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We have a sermon series at present on the book of Revelation. There is much in this book about spiritual warfare. Spiritual warfare is a very important topic. We are involved in a war. But what does this war entail and how do we fight it?
Right from the start of the book we are told that we are partners in "tribulation"
(). Tribulation is another word for suffering. Christians will suffer in this world. Like John we will be persecuted for our witness to Jesus. Thus the churches of Smyrna, Pergamum and Philadelphia all experienced persecution. Christians are killed because of the word of God and their witness to Jesus
(). So right from the start it is clear that as we hold on to the truth and proclaim it, we will suffer.
Of course we can avoid the fight. Churches like Sardis and Laodicea don't seem to suffer. In fact at Laodicea they are wealthy and comfortable. They have shielded themselves from suffering and persecution by their wealth. But because they are lazy and apathetic, indifferent to the fight, they are about to be spat out of Jesus' mouth (). Avoiding the fight by refusing to live for Jesus, to witness to him, to suffer for him, will end up meaning that we are on the opposing side.
In each of the seven letters the call at the end is for us to overcome, to conquer. But the good news in the war is that the victory has already been won! Jesus has conquered (). He was faithful to the end, even to death on the cross. And by his death he shows that he loves us and has freed us from our sins
(). The victory has already been won, and it is in the past – at the cross.
And yet the devil still fights us. Though he has been defeated by Jesus he goes on to make war on the church (f). The devil attacks the church by physical persecution (). But he also attacks the church by the more subtle attack of false teaching, which distorts the truth and takes Jesus' servants away from him. The churches of Pergamum and Thyatira were particularly struggling with this attack. So there is the external attack of physical persecution (from outside of the church), and the internal attack of false teaching (from within the church).
How do we fight these attacks of the devil? First, Jesus has won. That is the most important truth in the war. Second, we fight by trusting in Jesus and bearing testimony to him. Christians, says "have conquered the devil by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony". We fight persecution by patient endurance (). We fight false teaching by knowing and believing the truth.
It doesn't sound too spectacular does it? But it is a great fight. Victory comes by the way of the cross: by patiently enduring suffering, with faith in God, knowing that God will raise us from the dead to be in heaven with him forever
(). In the daily struggle against temptation, against the devil's lies, against mocking and persecution, we are to keep bearing witness to Jesus and trusting in him. We mustn't capitulate by becoming like the world and giving up on bearing witness to Jesus. Suffering, humiliation, and even death, while holding true to the faith, will mean victory. Jesus has shown us the way, and he has won the war.
The call to each church is to overcome, to conquer: to trust in Jesus and bear witness to him even to the point of death. How are you going in the fight?
9 I, John, your brother and partner in the tribulation and the kingdom and the patient endurance that are in Jesus, was on the island called Patmos on account of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus.
9 When he opened the fifth seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been slain for the word of God and for the witness they had borne.
15 "'I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! 16 So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth. 17 For you say, I am rich, I have prospered, and I need nothing, not realizing that you are wretched, pitiable, poor, blind, and naked.
5 And one of the elders said to me, "Weep no more; behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has conquered, so that he can open the scroll and its seven seals."
5 and from Jesus Christ the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of kings on earth.
To him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood
7 Now war arose in heaven, Michael and his angels fighting against the dragon. And the dragon and his angels fought back,
13:1 And I saw a beast rising out of the sea, with ten horns and seven heads, with ten diadems on its horns and blasphemous names on its heads. 2 And the beast that I saw was like a leopard; its feet were like a bear's, and its mouth was like a lion's mouth. And to it the dragon gave his power and his throne and great authority. 3 One of its heads seemed to have a mortal wound, but its mortal wound was healed, and the whole earth marveled as they followed the beast. 4 And they worshiped the dragon, for he had given his authority to the beast, and they worshiped the beast, saying, "Who is like the beast, and who can fight against it?"
5 And the beast was given a mouth uttering haughty and blasphemous words, and it was allowed to exercise authority for forty-two months. 6 It opened its mouth to utter blasphemies against God, blaspheming his name and his dwelling, that is, those who dwell in heaven. 7 Also it was allowed to make war on the saints and to conquer them. And authority was given it over every tribe and people and language and nation, 8 and all who dwell on earth will worship it, everyone whose name has not been written before the foundation of the world in the book of life of the Lamb who was slain. 9 If anyone has an ear, let him hear:
10 If anyone is to be taken captive,
to captivity he goes;
if anyone is to be slain with the sword,
with the sword must he be slain.
Here is a call for the endurance and faith of the saints.
11 Then I saw another beast rising out of the earth. It had two horns like a lamb and it spoke like a dragon. 12 It exercises all the authority of the first beast in its presence, and makes the earth and its inhabitants worship the first beast, whose mortal wound was healed. 13 It performs great signs, even making fire come down from heaven to earth in front of people, 14 and by the signs that it is allowed to work in the presence of the beast it deceives those who dwell on earth, telling them to make an image for the beast that was wounded by the sword and yet lived. 15 And it was allowed to give breath to the image of the beast, so that the image of the beast might even speak and might cause those who would not worship the image of the beast to be slain. 16 Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the forehead, 17 so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the beast or the number of its name. 18 This calls for wisdom: let the one who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man, and his number is 666.
11 And they have conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, for they loved not their lives even unto death.
9 I, John, your brother and partner in the tribulation and the kingdom and the patient endurance that are in Jesus, was on the island called Patmos on account of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus.
Revelation 13:10
10 If anyone is to be taken captive,
to captivity he goes;
if anyone is to be slain with the sword,
with the sword must he be slain.
Here is a call for the endurance and faith of the saints.
Revelation 14:12
12 Here is a call for the endurance of the saints, those who keep the commandments of God and their faith in Jesus.
15 "Therefore they are before the throne of God,
and serve him day and night in his temple;
and he who sits on the throne will shelter them with his presence.
16 They shall hunger no more, neither thirst anymore;
the sun shall not strike them,
nor any scorching heat.
17 For the Lamb in the midst of the throne will be their shepherd,
and he will guide them to springs of living water,
and God will wipe away every tear from their eyes."


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Basic Purpose:
This position will be responsible for support our growing paid search program. The online marketing coordinator will support the expansion of our paid search programs in coordination with the Sr. Analyst of Paid Search.
Principal Accountabilities:
• Support ongoing optimization efforts to meet campaign objectives including, but not limited to: keyword development, negative keyword strategies, ad copy development/testing, and landing page revisions based on performance history.
• Conduct Paid Search tests to optimize performance across campaigns and engines
• Update ad copy to align with our promotional calendar
• Partner with representatives from the major search engines to maximize opportunities for improvements
• Provide actionable analysis for campaign success and ongoing optimizations.
• Ensure Paid Search best practices are being implemented.
• Work cross-functionally on cross-channel marketing efforts.
• Support Sr. Analyst and perform ad hoc reporting as necessary.
• This person will pursue more granular optimization opportunities than we can currently support with one dedicated paid search role, unlocking the "long tail" of smaller wins which in aggregate lead to continued growth in paid search demand
Internal and External Relationships:
Internal: Online Marketing, Brand Marketing, Analytics
External: Paid Search Vendors
Number of Direct Reports and Titles
No direct reports.
Job Requirements
- BS or BA Degree required; preferably in Economics, Business, Marketing or a related field.
- 0-2 years experience in Paid Search
- Experience with web analytics platforms such as Omniture, Google Analytics
- Strong computer skills (Proficiency in Excel is required).
- Experience working with, analyzing, and interpreting data.
- High attention to detail and superior time management.
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritize appropriately.
- Excellent communications skills, particularly written.
- Prior eCommerce experience a plus.

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If you've started a business or become self-employed, you'll need to register with a number of government agencies to use their services and meet legal and tax obligations. Here's what you need to know and do.
RealMe is a secure login that uses the same username and password for a range of online government services, including:
You'll still need a separate login for Inland Revenue's online service myIR.
Where to use RealMe (external link) — Department of Internal Affairs
NZBN is a unique ID that — over time — will let businesses update and share key information and interact with government and each other.
All companies registered in New Zealand already have NZBNs. In 2017 all other businesses in New Zealand will get one, including sole traders
The easiest way to interact with Inland Revenue is to set up an online myIR account. This allows you to:
How your income is taxed will depend on the business structure you choose — sole trader, partnership or company. See our tips on choosing which is right for you, including a video on business structures.
Choosing your business structure (external link) — Inland Revenue
You need to register for GST if your turnover was more than $60,000 in the last 12 months, or if you think you'll earn more than $60,000 in the next 12 months. You can register voluntarily if you or your business earns $60,000 or less a year — but you'll have to complete regular GST returns.
Register online through MyIR or download a GST registration form (external link) (IR360) from the Inland Revenue website.
To register, you'll need:
When you start employing staff, or contractors who receive schedular payments, you must register as an employer with Inland Revenue — even if you employ your spouse or partner.
You'll also be asked if you need to register for fringe benefit tax (FBT) and the employer superannuation contribution tax (ESCT).
Are you an employer (external link) — Inland Revenue
Tax on scheduler payments (external link) — Inland Revenue
Register for myIR (external link) — Inland Revenue
Find out about Registering as an employer (external link) on the Inland Revenue website.
You don't need to register with ACC — Inland Revenue forwards your income figures to ACC, which calculates if you need to pay ACC levies, and how much you'll need to pay.
Your first levy invoice will usually arrive after the end of your first year in business. After that, you'll be invoiced once a year, usually in July for businesses or August for the self-employed.
If you decide to set up a limited liability company — rather than operate as a sole trader or partnership — you must reserve the company name and apply to be listed on the Companies Register.
To apply for registration, you'll need a RealMe login to access the Companies Office website where you can:
Choosing the right business structure
How to start a company (external link) — Companies Office
RealMe (external link) — Department of Internal Affairs
For businesses at any stage — including if you're self-employed — it's important to protect your intellectual property (IP), eg your logo, brand or inventions.
You can register the following on the New Zealand Intellectual Property Office (IPONZ) website
Some types of IP are best protected by being kept secret. See our guide to simple ways to protect IP assets.
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- Christian Colombo, Gordon J. Pace, Gerardo Schneider
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Given the intractability of exhaustively verifying software, the use of runtime-verification, to verify single execution paths at run-time, is becoming popular. Although the use of runtime verification is increasing in industrial settings, various challenges still are to be faced to enable it to spread further. We present dynamic communicating au-tomata… (More)
- Koen Claessen, Gordon Pace
- 2002
Various languages have been proposed to describe synchronous hardware at an abstract, yet synthesisable level. We propose a uniform framework within which such languages can be developed, and combined together for simulation, synthesis, and verification. We do this by embedding the languages in Lava — a hardware description language (HDL), itself embedded… (More)
- Stephen Fenech, Gordon J. Pace, Gerardo Schneider
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Many software applications are based on collaborating, yet competing , agents or virtual organisations exchanging services. Contracts, expressing obligations, permissions and prohibitions of the different actors, can be used to protect the interests of the organisations engaged in such service exchange. However , the potentially dynamic composition of… (More)
To avoid large overheads induced by runtime monitoring, the use of asynchronous log-based monitoring is sometimes adopted — even though this implies that the system may proceed further despite having reached an anomalous state. Any actions performed by the system after the error occurring are undesirable , since for instance, an unchecked malicious user may… (More)
- Christian Colombo, Adrian Francalanza, Ruth Mizzi, Gordon J. Pace
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With numerous specialised technologies available to industry, it has become increasingly frequent for computer systems to be composed of heterogeneous components built over, and using, different technologies and languages. While this enables developers to use the appropriate technologies for specific contexts, it becomes more challenging to ensure the… (More)
In the absence of a test framework for runtime verification tools, the evaluation and testing of such tools is an onerous task. In this paper we present the tool SMock; an easily and highly configurable mock system based on a domain-specific language providing profiling reports and enabling behaviour replayabil-ity, and specifically built to support the… (More)
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The use of runtime verification, as a lightweight approach to guarantee properties of systems, has been increasingly employed on real-life software. In this paper, we present the tool LARVA, for the runtime verification of properties of Java programs, including real-time properties. Properties can be expressed in a number of notations, including… (More)
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τ-confluence is a reduction technique used in enumerative model-checking of labeled transition systems to avoid the state explosion problem. In this paper, we propose a new on-the-fly algorithm to calculate partial τ-confluence, and propose new techniques to do so on large systems in a compositional manner. Using information inherent in the way a large… (More)


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Devastating reportage that will have you raging at what our rulers are doing to people and planet. Neoliberalism is exposed as a system of pillage and exploitation on a planetary scale, cashing in on disaster and misery. It goes without saying that the book now has more relevance to the UK then it did when it was published in 2007, as the Coalition applies The Shock Doctrine to this country. Read it, arm yourself with knowledge and prepare to fight back.
The Shock Doctrine website is here
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Islington might be a byword for north London middle-class smuggery, but one thing N1 residents can't feel too smug about is the local food scene. There can be few areas which offer so many restaurants, and so few decent places to eat. Since the demise of Granita, where the Blair/Brown deal was famously (and it turns out mythically) struck, there hasn't been a new arrival to generate more than local interest. Ottolenghi is clearly fab, but not suitable for all occasions, or pockets.
But then, miraculously, creeping on to the scene with barely a whisper of pre-publicity, came Trullo. A neighbourhood Italian, serving simple, affordable River Café-style food, at a fraction of the price.
Word spread like bushfire. First came the bloggers (enthusiastic). Then the reviewer from the Evening Standard (ecstatic). Then, galumphing along behind them, the rest of north London. Which would be fine, if it weren't for the problem that a 40-cover restaurant can only hold, at best, 80 people a night. And far, far more people than that wanted to get in.
Including us. Our dinner at Trullo, suggested by an eager local friend, needed to be planned like a military campaign, with dates and babysitters ring-fenced weeks in advance, and a table finally, triumphantly, secured for several weeks ahead, albeit for a 7pm sitting.
The tiny Highbury Corner premises, once the home of the Gill Wing café, have apparently been given a makeunder; spartan décor – exposed ducting, industrial lights and rough-hewn shelving holding spotlit crates of produce – seems distinctly less smart than I remember.
The buzz, though, is phenomenal, a happy Highbury hubbub rising, over the course of the evening, to a din. To have secured a table is clearly cause enough for jubilation. But to eat the dishes produced in Trullo's tiny kitchen is very heaven. Mussels and slices of Amalfi lemon, crisp-fried in the lightest polenta crumb; grilled quail, the meat pink and sweet under smokily charred skin, with a silky roast pepper aioli; chilli-hot rump of lamb, grilled over charcoal and lapped by creamy, rosemary-scented white beans; a glistening, chargrilled mackerel, lightly pink at the bone, with Castelluccio lentils. We could have been eating in that perfect, elusive little Tuscan trattoria Islingtonians dream of finding on holiday, if it hadn't been for the London buses trundling past outside.
The men behind this dream of a local have both stepped from a wider stage; co-owner and restaurant manager Jordan Frieda (son of Lulu and John Frieda) is a River Café alumnus, while chef Tim Siadatan was one of the original intake of jobless teenage trainees at Jamie Oliver's Fifteen, as chronicled in the TV series Jamie's Kitchen. He went on to work in St John, and has clearly inherited the River Café philosophy – daily-changing menu inspired by the market, big bold flavours, superb ingredients simply presented – from his mentor Jamie.
Hugely to the credit of the Trullo boys, given the demand for tables, they have managed to keep prices incredibly low; starters and pasta dishes are £5.50-£7, main courses £13-£15, and puddings – including a nut-rubbly chocolate/pistachio cake – £4.50/£5. And in a freakish departure from the London norm, wines are marked up by no more than £10 a bottle.
That happy experience at Trullo prompted a revisit, a week or so later, to Fifteen, where – as the TV commentary would run – Tim's journey began. The last meal I ate there, a few years ago, in the zoo-like trattoria upstairs, was dispiriting; but on the evidence of a return visit to the downstairs dining room, the kitchen, now training its ninth intake of student chefs, is capable of some really excellent cooking.
A recent, low-key refit has seen the original space-age design of the restaurant softened into something more in keeping with the lovely old Shoreditch warehouse which houses Fifteen. The menu, too, has been rejigged, from a fixed structure to a more flexible one.
Umami-rich white risotto with truffled pecorino, anise-fragrant braised pork, almost oriental in its spicing, slow-roast shoulder of lamb in an anchovy-pistachio dressing; all knock-out dishes, from the same bold, Tuscan-inspired school as Trullo, if notably more fancy. The restaurants may share a postcode, but Fifteen's clientele is very different; not many casually-dressed locals in statement specs, but plenty of tourists and dressed-up couples celebrating special occasions.
Our dinner for two at Fifteen cost almost as much as dinner for four at Trullo; the steep pricing may be the reason that Fifteen has never really registered as a destination restaurant, other than for out-of-towners. Which is a shame – it deserves to get credit for its good food, as well as for the good work it does. Still, all profits go to the Jamie Oliver foundation, which has so far turned 95 jobless young Londoners into chefs at Fifteen, including one who has gone on to open the hottest restaurant in the neighbourhood. And that really is something to feel smug about.
Trullo, 300 St Paul's Road London N1 (020-7226 2733)
Around £30 a head before wine and service
Tipping policy: "No service charge. All tips go to the staff"
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How many demons must President Obama exorcise as he leads the US response to the catastrophe in Haiti? Demons, to be sure, of past neglect alternated with bouts of heavy-handed intervention. And there is a view that another demon belongs in the pack as well: that of his predecessor's response to hurricane Katrina. To lay the ghosts of New Orleans, Mr Obama has to show himself concerned, up-to-date with what is happening on the ground, competent, and in command. Everything that George Bush so patently was not.
Yet, except in the broadest category of competence, Katrina is a distraction here. It is not just that an earthquake and a hurricane are different things, or that New Orleans was a first-world city in an advanced country, while Port-au-Prince most definitely was not. It is that New Orleans was unambiguously a US responsibility. Part of the delay in co-ordinating emergency help might have stemmed from disagreements and misunderstandings between the state and federal authorities. But Katrina presented the distressing spectacle of a national government comprehensively failing its own citizens in their hour of need in the most elementary way.
Not only the logistics were at fault, but the appraisal of what was required; indeed, the understanding that there were any people, let alone tens of thousands, in desperate need at all. This was an emergency response that seemed to sum up in all sorts of ways the failings of George Bush's presidency. If a state cannot provide the most basic assistance to its own disaster-victims not two hours' flying time from the capital, what use is the state at all?
The task facing Mr Obama and his administration in dispatching aid to Haiti, beyond trying to project concern and competence, is quite different. In some ways, it is almost the opposite. In New Orleans, the US administration had a responsibility to take charge – and for too long, lamentably, did not do so. In Haiti – unless Mr Obama's United States wants to be in the business of colonisation and coups – it must avoid conspicuously throwing its weight about, or any appearance of trying to grab control.
The US administration's words and deeds since the earthquake, and most particularly Hillary Clinton's brief trip to Port-au-Prince, have provided a compelling study in post-Bush US diplomacy. The US may be sending troops – 3,000 initially, with another 7,000 committed, which makes the total akin to the whole British contingent in Basra – but this is an exercise that tests the practical limits of the sort of "soft" power Mr Obama favours.
First, the US is stressing that this is an emergency relief operation, not a move with any ulterior motive, such as extending US political or military sway. Mrs Clinton's official plane doubled as an aid-transport; on its return journey it evacuated US nationals.
Second, there has been a deliberate attempt to avoid any proprietorial inferences. The President, his spokespeople and above all his Secretary of State have been at pains to treat Haiti as a sovereign state, albeit one desperately weakened by catastrophe. Mrs Clinton made a point of meeting President Preval and his Prime Minister, in line with diplomatic protocol. And there was a joint US-Haiti communiqué. The message was that the US wanted to support what remained of Haiti's always fragile state structures, not to undermine them. Both Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton have also used every opportunity to state their respect for the leading role of the United Nations in the relief operation. They appreciate, and are careful of, international precedence.
And third, the US is keeping a low national profile. There is no boastful show of Stars and Stripes; the US is projecting itself to Haiti and to the world, as one part, albeit a large and significant part, of a co-operative endeavour.
The difficulty is that appearance and reality conflict. The US is not only the closest developed state to Haiti, but probably the only one anywhere with the capacity to deliver relief on the scale required here. One of its first moves was to take control of the airport – prompting charges that US flights were being given precedence. But few countries have the capacity to move so quickly, and the airport had to be secured and made operational as an absolute priority. As its troop numbers increases, the US will find it ever harder to claim that it is just another benevolent contributor.
What the US does or does not do in Haiti will not determine the reputation of Barack Obama's presidency at home, as Katrina coloured the second term of George Bush. But it will directly affect US relations with Haiti in coming years and convey a message about US intentions around the world. So far, Mr Obama, with the able support of Mrs Clinton, has tiptoed as delicately around the eggshells as it was possible to do. It will only become more difficult from now on.
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Winless Newcastle are in desperate need of points and under-pressure Alan Pardew will be hoping that his team can finally turn the corner on Saturday with a priceless win against surprise package Leicester City.
Papiss Cisse has twice this season saved Newcastle and Alan Pardew from the brink and will be hoping that he can carry on his solid start.
Newcastle will be without misfiring striker Emmanuel Riviere, who has been ruled out after he picked up a knock in training, but Pardew has confirmed that the revitalised Gabriel Obertan will be starting his second game in a row.
Leicester travel to St. James' Park with confidence after picking up seven points in their last four games to propel themselves into mid-table. They were denied three points in their last game when Burnley's Ross Wallace scored a 96th minute free-kick to salvage a point for the Clarets.
Foxes boss Nigel Pearson knows all about the home side having previously been assistant manager to Sam Allardyce and Glenn Roeder, before taking over briefly when both managers left the club.
The Premier League's second highest scorer Leonardo Ulloa will be looking to continue his good form alongside Jamie Vardy and David Nugent.
KICK-OFF: Saturday, 3pm
Leicester 0 Newcastle 0, Championship, Jan 2010
Newcastle 1 (Guthrie) Leicester 0, Championship, Aug 2009
Newcastle 3 (Ameobi, Taggart og, Jenas) Leicester 1 (Ferdinand), Premier League, Feb 2007
Newcastle United are unbeaten in their last eight league meetings with Leicester City (W4 D4)
Leonardo Ulloa has scored five goals from just six shots on target in the Premier League this season
Papiss Demba Cissé has scored four goals in his last three Premier League appearances; more than he'd managed in his previous 33 PL games (3)
Leicester City have kept a clean sheet in half (8) of their last 16 away matches in league competition
The Magpies are the only side yet to score first in a Premier League game this season
Newcastle to win: 2.2
Leicester to win: 3.4
Draw: 3.6
TV: Highlights on BBC1 at 10.30pm.
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Connecting sustainability professionals around the world!
ISSP members are forming chapters across the globe in order to meet and network with other sustainability professionals, either face-to-face in local, place-based chapters or virtually in 'affinity group' chapters to talk about specific areas of interest. See below for our current list of established chapters and chapters in process.
Current Chapter Locations
- Indonesia - Contact Maria Dian Nurani
- Toronto - Contact Edwin Lim
- Alberta - Contact Lisa Marie Fox
- Colorado - Contact Caitlin Rood or Jeff Yorzyk
- Portland, OR - Contact Marsha Willard
- AR-MS-TN Region - Contact Mary Singer
- Maryland/Virginia/D.C. - Contact Mark Frieden or Aurora Reinke
- Greater New York City Region - Contact Mark Wolf or Trisha Bauman
- Greater St. Louis Region - Contact Marcia Lochmann or Kyle Crawford
- United Arab Emirates - Contact Aglaia Ntili
Chapters in Process
- Seattle - Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
- Australia - Contact Julian Crawford
- New Zealand - Contact Lesley Stone
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I have a BA in Fine art from UNSW and a MA in Art therapy from UWS. This training fine tuned my creative skills. My fine art work has been exhibited at at TAP Gallery Darlinghurst, The Australian Affordable Art Fair, St Vincent's Private Hospital Darlinghurst, the University of New South Wales, and the University of Western Sydney. My photographic work remains in two permanent collections at two Sydney hotels, Cremorne Point Manor and Glenferrie Lodge Kirribilli. You can check out my blog for my recent landscape work . I am an avid traveller. I love capturing this amazing world we live in. I donate my world wide travel photo's to wiki commons.
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Copies of seven poems by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee published illegally by a Delhi publishing house in book form were seized here on Thursday.
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Singur (West Bengal): Redeeming a pledge she made years back, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday returned 9,117 land records to farmers and compensated 800 peasants from whom land had been taken against their will for the Tata Motors' Nano project.
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New Delhi: In a big setback to Tata Motors, the Supreme Court on Wednesday quashed the decision of the then West Bengal government to acquire the land in Singur for the Nano car plant. The land in Singur was acquired by the Left Front government in 2006.
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Kolkata: The West Bengal Assembly on Monday passed a resolution to change the name of West Bengal to Bangla in Bengali, Bengal in English and Bangal in Hindi.
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Kolkata: Launching a counteroffensive against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her attack on the Centre and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, the BJP asked her to stop 'behaving like Arvind Kejiriwal and get down to governance'.
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Kolkata: Launching a scathing attack on the Centre, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today alleged it was trying to "save money" by stopping or slashing funds for state projects but had spent a huge sum on a suit for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Kolkata: Mamata Banerjee, the stormy petrel of West Bengal politics, once again proved a master strategist decimating the new Left-Congress combination and the BJP all of whom sought to checkmate her return to power.
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Patna/Kolkata: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his West Bengal counterpart Mamata Banerjee on Monday hoisted the national flag to mark the Independence Day in their respective states. Nitish Kumar said that he is committed to the fast development of the state. He said 'Sushasan' (good governance) has been established in Bihar and his government is doing everything for just development."Our resolve is Bihar's development. The state is developing fast and it is for everyone to realise," Nitish Kumar said.
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In his comments at the weekend, and again yesterday, Mr Monks spoke a language that could be understood by everyone. He predicted mounting militancy and industrial action against bad employers.
It is easy to understand why Mr Monks, though considered a moderate, should use provocative terms that bring back memories of industrial disruption. Part of his job is to tap and shape that deep vein of discontent within the workforce, particularly about job insecurity. Many employees, cowed by fear of redundancy, will be heartened by his tough talk. Trade unions might win a few more recruits.
But Mr Monks's remarks risk reinforcing the view that trade unions have not fundamentally changed in the past 16 years. In that period, trade union membership has fallen from 12 million in 1979 to 7 million. There has been an unprecedented period of industrial peace during the Nineties. But the suspicion is that unions are merely awaiting their moment to make an old-style comeback. Mr Monks confirmed these fears. As he said: "Unions and strikes have not gone away." Although as a fact this is unchallengeable, the effect is to blow smoke across the more reassuring message he has set out on our pages today.
This is a pity. Trade unions are important and valuable. Despite their decline, they represent more people than any other voluntary association in Britain. Employees need help in understanding their legal rights at work and in defending them. Equally, they find it very difficult to get sound, impartial advice on critical workplace issues such as pensions. Although unions have made some progress in developing services for members, there is room for improvement.
There are demands for an extension of the legal status of unions in order to allow them to reverse some of their decline. The signs are that Labour, in addition to accepting the EU social chapter and a minimum wage, will offer a legal right for unions to bargain collectively for a group of employees if, in a ballot, a simple majority voted in favour of the move.
This would be a step too far. It would risk imposing upon business a rigid view of how pay should be determined. And in reinforcing the idea that the primary role of the union is to engage in the annual pay battle it would encourage the movement to focus less upon members as individuals and more as a collective seeking to extract the best short-term bargain.
A better idea would be to to grant trade unions a more limited privilege following a ballot: the legal right to represent their members in individual disputes with management and to other consultation processes specified in European law. Employees, for example, should be entitled to bring a union official along when discussing conditions of work, disciplinary issues or threatened redundancy.
Mr Monks wants the trade union movement back closer to the centre of the political and economic stage. Mr Blair should respond with the greatest of caution.
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Presenting Mizrahi Jewish and Arab Visual Art as a similar culture
This project brings together Arab and Jewish artists and displays their work in numerous community centers throughout the country. The perspective taken is that Mizrahi and Arab art and culture are a similar culture. This perspective is very original in Israel and can serve as an important pretext for learning to understand one another.
The project seeks to reach out to the wide Jewish and Arab public at the grassroots level, in the cities and in the periphery, and seeks to change the atmosphere of divergence by instead focusing on the commonalities and similarities as a regional culture. From this, the Jewish and Arab populations can begin to understand that they come from similar backgrounds, share the same problems today, have both experienced similar discrimination and thus can learn to relate as equals. The project consists of three main components: rotating exhibitions, a catalogue and community involvement.
Hakeshet Forum is a series of meetings regarding political, social, economical and cultural issues in the Israeli society. The nature of these meetings is unique and handled in a way of discussions and critical reading of chosen texts.
The goal of the project is to create a platform for Hakeshet members and the general public in which it will construct debates on deferent relevant issues – gender, ethnicity, racism, democracy, equality etc.
The lecturers are experts in their fields, some are active members of Hakeshet and others are quest lecturers from other civil organizations and movements.
The Keshet holds conferences each year in a number of subjects that are on the Movement's agenda and pertain to Israeli society. The participants of the conferences include Keshet activists, sympathizers and the general public. They focus on social problems, the economy, education and culture. The Keshet sees these conferences as an important way to influence public opinion, change policies and as a means to recruit new members.
Advancement of standards for civil equality and just distribution of land use
The project aims to Initiate change and introducing "standards for civil equality and just distribution of land use" that will lead to a more democratic and equal society, based on equality and just distribution among the different sectors of the population, to social mobility, to egalitarian democracy, and to minimizing social and economic differences between Jews and Arabs, new immigrants and veterans, center and periphery of Israeli society.
The project aims to reach economic strengthening of local authorities in the periphery of the State of Israel, inhabited mainly by Jews, new immigrants and Arabs. This economic strengthening will enable the local authorities in those towns and villages to significantly improve the variety of public services provided by them to the inhabitants (education, culture, health etc.). Such services, especially raising the level of education and culture in the towns, are tools for social mobility and a life buoy for populations that are in a very low social-economic level, expanding and building industrial and commercial centers in those towns will help find solutions to the severe unemployment problem and provided many and varied jobs for the residents.
Coalition Activity
In addition to the ongoing activity of Hakeshet Hademocratit its members are key leaders in a variety of organizations that deal with social issues such as land, employment and unemployment, education, women rights, health and ad-hook coalitions such as the coalition for the Feminist Conference and the Coalition for the Activism Festival and more.
Rainbow of Ideas - New Perspectives on Politics, Society and Culture – Hakeshet Book
Since its inception about 8 years ago, Hakeshet has attracted a great deal of public attention. The activities of the Keshet in the realms of social justice and multiculturalism – and especially these concerning state lands and public housing - have rendered it as one of the central political movements operating within the boundaries of civil society in Israel. The influence of the Keshet in this regard has become notably pronounced. Representatives of the Keshet have been often invited to participate in public forums where social and economic policies and reforms are articulated. They have been also sought after regularly by the media to comment on social, economic and political affairs in Israeli society. Over the years many newspapers reports and academic studies have been produced, dealing with the Keshet, the rationales leading to its establishment, activities, ideology and its basic principles. But until now the Keshet itself has not produced its own account of itself. The book we intend to edit is designed to accomplish this important task.
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What Act 131 Means for Systems Installed Before July 1, 2015
After HB 779 was signed into law becoming Act 131, we have received several email inquiries from members and friends. Many people whose solar systems were installed prior to July 1, 2015 and who have yet to file for their state tax credit want to know if and how the new law affects them. At LSES, we would like to clarify some implications of the filing procedure and cap prescribed by Act 131.
First, a quick recap of solar tax credits in Louisiana before Act 131 and after…
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|Purchased systems were eligible for up to 50% of a $25,000 system ($12,500).
|Purchased systems are eligible for whichever of the following is the least:1) 50% of the total cost of a system up to $20,000,2) $2 per DC watt,
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|There is no cap to tax credits.
|In total, over the next 3 years, there is a 25 million dollar cap to solar tax credits– 10 million dollars for the 2016 fiscal year, 10 million dollars for the 2017 fiscal year, and 5 million dollars for any remaining claims in 2018.If the claims for 2016 exceed 10 million dollars, remaining claims will be treated as if filed for on the first filing day of 2017. If the claims for 2017 exceed 10 million dollars, remaining claims will be treated as if filed for on the first filing day of 2018. If the remaining claims for 2018 exceed 5 million dollars, then they will be disbursed pro-rata, or proportionally, based on the number of claims.
As the law is currently written, claims will be granted on a first-come-first-served basis based on the date a claim is filed, not the date of installation.
If your system was installed before July 1, 2015, you are still eligible for a maximum credit of $12,500.
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