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Why is everyone so quiet, is this the democracy you wanted? – Zapatista communiqué, Chiapas, 1994. Emerging from the Lacandon jungle asking questions and challenging the Mexican state, the Zapatista Army posed fundamental questions claiming not to 'usurp power but to exercise it'. I was reminded of this challenge, which is still ongoing, by the recent Occupy Wall Street movement, which has been replicated in Madrid, Frankfurt, Santiago, London, and even here in douce old Edinburgh at St. Andrew's Square. There are over 900 occupations worldwide and at the time of writing the reaction from the State has been to play a waiting game in the hope that the movement will run out of steam.
Occupy Edinburgh repeat the call for a regime change that replaces the G8/20 and its institutions such as the IMF, WTO and UN Security Council, with humanity. This is hugely ambitious and posits that 99% of humanity must wrest control from the 1% who wield and exercise power notionally in our name. This is the terrain that is literally being fought over in Greece as Greeks challenge the authority of the State imposing the cuts on Greece demanded by the usurers at the IMF.
The Occupy Movement has found an unlikely champion in Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, who in a recent speech to Scottish businesses paraphrased Churchill remarking, "Never in the field of financial endeavour has so much money been owed by so few to so many. And, one might add, so far with little real reform." One of the demands of the Occupy Movement has been for the introduction of a Tobin Tax or Robin Hood Tax on financial transactions globally. The previous UK Government tried to introduce this but Barack Obama, leader of the World's biggest debtor country, blocked it under pressure from Corporations. This is reform not revolution but it has still been resisted.
Jeffrey Sachs recently wrote an open letter to George Osbourne in the New Statesman urging him to adopt it and to halt the race to the bottom in tax – a move mimicked by the SNP here – as well as closing down loopholes and tax havens. The response from the UK Government has been to talk about cutting taxes for the rich whilst asking the rest of us to accept cuts. MP Dennis Skinner disparagingly calls the Government Front Bench 'Millionaires Row' so this response is no surprise.
Once again Mervyn King supports the premise behind this demand in his speech, saying, "The structure and regulation of banking in the UK needs reform." Why? Mr King told Scottish businesses why… "It is hard to see how the existence of institutions that are 'too important to fail' is consistent with their being in the private sector. Encouraging banks to take risks that result in large dividend and remuneration payouts when things go well, and losses for taxpayers when they don't, distorts the allocation of resources and management of risk." This has resulted in a situation where King marvels that, "The sheer scale of support to the banking sector is breathtaking. In the UK, in the form of direct or guaranteed loans and equity investment, it is not far short of a trillion (that is one thousand billion) pounds, close to two-thirds of the annual output of the entire economy." Bankers are back collecting bonuses and we're still footing the bill.
So what to do? In the case of the UK Government and the Government here in Scotland it is cuts, or that race to the bottom, or Scottish control of Corporation Tax to reduce it. There is an alternative though. The Robin Hood Tax applied to UK financial institutions is estimated to raise £20-30 billion a year. This could be supplemented annually by the £25 billion lost in tax avoidance, the £70 billion lost in tax evasion by large companies and wealthy individuals and the £26 billion uncollected tax from a deliberately decimated Revenue and Customs. Over £120 billion a year out there waiting to be collected, according to the Tax Inspectors' trade union PCS.
Most of us pay tax through PAYE but wealthy individuals such as our Chancellor of the Exchequer can pay people to work on their behalf to avoid tax in a way that nurses, bus drivers, home helps, bin men, or even Army personnel cannot, and do not as they realise the value of public service for the common good. We continue to pick up the tab and are told patronisingly that 'we are all in this together'. We are well behaved.
Occupy Edinburgh and its sister camps throughout the world challenge this received wisdom and enjoin us, in their own quiet way, to remember the words of Shelley – we are many and they are few. And again, surprisingly, King: "The price of financial crisis is being borne by people who absolutely did not cause it…I'm surprised that the degree of public anger has not been greater…"
The myriad camps scattered around the globe may not be here for the long term but the questions they raise are timeless…remember the Zapatistas emerging from the jungle with that shatteringly simple question?
"Why is everyone so quiet, is this the democracy you wanted?"
Gordon Munro
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We would go out for brunch. He'd pay.
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Ok -yes, I admit it; it wasn't just my 6 year old daughter who was thrilled to meet Justin Bieber in person during his "Meet and Greet" prior to his concert.
He is one stylin young man, and he was so gracious to my daughter. We had to endure two hours in a line up to meet him, but it was worth it.
Despite the thousands of screaming girls (and several older women as well), my daughter and I were able to endure it for the sake of our time with "The Biebs".
When we met him, he was everything we had imagined. With a big smile on his face, he greeted us and complimented my daughter on her t-shirt (she was thrilled). He then took the time for a picture with us and hugged my daughter (I don't think she will wash that shirt ever again!)
After we had our one-on-one time with Justin Bieber, we had to wait outside with the throngs of screaming fans to enter the concert. Once in, we made our way to our front row seats.
I won't lie – the view was pretty spectacular. We had tons of leg room, and didn't have to worry about anyone standing up in front of us to block our view.
Carly Rae Jepson opened for Justin Bieber and she was fantastic and full of energy. So cute. My daughter sang along to several of her songs, including "Call Me Maybe" which had her up dancing.
When she was done, there was a 20 minute break and you could feel the tension and excitement rising in the arena.
Then he came out. And boy, did he make an entrance.
"Age is Just a Number," read one very distinct red sign, waved around by an enthusiastic 40-something woman.
When he began singing "One Less Lonely Girl" (typically reserved for a young girl to join him on stage), several older women crowded the edge of the stage, hands outstretched to touch the musician.
Justin never lost steam the whole night and continually surprised the audience with his dance moves during each song – and the large, interactive video screens behind him which acted like mini-movies and provided a background story about the singer.
All in all, it was a really fun and incredible night. One of those moments that you know you will never forget (I know my daughter certainly won't!)
I also did a review on Justin's concert for 24 Hours and the Toronto Sun here:
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On Tuesday, Year 6 visited Hillier's Gardens in Romsey as part of their new topic. They took part in a range of activities including pond dipping, minibeast hunting, and sweeping. They identified a variety of species and discussed how best to care for a nature reserve.
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Today is National Play Your Ukulele Day! In addition to being a full-time ESL instructor, I'm also a part-time ukulele teacher (just for fun – I don't get paid!). I've even started a club at my university for international students who want to learn ukulele. It's great fun and I think everyone should pick up a uke and learn!
In celebration, here are several young adult and middle grade books that are focused on music! (The first one is my favorite…I taught it in a reading class last summer and decided to start playing ukulele right then!)
Stargirl. From the day she arrives at quiet Mica High in a burst of color and sound, the hallways hum with the murmur of "Stargirl, Stargirl." She captures Leo Borlock' s heart with just one smile. She sparks a school-spirit revolution with just one cheer. The students of Mica High are enchanted. At first.
Then they turn on her. Stargirl is suddenly shunned for everything that makes her different, and Leo, panicked and desperate with love, urges her to become the very thing that can destroy her: normal. In this celebration of nonconformity, Newbery Medalist Jerry Spinelli weaves a tense, emotional tale about the perils of popularity and the thrill and inspiration of first love.
Hiding Out at the Pancake Palace by Nan Marino
In Hiding Out at the Pancake Palace by Nan Marino, eleven-year-old musical prodigy, Elvis Ruby, was supposed to win the most coveted reality show on television, Tween Star. None of the other contestants even came close to his talents. But in the middle of the biggest night, with millions of people watching, Elvis panicked. He forgot the words to the song. He forgot the tune. He forgot how to play every single instrument he'd ever known and froze on national TV. So Elvis must run from the paparazzi camped outside his door and spend the summer working with his aunt and cousin at Piney Pete's Pancake Palace in the remote wilds of New Jersey. It's the perfect place to be anonymous, that is until Elvis meets Cecilia, a girl who can't seem to help blurting out whatever's on her mind.
The Mozart Season by Virginia Euwer Wolff
"Remember, what's down inside you, all covered up—the things of your soul. The important, secret things . . . The story of you, all buried, let the music caress it out into the open."
When Allegra was a little girl, she thought she would pick up her violin and it would sing for her—that the music was hidden inside her instrument.
Now that Allegra is twelve, she believes the music is in her fingers, and the summer after seventh grade she has to teach them well. She's the youngest contestant in the Ernest Bloch Young Musicians' Competition.
She knows she will learn the notes to the concerto, but what she doesn't realize is she'll also learn—how to close the gap between herself and Mozart to find the real music inside her heart.
The Way To Stay in Destiny by Augusta Scattergood
When Theo gets off a bus in Destiny, Florida, he's left behind the only life he's ever known. Now he's got to live with Uncle Raymond, a Vietnam War vet and a loner who wants nothing to do with this long-lost nephew. Thank goodness for Miss Sister Grandersole's Boarding House and Dance School. The piano that sits in Miss Sister's dance hall calls to Theo. He can't wait to play those ivory keys. When Anabel arrives things get even more enticing. This feisty girl, a baseball fanatic, invites Theo on her quest to uncover the town's connection to old-time ball players rumored to have lived there years before. A mystery, an adventure, and a musical exploration unfold as this town called Destiny lives up to its name.
Acclaimed author Augusta Scattergood has delivered a straight-to-the-heart story with unforgettable characters, humor, and hard questions about loss, family, and belonging.
Dear Hank Williams by Kimberly Willis Holt
It's 1948 in Rippling Creek, Louisiana, and Tate P. Ellerbee's new teacher has just given her class an assignment–learning the art of letter-writing. Luckily, Tate has the perfect pen pal in mind: Hank Williams, a country music singer whose star has just begun to rise. Tate and her great-aunt and -uncle listen to him on the radio every Saturday night, and Tate just knows that she and Hank are kindred spirits.
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Links for Enquiring Minds - November 2018
At InThinking, we would like our site to be a one-stop-shop. That is, it is our ambition that you can find everything on our site that you need for teaching the IBDP English A Language and Literature course. In this way, we hope that we can, amongst other things, save you time. Our ambition, admittedly, is rather bold. Even as we approach 800,000 words of text, we know that we will never fully realise our ambition, but, to coin a phrase, we beat on, boats against the current.
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This page provides a number of links to articles, news stories, and podcasts that are of interest to busy teachers who, like you, are interested in language, literature, and culture. The page is contemporary, and is updated monthly. We hope you enjoy the links. Some may inform your teaching, and some may get passed on, as recommendations, to younger enquiring minds.
'We'll be voting soon': Students take on PM over climate change (The Sydney Morning Herald)
Canberra students skipped school to deliver their climate change message on a sodden day at Parliament House.
The Small Island Where 500 People Speak Nine Different Languages (The Atlantic)
Its inhabitants can understand each other thanks to a peculiar linguistic phenomenon.
Parenting Doesn't Matter (Or Not As Much As You Think) | Intelligence Squared on acast (acast)
The multibillion-pound parenting industry tells us we can all shape our children to be joyful, resilient and successful. But what if is all bunk?
The Mystery of People Who Speak Dozens of Languages (The New Yorker)
What can hyperpolyglots teach the rest of us?
The myth of meritocracy: who really gets what they deserve? (the Guardian)
The long read: Sorting people by 'merit' will do nothing to fix inequality
IB teachers shaping the future in the UK (International Baccalaureate)
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Brand new stories, from today's best writers on Radio 4 – the home of the Short Story.
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BBC Radio 4 - In Our Time, Is Shakespeare History? The Plantagenets (BBC)
Melvyn Bragg discusses the impact of Shakespeare's approach to history (programme 1 of 2)
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BBC World Service - World Book Club, Lijia Zhang: Lotus (BBC)
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AboutTitle to be decided* does not seek to prove, define or theorise. It simply wishes to present artists work, affording the audience the time and space to make sense of it for themselves. Nothing within the exhibition space will remain static, works will be created, transformed and destroyed.
Title to be decided* looks at recent and historical artwork and activity that is not defined by its outcome. It presents documentation of works from contemporary art history in an environment away from the establishment they have since been enrolled (which perhaps contravene the spirit within which these works were created). Re-exhibiting historic works through their documentation provides a form for these works to exist beyond their ephemeral beginnings, as well as providing an interesting juxtaposition between the initial action of a work and the narrative or physical form it occupies thereafter.
Title to be decided* brings together a present generation of artists alongside historical works to trace the legacy and effect of pivotal practitioners. It provides a temporary plateau for new works to share space with historical work in an attempt to thoroughly investigate ongoing conversations and problems through an accumulation of action, work and material.
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* United Enemies Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, 2011. Curator Jon Wood / Open Systems: Rethinking Art c.1970 Tate Modern, London, 2005. Curator: Donna De Salvo / Live in your head: Concept and Experiment in Britain 1965-75 Whitechapel Gallery, London, 2000. Curators: Andrea Tarsia and Clive Phillpot / Out of Actions: Between Performance and the Object, 1949-1979 Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 1998. Curator: Paul Schimmel / 1965-1975: Reconsidering the Object of Art Museum of Contemprary Art, Los Angeles, 1998. Curators: Ann Goldstein and Anne Rorimer /The New Art Hayward Gallery, London, 1972 Curator: Anne Seymour / The condition of sculpture Hayward Gallery, London, 1975. Curator: William Tucker / Live in Your Head When Attitudes Become From (Works ' Concepts ' Processes ' Situations ' Information) Kunsthalle Bern and The Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, 1969. Curator: Harald Szeeman / Op Loose Schroeven Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Curator Wim Beeren and Edy de Wilde.


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The title is ripe for analogy-making, isn't it? Maybe I should be writing a post that is deeply reflective about empathy and one's ability to step outside one's own experience. And yet, truly, I'm just being honest about the fact that I forgot the dress I planned to wear for this shoot and borrowed one from my gracious co-model. And I'm so lucky I did, because nothing makes me happier than wearing other people's clothes.
I've mentioned in previous posts that I shop secondhand quite often for ethical reasons. I am deeply committed to the sustainability movement and fast fashion is a terribly dangerous element as far as the environment is concerned. In today's post, I am featuring a preloved Chanel bag and secondhand Jimmy Choo sandals.
One of the best things about luxury goods is that they are often classic pieces. However, they are also often unrealistically expensive. For me, there isn't any stigma in buying secondhand, and it makes financial sense, too. Quality holds up over time. And I do love feeling connected to my clothes' previous owners. Best of all, since I'm shy, I can have wonderful conversations with all of the women who owned them before me in the privacy of my own imagination. Gosh, I'm hopeless!
I'd love to dig a little deeper on the analogy part of the other people's clothes topic, but I'm not quite ready. I do think there's something to be said there, and with any luck, I'll have my thoughts on that ready before too long.
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Greenwich Unite takes fight to cuts councillors
Unite union members from across Greenwich took the fight against the cuts to the south London borough's council. An angry lobby demanded that the council reverse its plans to destroy local communities through a brutal cuts programme.
Staff and students from closure-threatened Blackheath Bluecoats School spoke passionately against the proposal to shut the school.
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Library workers protested against the threat of being transferred out to a Trust. A mass lobby of the full council is now being prepared for 26 October.
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Disk cloning is the process of copying the entire contents of one hard drive to another including the additional data mentioned before that enables you to boot to the operating system from the drive.
Cloning essentially allows you to make drive-to-drive copy of one of your computers hard drives on another hard drive. That second copy of the hard drive is completely functioning and can be instantly swapped with the computers existing hard drive and work as the intended. Basically a cloned drive is perfect to have and use in the event that something happens to your original such as a mechanical fault or a malicious virus finds its way on there.
In comparison disk imaging is the procedure of creating a backup copy of the all the contents of a hard drive.
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Galt Transport delivers Dunkirk little ship/
Galt Transport was recently involved in the transportation and unloading of Dunkirk little ship Skylark IX as the vessel starts the next stage of her recovery. The high profile job utilised a great range of equipment including a 5-axle steering semi low trailer, Artic Hiabs working in tandem and spreader beams, all expertly handled to transport and unload this delicate vessel.
Skylark IX's story is known by many, and with the 76th anniversary of Operation Dynamo approaching, it's a timely reminder of the job this brave little ship performed rescuing over 600 men from the shores of Dunkirk.
Over the course of two days, the vessel was hoisted on to Galt's 5-axle Nooteboom steering semi-low loader trailer at Rothesay Docks, Clydebank. The fragile vessel was then taken to Dumbarton Maritime Museum where a public reception was held the following morning before her onward journey to the Scottish Maritime Museum in Irvine for full restoration.
To unload the vessel in Irvine, Galt performed a tandem Hiab lift using a PK88 and PK78 Palfinger crane. Due to the size of the vessel two modular lifting beams were set at 5m to span the hull of the ship. The beam was then attached to each crane in order to reduce the strain on the hull during the lift.
Andrew Galt, Operations Director said 'The combined lifting capacity of the cranes is over 20 tonnes, and while the vessel weight was much less than this, having the extra capacity allowed the vessel to be unloaded in a single smooth motion without any difficulties'.
The vessel is expected to spend the next 18 months to two years at the Maritime Museum where she will be restored to her former glory.
Galt Transport have been operating a diverse transport and haulage fleet since 1947. The family run business operates throughout the UK, Ireland and the EU from 4 operating centres in Central Scotland. The company has a modern fleet of over 60 trucks and 100 trailers from varying manufacturers in an effort to maintain a truly flexible fleet. The company also offers storage facilities and driver training school.


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Moving forward into 2016, TLC Travels' Tours and Cruises will highlight more "Travel That Matters" destinations. As we continue to streamline our specialties and upcoming promotions, travel for Inspiration, Faith-Based and Volunteer purposes are encouraged and included on our 2016-17 package offers list. Our hope is to inspire more meaningful travel.
One of the Travel Partners we have selected to work with for booking our Faith-Based Travel packages is Globus Family of Brands. With over 50 years of creating vacations, Globus along with its member companies, Cosmos, Monograms and Avalon Waterways are providing premium travel experiences for independent and/or solo travelers as well as groups. Their small and large Group tour packages provides for great accommodations and inside access to some of the most popular and unique destinations around the world.
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- Nazareth in Galilee, chief scene of the ministry of Jesus Christ
- Mount of Beatitudes where Jesus delivered his Sermon on the Mount
- Jerusalem and its most biblical sites including the Garden Tomb, Wailing Wall, the Tomb of King David and much more
- The Church of the Nativity which stands on the site where Jesus was born in Bethlehem
- Bethany Beyond-the-Jordan, the wilderness home of John the Baptist and where Jesus was baptized
- Mt. Nebo, where Moses saw the Promised Land
- In Jordan, a rejuvenating stay at the Dead Sea
- On specific Cosmos departures, an opportunity to give back to the citizens of Israel and Jordan through light volunteer work
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1) So I can hear what people think about my thoughts and writings
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3) So I can understand the movement and experience of blgging
The question of writing online and the underlying motivations is one that I've been doing a lot of thinking about lately. Judy's Book-- my local search company -- www.judysbook.com -- asks users to enter information about their favorite service providers. It also asks people to create people with whom they'd like to share these reviews. This is a high level of interactivity to ask for from users -- no doubt! And yet, it's not much different from writing a blog. I was intrigued with blogging before Judy's Book. Now, I'm intrigued all the more. The fact that my company taps into some of the same motivations and behaviour hopefully is a good thing. I believe there's similarity between one's activity online blogging and a users activity online at Judy's Book-- and with time, I suspect there'll be more similarity.
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About This Episode
I'm beginning to do a short recap episode every 5th episode or so, as a way to summarize the takeaways and lessons learned from the past few business owners. These will be 20 to 35-minute episodes (instead of the longer form ones), and I'll summarize what takeaways or practical lessons I drew out from the previous business owners.
Listen and read everything you can by Seth Godin, or Gary Vee.
Fear is normal.
- So when you feel afraid, that's not necessarily a sign that you're doing something wrong.
- It's scary to put your name on something. It's scary to put yourself out to the world. But when you feel afraid, remember: what's the alternative? Not doing that thing. And besides, what's everyone else doing anyway?
Start lean.
- Ally started with $10,000 in a co-working space.
- Sarah started Rye Goods out of a food truck.
- You don't need to go into debt.
- Stacy started by buying antique, old rings, and cleaning them up, then selling for a higher value: 1, 10, 1,000
Invest in building your brand.
Work hard and keep your head down.
- Stacy flies out to LA on weekends and takes a red-eye home, just to find fresh styles, and keep up with trends.
- Sarah DM'd coffee shops, asking if they wanted to sample her baked goods and ended up getting her first wholesale clients. That's not sexy, but if 1 out of 10 end up as customers, and you need 10 wholesale accounts in the next month, DM 100 people!
Stay true to yourself.
- Stacy left Urban Outfitters rather than have no one know who her brand was, or what she was about.
- Sarah chose the location 90% of her followers didn't choose, and chose baking what she loved, rather than what the people wanted.
Seek council (or, you don't need school).
- Ally sought counsel from customers that happened to be really good at business, and developed good relationships with a couple who advised her.
- Sarah DMs bakers on the IG community to ask for tips and help.
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Solo's work confronts a lineage of trauma, addiction, and mental illness through the rituals of drawing, sculpture and assemblage.
Solo learned to create as a way to survive living in a violent home, seeking refuge in a world of his own making. However, rather than shy away from the darkness, his work confronts it boldly, depicting and evoking domestic and cultural violence, manifesting as a portraiture of trauma. Through these confrontational corporeal works, he seeks personal and collective healing. His practice fuses western art disciplines, queer liberatory strategies and traditional techniques drawn from his Cherokee-Mexican cultural lineage.
While represented at Catharine Clark Gallery, Solo presented three solo shows; his first, OTHER, sold out before its opening night at Art Basel. Solo's drawings reside in the prestigious Auchenbach Foundation For Graphic Arts at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Solo has also been nominated for the SECA Art Award. He has participated in group exhibitions in Berlin, London, Paris, Athens, Geneva, Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago and San Francisco. He has collaborated with choreographer Monique Jenkinson/Fauxnique, electronic musician Marc Kate and fashion label N.I.C.E. Collective.


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When trading, the prospective profit should be at least 3 times greater than the possible loss. Loss is defined by the size of the stop and profit can be defined by the next support or resistance relative to the one we use as an entry point (trigger). Which one of the two (nearest support or resistance), depends on the strategy we employ. This ratio should be at least 1:3 whatever criterion someone uses to define losses and profits. Of course there are strategies that don't apply the ratio but we believe the results can be optimized by using it. The rationale behind it is that if someone uses a fixed stop and number of shares in every trade, he/she can lose two trades (67%) and win only one (33%) and still be profitable, if the target in the profitable trade is reached. Lets say that trader A has a fixed stop of $1 and a fixed number of shares say 1000. If he performs two losing trades (price hits stop), the cumulative loss would be $2000. But if the next is a profitable trade and reaches the 1:3 ratio, then the profit would be $3000. Finally he will earn $1000 minus commission. The rationale of course is simplistic because nobody guaranties that trader A will have only two losing trades instead of 10 or 20 consecutive and nobody also guaranties that in the third trade he will reach his target. Besides its drawbacks and simplistic rationale the 1:3 ratio is important in trading because it improves risk management and augments the possibility of profitability.
Application of the ratio to a breakout
In CCJ we will open a long position above resistance (trigger) at $24, put a stop loss a few cents behind the nearest support and define a profit target at the nearest resistance ($28). So, maximum loss is $1/share and possible gain is $4/share. The loss/profit here is 1:4 which is even better than the 1:3, so from that point of view it is Okay to enter. Notice that we didn't set the target at the pick of the resistance candlestick because sellers might start selling stock long before price reaches this point. Also many times the price will stop ascending before it even approaches close to the target. In this case it might hit the profit taking stop and live as with a smaller profit than initially planed.


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text: Family ties lured Brad Shearer to Florida's Treasure Coast where he has resided in Vero Beach since 1986. A native of Wichita, Kansas, Brad satisfied his interest in automobiles by working his way through college with jobs in car dealerships ranging from Chevrolet to Porsche and Rolls-Royce. For 14 years Brad worked as a hardwood lumber trader with a Vero Beach based wholesale hardwood company, supplying domestic and South American hardwoods to furniture manufacturers and custom millwork producers throughout North America. Brad started his real estate career in 2001 and quickly found success in the residential sector, earning "Rookie Of The Year" and continuing as a consistent top producer. Brad demonstrated his dedication to excellence by earning both the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) and Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) designations within his first two years in the industry, and attributes his success in real estate to his goal of making each customer feel they are his only customer. Brad and his wife, Jeanie, are avid snow skiers, and charter members of the Vero Beach Ski Club. The Shearers enjoy an active lifestyle including running, biking and kayaking plus hiking and white water rafting in the mountains of North Carolina. Brad gets daily exercise with his rescued Black Mouth Curs, Bentley and Latte'.


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A periodic review of: a bank's assets and liabilities, as listed on its balance sheet; the competence of bank management; the quality of bank assets, especially loans; and the bank's compliance with state or federal banking regulations. Bank examinations are conducted by the bank's supervisory agency in order to detect problems at a bank before they become so serious as to result in the closure of the bank and investors' loss of funds.
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Mohammed Bin Zayed: Trip to Cairo
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince and UAE Armed Forces deputy supreme commander Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan (MBZ) travelled to the Egyptian capital on 15 May for talks with President Abdel Fatah El Sisi, who greeted his guest at Cairo International airport. The meeting provided an opportunity for both leaders to publicly condemn the sabotage of four ships in waters near Fujairah and the Houthi drone attack on Saudi oil pipelines.
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There are 3 stages in Covent Garden.
Blue(West Piazza-in front of St Paul's Church): Where the non-musicians perform
Yellow (South Hall or Courtyard): Where musicians perform
Green(North Hall) : Both musicians and non-musicians perform; where auditions for musicians are held
The area inside the red dots is private property and managed by private management company that grants performers their license. Anybody performing even 1 meter outside is in the jurisdiction of Westminster Council. The color and the alignment of stones on the road signals where the private starts and where the public ends.
I was informed that when a homeless person causes trouble inside this area, the security just starts standing close to the person so that he/she could slowly move away with his/her own will. There is no physical contact or verbal abuse but just standing still so that the person steps out of this zone. And as soon as s/he crosses goes beyond the private property, "it's Westminster's problem".


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I produced and edited a "day-in-review" video for each day of the RNC as part of our coverage of the 2016 Presidential Election. We also published raw video clips of the most social-friendly moments as they occurred.
I worked with my editor to identify which speakers would likely have moments that would play well online, and watched the conventions live. When something notable happened, like the crowd booing Sen. Ted Cruz for refusing to explicitly endorse Donald Trump, we'd jump into gear and begin production.
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After growing up in a military family and finally settling in the Hampton Roads area, William (Bill) Griswold started his career in retail sales. That new beginning led to him purchasing his first business while in college. Through time, dedication and Bill's leadership, his company developed into one of the largest stainless-steel manufacturing companies on the east coast. After selling it and moving to the Richmond area and marrying his wife Patricia. Bill then started working with a handful of Fortune 500 companies; Motorola, Security Link and ADT in their commercial sales departments.Having these experiences sparked several successful business ventures for Bill, including graphic design, insurance brokerage and tax preparation businesses-- some they still run today. Through having experiences in multiple facets of business, Bill has developed a keen understanding of the opportunities and challenges that come with buying and selling companies. Through first-hand, seasoned comprehension of the business world, Bill knows how important it is to have the knowledge, professionalism and confidentiality that First Choice Business Brokers brings to the table.
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'30 Rock' Recap: Dungeons, Dragons, Drunkards and Dennis
S6E12: After last week's mishap of an episode, I began to wonder if 30 Rock would ever fall back into the form of its glory days. While it might never really reach the same caliber of its first three years on air, 30 Rock does prove that it still has potential. This week's episode "St. Patrick's Day" is an example of the quality the show still has at its disposal.
All too often this season, 30 Rock has exhibited an abandonment of a cast of characters we once called "human." This week, however, our old friends Liz and Jack do seem to fall back in step with their relatable, believable incarnations. For the first time in quite a while, Liz experiences some real emotional growth. And Jack takes a legitimately interesting professional step.
"If it wasn't for the Germans, we wouldn't have any of the Indiana Jones movies." – Liz
After suffering a minor head injury, Dennis takes up on Liz's couch to recuperate. But Liz wants him out immediately, knowing that Dennis is a toxic force who will only serve to damage her relationship with Criss. Dennis' presence does bring up a touchy issue that Liz and Criss are dealing with: her emotional unavailability. Whereas Criss is secure and sweet and capable of expressing his feelings for Liz, she is closed-off, anxious, and phobic over saying "I love you," much to Criss' dismay.
Side note: the last two times or so when Dennis has been on 30 Rock, his material has not really lived up to that of earlier episodes featuring the character. Tonight's Dennis dialogue is perfect—misguided, oblivious, generous with misinformation.
We haven't seen Liz really grow in quite some time. Although I'd never have pegged Criss for her "perfect man"—Floyd, Carol, pre-"The Bubble" Dr. Drew Baird, even good ol' Cousin The Hair—any vehicle for Liz to experience any sort of fleshing out or examination is a worthy one.
"We all have faces that people just want to punch." – Frank
Jack discovers a Dungeons and Dragons-style game being played by the TGS writers. Due to the nature of the game—there's a lot of trading, business planning, conquering, the works—Jack takes immediate interest, drawing parallels between the isles in the game and his real life companies and such.
Jack quickly becomes champion of the game, even managing to solve one of the hardest puzzles (thanks to some advice from a light-hearted priest), and realizes that he can do the same for Kabletown. He doesn't want to sit idly by, working for a company like this. So, he won't. The writers shower Jack with fake gold coins while he deliberates his next move for his real company. Kabletown will be Jack Donaghy's.
"I'll treat them like my own children. Which is a bad example, because I left my kids at a Sears in 2004." – Hazel
Only one person can solve a problem like this: Kenneth. And after countless denials (from himself) of his right to do so, Kenneth gives in and vows always to be there for Tracy, Jenna and Hazel. It may no longer be his job, but it's his passion.
So, Liz has made personal steps and Jack professional. Both of these characters are exhibiting growth, and are suggesting some interesting stuff in the near future. What do you think will happen with Liz? Will she and Criss stay together? Get married? Have kids? And as for Jack, how far will his reign take him? Let us know in the comments section, or on Twitter @MichaelArbeiter.


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Despite rising interest in real world outcomes, our recent study (a collaboration with Pfizer) demonstrates that less than ten percent of diabetes clinical trials conducted in the past decade included patient-reported outcomes (PROs) as part of their protocols. We are presenting today at the 18th annual International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) conference in New Orleans. The study analyzed nearly 650 Phase 3 and Phase 2/3 diabetes clinical trials from the clinicaltrials.gov database. Among these trials, only 7.4 percent (47 trials) included PROs as part of their assessment protocols.
"One of the current trends in the pharmaceutical industry is to track real world outcomes. However, in the area of diabetes, one of the most prevalent diseases in the United States, patient-reported outcomes, which are a commonly used real world assessment tool, were included in less than ten percent of clinical trial protocols since the year 2000," said Ashley Jaksa, MPH, director of data and analytics at Context Matters.
The study concluded that the development of a standardized clinical trial-specific tool that helps measure patient-reported outcomes might lead to wider incorporation of PROs in clinical trial protocols, in line with the interest in real world outcomes.
"Working with Context Matters has been a very valuable experience. In the past, it was difficult and time-consuming to collect this information, but their data curation procedures and analytics platform has allowed us to gain a quick, clear understanding of the use of PROs in diabetes clinical trials in the past decade, " Alexandra Barsdorf, associate director, PRO Centre of Excellence, Global Market Access, PCBU, Pfizer, Inc.
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If you are searching for a historic site and perfect backdrop for your wedding, then Millbrook Cathedral is the perfect choice. Built in 1883, and restored in 2017, Millbrook Cathedral is a historical venue featuring a combination of classic and modern features and facilities for creating a memorable and beautiful wedding. Millbrook Cathedral offers full service on site from getting ready to ceremony and reception.
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This versatile and convenient venue provides an ideal setting for photos, getting ready, ceremony and party. It has beautiful spaces for hosting indoor and outdoor ceremonies. Millbrook Cathedral features an expansive ballroom, bride and groom's room, cocktail lounge and a lot of amazing photo opportunities inside and out. Parking is also available.
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We were wanting to have a very small elopement ceremony with a few close family members to witness our special day. Millbrook Cathedral met our needs perfectly. The church itself is breathtaking. Its beautifully maintained and still has a very old world feel to it. We also thought the church grounds was beautiful and perfect for our photos. The owners of the church were very warm and welcoming and had the church look exactly how we had hoped it would. We would definitely recommend a wedding or any other celebration to take place at this beautiful historic cathedral!Sent on 29/05/2018
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Susan was very friendly and professional! She was so accomodating and made sure we got everything we needed. Millbrook cathedral is beyond stunning, and they have done a great job at fixing it up! I would definitely recommend this venueSent on 11/11/2018
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text: 22 April Do you need to include personal/carer's leave on pay slips? April 22, 2017 By Reef Admin Leave provisions 0 The REEF advice team recently received an interesting question about whether an employee's personal/carer's leave balance needs to appear on their pay slip. The employee advised her employer that she needed to have some extended time off work to have an operation. She asked whether she had accrued enough personal/carer's leave to cover the duration of the expected absence. The employee also advised the employer that her understanding was that her accrued balance was required to be shown on her pay slip. Does it? In short, no. No such requirement exists, but there are obligations in relation to keeping certain employment records (including an employee's leave entitlements), as well as the issuing of pay slips. The Fair Work Regulations provide that the employer must maintain a record of an employee's leave entitlements. The record must set out any leave the employee takes, as well as the balance (if any) remaining from time to time. The Regulations also state the details that must be specified on an employee's pay slip. It must show: Employee's name Employer's name Employer's ABN Time period to which the pay slip relates Date on which payment was made Gross amount of payment Net amount of payment Any amount paid that is a bonus (e.g. commission), loading, allowance, penalty rate or other separately identifiable entitlement. The Regulation does not provide that leave balances need to be included on an employee's pay slip. Our understanding at REEF is that the Fair Work Ombudsman provides advice that while it's best practice to show an employee's leave balance on their pay slip, it's not required. As a final note, members should remember that if an employee asks about their current entitlement to any type of leave, you are required to provide them with the correct advice. If you have any questions, please call REEF on 1300 616 170. Related Changes to annual leave provisions now in play In an important decision by the Fair Work Commission, annual leave provisions in modern awards have been varied to provide greater administrative flexibility. The changes apply from the first pay period on or after 29 July 2016. Doctor, give me the news: Employee entitlement to personal/carer's leave It's not uncommon for an employee to ask for a few hours off to visit their GP or attend a specialist medical appointment. They're not sick, but there's something they need attended to. Are they entitled to personal/carer's leave? Domestic violence leave now available to employees From 1 August 2018, all employees covered by modern awards have access to family and domestic violence leave. Here's what you need to know. Buying an agency? You need to understand employee entitlements The sale of a real estate agency is something most business owners will face at some point. Here are some things to be aware of when it comes to employee entitlements. Medical certificates and personal leave policies Can a personal leave policy insist that employees provide a medical certificate as proof of illness or injury? And if it does, is the policy compliant with the Fair Work Act 2009 and modern awards? How cashing out annual leave can impact super contributions Do you need to include the cashed out portion of annual leave in an employee's ordinary time earnings for the purpose of calculating superannuation guarantee contributions? Comments are closed.


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Exposing the Impossible
Tonight, at a packed Barnes and Noble in Edina, Minnesota, Steve Parke created an environment that paralleled the one he crafted in his new book, Picturing Prince. One that captured Prince's essence not only with visuals but with compelling vignettes of Prince, the man with a unique work ethic. "One of my favorite things about the book is that he picked everything in there," Parke grinned thinking about the time Prince would spend after photo shoots deleting everything he found less than suitable to portray his identity in that exact moment. Parke started as the art director at Paisley Park in 1988 and stayed on for 14 years, until the birth of his son shifted his priorities. During their time together, Prince loved the ability to delete digital photos on the spot if he didn't like them, rather than having negatives of undesirable images that could potentially surface later.
When Parke started working at Paisley Park on the Glam Slam video set, there was not a lot of direction coming from Prince. The idea was, "If you don't hear anything, just keep going." This sort of "trial by fire," as Morris Hayes called it, seems to be customary for most, if not all, Paisley Park personnel. Hayes, who served as Prince's keyboardist and musical director for 20+ years, acted as a moderator and co-storyteller at the event this evening. Prince put a lot of trust in every single person he kept in his world and had an equal amount of faith in each person's abilities. Parke recalled many opportunities where "[Prince] would say, 'Can you do this?' And I said, 'Yes.' And he believed me." Hayes' first experience as a new musician in the band left him feeling a little less confident in his abilities. After bringing up his concerns with his new boss, he was lectured, "If you want to stay here, I don't accept 'impossible'…we figure it out."
This concept of never giving up and always trying new things was a theme among much of the conversation tonight. As we have learned in previous stories from friends and employees, Prince was very much involved in every aspect of his work. There were many times Parke would be working in Photoshop, and Prince would sit directly behind him and watch. Often, he would make comments about the way Parke should be working on a project and inadvertently set him back several hours. Hayes interjected, "While he's watching you work, he's also studying," and he seamlessly segued into a story about bowling with Prince. As the band would hang out in a bowling alley, Prince would simply sit and watch, asking a question about the sport every few minutes. Morris would explain what the game was about, and Prince would simply nod and let all the information settle in. When he finally attempted to bowl for the first time, he had allowed himself to completely understand the mechanics of the game. He proceeded to bowl several strikes in a row. "He doesn't like to look bad doing anything," Hayes smirked.
This control over his image allowed him to portray perfection in everything he did, but sometimes at the expense of hiding his true character. Everyone who knows Prince knows he had a great sense of humor, but Parke commented, "he didn't show that in his photos much." We can see the result of this in the amount of stoic or more sensual images of Prince as opposed to silly ones of his great smile. Though, some serious images tend to have funny stories behind them. For instance, there's an image in Parke's book with a series of three photos of Prince playing a white habibi (Symbol guitar). Because Parke's camera had a longer exposure time, the photos would have been blurry if simply captured while Prince played his guitar. So, to be accommodating to Parke's artistic needs, Prince played a guitar solo, occasionally stopping to hold a powerful guitar-playing pose, then continued his solo. This went on until the photoshoot was completed.
Sometimes the same sense of control vaguely translated into directions for Parke that didn't quite make sense. When working on the art for Chaos and Disorder, Parke remembers Prince explaining, "I want that to look like a dead dog in the road but not a dead dog in the road." Seems like straight-forward instructions, right? But Parke recounted that, on numerous projects, "Sometimes you would go down a path that he would tell you to go down, and then he'd get mad and say he didn't tell you to go down that path."
We all know Prince's control didn't stop at his image but carried on through his entire being and his sound. Hayes talked about hearing Crystal Ball while it was still a bootleg and thinking how crazy it was for Prince to play each instrument on a separate 15-minute track and know exactly how it would sound blended with all the other instruments (even the ones that hadn't been recorded yet). "Everything is finished in my head," Prince would say; he simply had to focus on the execution. Even though Prince was an incredible multi-instrumentalist, he told Hayes, "Above all else, I'm a poet." When Hayes was learning the keyboard parts, he was only focusing on what he needed to play. But after it was all committed to memory, he started really listening to the lyrics in every song and was astounded by Prince's songwriting abilities as a lyricist.
But, beyond this incredible artist with a complete vision for his output, there was a man who just believed in working hard. "Why do people think I just play? I don't play; I work," Prince told Parke one day. Prince opened up to Parke about the stresses of his work numerous times. During the Greatest Romance Ever Sold music video shoot, Prince told Parke about how stressed he got about that kind of work. Prince wouldn't eat for a few days before a video shoot, so he would have enough energy to do everything he wanted. As Prince looked around the room at all the individuals working on the shoot, he told Parke about the pressure he felt knowing that he was paying all those people's bills. At another point in the night, Hayes talked about having moments where he looked at Prince and remembered he was that Purple Rain star, but he said, "You forget there's another guy in there that's a real dude."
Parke does an incredible job of capturing the identity of that "real dude," in his new book, which really is as intimate of a portrait as you can get. He shares stories of the prankster, the boundary-pusher, and the intellectual; but you'll have to purchase his book to read all his interesting insights or attend one of the events on his book signing tour.


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UPGCOUNT is an AE in current tools releases. Also, there is no delivered page to kick-off this process. The output from this report is critical to determine the success of a major migration (MP or multiple bundles or Upgrade). This helps validate the process to ensure that no data was lost as a result of the migration (running Data Mover scripts, data conversion, etc).
Here are some methods that you can use to run this AE program.
1.Through App Designer
- Open the UPGCOUNT AE in App Designer
- Click on Run Program icon
- Choose appropriate options on the "Run Request" dialog box
The output file will be located in your temp folder
2.Through command line
- Execute the below commands for running on UNIX
export PS_SERVDIR=$PS_HOME/appserv/prcs/FDMO export PS_SERVER_CFG=$PS_HOME/appserv/prcs/FDMO/psprcs.cfg psae -CT Oracle -CD FDMO -CO VP1 -CP VP1 -R UPGCOUNT1 -AI UPGCOUNT -I 11 -TRACE 135
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A. Carter - March 16th, 2009
If you can't find UPGCOUNT's output (list of counts), try setting the PS_SERVDIR environment variable to your preferred directory, and rerun.


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Occupational Health Advisor
- Recruiter
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- Location
- Plymouth, Devon
- Salary
- Salary: To £40k + Benefits according to experience
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- 14 Jan 2019
- Closes
- 11 Feb 2019
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- Job Type
- Occupational Health
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- Healthcare
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- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
Our client, a major healthcare provider are looking to recruit a qualified permanent Occupational Health Advisor based in the Plymouth area.
This is a permanent full time role for 37 ½ hours per week which will be partly home based and also based at their client's sites according to the needs of the business.
You will be carrying out the full OH Remit and you will need to be a registered Nurse with a formal OH Qualification in order to apply.
Salary: To £40k + Benefits according to experience.
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Is data science the key to marketing? In a word, yes! There was a time when statisticians did not have to be so scientific. The age of big data had everyone so thrilled about the volume of data they could collect that no one actually started to think about organization until a few years ago.…Read More
Are You Measuring the Right Results? Open rates, click through rates (CTRs), and conversions are just a few of the metrics most B2B marketers tend to use when determining the results of their work. But are those really the best metrics for determining success? According to new data from Forrester, not necessarily. More and more…Read More
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Why Content Marketing Should Be Part of Your Digital Strategy Content marketing. Heard of it? If not, you probably haven't been reading much Navigate-the-Channel. We've spoken a lot about how content is an incredibly effective B2B strategy to provide more information to customers at the early stages of their buyer's journey, establish companies' trust…Read More
Use the Data Available to You to See the Whole Picture Guest Contributor: Corey Morris, Digital Marketing Director Lead attribution and the customer journey. Yes, these are two of the most commonly used buzzwords in digital marketing right now. This is not a lazy blog post to latch onto what others are saying and to give…Read More
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Keep Your Eyes on Generational Shifts in Key Decision Makers I was recently asked to offer some insights for "2016 Trends in B-to-B Marketing," an article in Marketing Daily. As you might expect from the title, they wanted to know what trends marketers should be planning for in the coming year, and they asked…Read More
Now More Than Ever, Marketing Still Matters to the Bottom Line Those of us who have been in the building products industry for many years know that when times get tough, marketing can be one of the first things to get cut. The simple, undeniable truth is that B2B marketing is often underrated, and…Read More
Don't Ditch Lead Generation—Do Lead Generation Better As B2B marketers, how do we quantify the results of our work? How do we prove the effectiveness? The ROI. That's the constant challenge we face, especially when it comes to the building industry, where we have to be that much smarter. The numbers prove it: 32% of…Read More
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Can You Spare a Room?
June 26th, 2014
So maybe you've got a big enough house to accommodate your relatives during the holidays. But what do you do with the delightfully decorated and inviting space the rest of the year? Do you enjoy meeting new people, trading travel stories and making some extra money? Why not try renting your room(s) out short term?
The MPT rents a room upstairs in our house via AirBnB when the kids aren't with us. Our guests are quite interesting business or world travelers and stay for two or three nights. Since we are busy REALTORS(r) and also involved in our community we aren't home much to socialize but we try to have a wine and cheese meet and greet with our guests when they arrive. And we now have quite the collection of interesting international foods….like Vegemite! Along with a not-too-shabby travel fund for ourselves. Try it! You might like it.


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Calif. Nurses To Strike This Week if Negotiations Falter
On Monday, a union representing nurses in California and Illinois said thousands of members will walk off their jobs on Thursday and Friday at Kaiser Permanente's Los Angeles Medical Center and two California-based hospitals owned by Providence Health and Services if progress is not made in contract negotiations this week. California Nurses Association spokesperson Chuck Idelson said the issues vary by location but include health benefits, salary and nurse-to-patient staffing ratios.
- "Nurses Union Plans Short Strikes in California and Illinois" (Bernstein, Reuters, 4/27).