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Toro 42" TimeCutter® SS4225 (CARB) (74706)
42" TimeCutter® SS4225 (CARB) (74706)
Featuring Smart Speed® Control System
This Toro TimeCutter SS4225 zero turn riding mower is powered by a 18 hp Kawasaki V-Twin 603cc engine (CARB compliant). It features a 42", 4" deep, high capacity, 13 gauge steel mowing deck with convenient washout port and 3 gallon gas tank.
- 18 hp Kawasaki V-Twin 603cc engine (CARB compliant)
- 42 in (107 cm) Mowing Deck is perfect for mowing in tight areas with many trees and landscaping
- Smart Speed® Control System has three ground speed ranges (Trim, Tow, and Mow) giving you greater control of speed and maneuverability for cutting grass and pulling attachments
- 3-Year Limited Warranty - No Hour Limitations
- Improved Cutting Quality: Redesigned deck and cutting system for the ultimate quality of cut in diverse conditions. Spreads grass up to 80% farther* for a better quality cut at a faster speed.*Results may vary based on grass conditions.
- Easy Switch To Mulching: Switch from side-discharge to mulching in minutes. The redesigned cutting deck and Recycler mulch kit make mowing in diverse conditions easier and faster.
- Better Productivity: The new bagging attachment has 29% better bag fill*, which means less stops to empty the bags.*Bag fill based on weight measured during a comparison test. Actual results likely to vary with conditions.
- Heavy Duty 10 Gauge Unibody Steel Frame: The lower the gauge, the thicker the metal. That is why we use heavy duty 10 gauge steel. The unibody steel frame provides the optimal balance in rigidity and flexibility for quick, highly maneuverable mowing conditions.
- Smart Speed® Control - Trim, Tow, Mow: Toro's Smart Speed® control system lets you choose from three ground speed ranges for optimal performance. Use low TRIM range to trim closer for maximum time savings, choose medium TOW range for towing attachments, or select high MOW range to mow large open areas and finish quickly.
- 3-Gallon (11.4 Liter) Fuel Capacity: All TimeCutter riding mowers feature a large 3-gallon (11.4 Liter) fuel tank for more mowing with fewer fill-ups. Knowing when to fill up is simple thanks to the translucent tank, which also helps to prevent overfilling.
- Save on Average 45% of your MowingTime: The Toro TimeCutter cuts your mowing time almost in half*, which means less work for you and your mower. You'll not only have more time to enjoy, you'll extend the working life of your mower. *Time savings by yard size are from 2008 - 2012 survey results for Toro residential zero-turn mowers, as reported by owners.
- Automatic Parking Brake: Automatically engaged when the control arms are moved outward. Simplifies operation by eliminating a separate parking brake.
- Hitch Kit Standard: Hitch kit comes standard on all TimeCutter models. It's easy to increase the versatility of your zero turn mower by attaching a dump cart, de-thatcher, fertilizer spreader or other Brinly-Hardy attachments. (Attachments sold separately.)
- Heavy Duty Rear Engine Guard: This heavy duty steel guard protects the engine from branches and debris as you nimbly maneuver around your lawn.
- Dual Hydrostatic Drive System: Independent hydrostatic drive systems provide responsive maneuverability and zero turning capabilities. These independent drives are anchored to Toro's unibody frame and reinforced with a cross member for lasting durability and performance.
- Washout Ports: Deck washout ports (1 on the 32" (81 cm) and 42" (106.7 cm) decks, 2 on the 50" (127 cm) decks) create a pressure washer under your deck providing quick cleaning, maintaining optimum airflow for optimum cutting performance. 50" (127 cm) deck is pictured.
- 3-Year Limited Warranty - No Hour Limitations: Product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for three years without an hour limitation. See owner's manual for complete warranty details.
- Non-Slip, Easy-to-Clean Floor Pan: The pierced floor pan is perfect for homeowners who like their mower to look as nice as their lawn. Simply hose down the floor pan after each use and keep your TimeCutter looking as good as new. The non-slip pierced extrusions also provide an additional measure of safety.
- Engine: 18 hp Kawasaki V-Twin 603cc engine (CARB compliant)
- Fuel Capacity: 3 gal / 11.4 L
- Cutting Width: 42" / 107 cm - 13 ga. 2 blades
- Blade Tip Speed: 17,810 ft/min
- Cup Holder: Standard
- Engine Displacement: 603cc
- Ground Speed: Mow(F/R) 11.3 km/h / 4.8 km/h, Tow(F/R) 8.8 km/h / 3.8 km/h, Trim (F/R) 6.4 km/h / 2.7 km/h
- Height: 37.3" / 94.7 cm
- Height of Cut: 1.5" - 4.5" (3.8 - 11.4 cm)
- Hour Meter: Optional
- Length: 71.8" / 182.4 cm
- Seat: 15" (38 cm) Standard
- Steering Controls: Dual Wrap Around Levers
- Tires: 11" x 4" (25.4 cm x 10.2 cm) Front, 18" x 7.5" (45.7 cm x 19.1 cm) Rear
- Tool Box: Standard
- Transmission: Dual Hydrostatic HG-ZT2100
- Washout Port: Standard
- Warranty: 3-Year Unlimited Hours
- Width: 45.3" / 115 cm Deflector Up - 53.8" / 137 cm Deflector Down - Storage Dimensions (W x L x H) 45.3" x 71.8" x 37.3" (115 cm x 182 cm x 95 cm)
- Brinly-Hardy Attachments: Standard hitch pulls a variety of premium Brinly-Hardy attachments, such as a cart, lawn sweeper, dethatcher, aerator and sprayer. See your local Toro dealer for details.
- Brinly-Hardy Direct Mount Attachments: Mount these premium Brinly-Hardy spreader and sprayer attachments directly to your TimeCutter for easy use. See your local Toro dealer for details. (Mount Kit part #131-3966 required.)
- Deck Lift Pedal: Allows you to lift the mowing deck when changing the height of cut position and easily raise the mowing deck while mowing to avoid scalping.
- Anti-Vibration Floor Mat: This rubber floor mat is a great addition to your TimeCutter mower. Reduces vibration and dampens deck noise during mowing.
- Hourmeter: Keep your mower in peak condition with an hourmeter for determining when to service.
- Sunshade: Keep cool and dry while you mow. The Toro sunshade increases operator comfort by shielding you from the elements. (Model Number - 79011)
NOTES:*The gross or net horsepower ratings of these engines were laboratory rated at 3600 rpm by the engine manufacturer in accordance with SAE J1940. As configured to meet safety, emission and operating requirements, the actual engine horspower on these mowers may be significantly lower.
- Engine Manufacturer
- Kawasaki®
- Horse Power
- 18 hp
- Engine Type
- V-Twin (CARB compliant)
- Displacement
- 603cc
- Transmission
- Dual Hydrostatic HG-ZT2100
- Wheel Size
- Front: 11 in. x 4 in. (25.4 cm x 10.2 cm); Rear: 18 in. x 7.5 in. (45.7 cm x 19.1 cm)
- Fuel Capacity
- 3 gal. (11.4 L)
- Deck Size
- 42 in. (107 cm)


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Brian Stogner, a 30-year city worker losing his job because of budget cuts, blasted officials during Tuesday's city council meeting, protesting his own layoff and the city's handling of all its employees over the past two years.
"Morale is the lowest I've seen in 30 years," said Stogner, a city firefighter whose last day on the job is today.
A bloc of Lancaster County Council members representing the county's central districts voted Monday night to oust outspoken District 7 Indian Land planning commissioner Jerry Holt by preventing his appointment to a third term.
The move was the second attempt to eject Holt from the commission. It came just two weeks after the same council members blocked the appointment of Waylon Wilson, another outspoken Indian Land nominee to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Lancaster City Council will closely scrutinize employee overtime in the upcoming year after one of its members questioned the matter at length last Tuesday night.
Following the scheduled public hearing on the city's $33.9 million proposed 2017-18 budget, councilwoman Hazel Taylor made a motion to delete $15,000 in overtime expense from the Support Services Division.
Van Wyck residents will go to the polls Aug. 15 to decide if their community will incorporate, a defensive move against being gobbled up by the proposed Indian Land municipality.
News of the special election date came Friday, nearly a year and a half after Van Wyck began its effort in an attempt to preserve its rural way of life. The community has about 2,500 residents.
The Heath Springs Town Council this week unanimously gave final approval to a $344,414 budget for fiscal 2017-18 – a $16,700 decrease from the current budget.
Town Administrator Tony Starnes said the budget dropped because the town will not renew its contract with the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office to station an officer in Heath Springs during certain hours. The contract was going to rise from $23,000 per year to $38,500. It expires June 30.
An analysis of Lancaster County voting in Tuesday's congressional election shows that the most rural precincts and the fast-growing Panhandle went strongly for Republican Ralph Norman, and the greater Lancaster area swung hard for Democrat Archie Parnell.
Norman won the day overall in the county – 55 percent to 44 percent – helped by the expected huge turnout in Sun City Carolina Lakes, which had more than twice as much voter turnout as the whole county, at 41 percent.
Ralph Norman is going to Congress, but his margin of victory in Tuesday's special election was unexpectedly narrow.
Norman, a Republican and Rock Hill real estate developer, topped Democratic candidate Archie Parnell by just a 3-point margin. Norman tallied 44,889 votes to Parnell's 42,035.
Norman takes the 5th District seat vacated when Mick Mulvaney became White House budget director. Mulvaney beat his Democratic opponent by 20 points last November.
KERSHAW – For the first time ever, the budget for the town of Kershaw will top $4 million next fiscal year.
The current budget, which runs through June 30, is $3.9 million.
As unanimously passed by town council Wednesday night, the 2017-18 budget raises the property tax millage rate to 82 mills from 77 mills in the current budget.
Lancaster City Council passed first reading of its $33.9 million fiscal 2017-18 budget Tuesday.
The vote was 6-0, with council member Tamara Green Garris absent due to an out-of-state family commitment.
As written, the proposed budget raises the property tax millage rate to 178.5 from 176.4 in the current budget. The millage increase means an $8.40 property tax increase on a home in the city valued at $100,000 and assessed at 4 percent.
Voters in the 5th Congressional District can cast absentee votes now or wait until the special election Tuesday, June 20, to replace Indian Land's Mick Mulvaney in the U.S. House.
Mulvaney's seat became open when President Donald Trump appointed him director of his Office of Budget and Management.
The candidates on the special election ballot will be:
◆ Libertarian Victor Kocher
◆ David Kulma with the Green Party
◆ Republican Ralph Norman
◆ Democrat Archie Parnell
◆ Josh Thornton with the American Party
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Staff Spotlight – Jen McGregor
July 21st, 2009
by Danielle Simpson, Public Affairs Intern
It's a lively, loud world where the Group Sales & Program Registration folks sit. That's where you'll find Jennifer McGregor, Group Sales manager, in the office opposite the coat racks and the streams of school children coming and going on tours.
Many a GTA student has been to the Gallery with school. But how many of us, as adults, have visited in a group? It's a popular and economical way to visit these days. Jennifer and her team of six people arrange visits from groups of all kinds, such as book clubs, churches, craft circles, retirement homes and once, a trout fishing club.
Corporate group tours are becoming increasing popular, especially with law firms and University Hospital Network groups. The number of conference companion tours, which are specially arranged tours for convention attendees, is also growing. There were few, if any, formally arranged group tours before the transformation. Since January 2009, 315 groups of adults have visited.
"People are always amazed at what we can offer them," says Jennifer. "For example, we have seven specially designed group tours and these can be further customized. We also have special menus, meals at FRANK or wine and cheese offerings. "
Jennifer began as the AGO's Group Sales manager in January 2008 and in addition to managing group sales, she oversees the Program Registration department. Educational programming at the AGO is vast: from lectures to studio classes to summer camps to customized tours.
Jennifer's team is certainly customer oriented; I saw proof as I waited to interview Jennifer. A mother was on the phone trying to find summer camp spaces in the same session for siblings. The team pulled together to help by sharing information about a computer glitch and camp spaces that had just become available but were not on the system yet.
Jennifer is no stranger to groups, tours or travel. She grew up in the tourism industry, working for her father's tour companies and guiding tours at the young age of 15. Later she stepped off the tour bus and into the Peace Bridge Duty Free shop where she oversaw marketing efforts. After that she sold Niagara Falls – as a travel destination – to the world.
"Galleries are a great choice for tours. You don't have to be art-oriented to enjoy it. There is always something to intrigue people; if it's not the art, then it will be the gift shop, every time. The way art is interpreted here is perfect every visitor."
The art doesn't have to stop when the tour ends. Group sales also coordinate art-making workshops. One corporate group liked the art they made so much that it now hangs in their office's reception foyer.
To download the Tour Groups Program Brochure please visit www.ago.net/groups.


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Pets by Family Flying Owls Great Horned Owl
Great Horned Owl
Binds when used
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Binds when used
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
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Alliance (night elf)
Air (flies alongside flying mount)
Flutters about.
Vocalizations (on-click)
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Great Horned Owl
Item Level 30
Binds when used
Use: Right Click to summon and dismiss your owl.
Sell Price: 12 50
Shylenai can be found near the main gate to Darnassus. This pet is only sold to alliance characters. Horde characters may purchase this pet through a neutral auction house and on occasion through their own auction house.
The Great Horned Owl is a trainable pet in Mists of Pandaria. However, only Night Elves are offered this option from Battle Pet Trainers. Once learned, all characters will have access to this pet.
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WASHINGTON, March 19 (UPI) -- The U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday unanimously made it harder for a plaintiff to remove a case from a federal court to a more favorable state court.
"The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005, CAFA, gives federal district courts original jurisdiction over class actions in which, among other things, the matter in controversy exceeds $5 million in sum or value," the court said. CAFA also "provides that to determine whether a matter exceeds that amount the 'claims of the individual' class members must be aggregated,'" or added up.
In April 2011, Greg Knowles brought suit in an Arkansas state court against the Standard Fire Insurance Co., claiming the company had failed to include a general contractor's fee in homeowner's loss payments.
He sought a class action that included hundreds or thousands of Arkansas policyholders.
Knowles stipulated, or agreed, the loss would be less than $5 million in damages -- below the CAFA threshold. The company removed the case to federal court, but a U.S. judge sent it back to state court and an appeals court refused to review.
The Supreme Court reversed. The unanimous opinion written by Justice Stephen Breyer said the stipulation "does not speak for those Knowles purports to represent" in the class action.


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OTTAWA - The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives is predicting a "do-nothing" federal budget next week that the left-wing think-tank says could actually worsen the country's struggling economy.
In its annual alternative spending plan to be released Wednesday, the group is urging the government to abandon austerity measures, raise taxes and delay their deficit-killing deadline by a year in order to revive Canada's sluggish economy, lower unemployment and reduce poverty.
In the report, the centre says neither the economy nor the labour market are in as good health as the Tories have advertised, and Canadian corporations aren't investing enough to get things going.
It says harsh austerity measures that followed the stimulus spending during the recession have actually led to a much weaker and more prolonged economic recovery.
Growth in household spending — leading to an "alarming" rise in household debt — has pushed things along, while governments and business firms have contributed almost nothing to economic growth since the fall of 2012.
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There's "absolutely no need" to balance the federal books, the group says. The government has a more pressing responsibility to address problems in other sectors of the economy, rather than maintaining a "narrow-minded focus" on its own stable finances.
And with interest rates so low, it's a good time to keep borrowing, says David Macdonald, the centre's chief economist.
"The federal government is well-placed, it's in good fiscal position in contrast to the provinces and in contrast to households to make a substantial dent into higher unemployment and growing inequality," Macdonald said.
"But this upcoming budget ... it will likely be very focused on their own internal issues as opposed to a larger management of the Canadian economy."
On the other hand, the cost of borrowing won't be inexpensive forever, said Alexandre Laurin, one of the co-authors of the alternative budget produced by the C.D. Howe Institute.
"Yes, it's cheap now, but there's no guarantee it's going to be cheap five years from now and we're already into debt," said Laurin, the institute's associate director of research.
"If we borrow now we're going to have to pay it back in the future, no matter what, so that means more taxes to be paid in the future."
Both institutions agree, however, that the labour market is actually much weaker that the government lets on.
The Tories often say Canada has the largest employment growth in the G7 countries, but unemployment rates don't always come down because people have found jobs, Macdonald said.
Once people abandon their search, they don't count as "unemployed" for statistical purposes, he said. So the unemployment rate can decline because people are just giving up, rather than finding work.
"Of the entire decline in the unemployment rate since it's worst point in 2009, 20 per cent of that decline was due to people getting jobs, 80 per cent of that decline was due to people giving up work," Macdonald said.
"So this is the long-term trend. We're seeing clear stagnation in the labour market."
The centre proposes a number of ways the government can help drive the economic recovery, such as restoring the corporate tax rate to 22 per cent and the small business rate to 15 per cent, spending the extra revenue on infrastructure and improved public services, which it says generates far more jobs and economic activity dollar-for-dollar than corporate tax cuts.
The Tories should also hike taxes for wealthy Canadians and close loopholes, while increasing funding for public programs like public transit, post-secondary education and child care, it said.
For example, Ottawa could introduce a new top income federal tax bracket of 35 per cent on incomes over $250,000 to generate about $2.5 billion in 2015. The current top rate is 29 per cent for taxable income over $136,270, which is below high income rates in the United States, the study said.
It should also re-think some of its long-promised election goodies, such as income-splitting and increasing the room in tax-free savings accounts, which will not only cost the treasury billions of dollars a year, but "overwhelmingly" favour the wealthy, the report said.
Laurin, however, said the federal government should remain focused on eliminating the deficit.
"We see that as a favourable thing to do, something that would be beneficial to the economy," he said.
But the C.D. Howe Institute isn't calling for drastic cuts in transfer payments, he added. Rather, it wants the government to focus on reining in the cost of public-sector employees, saying it could save $5.2 billion over two years by capping contributions to pensions, ending the banking of unused sick days and splitting the cost of post-retirement health benefits.
It doesn't have to have a negative impact on the economy, Laurin said. In fact, controlling compensation costs has the least impact on growth.
Canada's labour market still hasn't caught up to where it was before the recession, he said. So in addition to cutting compensation costs, the government should also try to promote growth, such as getting rid of regional entrance requirements and benefit periods for employment insurance, which it argues provides incentives for people to stay in places where job prospects are poor.
The federal government reacted by saying it intends to stay its fiscal course.
A spokesman for Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said the government is focused on "a fiscally responsible plan and getting to balance in 2015."
Chisolm Pothier added in an email that the government won't listen to calls for "new job-killing taxes on businesses."


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Low Elo Podcast EP. 47 - 10 Things I Hate About Queue
We love Riot. That doesn't mean we can't disagree with them. In this episode of Low Elo we do exactly that as we examine the trend of champions in 2012, answer some questions about the pre-season and hand out some advice to those of you hell bent on playing in solo queue.
This week's queue tip is for Nidalee.
Send us your submission for Queue Tips and other email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A woman always wants to be irresistible and attractive. I want to constantly change my image, pleasing myself and others. Changing cute simple hairstyles is a great way to stand out from everyone. Hairstyles are as festive, which can be done only in the salon, and everyday.
How to choose a cute simple hairstyles?
Every day, going to work or school, you somehow make yourself some kind of cute simple hairstyles. Someone walks with her hair loose, someone collects them in the tail. Here you can experiment based on what you do. So for office work beautifully laid loose hair will do. You can either straighten or twist them. More formal you will look if you collect hair in a bun. If loose hair will disturb you, then there are many ways to collect them in a beautiful tail. Also do not forget about the braids. Now there are so many ways to make a spit luxurious. And for this it is not necessary to visit salons.
What cute simple hairstyles are suitable for special occasions?
Most often, gathering for one or another event girls devote a large amount of time to their image. When choosing a cute simple hairstyles you should rely on the length of your hair. If you have very short hair, it will be enough to straighten them and beautifully lay. If the hair is long, you can experiment with high tails, hairpins, voluminous curls. Sometimes masters can use false hair to increase volume. Remember that your cute simple hairstyles should be in harmony with your outfit.
How can I make a beautiful cute simple hairstyles?
Now there are many beauty salons, where you will make a cute simple hairstyles any complexity. Find a salon will not make you work, because there are a lot of them in any city. You can visit several of them to decide which master and in which of the salons most of all met your expectations. There are also masters who go home. If you want to learn how to make your own cute simple hairstyles, you can look for lessons on the Internet and in 5 minutes you can easily make your own simple cute simple hairstyles. You should not start with something difficult and watch the video, which you give lessons from professionals with experience. It is unlikely that the first time you get something similar. It should start with the simplest and then every day you can look different.


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Equipment and skill are both secondary when it comes to photography. The key point of your wedding, as far as I am concerned, will be to make spontaneous and out-of-the-ordinary creative shots that will mark the occasion. A photo-reportage is always based on unexpected events and situations. Every wedding day is different and this is why my pictures have to be unique. It is always a great delight to discover new faces and new spots. I will gladly discover all the wonderful places around Mumbai with you.
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Communities and lawmakers across the nation have been fighting back against the UN's so-called "sustainable development" schemes for years. But the trend is accelerating as more and more cities and towns cancel their memberships in "ICLEI — Local Governments for Sustainability," formerly known as the "International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives."
The UN-linked non-profit is essentially a global advocacy group seeking to implement a broad range of policies at every level of government — especially the plans laid out in Agenda 21, a UN scheme to radically alter the world under the guise of environmentalism. But ICLEI and the agenda it represents have come under increasing scrutiny recently as awareness grows and activists mobilize.
While "sustainability" may sound nice at first, critics of the plans note that advocates of "sustainable development" have much broader goals in mind. "Current lifestyles and consumption patterns of the affluent middle class — involving high meat intake, the use of fossil fuels, electrical appliances, home and work-place air-conditioning and suburban housing — are not sustainable," noted Earth Summit Secretary-General Maurice Strong as he ushered in Agenda 21 two decades ago.
Dozens of local governments and counties have already expelled ICLEI in recent years. In fact, membership in the international organization has declined from over 600 local governments in America in 2009 to around 550 today.
A new wave of withdrawals is expected in 2012 as public outrage over the schemes and the dangers they represent to freedom continues to build. The city of College Station and its almost 100,000 residents just became the most recent example of a community taking action to protect the rights of citizens.
According to Jason Stuebe, the assistant to the College Station city manager, local officials decided over a month ago that leaving ICLEI was in the best interests of the community. And so, in late February, the city sent ICLEI a letter stating that College Station would not be renewing its membership or participating in any of the organization's programs going forward.
"Furthermore, I asked that ICLEI immediately cancel our membership (if it is even still active), and remove the City of College Station and its officers from any and all ICLEI rosters, publications, and websites," Stuebe said. Other local governments found that, even after withdrawing, ICLEI often failed to promptly remove them from membership lists.
Since 2009, College Station taxpayers — including many students at Texas A&M University, which is based there — have been paying upwards of $1,000 per year for ICLEI membership. But while the fee may seem relatively small, local officials are glad to be rid of the organization and what it represents.
"I am truly excited to announce that the proposed 2013 College Station budget will not include funding for this organization," wrote College Station City Councilman Jess Fields. "It is an insidious, extreme institution that does not represent our citizens, and for our taxpayers to continue to fund it would be ridiculous."
Fields said that because ICLEI is an international organization seeking to impose its policies at all levels of government — and many local governments have already adopted at least parts of its agenda — College Station will have to be on guard in the future to avoid becoming entangled in its initiatives. "[T]his organization is a threat to our individual rights and our local government's sovereignty in decision-making," he wrote.
In the devastating critique of ICLEI compiled using the organization's own documents, Fields revealed that the goals go far beyond simply protecting the environment. Noting that the word "radical" appears regularly throughout ICLEI material, the city councilman cited several documents to expose the true nature of its agenda.
The group's "Governing Charter," for example, states that member governments should "affirm gender equality," ensure "universal access" to health care, integrate the "values" needed for a "sustainable way of life" into education, and much more. Also troubling to critics: ICLEI seeks to prod local officials to "adopt patterns of production, consumption, and reproduction that safeguard Earth's regenerative capacities," according to the charter.
"ICLEI's Charter and its Strategic Plan both reinforce what could already be surmised by examining its founding and history," Fields noted. "This is an international organization with an extreme environmentalist bent, which desires to impose its vision of 'sustainability' on the citizens of member cities and connect to the United Nations in a way that furthers that goal."
According to Fields, imposing the policies needed to achieve ICLEI's vision of a "sustainable future" would require a significant reduction in individual rights — after all, governments' only tool is to "coerce people with force," he noted. Plus, Fields explained in the piece, the impacts of those policies are "dangerous" to the free-market economy and to taxpayers. Countless critics of Agenda 21 and ICLEI agree.
"Ultimately, ICLEI is clearly not an organization that represents the interests of our citizens in College Station," he wrote. "We do not need international organizations leading the way for us in how we develop our planning and development tools and regulations. It is better for policies to reflect the actual needs of our community than some amorphous concept of greenness or sustainability, promoted by an overarching international body."
College Station, of course, is hardly alone. The New American has reported on numerous other local governments extricating themselves from ICLEI and Agenda 21 in recent years. Officials across Texas have become increasingly vocal, too. And the whole agenda has now become an important campaign issue in the state.
"Under the guise of world sustainability the plan establishes a regime of rules that attempt to bypass Congress and the American people, handing over power over vast areas of the US economy to unelected UN bureaucrats," noted Ted Cruz, one of the frontrunners in the GOP primary for a U.S. Senate seat representing Texas. "Agenda 21 is wrong, and it must be stopped."
Cruz, the former Solicitor General of Texas, promised that if elected, he would take the fight against the UN's scheming directly to Washington. "In the U.S. Senate, I intend to continue leading the fight to stop Agenda 21 and any other globalist plan that tries to subvert the U.S. Constitution and the liberties we all cherish as Americans," he wrote recently on his campaign website. "We need fighters in the Senate, who will stand and defend We the People."
Even the Republican National Committee recently joined the fight against Agenda 21. "The United Nations Agenda 21 plan of radical so-called 'sustainable development' views the American way of life of private property ownership, single family homes, private car ownership and individual travel choices, and privately owned farms; all as destructive to the environment," states the official RNC resolution approved in January.
But as the backlash against ICLEI, the UN, Agenda 21, and all of its related organizations and schemes continues to grow, ICLEI officials are hitting back. "Across the country, we've witnessed a small but vehement group of activists who often resort to intimidation tactics to disrupt local planning meetings and halt healthy dialogue at a time when it is needed more than ever," alleged ICLEI USA Executive Director Michael Schmitz last month in a press release.
Schmitz claimed the trend toward citizens taking action to stop ICLEI was "unsettling," even preposterously accusing opponents of his outfit of trying to stop efforts to make communities more prosperous. "As our nation attempts to recover from the economic crisis and a record-breaking year of extreme weather that cost us tens of billions of dollars, we must not allow common-sense community planning efforts to be derailed," he said in the statement.
Even as Agenda 21 comes under increasing pressure in the United States, however, world leaders are preparing to assemble in Rio de Janeiro in June on the 20th anniversary of the Earth Summit. The plan is to once again plot the "sustainable" future of humanity while building the foundation of a global "green economy" based on UN principles.
While dubious theories on "climate change" are reportedly off the agenda to avoid controversy, UN leaders have a grandiose vision of what they hope to accomplish at the summit. And the UN apparatus has already started a half-baked campaign to fight back against opponents, even dispatching tax-funded propagandists to demonize criticism of Agenda 21. But it does not appear to be working.
Of course, leaving ICLEI is only a first step in a community's battle against Agenda 21, experts noted. Policies, boards, decisions, and other measures implemented at the behest of the international organization must also be undone. Citizens, of course, must remain vigilant, too. But according to opponents of the UN-led schemes, College Station is now on the right track.
Related articles:
What are the UN's Agenda 21 and ICLEI?
Your Hometown & the United Nations' Agenda 21
Agenda 21 and the Movement Toward a One-World Govt
New Strategies in the Fight to Stop Agenda 21
2011 Was an Incredible Year as Agenda 21 Becomes a Major Issue
UN Demands $76 Trillion for "Green Technology"
Obama Signs Agenda 21-Related Executive Order
UN Bosses Secretly Plot Global Govt Through "Green Economy" for Rio+20
Oklahoma City Leaves ICLEI but Not Agenda 21
County in Washington Ditches Sustainable Development
Pennsylvania County Rejects Agenda 21
Edmond Oklahoma Dumps Agenda 21
Maryland County Cancels Agenda 21 Participation
UN's Green Economy May Cost $2.5 Trillion a Year
Ambitious UN Sustainability Conference in Rio to Avoid Climate Talk


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Accenture examines how Singapore's manufacturing workforce must evolve to unleash its true potential, enrich its experience and pave the way for a sustainable digital transformation.
This report is supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), Singapore's lead government agency for planning and executing strategies to enhance the nation's position as a global business centre.
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The industry should collaborate closely with government agencies to comprehensively map out the technical skills and corresponding knowledge required across job roles to facilitate Industry 4.0 adoption.
Educational institutions and training providers to develop additional programmes and initiatives to nurture cross-trained industrial engineers and technicians with digital skills.
As the need for cross-trained engineers with digital skills grows, government agencies, Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs), Research Institutions (RIs), and solution providers must collaborate and find new ways to deliver cross-functional learning. Examples include assigning research projects with cross-disciplinary requirements, and setting up learning factories outfitted with fully-integrated Industry 4.0-enabled systems.
Inclusive planning and clear communication by unions and trade associations and chambers (TACs) to prepare the workforce for digital transition.
Unions and TACs must leverage common platforms for collaboration to understand digital developments and support the continued employability of the workforce.
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At the organisational level, the development of a 'digital DNA' conducive to Industry 4.0 adoption depends on initiatives at the leadership, ecosystem, and individual levels. A digital capability development programme by Accenture – 4.0 Applied Now – addresses these perspectives holistically in an applied learning environment.
A total of 29 key industry stakeholders were interviewed during the research process. On the demand side, C-suite leadership, plant and human resources managers from 20 manufacturing companies were interviewed. These companies represent 64 percent of Singapore's manufacturing output in the energy, chemicals and utilities industries. On the supply side, interviews were conducted with five major solution providers in Singapore.
Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) and government agencies that provide and train talent for the three industries were also consulted. Research by the Committee on the Future Economy (CFE), SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG), and the World Economic Forum (WEF), was leveraged. Finally, a Design Thinking workshop was conducted for the technicians and engineers from the participating organisations to gain an empathetic understanding of motivations, experiences, and needs on the ground.


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Last August, members of InfoComm International's Integrated Building Technologies Task Force attended the National Conference on Building Commissioning in Cincinnati, OH. Their goal: to explain to building facility managers how the AV industry could help them coordinate their low-voltage systems in order to make their buildings operate more efficiently.
The task force, which had recently expanded to include members from the architectural and construction industries, came away from the conference and subsequent task force meetings understanding two things. First, that building managers do, indeed, understand the potential benefits of integrating everything from AV and lighting to HVAC and security in the interest of sustainability and reduced maintenance costs. And second, that they have little idea of where to turn to find the right people for integrating those systems into a smarter overall building.
"There's a remarkable opportunity and we do not see other disciplines in the design and construction industry seizing it," says David Wilts, CTS, LEED-AP BD+C, chair of the task force and an associate principal for Arup Engineering and Consulting. "We see AV integrators, programmers, consultants, and manufacturers moving to fill this void in the design and construction industry."
Why the AV industry and not one of the other building systems trades, such as HVAC or electrical integrators? For one reason, AV professionals are widely recognized as early adopters of new technologies. After all, when clients want the latest and greatest in their boardrooms, lobbies, hospitality suites, and more, it often means an audiovisual experience, and members of the AV industry are called upon to make it work — no questions asked. Plus, in recent years, there has been a considerable emphasis on ease-of-use and ease-of-operation. In response, AV programmers, consultants, and integrators have developed unique skills for creating intuitive, user-friendly tools and control interfaces. What users and building managers often do not see is that behind the scenes, to create those seamless interfaces, AV professionals must often corral complex systems that don't normally communicate with one another — and that's the crux of the challenge when it comes to integrating disparate building systems.
"At the end of the day, no one has stepped up to the plate yet because smart building technology is new to everyone," says Wilts. Other trades may deny the opportunity, claim it to be too expensive, or see it as too difficult to tackle, or simply consider it someone else's job. "But really, it's just change. People didn't think Tyvek was worth it when it came out, but now there's no building built without a vapor barrier," Wilts explains.
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As 2011 wound down, the IBT Task Force presented its findings to the InfoComm Board of Directors. According to the group's report, "The vision of a truly smart building appears to be gaining significant momentum, while the technology and market awareness to truly deliver on the vision have not left the starting blocks."
The board, in turn, green-lighted the next phase of the association's intelligent building initiative, dubbed the Smart Building Imperative (SBI).
Joe Bocchiaro, InfoComm's vice president of Standards and Industry Innovations adds, "The answer is looming in the future, and is so important that the task force sees it as imperative that we take notice now — to get ready for the big changes to come. Specifically, the Smart Grid, the zero-energy consumption initiatives ... and the upcoming International Green Construction Code are powerful drivers that all depend on efficiencies in building technology interconnectivity."
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But because the Smart Building Imperative is much bigger than one industry, it will require other strategic efforts. As currently envisioned, these efforts will fall to five additional working groups, which will fall under the direction of a SBTF. The five other working groups will focus on:
Market Development and Awareness.
Not only will it be important educate InfoComm members on the smart building opportunity, it will be important to constantly reach out to other trades, as well as building owners and operators. This working group will encourage members of the building design and construction team to include AV professionals and it will work to develop standards and best practices.
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The Sustainable Technology Environments Program and STEP Rating System, launched by InfoComm and now run as a standalone foundation in cooperation with other technology associations, offers a logical path for helping building owners implement and measure the benefits of smart building technology. Therefore the SBI will aim to coordinate its efforts with STEP and identify common goals.
Develop SBI With Standards and Trade Organizations.
Clearly, it will be important for the Smart Building Imperative to move ahead in conjunction with other building trades. Therefore another SBI working group will identify and align with the right organizations and standards bodies, such as BICSI, the association for IT systems; ISA, the International Society of Automation; and ASHRAE, the industry society representing HVAC professionals.
STEP and Smart Building Education and Certification.
A core component of the SBI will be multidisciplinary education — the kind of training that would apply to InfoComm members as well as members of other building trades. The goal is to develop such training with relevant input from outside the AV industry so that it is acceptable to the larger design and construction industry. Long-term, a Smart Building Certification, conceived and designed to adhere to ANSI standards, would generate a community of experts who could design, implement, and run smart building systems.
The CSI Division 25 Roadmap.
Today, the Construction Specifications Institute's (CSI) MasterFormat includes a section — Division 25 — dedicated to building automation. Because MasterFormat is commonly used by architects, contractors, and suppliers, Division 25 would appear to be an important entry point for technology professionals when it comes to designing smart buildings. But in a survey sent by the IBT Task Force to commercial architects, only 16 percent said they used Division 25 on their projects. The final SBI working group will develop guidelines for implementing Division 25 specifications and raise awareness of the important new section of the MasterFormat.
In all, the newly christened Smart Building Imperative represents a multiyear commitment by InfoComm to seize the bull by the horns. The question now is, who will cut through the confusion and bring together the entire ecosystem of smart building professionals in a coherent, standardized way? The answer, increasingly, is the InfoComm industry.
This article was originally published on InfoComm International's website at www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/SID-0BB29A3E-AA7E1752/infocomm/hs.xsl/31923.htm.
Brad Grimes is an award-winning writer/editor for InfoComm International.
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Silicon Beach Fest announces the keynote speakers for the event include Mark Suster of GRP Partners and founder of Launchpad accelerator, and Nely Galan of Galan Entertainment, the first Latina president of Telemundo.
Silicon Beach Fest takes place June 19-22, 2013 in Santa Monica. This second annual fest brings together technology leaders, startup CEOs, investors, Hollywood studio executives, entrepreneurs, developers, students and more to celebrate LA's dynamic technology industries with panels, workshops, hackathon, mixers, and a start-up showcase spotlighting 40 local startups.
More than 150 speakers include top executives from local accelerators, venture capitalists, entertainment powerhouses, brands, and emerging and established start-ups. Companies represented include: Disney, Warner Bros., ABC Family, Fox, Universal Music, Google, Facebook, Demand Media, MyLife, Riot Games, DFJ Frontier, Rustic Canyon, GRP Partners, Siemer and Associates, Marketshare, Saatchi Online, OMD, Ignited, Rubicon Project, Smashbox Cosmetics, NFL, UCLA, USC, and dozens of start-ups.
Silicon Beach Fest covers more than 30 topics that uniquely reflect LA's strengths, including: Investors, Entrepreneurship, Entertainment, Games, Social Media, Digital Content, Advertising Technology, Design UX/UI, Fashion, and more. Panel titles include "Meet the Investors," "Celebs and Startups," "Fashion Content," "Growing Your Online Audience," and more.
Key Events include:
● June 14-16: Hackathon presented by AT&T will gather a few hundred developers, coaches, and business professionals who will create startup pitches at ROC Santa Monica. Sponsors include Esri, Scopely, and more offer more than $20,000 in prizes (http://beachfesthack.eventbrite.com/)
● June 17: Silicon Beach Fest: Pasadena Day, Hosted by Idealab (http://sbfpasadena.eventbrite.com/)
● June 18: Hollywood Day at Hollywood Economic Development Summit by Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
● June 19:
○ SBF Demo Day: More than a dozen curated LA startups will pitch at Cross Campus in categories including Accelerator, Startup 2.0, and launching at Silicon Beach Fest.
○ Digital Women's Luncheon invites leaders to network at Sonoma Wine Garden
○ Opening Party hosted by Demand Media with KCRW at the Viceroy
○ TechZulu Penthouse at ROC: TechZulu will livestream interviews and provide a place to network.
● June 20-21:
○ Start-up Showcase: 30-40 startups give company pitches to the community. Semi-final rounds Thursday June 20th, with judges selecting winners Friday, June 21st. Judges include investors, VCs, and local successful CEOs including MyLife CEO Jeff Tinsley, and Dollar Shave Club CEO Michael Dubin. (June 20 - 21) (http://sbfssapp.eventbrite.com/)
○ Thursday Night Fashion Party at Santa Monica Place
○ Thursday Night VIP Party hosted at Siemer and Associates and Cooley offices
○ Digital Content Track sponsored by Demand Media, featuring speakers from Machinima, Maker Studios, Fullscreen, ZEFR and more
○ Friday Night parties at Cross Campus and ROC.
● June 21
○ Panels: Developer, Arts/Education; Green, Good and Government
○ Beach Games: Surfing, volleyball, basketball and more
○ Saturday Night Closing Party by Media Temple
For Silicon Beach Fest 2013 schedule and registration, please visit: http://siliconbeachfest.com.
This year's fest expands upon last year's inaugural success, which attracted more than 2,000 attendees, received national press coverage, sparked collaboration among industries, and resulted in the creation of new start-ups.
"We're thrilled to celebrate LA's incredible talent and innovation," said Silicon Beach Fest festival director Kevin Winston, CEO and founder of Digital LA, Los Angeles' largest digital entertainment networking group, which created the Silicon Beach Fest. "LA's tech environment has been growing rapidly and has been getting national and worldwide attention, as companies here continue to innovate and grow."
"In 2012 over $3.2 billion was invested in Southern California start-ups with 220 new companies launching in Los Angeles. At least 100 companies secured funding of at least $1 million, and 43 were acquired. This year's event further demonstrates the growing cohesiveness of the LA tech community and our desire to more prominently showcase to the outside world all the exciting opportunities and companies we have here."
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Current media partners include Los Angeles Times, PandoDaily, SoCalTech and VentureBeat. To inquire about being a media partner, please contact nicole (at) radixcollective.com. To request a press pass, please fill out the form on the press page: http://siliconbeachfest.com/press/
TechZulu, What's Trending and Business Rockstars radio will be covering live from Silicon Beach Fest via livestream, radio and social media.
Many companies, people, and initiatives share the mission to make LA a global epicenter for technological innovation and entrepreneurialism. Thanks to sponsors and supporters: Demand Media, Media Temple, AT&T, MyLife; organizing sponsors Digital LA, Radix Collective, Cross Campus, ROC Santa Monica, Santa Monica Place, TechZulu, PromoJam, Kluge Interactive, PageWoo, Dynamic Synergy Corporation and Non Profit Effect as well as dozens of additional sponsors and partners. Sponsorship opportunities are still available.
Social Media
For conference updates, follow @SBFestLA on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/siliconbeachfest.
About Digital LA
Digital LA is the largest digital entertainment professional group based in LA, reaching more than 45,000 professionals weekly via its newsletter, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn groups. http://digitalla.net @DigitalLA