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Bowling Green, OH 43402
Jul 29, 2014
Applicable to such difficult surfaces as stretch wrap, shrink film, and recycled corrugated cartons in temperatures down to +20°F, PVT and EVT Series indicate tampering within 1 min of application. Service temperature ranges from -40 to +200°F, and 2 mil polyester film construction promotes strength during shipping/handling. Offered in 1, 2, and 3 in. widths, TSA-CCSP compliant tapes also support printed serial numbers, printed instructions, and customizations.
Cambridge Security Seals
Pomona, NY 10970
Apr 03, 2014
Adjustable plastic One Piece Seal (OPS) is UL-Compliant (UL 299 and CAN/ULC-5504) and approved for use as plastic security seal for fire extinguishers. To indicate prior fire extinguisher usage and need for inspection/potential refill, this single-use, tamper-evident seal is designed to be easily and irreversibly broken. Standard fire extinguisher seal is 9 in., and OPS is available in 4 additional lengths: 6, 7, 8, and 10 in. Other customizable options are available.
Cargo Equipment Corporation
Elgin, IL 60123
Dec 03, 2013
Featuring 7,000–12,000 lb working load limit rating depending on model, QuikBinder Heavy Duty Ratchet Binder features integrated ratchet system and quick switch lever that help facilitate process of tightening chain in order to secure objects. Operator can ratchet down chain on any object to be secured with flip out handle. When unloading, accessible switch can be flipped to release; binder slowly and safely relieves tension on load.
Cybra Corp.
Yonkers, NY 10701
May 13, 2013
Offering alternative to conventional padlocks, Lock & EnCode™ Locking RFID Seals provide tamper evident seal for plastic distribution totes, containers, and high-value items such as handmade carpets. Units feature Alien Higgs 3 silicon and are designed for global operation between 860–960 MHz. Manufactured of high grade polypropylene, seals have advanced metal locking mechanism with chromed steel hasp. Seals are compliant with EPCglobal Class 1 Gen 2 (version 1.2.0) and ISO-18000-6C.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
May 31, 2012
Available in red and sequentially numbered, 3 X 9 in. TT self-voiding stocked security labels cannot be resealed. Removal provides physical visual evidence of tampering by revealing VOID OPENED message on surface. Product conforms to irregular surfaces of many materials, including plastic, metal, wood (treated), cardboard, and more, to accommodate various security applications, such as boxes, cartons, totes, containers, and luggage.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
May 11, 2012
Designed with connected match-numbered pieces that twist apart, Model IPBLT-3H features steel inner core that is completely encapsulated in tamper-evident and numbered polymer shell. To use, 3/8 in. diameter shaft is inserted through hasp of locking mechanism affixed to door or access point. Locking cap is then hand-applied, positively clicking in place to lock bolt. Keyless, single-use bolt lock is suited for security trucks, cargo containers, and wherever tamper evidence is required.
NovaVision, Inc.
Bowling Green, OH 43402
Mar 01, 2012
When removed, Cargo Door Security Labels will self destruct to indicate tampering, leaving OPENED VOID message in film and corresponding message in adhesive residue on door surface. Typical application is to apply adhesive seal across center gap of 2 hinged doors. For high security applications, thieves will remove hinged doors at hinges without removing security seals on shackle or on keeper bars. Applying security seal from door to frames protects doors from removal.
Velcro USA, Inc.
Manchester, NH 03103
Aug 31, 2011
Available in 5 and 7 m lengths, LOGISTRAP™ secures pallet boxes, sleeve packs, and collapsible containers in distribution centers, warehouses, and closed loop logistics. Strap secures and releases quickly without tools or equipment. Made with VELCRO® brand woven nylon hook and loop, LOGISTRAP™ will not damage packaging, and does not hide bar codes and other identifying labels. Reusable design eliminates waste caused by shrink wrap or stretch films.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
May 24, 2011
Made with styrene or acetal plastic with stainless steel locking plunger, invasive species PSW-97 wire plunger style model seals with audible click. Self-locking and tamper-evident products, suited for boats, trailers, and equipment inspections and tagging, feature plastic seal supplied with lettering and numbering. Cut wires or spools of wire - 12 in., 3-ply galvanized (pre-inserted or loose) - of any length are available.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
Apr 19, 2011
Made of plastic-coated steel, Model PBLT-2-H is classified as high-security container seal that meets U.S. Custom and Border container seal requirements. Keyless, single-use bolt provides tamper evidence and tool-free application. Typically, 5/16 in. diameter shaft is inserted through hasp of locking mechanism affixed to door or access point. Locking cap is then hand-applied, positively clicking in place to lock bolt. Seal must be removed with bolt cutter.
Green Bay, WI 54307
Feb 03, 2011
Designed to protect trailer seal from damage or tampering, Seal Safe fits cable and bolt seals. Unit features self-contained design that fits over existing truck storage door latches, and hardened steel, corrosion-resistant surface coating that shields seal from hacksaw and abrasive theft attacks. Seal is not damaged by shaft or lock being inserted into hasp.
TydenBrooks SPG
Congers, NY 10920
Sep 14, 2010
When removed, Tevisec Tape leaves OPENED X VOID message to facilitate recognition that item has been opened. Self-voiding security tape, produced from one time use material that cannot be re-used once voided, is consecutively numbered every 9 in. to create audit trail. Standard options include choice of red or blue color and 2 in. x 250 ft roll dimensions, but custom colors and width/length customization are available. Company name/logo and message can also be customized on surface.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
Jun 15, 2010
Designed for poly-wrapped surfaces, Stretch Wrap Secure is used to identify and provide tamper evidence for stretch wrapped and shrink wrapped pallets, bundles, cartons, containers, and boxes. Stretch Wrap Secure cannot be resealed once opened because security label reveals message OPENED if package is opened and re-seal is attempted. Tape is sequentially numbered every 9 in.
CCL Security Products
Wheeling, IL 60090
May 20, 2010
Offered as disposable, one-time-use tamper-detection products, Prestoseals(TM) cannot be removed without destroying integral security feature. They replace luggage locks at airports at check-in time to avoid loss of luggage lock if Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents need to hand-search luggage. If Prestoseal is not present upon luggage retrieval and Federal TSA seal has not been applied, it means unauthorized person has gone through luggage.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
May 20, 2010
Offered in various sizes, Cup Seals can be made from copper, steel, or brass. Preprinted and numbered styles are available, and each seal comes as 2-piece, self-locking unit. One-hole models are used as tamper-evident housing on screw or bolt heads, while 2-hole models are used for wire seals. Holes are available in 3/8, ¾, or 1 in. dia, and design facilitates application/installation.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
Mar 09, 2010
Model FCL-3-H Bolt Lock is C-TPAT/ISO 17712 compliant product that is classified as high-security container seal. Keyless, single-use device features .2 in. embedded galvanized wire encased in plastic covering. Anti-spin feature has 4 locking fins to prevent friction attacks, while metal bolt lock cylinder features nonflammable, shock-proof plastic cover. Unit meets U.S. Custom and Border container seal requirements.
CGM Applied Security Technologies Inc.
Jan 29, 2010
Secure TRAC Tri-PACK provides 3 different color rolls - one each of red, green, and blue - of 60 ft Secure TRAC tamper-evident tape. Adhesive solution offers standard security feature of sequential numbering every 9 in. as well as OPENED message that appears when removed from substrate to provide proof of being opened.
CGM Applied Security Technologies Inc.
Jan 28, 2010
Available on 2 in. x 180 ft rolls, CartonSECURE Tape is designed specifically for sealing corrugated cartons manufactured from recyclable material that is prone to tearing when tamper-evident tape is removed. Product provides legible security message of OPENED VOID OPENED VOID in horizontal pattern that remains on corrugated material, and includes sequential numbering every 9 in. under inside surface of tape.
Tape-Rite Co., Inc.
New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Jan 28, 2010
Polyester tape includes special adhesive that leaves words VOID and OPENED on box when it is removed. Suitable for high-security shipments including pharmaceuticals, lab samples, money bags, credit cards, and more, tape reaches full adhesion in 6 hr. It is available in blue or red and also with serial numbers and custom imprints to maximize security.
American Casting & Manufacturing Corp.
Plainview, NY 11803
Sep 10, 2009
Supplied 250 ft per roll, tamper-evident tape and label displays hidden Opened message if cut/removed. Security tapes with custom messages or logos are available in 2 and 3 in. widths and can be used on boxes, cartons, totes, containers, and luggage. Security labels in strip-cut or rolls feature custom sizes and printing, while security envelopes and bags feature self-voiding seal that prevents pilferage and displays tamper-evident message.
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If you're trying to make recycled water an integral component of your water management portfolio, try not to be discouraged by the challenges — public concern, conflicting standards, overlapping regulatory jurisdictions — you've encountered.
Some of your colleagues are clearing regulatory hurdles while dispelling misconceptions about quality. They've learned that ensuring adequate future supply hinges not only on intelligent recovery and reuse, but also on advancing new paradigms. Their following recommendations form a call to action to adopt a more integrative mindset and continue such dialogues to better understand and align water and wastewater viewpoints.
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I am about to get on a plane to travel cross-country. To plan for this painstaking day, I thought it would be appropriate to speak to the mothers of the world who will be joining me, along with their screaming, coughing, drooling children.
Listen, I get it, it's hard being a mom..blah blah blah.
Working down the hall from the Mom•Logic offices, I hear it all the time.
Fine. I get it. I definitely get that traveling has got to be the worst of all mommy-duties. But face it--you chose to have children, and now you are choosing to transport them.
I am just an innocent, single, non-disturbing airline passenger who, like you, had to pay a ridiculous price for an airline ticket. And let me be clear, I am not choosing to go on an exotic vacation with my three hot Italian boyfriends during this holiday time (a false sense of reality mommies often construct about life as a single person). But instead, I am being forced to join my quasi-loved ones in a small town on the opposite side of the country.
All I'm asking for is a little courtesy. None of us want to be trapped in an airport, stuck on a train, or tortured in traffic on the road. To make it a little easier on all of us, I have devised a quick list of Single Person-Friendly Traveling Rules for moms to keep in mind while traveling this weekend.
1. If you end up sitting next to me on the plane, you owe me a drink and/or an Ambien. Both are preferred.
2. Just because the terminal waiting area is carpeted, does not mean this is your child's play room.
3. While you are on your cell phone and cannot hear your child, I can.
4. It's great that you find your child hilarious but...no one else does.
5. Knowing you have to go through airport security with a gang of children, plan ahead. Don't look surprised to find out you have to remove all five pairs of shoes on all 10 of your children's feet. I manage to take my jewelry and belt off before getting to the front of the line. All I ask is, work it out.
6. If your son is over the age of 2, I don't want to see him leaving a women's restroom stall--one in which I surely will have to use.
7. Starbucks is a special place. The airport Starbucks, in particular, is no place for a child. Move it to McDonalds.
8. Just because you have a child in a middle seat does not grant you the right to take over my aisle seat.
9. Diapers should not be changed in places where I can watch it happen.
10. Last, but not least, please remember the Chilis To Go is a bar before anything else--please be respectful.
Let's see…I'll comment. Do people really take offense to this? I find it comical. She's hilarious, it's a good read. If you're offended by it, you should unbotton your collar, loosen up, and laugh. It's FUNNY!! After all, laughter IS the best medicine.
I am the mother of 3 well behaved boys.
I have chosen to have children as I feel it is the greatest blessing on earth. I balance a carreer, children, a husband, a mortgage and many other things, I am like so many women. If you do not like children I suggest you get your tubes tied, take a zantac, and become a recluse in your miserable lonely life. I would love to meet you. Believe me it could be game on for me and you too.
I agree with 2, 3, sometimes 4 when a kid is being a brat and the mom's laughing "isn't that cute he kicked me haha" or when the kid is in other people's way, don't agree with 6 (I'd never send a small child into a stall alone but I'd say I odn't wanna see a mom taking her 21 year old son into the ladies room), and 8 because an adult recently stole my seat…so that applies to anyone. And 9 because if at all possible, it should be done as inconspicuously as possible. I don't have the stomach for that anymore. GOOD POINT JAMIE & SHERI (YEAH I ALWAYS SAY IT'S THE OBNOXIOUS KIDS THAT GROW UP TO BE THE OBNOXIOUS ADULTS! SO TRUE!!! SOME KIDS ARE BETTER THAN ADULTS!!!) and I PRAISE THE MOMMIES WHO UNDERSTAND WHERE CB IS COMING FROM ! ! ! THIS ONLY APPLIES TO "THOSE" MOMS!!! :)
Grow up!! You were once a child too. Maybe the reason you're alone is because no one can stand the thought of being with you for any length of time! Thank Goodness you didn't reproduce!! People like you, so self-centered, should be living in a bubble away from all of us! I have 4 kids and have traveled with them on stand-by ever since they were 4 weeks old. Yes, you heard me right—in first-class non-stop from Chicago to Hawaii and back several times. Every time I get on the plane I get those evil looks from everyone. And when I get off, everyone says what wonderful, well-behaved children I have. They didn't know they were on the plane. So maybe you shouldn't stereotype everyone's kids. You certaintly wouldn't like it yourself.
my response to people that complain about kids (mine or others) walk a mile in a parents shoes… we DARE you. lol
Hit moms will holler. Yes, single people understand some things are out of your control, but you really should control the things that are. I had a child knock over my very expensive violin while running pell mell in the waiting area, and did not say sorry- the mom saw and did nothing. Same child ended up behind me, kicking my seat the entire time- and she had the audacity to look upset when I told her child to cut it out. If you as a parent don't let these things happen, then good you should pat yourself on the back. But some of these moms do not pay attention or just plain don't care- and THAT IS and imposition on the rest of us minding our own business.
The self righteousness that is spewing from several moms on this board is the kind of thing that this post is about. There is this attitude from some posters that they and their kids should be worshiped just for existing. You don't have to be a child hater to expect parents to be responsible for the little human beings that THEY CHOSE TO CREATE. Obviously, children cannot be "controlled" at all times, but you can tell the difference between a parent who is trying hard with a child who is being difficult, and a parent who has no consideration of others. There are tons of both kinds of parents out there. I ADORE children, but don't find it "cute" if someone's child kicks my seat repeatedly while the parent smiles at me with a "kids will be kids" kind of look.
Some of these points I agree with. I have 2 children and have had to travel with them due to a very ill relative. Some points though I object to
1.If you end up sitting next to me on the plane, you owe me a drink and/or an Ambien. Both are preferred.
I have to say, how is that fair? I don't control seating arrangements. I may be flat broke and saving all my money to feed my children and barely able to afford to buy my child anything to eat on the trip. I owe you nothing.
6. If your son is over the age of 2, I don't want to see him leaving a women's restroom stall—one in which I surely will have to use.
My elder child is 6 and would never be allowed to enter a public restroom alone. A child's safety is worth more than your convenience. Sorry.
7. Starbucks is a special place. The airport Starbucks, in particular, is no place for a child. Move it to McDonalds.
I think not. Just because I have a child this does not deny me the right to a decent coffee.
i have a 7 year old and you better believe he goes in the ladies room with me. There are way to many crazy people out there. I am not sending my little angel in the mens room by himself in a crowded airport.
hey look, i don't mind so much when you see a parent trying to keep their unruly spawn under control. But whenever i have travelled i have had the stupid things kick the back of my chair through the whole flight, and when you're an athlete that is the last thing you need. I do my best to avoid kids so that i don't have to get into those situations where you need to ask for things to stop. So don't get annoyed with me when i have asked repeatedly for you to stop them and then i have to ask for the hostess to help sort out the situation.
this woman's posting makes complete sense. Children are a choice, and parents should at least ATTEMPT to control them so they don't make obscene amounts of noise and try to wipe their snot on me.
Also, perhaps parents SHOULD bring litter boxes. Children are little better than animals. As a former child, I support this womans' travelling tips. The people who find her offensive, stop wining and become better parents.
Not to be rude but… this post is a little recycled, isn't it?
Even though I don't have children, this really bothers me. Of course it's annoying when a parent doesn't have control of their kid, but that doesn't mean that all parents automatically owe you something ("you owe me a drink and/or an Ambien"). Starbucks is not a "special place." It's just another part of the food court, and they have as much of a right to it as a single person does. The woman who wrote this obviously has no idea what she's talking about when it comes to children. A three year old has no place to be in a bathroom alone.
Children talk. They're human, just like you, and they have the right to the things they need just as much as anyone else.
To the single childless woman, from the single childless guy who travels a lot for work:
I've heard kids screaming, smelled them vomiting, and felt them kicking the back of my seat, and have no sympathy for you. That's how people behave before they become adults. That's how a lot of adults behave actually. Complaining about unruly kids is like complaining about bad weather. That's reality; learn to cope.
To mothers traveling with small children, from a childless single guy: I know most of you are against letting your young child chew gum, but chewing gum helps his/her ears pop. Children have small ear-canals, and when they don't equalize to the changing pressure as the plane rises and then again as it descends, it's painful for them, and they let everyone know it by crying, kicking, and getting sick. For you child's sake and everyone else's, let your kid chew some gum.
I'm a mom of 2 and don't find this post particularly offensive.
Wishing her infertile, wanting to find her so that someone can sit her kids as irritatingly close to her as possible, is a little over the top. I believe you are the people she's talking about.
That being said, kids act up, kids get tired, they don't bother me.
There needs to be mutual respect between fellow travelers. I see no reason why she shouldn't be respected as well.


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When the location of travel is located "off the beaten path" access becomes challenging for people with disabilities. This is the task that Andrew Trontis chose to undertake: to build a barrier-free wilderness campsite developed in the rugged backwoods area of the Teertertown Nature Preserve, a Hunterdon County Park, in Lebanon Township, NJ.
The purpose and challenge of this project was to eliminate barriers to a wilderness area and provide access to a genuine camping opportunity for individuals with disabilities. This undertaking also served as Andy's Eagle Scout Service Project to the benefit of his local community. The campsite won the 2007 Ruth Hughes Innovative Accessible Recreation Facility Award, presented by the NJ Commission on Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities.
Eagle Scout Andrew Trontis explains the camp site's accessibility features with nature preserve visitors with disabilities.
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The project was intended to replace an existing accessible campsite within the Teetertown Preserve which was located near the roadside and in need of major repair. Andy designed the new campsite to be tucked away from civilization and modern amenities to assure campers would get a genuine outdoor experience. The new location was designed to include two tent areas, an accessible portable toilet, picnic table, benches, adjustable fire ring, firewood and water jug rack.
The two tent areas can accommodate individuals with a variety of disabilities. The first tent pad has roll-in access for people using wheelchairs and other assistive devices. The second tent pad is raised for a unique wheelchair-to-tent pad transfer point. This transfer platform includes a low wall constructed at transfer height and upright supports on either side with handles that can be used by campers to pull themselves over to the raised tent surface. Upon request campground staff can add and overhead orthopedic trapeze at the transfer point for additional support. Outside of the tent and campfire area is a paved parking space for two vehicles that connects to a barrier-free route of travel into the campsite. Once inside the camp area, the parking lot is masked by an earth wall and evergreen trees.
The site was constructed entirely of donated materials and the assistance of volunteer service. All trail and campsite surfaces are packed with quarry screenings, while the two tent pads consists of natural surface, screenings and wood fiber to ensure durability and comfort. The campsite was assessed by members of the disabled community before being opened for public use. Andy reported that the feedback he received was incredibly positive. The visitors were excited that the tent pads had multi-modal access points accounting for upper body mobility and strength issues.
The standards (ADAAG, ADA-ABA , and NPRM-ODA) for construction and accessible products were recommended to Andy by the therapeutic recreation specialist for Hunterdon County. Andy used these as a guide for design and construction of the project. The outcome met and exceeded the guidelines expectations with exception to accessible benches as defined in the NPRM-ODA. Andy chose to term the campsite 'barrier-free' because, "We expect that we will encounter obstacles in a wilderness campsite. Accessible means you can get there. Barrier-free implies that once you get there, the expected obstacles are eliminated."
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Defying Low Expectations
1 Timothy 4:12
"Let's be honest, you can't expect teens to really have a walk with God."
"Teens don't really read the Bible."
"You can't expect much from teens."
Would you believe I've heard all of these observations in the last year? In fact, many Christian leaders think this way about young people.
That's probably why they tiptoe around the tough issues when they talk to you.
It's why the church has dumbed down its outreach to teens so "teens like it."
It's why Christian young people are rarely taken seriously.
What's funny is that the Bible takes a radically different approach. Did you know that most of the key players in God's grand story of grace and redemption were teens?
Think about it. David was 16 when anointed king. Joseph was in his teens and making his way thru Egypt. Mary was a teenage mother. Joash and Josiah were teen kings. Daniel was a teen when he made a bold stand for God in Babylon. Esther was young when she won the king's heart, became queen, and saved her people. Jeremiah was a teenage prophet.
Can I tell you something? God wants to use you just like he used these "spiritual giants." But you have to make a decision. You have to draw a line in the sand. You have to ignore the voices that are telling you to put off your commitment to Jesus Christ.
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VP search begins for restructured Division of Operations
President Harvey Stenger announced on May 30 that a search has begun to replace Vice President for Administration James Van Voorst, who is leaving for a position at the University at Albany, but for a vice president of operations, as he restructures the Division of Administration into a slightly smaller Division of Operations. The renamed division will include oversight of human resources, physical facilities, information technology services, and police and public safety. Planning, budgeting and financial functions will move to the Division of Academic Affairs.
"This reorganization will put our academic mission at the forefront of our University as we move ahead with our Road Map strategic plan, increase student enrollment and hire additional faculty and staff," said Stenger. "By bringing budgeting and academic planning together, we will assure that we make the investments that will allow us to achieve our strategic priorities and promote academic excellence."
The search will focus attention on internal candidates, with the expectation that the position can be filled with a current University employee by the end of the summer.
Executive Vice President and Provost Donald Nieman will chair the search for the vice president of operations. The committee will include:
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- Shelley Dionne, associate professor of management
- Timothy Faughnan, chief of police
- Fernando Guzmán, professor of mathematical sciences
- Valerie Hampton, chief diversity officer
- Wayne Jones, professor of chemistry
- Sarah Lam, associate professor of systems science and industrial engineering and associate dean of the Graduate School
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Democracy - The most inefficient type of government?
I look at general masses of people, what they do, how they think, how easily they are manipulated, and how clueless they can be. I often wonder how people can be so ignorant! And this got me to think "if the masses are so ignorant and so easy to manipulate, why do they select our leaders?" Well this brought me to another point, is democracy really an efficient form of government if its people are ignorant?
We are prisoners of democracy. If you are on the opposing view of the masses and unable to convince the needed majority, then you effectively have no say, even if you are correct.
This wouldn't be a problem except that it seems that people, now more than ever, are suckers of propaganda, rumors, and biased news. If the masses don't understand what they are voting for and are so easily swayed, how can we still consider democracy a superior system of government?
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Dec 24 2012: Someone once said something like "Democracy is system of 51 fools"...........pondered many times how right it is !!!
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What you think about if everyone thinks something is right /good to do but the Tyrranic Monarch / Military Dictator forcefully execute what s/he wanted to do?
Agree with you what you said about so called NEWs....I don't see any news in mainstream media....only propaganda or rumour as you said it correctly
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Clergy Terms of Service
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Clergy Terms of Service (CTS) is the term for a package of changes made to the way clergy and Licensed Lay Workers (LLWs) within the Church of England are deployed. CTS legislation came into effect on 1 February 2011.
Clergy and stipended LLWs already benefit from many of these provisions. CTS ensures that everyone holding the Bishop's Licence enjoys the same rights and responsibilities, and that support and accountability are balanced.
These changes are a natural evolution of current best practice, encouraging wellbeing and creating an environment for individuals to develop their God-given gifts and skills.
Newly-appointed clergy benefit from a Role Description available prior to interview. Role Descriptions follow a competency-based model devised via Focus Groups of clergy and laity held with New Testament scholar Dr Paula Gooder in 2010.
As more material becomes available, these web pages will be updated so that you will be able to find information on how CTS may affect you. Meanwhile, here is a to the national Common Tenure web pages: www.commontenure.org.
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A bill requiring the Department of Economic and Community Development to create a plan for bioscience and pharmaceutical growth in southeastern Connecticut was voted out of the Commerce Committee on Tuesday. The vote as of 10:30 a.m. was 11 in favor and nine absent.
This bill has merit because Southeastern Connecticut has the physical structure assets of Pfizer buildings and the talents of people who were laid off by Pfizer, said committee co-chairman and state Sen. Gary LeBeau, D-East Hartford.
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Christmas in the Deep South, very short
It was Christmas and in the South, that meant fireworks. Fireworks of any and every sort.
I was the petted darling of my uncles, my father's four younger brothers. As the only girl-child born into the family in a generation, I was a miracle, a treasure, a fragile ornament like one of the shining glass balls hung on the cedar tree, something to be hedged about with wards and guards. My uncles had found somewhere a little packet of sparklers and hidden it away until this night when they sat me on a pile of quilts on the far side of the ditch, safely removed from the arena in which they would play their parlous game. One of them wrapped a scrap of tinsel around my untidy head and another put one of the sparklers in my chubby hand. A third lighted the slender wand and the fourth clapped his hands at the sight. Then they were off to the darkened yard to begin the game leaving me magically illumined by the twinkling flares.
The game did not have a name or rules or any of the other niceties which usually define a game. It just was. And it was only played at Christmas. In the dark.
There was only one thing needed for the game - unless you count recklessness and young male stupidity. The game required a series of ball- like objects. These were formed mostly from socks worn past darning and hoarded during the previous year. The socks were folded into each other and packed and stretched until they formed compact spheres each about the size of a fist with no dangling parts. No extra binding was permitted; only the tightly wound socks were acceptable.
When as many of these game pieces as material sufficed for had been fashioned during the week before the holiday, they were dropped into jugs of kerosene to soak and thoroughly marinate until the night.
The sharp reek of the fuel was the signal that the game was about to begin. Two of my uncles positioned themselves on each side of the little frame farmhouse. With a wild whoop, Uncle Doc pulled one of the fabric balls out of its oily bath. He squeezed it as hard as he could in his big calloused hands, letting the excess liquid stream back into the jug. Then, after wiping his hands one after the other on the seats of his overalls, he held out the still sodden orb for Uncle Ady to light with one of the long wooden kitchen matches he had stored in his bib pocket. As the wad of socks blazed up, Doc drew back his arm and threw it with its comet's tail of fiery droplets over the roof of the house to where Uncles Will and Art waited to catch it and send it flying back. As each ball burned out, another was retrieved, lighted and set into play.
In the balmy darkness, the sight of the flaming sphere arcing over the little house and the exultant, challenging howls of the four young men took on the aura of a savage ceremony - not one to celebrate the birth of a sacred babe in a strange land but one to rouse the warrior hearts of a Celtic race and spur them to conquest.
There was something ancient and ancestral which touched even me, a girl-child enthroned like a just named queen on a pile of quilts, holding a sparkler as my scepter.


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This article profiles composer Iannis Xenakis. It discusses how Xenakis influenced the author, in particular, his position and views concerning the responsibility of composers to be free, the composer's ego and the 'Real'. The author describes the composer's 'Real' as something that is distinguished from "reality". Reality is perfectly able to be represented as the sum of commonly held beliefs about what is "true" about the world. The composer's 'Real' is not a shared common reality; there is a unique 'Real' for each subject, it is the sum total effect of all of one's formative experiences, verbal and non-verbal. The author suggests that Xenakis's music tries to evoke the 'Real' of his own subjective experience, drawing highly on past experiences, traumatic and non-traumatic. The article also briefly discusses Xenakis's GENDY program and his works Gendy3 and S.709.
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Duke Ellington, "Black Beauty"
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Duke Ellington very rarely recorded any solo piano material. In a fifty-year career of constant recording, writing, and playing, the number of records where he played only one instrument rather than, as the saying goes, using the orchestra as his instrument can be counted on the fingers of both hands. That he would enter the studio alone, to cut a single record without the benefit of the wide instrumental texture of his crack band, is so unusual that it's almost inevitable that an attentive listener would assume it had some personal significance to him.
Perhaps it did; or perhaps he simply wanted to goose sales of the sheet music of the solo piano arrangement. But that too was unusual for him; though he had recently signed with Irving Mills, manager, music publisher and hogger of credit (pay very little attention when "Mills" pops up in the songwriting bylines; he seems to have paid actual songwriters like Yip Harburg for lyrics and then pocketed the royalties for himself) to publish and promote his compositions via the lucrative sheet-music market (even today, performing songs is one thing, but the real money is in writing them), his arrangement for "Black Beauty" was not the kind of thing your average parlor pianist could sit down and play.
In fact, a strong argument for Ellington as one of the great jazz pianists of the age could be made from this record alone. Though he ornaments the melody with plenty of showy filigree — rather in the manner that Art Tatum would later do, but without the fuck-you showboating — the heart of the piece recorded here are the chord changes, which he plays against harmonically in a very moving way. I'm so familiar with the original full-band recording, of course, that the slightest variation from its melody stands out to me, but still, hearing Ellington step down from the written chords into minor sadness and bluesy grief is powerful. Though he allows his fingers to dance — if my theory (which I'm hardly alone in holding) about the origins of the composition is true, it would be disrespectful to the spirit of Florence Mills if they didn't — the mood is rather that of an elegy than a romp.
It's a beautiful performance, sensitively played and deeply thought through, and if Duke Ellington isn't generally regarded as being in the first rank of jazz pianists it's only because his compositional talent was so huge as to overwhelm his instrumental. Though we'll occasionally hear him solo again this week, we won't ever catch him alone again. He was a deeply private man, keeping his thoughts and feelings almost entirely to himself — or rather, choosing to express them not through words, but through music. Here we catch him, or he allows us to think we do, thinking clearly and feeling deeply.


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Merry Christmas, everyone!
A recent Sneed reader is responsible for the repeat of a column I wrote nearly 20 years ago.
She says her 88-year old mother clipped and saved the column . . . and asks: Could a meeting with her mother and the man I wrote about be arranged?
The man's real name was "Tom," an old friend who wanted to remain anonymous, but in the column I called him "Paul."
My friend is now dead, and his story a distant memory, happening at a Christmastime past. I first wrote about the "Nativity" experience he and his wife had in 1990.
I have edited the original story. It's my wish that it brings you the same mixture of joy and wonder it brought me.
The Past . . .
It was Christmastime 30 years ago, when a man named Tom stopped by my City Hall office when I was Mayor Jane Byrne's press secretary.
We chatted easily, talking about family and the agony of gut punches when God seems gone.
Tom claimed he had once been close to death, the victim of an incurable muscle disease that bound him to a wheelchair and the ability to move only two fingers.
It was during that time he claims a miracle occurred: The scent of an intensely sweet aroma filled the hospital room while doctors were performing a bone-marrow biopsy on him.
"I asked the doctor if he smelled the same sweet scent, and he said he had," Tom said. "But no one could figure out where it came from. We were baffled."
"Shortly afterward, the disease began to mysteriously disappear.
"When I was fully recovered, my wife and I started doing some research into the possibility of a miracle. And believe me, I'm no saint."
"We discovered that the overpowering scent could be the sign of a miracle by Padre Pio, an Italian Catholic priest who is in the process of canonization for sainthood.
"I believe now that I was cured through his intercession. I wasn't predisposed to thinking about the signs of miracles when it happened. It was the furthest thing from my mind!"
The story continues...
Twenty years ago, Tom told me another Christmas story: the tale of how an old Italian priest once came to his home at Christmastime, shortly before the time his "miracle" occurred when he lay in the hospital, dying.
"I was in a wheelchair, and the priest asked if my wife and I would consider something very special," said Tom.
"The priest was known for finding homes for the children of unwed mothers, and that night he wanted to know whether we could find room in our house for a baby!
"Heck, I was already in a wheelchair and had seven kids, but my wife and I decided to say OK."
"The priest's response was: "Wonderful. Wonderful. I'll be just a minute. The baby is in the car."
"But when the priest returned, it was not a live baby he was carrying, but a statue of the child Jesus in a manger!
"He told me: 'It's been with me so many years and, now that I'm retiring, I wanted someone to care for it. I wanted you both to treasure it.'
"The priest never cracked a smile or gave any indication that he had pulled a fast one on us," Tom said. "So we sat there stunned!"
The epilogue . . .
Although Tom told me the story long after he had shared his "miracle" with me, it occurred to me both tales had happened back-to-back while he was sick.
Tom wondered if he'd been tested in that ridiculous Christmas scene with the old priest and spared because he opted to give shelter to a baby at Christmastime?
I do know the old priest visited Tom in the hospital when he was sick. And the "baby" sat in a creche outside Tom's home every Christmas.
Who knows.
But it is the kind of story that keeps the spirit of Christmas alive.
Sneedlings . . .
Today's birthdays: Sissy Spacek, 61; Jimmy Buffett, 64; and Bill Zwecker, ageless and priceless.


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Anti-Christian Atheist Leaders Calls Us Bullies for Telling the Truth
This weekend I appeared on Fox News to discuss the decision of the U.S. Forest Service to allow a World War II memorial, a statue of Jesus reminiscent of statues veterans saw as they fought across Europe, to remain on federal property. Of the 95,000 comments received by the Forest Service, 70,000 were ACLJ members who spoke out urging the Forest Service to renew this lease. Now, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), the same anti-faith group that has tried to remove the Pledge of Allegia... Continue Reading
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The Updated Complete Idiot's Guide to Protecting American Atheists 2.0
Dear patriotic protectors of American Atheists, Less than two weeks ago, I asked you to assist me in finalizing "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Protecting American Atheists." As you know,American Atheists continue to suffer from Ground Zero cross-induced, "dyspepsia [upset stomach], symptoms of depression, headaches, anxiety, and mental pain and anguish." You immediately grasped the urgency of my request and submitted your well thought out additions to the Guide in... Continue Reading
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Your additions to "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Protecting American Atheists" have been pouring in. Chris Prevas left some great suggestions on the Jordan Sekulow Show Facebook page about taxpayer-funded references to our religious heritage: Some ideas for the Complete Idiot's Guide: why stop at the federal level? Many localities need to change their names to avoid giving offense to atheists (after all the US Postal Service is a gov't-owned corporation and they have post offices that carry these highly-offensive names): "Providence, RI (providence assumes a God that cares about us) Salem, OR (this is from the Hebrew term for peace w/ God) Corpus Christi, TX (Latin for 'the body of Christ") Bethlehem, PA (birthplace of Christ) Philadelphia, PA (mentioned in Revelations as a city w/ a godly church) St. Paul, St. Louis, St. Augustine, St. Petersburg (godly Christian men)" For the Spanish-speaking atheists: "Santa Fe, NM (holy faith) Los... Continue Reading
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Protecting American Atheists
It is with the utmost urgency that I write this blog. A group of atheists have filed a lawsuit to prevent the inclusion of the historic Ground Zero Cross at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. We have learned from their lawsuit that they, "have suffered, are suffering, and will continue to suffer damages, both physical and emotional, from the existence of the challenged cross." Atheists have reportedly endured cross-induced, "dyspepsia [upset stomach], symptoms of depression, head... Continue Reading


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The Feast of the Seven Fishes has been a Hungry Goddess family tradition on Christmas Eve for many years - we have recipes so you can expand or create your own seafood holiday traditions! Buon Natale! Follow #HGEATS hashtag for more holiday inspirations!
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My Mom's Mussels Marinara has been a signature dish from her for as long as I can remember and fits perfectly for Feast of the Seven Fishes!
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It is not an Italian holiday celebration or Feast of the Seven Fishes without pasta - this is my favorite way to prepare a white clam sauce!
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There is nothing like cutting into the stuffed calamari - like unwrapping a present early!
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Chef Thomas Keller invented butter poached lobster but this is a delicious tradition for my family at the holidays - you need seven fishes so lobster should be at least ONE!
Scallops Wrapped in Bacon with Sriracha Dipping Sauce
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This is not Italian but will still work as a scrumptious addition to your Feast of the Seven Fishes!
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Outspoken Christian Matt Elrod had hoped his faith would not only carry him, but affect his fellow competitors and viewers on the recently-finished Survivor: Redemption Island, and it seems his prayers were answered.
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