implementing the agreement - if approved - by OPEC ministers meeting on the fourth of December Dessember or directly after the end of the meeting, but may be implemented in 2016.
But with that agreement it would be the first sign that Saudi Arabia - which so far resisted intervention in the market - is ready to reach a compromise after falling crude prices to less than half its level since June 2014 to up to less than $ 45 a barrel, with production rising around the scientist.
And resisted by Saudi Arabia and other allies in the Middle East - have large financial reserves and at a lower cost to extract the oil - calls for OPEC cut production to support prices as called for members of the organization has financial problems, such as Venezuela and Iran to cut production by major producers to support the market other countries.
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