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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends several safety tips to the victims of floods. This safety alert illustrates some dangerous practices which consumers may be tempted to engage in during efforts to rebuild or while staying in temporary housing, tents or partially damaged homes. This information is provided in an effort to prevent injuries and deaths from consumer products as flood survivors make new beginnings. "We hope this information helps prevent product-related injuries and deaths during these difficult times."
Do not use electrical appliances that have been wet.
Water can damage the motors in electrical appliances, such as furnaces, freezers, refrigerators, washing machines, and dryers.
If electrical appliances have been under water, have them dried out and reconditioned by a qualified service repairman. Do not turn on damaged electrical appliances because the electrical parts can become grounded and pose an electric shock hazard or overheat and cause a fire. Before flipping a switch or plugging in an appliance, have an electrician check the house wiring and appliance to make sure it is safe to use.
Electricity and water don't mix.
Use a ground-fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI) to help prevent electrocutions and electric shock injuries. Portable GFCIs require no tools to install and are available at prices ranging from $12 to $30.
When using a "wet-dry vacuum cleaner," be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid electric shock.
Do not allow the power cord connections to become wet. Do not remove or bypass the ground pin on a three-prong plug. Use a GFCI to prevent electrocution.
Never remove or bypass the ground pin on a three-pronged plug in order to insert it into a non-grounding outlet.
Never allow the connection between the machine's power cord and the three-wire grounded extension cord to lie in water.
To prevent a gas explosion and fire, have gas appliances (natural gas and LP gas) inspected and cleaned after flooding.
If gas appliances have been under water, have them inspected and cleaned and their gas controls replaced, if necessary. The gas company or a qualified appliance repair person or plumber should do this work. Water can damage gas controls so that safety features are blocked, even if the gas controls appear to operate properly. If you suspect a gas leak, don't light a match, use any electrical appliances, turn lights on or off, or use the phone. These may produce sparks. Sniff for gas leaks, starting at the water heater. If you smell gas or hear gas escaping, turn off the main valve. Open windows, leave the area immediately, and call the gas company or a qualified appliance repair person or plumber for repairs. Never store flammable materials near any gas appliance or equipment.
Check to make sure your smoke detector is functioning.
Smoke detectors can save your life in a fire. Check to make sure the smoke detector is working properly near any electrical equipment such as HVAC equipment, washer and dryer units, and water heaters that could have been damage during flooding
Wet carpet and other furnishings can lead to the growth of biological pollutants.
Bacteria, fungi, and dust mites can grow on wet surfaces. If furnishings have been under water, they must be thrown out or steam-cleaned and dried thoroughly.


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The Proportional Voting Solution
Through proportional voting systems,
like-minded groupings of voters win legislative seats in better
proportion to their share of the population. Whereas winner-take-all
elections award 100% of power to a 50.1% majority, proportional voting
allow voters in a minority to win a fair share of representation.
Proportional voting describes a broad range of methods that require at
some legislators to be elected in districts with more than one seat.
Full Representation Pages:
MASTER STUDY RESOLUTIONA 19th Century Champion of Democracy
A 19th Century Champion of Democracy: An Early Critique of Winner-Take-All
A PR Glossary
American Political Crisis Could Lead to Full Representation
Analysis: The Case for Voting Systems that Promote Full Representation and Majority Rule
BC-STV: The British Columbia Campaign for Choice Voting
Books to Download
Cambridge Choice Voting 2005
Considerations on Representative Government
Developments for Proportional Voting Around the World (Sept. 2005)
District Shapes and Interest Representation
Early American Adoptions of Proportional Representation
Editors Note
FairVote Top Two Brief (WA State)
Frequently Asked Questions
Full Representation is Fair for Everyone
Full Representation Voting Systems
Full Representation vs. Single-Member Districts in States
Full Representation: Proportional Systems Promote Inclusion, Deliberation and Better Policy
House of Representatives? Hardly.
How Full Representation Helps Women
Introduction: Towards a more Representative Government
Israel Knesset Election 2006
Japanese Parliamentary Elections 2005
John Stuart Mill on Proportional Representation
Justice Thomas on Full Representation Voting Systems
Keep It Simple
Letting the Voters Decide
Proportional Voting and Winner-take-all: Analyzing Palestine's Legislative Elections
Proportional Voting in Ireland
Proportional Voting in Puerto Rico
Proportional Voting in Scotland
Proportional Voting Testimony
Proportional Voting: The Next Step for Democracy
Redistricting Reform Watch
Richie and Hill Respond
Sample Proportional Voting Legislation For Congress
Sample State Voting Rights Act
Shaking Up Congress in Texas
The Case for Proportional Representation
The Proportional Voting Solution
The States' Choice of Voting Systems Act H.R. 1173
The Velvet Revolution
UK Parliamentary Elections - 2005
Video Library
Voter Choice Act (HR 2690)
West Virginia Constitution, Article VI
When the U.S. Government Endorses Full Representation
Why I Like Proportional Representation
Winner-take-all vs. Full Representation
Women's Representation Worldwide
Full Representation Pages:
Black Representation Under Cumulative Voting in IL
Law Requires Lessons on Constitution
Louisiana's Nonpartisan Primary: Model or Travesty of Reform?
New Flash Animation on Choice Voting
Redistricting and Incumbent Protection in 2001-2002
Rob Richie's Letter to the Ohio Help America Vote Act Planning Commission
1. What Did Votes Have to Do With It?
100 % Registration Project Supporters
103rd Congress
107th Congress
109th Congress
12th Amendment
15th Amendment
16 and 17-Year-Old Pre-Registration Bill
17-year-old Primary & Caucus Voting
1994 Elections in Mexico: Still Neither Fully Free Nor Fully Fair
1996 Australian House of Representatives Election Results
1997 Computerization
19th Amendment
2000 Voter Turnout
2001 Utah GOP Convention IRV Elections
2001 Vermont Secretary of State Memo on IRV Feasibility
2002 Voter Turnout
2004 Election Problems: Alaska
2004 Election Problems: Connecticut
2004 Election Problems: Idaho
2004 Election Problems: Iowa
2004 Election Problems: Kansas
2004 Election Problems: Massachusetts
2004 Election Problems: Michigan
2004 Election Problems: Minnesota
2004 Election Problems: Nebraska
2004 Election Problems: Nevada
2004 Election Problems: New Mexico
2004 Election Problems: Ohio
2004 Election Problems: Rhode Island
2004 Election Problems: South Dakota
2004 Election Problems: Vermont
2004 Election Problems: Wyoming
2004 Electoral Problems - Arizona
2004 Electoral Problems - Arkansas
2004 Electoral Problems - California
2004 Electoral Problems - Colorado
2004 Electoral Problems - Georgia
2004 Electoral Problems - Indiana
2004 Facts in Focus: The Least Competitive U.S. House Elections in American History
2004 U.S. House Elections
2004 Voter Turnout
2004: FairVote's Year in Democracy
2006 Election Problems: Alabama
2006 Hot Spots
2006 Maine Democratic Party Platform
2006 Presidential Elections
in Haiti, Finland, and Chile
2006 SoS Elections
2007 Colorado Voter Choice Task Force Report
2008 Campaign Events
2008 Campaign Tracker
2008 Presidential Ad Spending
2009 Legislation
23rd Amendment
23rd Amendment
24th Amendment
26th Amendment
84% in Takoma Park: Lessons from a landslide win
FairVote California
A 19th Century Champion of Democracy
A 19th Century Champion of Democracy: An Early Critique of Winner-Take-All
A Brief History of Proportional Representation in the United States
A Constitutional Right to Vote
A Fairer Way to Conduct Single-Winner Elections
A Few States to Win
A Full Vote for First Time Voters
A History of Full Representation Experimentation and Success
A Letter to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
A message from John Anderson
A New Era of Electoral Reform
A PR Glossary
A Pro-Democracy Commission for the United States (1995)
A Quick Analysis Of 2000 London Mayor's Race and Media Coverage
A Roadmap to Reform
A Sample Statute for Choice Voting
A Success Story in California
A Tribute to John Anderson
A Uniform Advance Voter Registration Age
ABOLISH THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE -- Senate Speech - Speech by Senator RIchard Durbin
About the Voting Rights Act
Absentee Ballots
AccuPoll Incorperated
Acquiring Ranked Choice Equipment
Action Agenda of Massachusetts Democratic Party Takes Postion on IRV
Action Kit for Choice Voting
Action Kits
Activists of the Month
Adam Fogel-Right to Vote Director
Additional Information on STV and Choice Voting
Additional Resources
Addressing Louisiana�s Post-Katrina Electoral Problems
Adopting Fair Student Elections
Advanced Voting Solutions
Advisory Committee
Advocacy Efforts and Campaigns
Alabama Election Administration
Alabama Electoral Situation
Alabama Redistricting 2000
Alabama SoS Candidates
Alaska Election Administration
Alaska Electoral Situation
Alaska Lieutenant Governor Candidates
Alaska Redistricting 2000
Alaska Republicans endorse instant runoff voting ballot measure
Alternative Voting Systems
American Political Crisis Could Lead to Full Representation
Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) Conference
Amicus Brief Filed March 2, 2006
Amicus Brief Filed, 1995
Amicus Brief Filed, 1999
Amicus Brief Filed, Summer 2007
Amy Ngai - Program for Representative Government, Director
An Argument for Full Representation from the Left
An Argument for Full Representation from the Right
An Early 20th Century American Use of an Alternative Voting Method
An Invitation from Krist Novoselic
An Overlooked Problem with the Two-Round System
Analysis: The Case for Voting Systems that Promote Full Representation and Majority Rule
And The Last Shall Be First
Andrew Kirshenbaum
Ann Arbor, Michigan Charter Amendment
Answering Objections from Election Administrators
Antonio Gonzalez
Antonio Gonzalez Letter of Support for High School Registration
APIA Vote Executive Director
Apply for a Job at FairVote
Archived Legislation and Ballot Measures 2003-2004
Are all first choices counted?
Ari Savitzky - Director of FairVote Rhode Island
Arianna Huffington
Arizona Election Administration
Arizona Electoral Situation
Arizona Redistricting 2000
Arizona SOS Candidates
Arkansas Election Administration
Arkansas Electoral Situation
Arkansas IRV for military voters
Arkansas Redistricting 2000
Arkansas SoS Candidates
Articles & Reports
Articles About Voter Turnout
Ashland, Oregon Press Release
At-large Election Systems
Automatic Voter Registration
Avante Intel Technology
Average Margin of Victory
Average Margin of Victory
Average Margin of Victory
Average Margin of Victory Rankings
Awarding Electoral Votes by Congressional District
Ballot counting in Cambridge
Ballot Questions
Bart Bouricius' 2003 Testimony to the Connecticut House of Representatives
BC-STV: The British Columbia Campaign for Choice Voting
Best Methods for Representing California
BI 20 (Voters First Act)
Bill seeks to revamp runoffs: Luebke to propose instant voting law
Board Members
Board rethinks Sunday voting
Books to Download
Breakthroughs in states requiring voting equipment to support fair election methods
Brendan Buff
Brennan Center: Executive Assistant
Brennan Center: Voting Rights Fellow
British Columbia Citizens Assembly (BC-STV) Flash Animation
British Election Analysis
CA Democratic Chair Art Torres Speaks Up for The American Plan
Caleb Kleppner (On Leave)
California Democratic Party Endorses IRV
California Election Administration
California Electoral Situation
California gubernatorial candidate calls for full representation and instant runoff voting in first debate
California HAVA Testimony
California Houseparties
California Local Options Bill (AB1294)
California Pending Legislation
California Redistricting 2000
California Redistricting Watch
California Reform Initiative
California SoS Candidates
California Voting Rights Act of 2001
California Young Democrats Endorse Presidential Primary Reform Plan
California's Voting Systems Panel Approves IRV-Compatible Equipment for Use in San Francisco
Cambridge Ballot History
Cambridge Choice Voting 2005
Cambridge, MA on Voting Equipment
Campaign Posters
Campaign Resources from the Successful IRV Campaign in Burlington, VT
Campus Action Kit Documents
Campus Media
Carter-Baker Commission: Bolder than Advertised
Cary video
Cary Voters React to their New Voting System
Chapter 1: Making the Case for Full Representation in the United States
Chapter Four: Full Representation and the Voting Rights Act
Chapter Three: Full Representation in Local Elections
Chapter Two: American Voting System History
Charts: Plurality Wins in U.S. Senate
Choice Hand Counts: Troubleshooting
Choice Voting -- The Optimal Proportional Representation Election Method
Choice Voting
The Optimal Proportional Voting Method
Choice Voting and Multi-Racial Electorates
Choice Voting In Action
Choice Voting in Cambridge
Choice Voting in Davis, California
Choice Voting in New York: A Case Study
Choice Voting Program Director
Choice Voting vs. Cumulative Voting
Choice Voting vs. Traditional Winner-Take-All
Choice-Voting Hand Counts: Procedure
Choice-Voting Hand Counts: Starting Off
Chris Jerdonek - Northern California Representative
Christian Abraham
Citizens Assemblies
Citizens' Guide to Voting Equipment
City Elections in Oxford, Ohio
Civic Participation and Rehabilitation Act
Civil Rights Groups Endorse Flexible Equipment 2007
Civil Rights Groups on Voting Equipment Flexibility
Claim Democracy
Clay Mulford
Colleges and Universities Using Instant Runoff Voting for Student Government Elections
Colorado Democratic Party
Colorado Election Administration
Colorado Electoral Situation
Colorado Redistricting 2000
Colorado SoS Candidates
Common Cause
Communities in America Currently Using Proportional Voting
Communities of Color
Community Action Kit Documents
Compatibility of voting equipment with ranked-ballot voting systems
Compatibility of voting equipment with ranked-ballot voting systems: Sample Language
Computerized Counting Programs
Computerizing a Cambridge Tradition: Testing Preference Voting on a Computer Program
Concerns With The Electoral College
Concession ends doubt in agriculture post race: Republican wins office for first time
Congressional Priorities - 2009-2010
Congressman John Porter
Congressman Tanner's Fairness and Independence in Redistricting Act (H.R. 2642)
Connecticut Election Administration
Connecticut Electoral Situation
Connecticut Redistricting 2000
Connecticut SOS Candidates
Considerations on Representative Government
Constitution Day History
Constitution Project on Equipment Flexibility
Constitutional Amendments
Constitutional Residence
Constitutionality of Multi-member Districts
Contact Us
Contact your legislators
Controversial Elections
Correcting the Spoiler Effect
Count Every Vote Act of 2005
County Problems
Cumberland County
Cumulative Elections in Alabama (2004)
Cumulative Voting
Cumulative Voting -- A Commonly Used Proportional Representation Method
Cumulative Voting
A Commonly Used Proportional Voting Method
Cumulative Voting and the Voting Rights Act
Cumulative Voting at Work in Texas
Cumulative Voting for Corporate Boards
Cumulative Voting Imposed in Maryland County
Cumulative Voting in an Alabama County
Cumulative Voting in South Dakota
Cumulative Voting Sample Language
Current and Recent Non-Majority Governors
CVD Submits Brief on Instant Runoff Voting to Texas Attorney General
Cynthia M. Gibson, Ph.D.
Cynthia Terrell - Special Projects
Cynthia Terrell, Secretary
Dan Johnson-Weinberger
Danaher Controls
Data and Methodology
Data Available
David Cobb Calls for IRV
David Moon - Chief Operating Officer
David Segal - Analyst
David Wilner
Davis 2006
Davis, CA
DC Voting Rights
DC VRA Resources
De-Bunking Kathy Dopp's 15 Flaws of Instant Runoff Voting
Delaware Election Administration
Delaware Electoral Situation
Delaware Redistricting 2000
Demand the End of an 18th Century Anachronism
Democracy Day
Democracy in Iraq and Afghanistan
Democracy Index
Democracy Index
Democracy Index
Democracy Index Rankings
Democracy Innovation Brochure Series
Democracy Job Bank
Democracy Matters - Paid Undergraduate Internships
Democracy Rising conference
Democracy SoS
Democracy SoS Project
Demonstration Elections
Developments for Proportional Voting Around the World (Sept. 2005)
Diebold Electronic Systems
Disputed results
District of Columbia Election Administration
District of Columbia Electoral Situation
District Shapes and Interest Representation
Do I have to rank all the candidates?
Do runoff elections reflect voters' will?
Documentary on Cumulative Voting in Illinois
Downballot GOP Blues?
Download Your Right to Vote Materials
Dubious Democracy
Dubious Democracy
Dubious Democracy 2003-2004
Dubious Democracy 2005
Dubious Democracy 2005
Dubious Democracy 2007
Dubious Democracy: Early Years
Early American Adoptions of Proportional Representation
Early Voting, Absentee Voting and Election Day as a Holiday
Early Works on Proportional Voting
Editors Note
Educational Materials
Educational Tools and Materials
Edward Hailes, Vice-Chair
Eight Reforms
Ekua Boateng
Elected Officials
Electing the President by National Popular Vote
Election Administration
Election Administration
Election Data Corporation
Election Data Direct, Inc
Election Data Project
Election Day: Register, Monitor, Get Help
Election Systems and Software
Election Weekend Act
Election Works
Electoral College Quotes
Electoral Reform In Canada
Electoral Reform in the Netherlands
Electoral Replacements
Electoral Systems in General
Electoral Systems Matter
Electoral Tie
Electronic Voting and Voter Verified Paper Ballots
Employment Opportunities at FairVote
End Majority Rule
Endorsement: National Black Caucus of State Legislators
Endorsement: National Latino Congreso
Endorsers of the NPV Plan
Equal-and-Even Cumulative Voting in Peoria
Eric Olson's Testimony on Maryland Instant Runoff Voting Bill
Eric Olson's Testimony on Maryland Instant Runoff Voting Bill
Erik Connell - Democracy Fellow
Erin Bowser
Eugene Oregon Ballot Measure
Eugene, OR post-mortem analysis of campaign
Evaluation of San Francisco's First Ranked Choice Election
Eve Robert
Ex-Offenders Voting Rights Act of 2005
Excerpt from A More Perfect Union: Advancing New American Rights
Excerpt from The Radical Center: The Future of American Politics
Excerpts from Overruling Democracy: The Supreme Court vs. The American People
Exit Poll Surveys Show Voters
Like Instant Runoff Voting
Explanation of Continuing Ballots
Extending the Election Data Project
Fact Sheets
Fair Elections
Fair Provisional Ballot and Voter ID Laws
FairVote - Legislation to Support
FairVote and its Mission
FairVote Bookmark
FairVote California Board
FairVote Campaigns
FairVote Democracy Fellows
FairVote Files Two Amicus Briefs in Port Chester (NY) Voting Rights Case
FairVote Forum on the Electoral College
FairVote Gets Involved in Voting Rights Lawsuits
FairVote Interview with Neal Peirce
FairVote IRV Reports
FairVote National Popular Vote Video
FairVote Newsletters
FairVote Partners with Voting Solutions to Release Voting Software under Open License
FairVote Position on Voting Equipment, Election Integrity & Auditability
FairVote Protects Youth Voting Rights in Maryland
FairVote RI Advance Registration Policy Brief
FairVote Staff Testimony
FairVote Top Two Brief (WA State)
FairVote Videos
FairVote's Innovative Analysis
FairVote's Analysis of Open US House Seats
FairVote's Board of Directors
FairVote's Classroom Resources
FairVote's Comments on Federal Elections Commission's Proposed New Voting System Standards
FairVote's Leadership
FairVote's National Hava Committee Testimony
FairVote's Position on Proprietary Software and Paper Trails
FairVote's Programs
FairVote's State Voter Registration Agenda
FairVote's Voting and Democracy Research Center
FairVote�s Campaign for Free and Fair Elections in America
Faithless Electors
Favorite Son Effect
Faye Park
Featured FairVote Videos
FEC Voting Equipment Standards
Federal Election Integrity Act
Federal Primary Election Runoffs and Voter Turnout Decline, 1994-2008
Federal Runoffs Turnout Chart
Fidlar Doubleday (dealer for Diebold)
Filibuster 2005 - Who Represents America?
First Annual Birthday 'Celebration' for the Father of Gerrymandering
Flash Animations
Flaws with Voting Systems
Florida Election Administration
Florida Electoral Administration
Florida League of Women Voters
Florida Redistricting 2000
Florida Redistricting Watch
Forsyth County
Forward: A Pro-Democracy Commission for the United States
Four Reasons to Support Right to Vote Amendment
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Instant Runoff Voting
Full Representation
Full Representation in Action
Full Representation is Fair for Everyone
Full Representation Voting Systems
Full Representation vs. Single-Member Districts in States
Full Representation: Proportional Systems Promote Inclusion, Deliberation and Better Policy
Gallup Direct Election Polls Since 1944
Georgia Election Administration
Georgia Electoral Situation
Georgia Redistricting 2000
Georgia SoS Candidates
Get Involved
Get Involved
Get Involved
Get Involved in Your State
Getting Started
Glendale IRV Campaign Direct Mail
Glossary of Terms
Glossary of Terms
Glossary of Voting and Democracy Terms
Granville County
Guide to Giving
Guide To Hand Counts
Guilford County
Hand Count Options for Public Elections
Hand counting choice voting elections using fractional transfers
Hart InterCivic
HAVA Testimony
Hawaii Election Administration
Hawaii Electoral Situation
Hawaii Redistricting 2000
Headshots for Press
Hendrik Hertzberg
High School Registration FAQ
Historical Quotes
History of African-American Success in Cambridge
History of Creating Congressional Districts
History of Proportional Voting in US
Horserace Talk
House Joint Resolution 36
House Joint Resolution 41
House of Representatives? Hardly.
How are Chris' "surplus votes" redistributed after counting first choices?
How Can We Achieve Fair Representation in Iraq?
How Choice Voting Works
How Full Representation Helps Women
How IRV Works
How the Electoral College Works Today
How to Register and Vote in U.S. Elections
How to use IRV for elections in your organization
How women suffer under winner-take-all
Howard Dean
Howard Dean on IRV (video)
Howard Dean on Mark Johnson Show
Howard Dean supports IRV in
Howard Dean�s 50-State Strategy
Idaho - Diversity
Idaho - HAVA/Machine Issues
Idaho - Open/Closed Primary
Idaho - Overview
Idaho - Plurality v. Majority
Idaho - Primary Competitiveness
Idaho - turnout
Idaho Election Administration
Idaho Electoral Situation
Idaho Redistricting 2000
Idaho SoS Candidates
Ideas for Boosting Democracy in 2007
Ignoring Your Vote
Illinois Cumulative Voting Legislation (SJRCA 37)
Illinois Drive to Revive Cumulative Voting
Illinois Election Administration
Illinois Electoral Situation
Illinois HAVA Testimony
Illinois Pending Legislation
Illinois Poll Shows Support for IRV
Illinois Redistricting 2000
Illinois Redistricting Watch
Illinois Senate Bill 1789, 92nd General Assembly
Illinois ties for last in presidential campaign attention
Illinois Voter Registration changes for College Students
Illinois' Drive to Revive Cumulative Voting
Impact of Increasing House Size
Implementing Choice Voting
Implementing the Vote
Important lessons learned for IRV advocates in Alaska
Improving the Constitution
In the News: Canada
In-Depth Articles and Reports on Instant Runoff Voting
Incumbency Bumps
Incumbent General Election Win Streaks
Indiana Election Administration
Indiana Electoral Situation
Indiana Redistricting 2000
Indiana SoS Candidates
Individual Endorsements
Instant Runoff Voting
Instant runoff voting (IRV) - a fairer way to conduct single-winner elections
Instant Runoff Voting -- The Cary Experience
Instant Runoff Voting and Ballot-Counting on Optical Scan Machines
Instant Runoff Voting and Its Impact on Racial Minorities
Interactive Exercises & Videos
Intern Resources (INTERNAL)
International Elections
International Olympic Committee Uses Form of IRV to Select London as Host City for 2012 Olympics
International Snapshot: Mexico 2006
International Snapshots
International Voter Turnout
Internships at FairVote
Interregional Primary Plan by Congressman Sandy Levin
Intro to Choice Voting
Introduction of a Constitutional Amendment to Abolish the Electoral College by Representative Ray LaHood
Introduction: Towards a more Representative Government
Iowa Election Administration
Iowa Electoral Situation
Iowa Redistricting 2000
Iowa SoS Candidates
IRV and Overseas Ballots
IRV at Carleton College
IRV at the Hip Hop Convention!
IRV Empowering Disenfranchised Military & Overseas Voters
IRV Endorsers
IRV Flash Animation
IRV flash animation
IRV for Austin, TX
IRV for Lousiana's Overseas Voters
IRV for Students
IRV in Hawaii
IRV in Utah Republican Party Conventions
IRV in Vermont
IRV in Your State
IRV Lawsuit News Conference
IRV Myths and Facts (FAQ)
IRV PowerPoint Demonstration
IRV Resolutions
IRV Resources
IRV Results from 2002 GOP Congressional Races
IRV vs. Runoffs
Israel Knesset Election 2006
IVS (Inspire)
Jack Santucci - Analyst
Jamin Raskin
Japanese Parliamentary Elections 2005
Jesse Jackson Jr.
Job Announcement: California Clean Money Campaign
Job Announcement: Mobilize the Immigrant Vote
John B. Anderson
John Cleese on PR (full length)
John Cleese Video (short version)
John McCain and Barack Obama Agree
John McCain endorses IRV in Alaska
John Stuart Mill on Proportional Representation
Johnston County
Josh Loh
Judge calls off agriculture race revote
Jurisdictions Using IRV for Military and Overseas Voters
Justice Thomas on Full Representation Voting Systems
Kansas Election Administration
Kansas Electoral Situation
Kansas Redistricting 2000
Kansas SoS Candidates
Katherine Spillar
Keep It Simple
Ken Ritchie
Kentucky Election Administration
Kentucky Electoral Administration
Kentucky Redistricting 2000
Kentucky SoS Candidates
Key Documents from August 2003 San Francisco IRV Litigation
Krist Novoselic on Washington State IRV Bill
Krist Novoselic, Chair
Landslide Index
Landslide Index
Landslide Index
Landslide Index Rankings
Laura Kirshner
Laura Liswood
Lawsuit to Seek IRV in San Francisco in 2003
League of Women Voters Chapters Supporting Proportional Representation
League of Women Voters Demonstration Election
League of Women Voters Endorsements for Ranked Choice Voting
League of Women Voters of North Carolina - IRV Endorsement
Learning Democracy Project Advisory Committee
Learning Democracy Research Advisory Committee
Legal cloud over agriculture revote: State high court likely to get case
Legal Guidelines & Litigation
Legislative & Legal Resources
Legislative Elections in Mexico
Letter from Richard DeLeon
Letter Urging Ranked Choice Voting for Absentee Ballots
Letting the Voters Decide
Limited Voting -- A Simple, Compromise Proportional Representation Method
Limited Voting
A Simple, Compromise Proportional Voting Method
Limited Voting, Cumulative Voting and Choice Voting: A Comparison
Limited Voting, Cumulative Voting and Choice Voting: A Comparison of Three Non-traditional Voting Systems
Little-known Facts
Looking at the Numbers: Minority Rules
Louisiana Bill Calls For Early Voting For All
Louisiana Election Administration
Louisiana Electoral Situation
Louisiana Pending Legislation
Louisiana Redistricting 2000
Louisiana Senate Concurrent Resolution 25
Louisiana SoS Candidates
Louisiana's Nonpartisian Primary: Model or Travesty of Reform?
Lower/Single House Elections in the World's Democracies
LWV - Massachusetts IRV Position
LWV Arizona
LWV CA Election Systems Position
LWV Vermont
LWV Washington
LWVMN Position on Alternative Voting Systems
LWVSC Position
Lyndon B. Johnson: Special Message to the Congress Proposing Constitutional Amendments Relating to Terms for House Members and the Electoral College System
Maggie Vinter
Maine and Nebraska
Maine Election Administration
Maine Electoral Situation
Maine Redistricting 2000
Majority Rule in the World's Democracies
Make Your Voice Heard
Malia Lazu
Mandating Flexible Voting Equipment Purchases
Manual for Conducting a Choice Voting Handcount
Mapping Our Future: A Public Interest Guide to Redistricting 2000
Margaret McGaley on Ranked Voting
Mary Ryan - Program for Representative Government, Program Associate
Maryland Election Administration
Maryland Electoral Situation
Maryland Progressive Summit II
Maryland Redistricting 2000
Maryland Redistricting Watch
Massachusetts Election Administration
Massachusetts Electoral Situation
Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 54A (Provision for Choice Voting in Cambridge, MA)
Massachusetts Redistricting 2000
Massachusetts SoS Candidates
Matt Sledge
Matthew Morse
MAY's Washington DC Event
Media coverage of IRV during campaign season
Memo to editors on instant runoff voting in Vermont
Message from Common Cause Maine
Methodology and Notes
Mexico: Chamber of Deputies Election Results
Michigan Election Administration
Michigan Electoral Situation
Michigan Redistricting 2000
Michigan SoS Candidates
Minneapolis 2006
Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Bill Facilitates College Student Registration
Minnesota Daily
Minnesota Election Administration
Minnesota Electoral Situation
Minnesota Pending Legislation
Minnesota Redistricting 2000
Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie
Minnesota SoS Candidates
Minorities and Proportional Voting
Mississippi Election Administration
Mississippi Electoral Situation
Mississippi Redistricting 2000
Mississippi SoS Candidates
Missouri Election Administration
Missouri Electoral Situation
Missouri Redistricting 2000
Misunderstandings about Choice Voting
Mixed Member Proportional Systems
Mixed Member Systems
Model Language
Model State Redistricting Reform Criteria
Modernizing Voting Equipment: Guidelines for Ensuring Security and Reliability
Modernizing Voting Equipment: Guidelines for Ensuring Security and Reliability
Modified At-Large Voting to Elect Texas Judges
Monopoly Politics
Monopoly Politics 2000
Monopoly Politics 2002: Full Report
Monopoly Politics 2002: How "No Choice" Elections Rule in a Competitive House
Monopoly Politics 2004: Even Less Competition Than in 2002
Monopoly Politics 2004: Projections in U.S. House Races
Monopoly Politics 2006
Monopoly Politics 2006
Monopoly Politics Alabama 2000
Monopoly Politics Alaska 2000
Monopoly Politics Arizona 2000
Monopoly Politics Arkansas 2000
Monopoly Politics California 2000
Monopoly Politics Colorado 2000
Monopoly Politics Connecticut 2000
Monopoly Politics Delaware 2000
Monopoly Politics Florida 2000
Monopoly Politics Georgia 2000
Monopoly Politics Hawaii 2000
Monopoly Politics Idaho 2000
Monopoly Politics Illinois 2000
Monopoly Politics Indiana 2000
Monopoly Politics Iowa 2000
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If your business focuses on pets, consider pet business insurance.
The location of your pet business matters.
A brick-and-mortar establishment will need insurance coverage for the business's physical location, which could be a storefront, a training facility, a groomer shop, or a kennel. You'll need to protect the building and its contents, and you'll want general liability coverage for any accidents that could occur on your property or damages caused by an employee, especially since you're likely to have high foot traffic. If you're on the move often, such as a mobile grooming service or a pet trainer who makes house calls, your needs won't be the same.
Your handling of animals could require specific coverage.
If you allow pets in your establishment, you run the risk of someone's animal injuring another person or animal, even if they are being handled by their owner. If you take animals into your own care, custody, or control, whether in your location or for transport, you'll need specific coverage called animal bailee insurance to offer financial protection in the event that something happens to an animal while in your care.
Your business is susceptible to many risks, such as claims due to bodily injury, property damage, personal injury, and more. Because of the presence of animals and the potential for high foot traffic, your business faces risks unlike other operations.
General liability insurance is an absolute necessity for any business. It provides broad coverage when you are deemed responsible and liable, and will also pay to defend any covered lawsuit or action, regardless of its merit. Additional limits are also available with a commercial umbrella insurance policy.
The internet has spun a whole new web of liability exposures. E-commerce, social networking, cloud storage, and other technologies bring great benefits to large and small businesses alike. But with these benefits also come challenges, including protection of privacy, data, and the financial information of your customers.
Cyber liability insurance protects your business in the event of unauthorized access to electronic data or software within your network. It also provides coverage for spreading a virus, extortion, accidental release of personal identifiable information, and resultant damage caused by a lost or stolen laptop or other mobile device. This coverage is quickly becoming more and more important as you embrace technology to help run your business.
An animal in your care is your responsibility whether you're offering boarding, day care, training, grooming, or medical services. Regardless of the length of time the animal is with you, you can be held liable if it is hurt while it is in your care, custody, or control.
Animal bailee provides coverage in the event an animal is injured or killed for reasons unrelated to your care. For example, this can include damages arising from fire, theft, escape, flood, or an attack by another animal.
What would you do if a fire impacted the operation of your business? Or what if a pipe leak caused a system outage or extended downtime? These and other events can destroy your ability to work and bring in revenue, which can have a major long-term impact on the viability of your business.
Business interruption insurance compensates you for lost income if you cannot operate as normal due to damage that is covered under your commercial property insurance policy, such as fire or water damage. This type of insurance covers the revenue your business would have earned, based on your financial records, had the incident not occurred. The policy also covers continuing operating expenses such as rent, electricity, and ordinary payroll.
If one of your employees receives an injury or becomes ill due to a work-related occurrence, you are required by law (in most cases) to have the proper coverage in place.
Workers' compensation insurance protects your employees in the event that a job-related injury or sickness occurs during the course of their employment. This coverage is required by law, so be sure that your practice has it.
If a fire breaks out, your commercial property and everything within it can suffer a significant loss. This can have a detrimental effect on all aspects of your business.
Commercial property insurance can help protect the property your business owns or leases, including things like equipment, inventory, furniture, and fixtures. Whether you own your property or lease your workspace, commercial property insurance can be purchased separately or can be combined with other necessary coverage to protect your business' physical assets.
If your business sells merchandise such as toys, leashes, collars, or other accessories, you are responsible if something purchased at your store injures or kills an animal. If you sell food, there's always a chance it can spoil or be contaminated.
If items you sell hurt, sicken, or cause death to an animal, you will likely face a lawsuit. Defending against such claims, settling the suit before trial, and being ordered to pay damages can all be very costly. Product liability insurance offers protection for scenarios such as this.
What happens when your business faces a large liability loss that exceeds the basic limit of your standard policy?
A commercial umbrella insurance policy provides high limits of insurance, typically between $2 million and $10 million. Coverage is extended over your general liability, workers' compensation, and business auto insurance. It provides a great safety net and helps to secure protection for your business.
As much as we try to avoid them, mistakes and accidents happen. For example, an animal can move abruptly and be hurt by scissors during a grooming session or it could fall from the table. Another possibility is that you could perform services on the wrong animal, resulting in a lawsuit.
Professional liability insurance is an important coverage for pet groomers. It can help cover the cost of legal defense should you be accused of harming an animal through a mistake or negligence. If you're held liable, this coverage could also include payout of damages awarded.
Mobile grooming businesses are on the rise and they require specialized coverage. Not only is your business being transacted in various locations, you'll also be transporting valuable equipment as you travel around your area.
Standard business auto insurance isn't enough as these policies typically do not cover any customization made to your grooming vehicle, including tables, sinks, dryers, and the like. You'll also want to be sure you're covered wherever your business takes you, whether you're on the road or parked and providing services at a client's home.
If your business offers pet adoption events, there are a number of things that can go wrong. From event cancellation to property damage and a number of situations in between, you may be surprised to know that standard general liability insurance may exclude these claims.
Businesses that offer pet adoption events should consider special event insurance coverage. You'll want to make sure that it provides coverage for events that include animals if any will be present. If your event will be held off-site, your policy should take that into consideration as well.
If part of your business includes a non-profit organization such as fundraising and adoption services, you likely have directors and officers. If a director or board member makes a decision that results in harm to the organization, you are open to a lawsuit. Defense against such claims and judgements against your business could result in significant expense.
Directors and officers liability insurance protects your directors, officers, trustees, employees, volunteers, and the entity from any act or alleged act, error, omission, misstatement, misleading statement, or breach of duty.
The products you sell could put you at risk.
If you sell food, toys, or accessories for pets, you could be held responsible if an animal is hurt or sickened by one of your products. Groomers could be sued if an animal becomes injured because of a certain shampoo. While the manufacturers will likely bear responsibility, you could be named in a lawsuit, which would be expensive to defend. Having proper liability insurance may help cover those costs, as well as any damages you are responsible for.
What types of businesses need pet business insurance?
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Tom Bohli
Tom Bohli is a professional bike-rider from Switzerland. Tom Bohli is contracted at Tudor Pro Cycling Team and was born on January 17 1994. Tom Bohli weighs 71 kg and is 185 cm long. More info on Tom Bohli will be avaialbe soon. Please take look at the skills of Tom Bohli at the rider-card at this page, those will be updated daily.
Current scores of Tom Bohli
We keep track of all indicator-scores of Tom Bohli (and all other pro-riders) based on results in UCI-races in the past 3 years. Stats are updated every day in order to provide up-to-date scores. It gives you the possibility to check current rider-specialties of all riders. Here you can find the scores of Tom Bohli.
- Tom Bohli has an average strength of 48 points.
- Bohli scores 34 points on riding on cobbles.
- Tom Bohli scores 36 points on hills.
- Bohli gets 23 points on mountains.
- Tom Bohli has 38 points on riding General Classifications.
- Bohli is ranked at 37 points in time trial.
- Tom Bohli scores 51 points on sprinting.
- Bohli gets 44 points on riding on the flat.
- Tom Bohli indicates 57 points on doing a leadout.
- Bohli gained 52 points on riding one-day races.
- Tom Bohli has 48 points on racing prologues.
- Bohli gets a score of 48 points on riding short time-trials.
- Tom Bohli scores 31 points on riding long time-trials.
About CyclingOracle.com
CyclingOracle.com is created by six cycling-addicts who found each other in their shared passion for cycling. Tom Nederend (@TomNederend), Arjan Zoer (@ZoerCyclingStat), Daniël Herbers (@StatsOnCycling), Thomas Zwetsloot (@zwetmas), Fleur Kok (@fleurrkok) and Stef van Zon (@stefvanzon) invest a lot of their free time in making content for the website and developing the computer algorithm predicting professional cycling races.
Computer-model of CyclingOracle.com
Arjan Zoer is the mastermind behind the smart computer-algorithm. Arjan developed the model and is working on improvements of the model on a daily basis. We will not share the depths of the model publically, but can give some insight in how it works. The model is based on results of riders in the past 3 seasons in which more recent results have a larger impact on the outcome. The model runs for every male and female rider in all UCI-races. That's a lot of data. The result of race, combined with the profile, quality of the startlist and the UCI-classification of the race, determines on which skills a rider gets 'points'. Riders score points between 20 and 100 on 13 different skills (categories), being: spring, flat, mountain, hills, time-trial, ITT-long, ITT- short, prologue, cobbles, leadout, GC, one-day races and stage-races. In addition, a rider gets points for his current shape (good results in recent races).
Some examples:
- A rider wins a bunch sprint in Tour de Rwanda. He gets points awarded for 'flat' and 'sprint', but these points will make less of a difference compared to a bunch sprint-victory in Tour de France given the UCI-classification of the race (2.1) and weak field of participants.
- A rider wins a bunch sprint in Giro d'Italia and his teammates get rewarded points for 'leadout. If teammates of a sprinter have a lot of leadout-points, the computer lifts the chances of a sprinter to win a flat race which is likely to result in a bunch sprint. Team-quality is part of the model.
- A rider solos to victory in Ronde van Vlaanderen: the rider gets rewarded a mix of points on skills like 'cobbles', 'hills', 'one-day races' and 'time-trial'.
- A rider wins the sprint of a small-group at a summit-finish of Alpe d'Huez. He gets points for 'mountain', but also for 'sprint' and 'stage-races'. Moreover, these points will weigh heavily on a rider's shape or form in order to predict future results in the same race better.
All these skills will be used to predicted a cycling-race. Depending on the profile and field of participants, the computer predicts the most likely winner. The probability a certain rider will win the race is called 'Expected Win'.
How to find CyclingOracle.com
WielerOrakel.nl can be found at Twitter, Instagram and YouTube named @wielerorakel. Further the 'WielerOrakel podcast' is our most important media outlet, you can listen to us in your favourite podcast-app. In the WielerOrakel podcast, cycling-addicts Tom and Thomas rejoice about the upcoming cycling races. They will be joined by several others, like data-mastermind Arjan Zoer, stat-expert Daniël and other guests from the cycling community. They elaborate on and discuss the predictions by the computer model.
Cycling Oracle Cycling Quiz
Every year the Cycling Oracle Cycling Quiz is organised in Café Scheltema in Leiden (NL). Cycling-lovers from several countries gather to fight fort he Challenge Cup and several other prizes. Follow us on Twitter to know more about the quiz.
Collaboration with CyclingOracle.com?
Do you want to sponsor us of collaborate with CyclingOracle.com? Let us know by sending an e-mal to [email protected] and we will get in touch to explore the possibilities. That's it for now, see you later.


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Isaiah 60 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 1 Arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the glory of the LORD is risen upon thee. 2 For, behold, the darkness shall cover the earth, and gross darkness the people: but the LORD shall arise upon thee, and his glory shall be seen upon thee. 3 And the Gentiles shall come to thy light, and kings to the brightness of thy rising. 4 Lift up thine eyes round about, and see: all they gather themselves together, they come to thee: thy sons shall come from far, and thy daughters shall be nursed at thy side. 5 Then thou shalt see, and flow together, and thine heart shall fear, and be enlarged; because the abundance of the sea shall be converted unto thee, the forces of the Gentiles shall come unto thee. 6 The multitude of camels shall cover thee, the dromedaries of Midian and Ephah; all they from Sheba shall come: they shall bring gold and incense; and they shall shew forth the praises of the LORD. 7 All the flocks of Kedar shall be gathered together unto thee, the rams of Nebaioth shall minister unto thee: they shall come up with acceptance on mine altar, and I will glorify the house of my glory. 8 Who are these that fly as a cloud, and as the doves to their windows? 9 Surely the isles shall wait for me, and the ships of Tarshish first, to bring thy sons from far, their silver and their gold with them, unto the name of the LORD thy God, and to the Holy One of Israel, because he hath glorified thee. 10 And the sons of strangers shall build up thy walls, and their kings shall minister unto thee: for in my wrath I smote thee, but in my favour have I had mercy on thee. 11 Therefore thy gates shall be open continually; they shall not be shut day nor night; that men may bring unto thee the forces of the Gentiles, and that their kings may be brought. 12 For the nation and kingdom that will not serve thee shall perish; yea, those nations shall be utterly wasted. 13 The glory of Lebanon shall come unto thee, the fir tree, the pine tree, and the box together, to beautify the place of my sanctuary; and I will make the place of my feet glorious. 14 The sons also of them that afflicted thee shall come bending unto thee; and all they that despised thee shall bow themselves down at the soles of thy feet; and they shall call thee, The city of the LORD, The Zion of the Holy One of Israel. 15 Whereas thou hast been forsaken and hated, so that no man went through thee, I will make thee an eternal excellency, a joy of many generations. 16 Thou shalt also suck the milk of the Gentiles, and shalt suck the breast of kings: and thou shalt know that I the LORD am thy Saviour and thy Redeemer, the mighty One of Jacob. 17 For brass I will bring gold, and for iron I will bring silver, and for wood brass, and for stones iron: I will also make thy officers peace, and thine exactors righteousness. 18 Violence shall no more be heard in thy land, wasting nor destruction within thy borders; but thou shalt call thy walls Salvation, and thy gates Praise. 19 The sun shall be no more thy light by day; neither for brightness shall the moon give light unto thee: but the LORD shall be unto thee an everlasting light, and thy God thy glory. 20 Thy sun shall no more go down; neither shall thy moon withdraw itself: for the LORD shall be thine everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be ended. 21 Thy people also shall be all righteous: they shall inherit the land for ever, the branch of my planting, the work of my hands, that I may be glorified. 22 A little one shall become a thousand, and a small one a strong nation: I the LORD will hasten it in his time. Return to Bible Online Calvinist Corner |


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One of the main causes of pain and disease in the human body can be traced to improper alignment of the vertebrae in your spinal column. This is called a subluxation. Through carefully applied pressure, massage, and manual manipulation of the vertebrae and joints, pressure and irritation on the nerves is relieved and joint mobility is restored, allowing your body to return to its natural state of balance, called homeostasis. Put another way, when the bones in your spine are allowed to go back to their proper positions, the nerve energy can resume its normal flow and your body's natural healing processes can function properly.
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Chiropractic or osteopathic manipulations can be especially helpful in relieving pain for facet joint injuries, osteoarthritis, and sacroiliac joint dysfunction, because such conditions respond well to mobilization. Moreover, scores of patients with chronic headaches, sinus problems, high blood pressure, ear infections, leg pain, arthritis, and many other illnesses have reported significant relief after chiropractic therapy.
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- A 1993 report by the Ontario Ministry of Health concluded that chiropractic care was the most effective treatment for lower back pain. The agency also recommended that chiropractic care be fully integrated in the Canadian government's health care system.
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