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Experience your America by building a fulfilling career by joining the National Park Service. The National Park Service preserves unimpaired, the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations.
The Seasonal Recruitment Operations Center is currently accepting applications to fill up to 3 temporary positions at Governors Island National Monument. Appointments made under this announcement are limited to 1039 hours (six months) in a service year and may be terminated at any time. Appointments under this announcement are eligible for rehire and/or extension (when initial appointment is less than 1039 hours) if workload and funding allow. Anticipated Entry on Duty: May, 2014
Governors Island National Monument, located on an 172 acre island in New York Harbor in New York City. For more than two centuries, site served as an Army post, a Coast Guard base and military headquarters important to the defense of New York until 1996 and standing as a silent sentinel, providing protection for the ideals represented by the Statue of Liberty across the Bay.
The National Park Service and the Trust for Governors Island jointly administer the island, located a half-mile south of Lower Manhattan in New York Harbor. The City of New York through the Trust is redeveloping 150 acres of the island, including a 40-acre world class park and a 90 acre historic district of military residential and administrative structures dating back to 1815 for cultural, recreational and educational use.
This announcement is being advertised under delegated examining procedures and is open to all U.S. citizens.
This announcement may be used to fill additional positions if identical vacancies occur within 90 days of the issue date of the referral certificate.
The National Park Service administers 22 acres of the island, preserving two historic fortifications, Fort Jay (1794) and Castle Williams (1807)., telling the story of the rich, diverse social, environmental, economic and military history of the island and its relation to the harbor and the city. The primary visitor experience is by talks, living military history demonstrations, informal roving, childrens programs and guided walking tours. Other programs involving visual and performing arts is accomplished through partnerships with non-profit organizations.
Work in a team-oriented environment to assist with the planning and presentation of public and educational programs, which can include multi-media presentations, structured and impromptu talks, and presenting guided tours and programs to schools, community groups, and special interest groups. Participate in the day-to-day operation of a spring/summer seasonal interpretive program at a historic site as well as part of a fall/winter season, which focuses on program development, research, and outreach programs. Assist in providing interpretive, educational and operational services including operating a visitor contact station, monitoring special use permits, and maintaining good relations with partner organizations and stakeholders.
Present informal interpretive products about the military, social, economic, and ecological significance of Governors Island and New York Harbor for varied audiences and specialized groups. Duties are performed on or off-site at locations designated by the park, e.g. visitor centers, historical sites, auditoriums, and schools in the New York metropolitan area. He/she responds verbally to visitor inquiries for information, direction, and guidance.
Conduct basic research using prepared primary and secondary sources to gain information about and a personal understanding of the military, social, ecological and environmental history of New York Harbor and Governors Island, as well as current issues affecting the region.
Take a summary of information both in individual and team settings and shall assist in the development of basic informative, interesting and visually attractive interpretive content. Assist in making interpretive products (such as preparing labels or signs) for natural, historical, or cultural programs, publications or exhibits. Utilize interpretive techniques (such as metaphors, storytelling, or analogies) suggested by others to facilitate intellectual and/or emotional connections between an audiences' interests and their surroundings during informal roves.
Serve as a front-line representative of a Federal agency to greet customers and answers questions. Deal with the public, school groups and park partner organizations with understanding, friendliness, courtesy, tact, empathy, concern and politeness. The public can include individuals who are distressed, confused, frustrated, difficult or even hostile. Relates effectively to people from varied cultural backgrounds and different situations and is sensitive to diversity, race, gender, religion, disabilities, and other individual differences. Visitor and partnership contacts take place at a visitor contact center/bookstore, while roving or on patrols, or in offices in person, via telephone, mail, e-mail or new and social media venues such as Twitter, Flickr, or Facebook.
Work effectively individually and in a team environment with supervisors and peers using established guidelines to effectively operate the site. Staff a visitor center as well as historic structures, and informally roves throughout the site informing visitors personally, by telephone and new and/or social media platforms about park facilities, programs, nearby visitor services, attractions on the island and in Lower Manhattan and informs visitors about the National Park System and Service. These tasks may be conducted on-site or in Lower Manhattan. Assist in providing a safe environment for staff and visitors. Operate two-way radio equipment. Educate visitors regarding rules, regulations, and safety concerns to ensure compliance, as well as direct customers with problems, questions, or complaints. Assist in medical or other emergencies up to level of training. Open and closes site facilities.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Standing for long periods of time, walking for distances up to six miles daily, climbing and descending steep inclines, bending, and lifting moderately heavy items in a repetitive motion is required. Mental stress and physical fatigue occur due to high volume of personal contacts, occasional emergency responses, and repetitive nature of interpretive programs. Extreme physical exertion may be required while performing search and rescue, wildland fire fighting and other emergency response duties.
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QUESTION: My client is involved in a partnership dispute. The partnership agreement provides all disputes are to be resolved by binding arbitration. I may want to have a receiver appointed to operate the partnership property pending resolution of the dispute and if we win to fix up and sell the property. How do I do this in an arbitration?
ANSWER: You don't. This issue was decided a number of years ago in Marsch v. Williams, 23 Cal. App. 4th 238 (1994). There partners had a dispute that was submitted to arbitration and the arbitrator appointed a receiver. The appellate court reversed holding that Code of Civil Procedure §564 vests the power to appoint a receiver in the superior court and that power does not extend to arbitrators, even by agreement. C.C.P.§564(b)(1) provides a receiver can be appointed "by the court in which an action or proceeding is pending, or by a judge thereof"'.
This issue recently came up again in Baron v. First Insurance Exchange, 154 Cal. App. 4th 1184 (2007). There, a dispute initially arose under a joint venture agreement relating to real property that was damaged by fire. The parties' agreement provided that all disputes were to be resolved by arbitration. The arbitrator reached a decision and pursuant to a stipulation of the parties appointed a receiver to take possession of the property and all insurance proceeds and claims. Two years later, the winning party filed a petition in the superior court to confirm the arbitration award and the appointment of the receiver, which the court granted.
In the intervening period the receiver had worked with the insurance carrier and started restoration work on the property. Disputes developed and the receiver sued. Suit was filed three months prior to the superior court's confirmation of the arbitrator's order appointing the receiver.
The receiver's lawsuit went to trial two years later and the receiver obtained judgment for $96,462.00 in compensatory damages and $1.5 million in punitive damages. The insurance company appealed, arguing the receiver had no standing to sue it because the receiver's appointment was void because the appointment was made by an arbitrator, citing Marsch v. Williams. The Court of Appeal, however, affirmed.
The receiver argued that Marsch was distinguishable because the attack on the receiver's appointment there was by a party to the arbitration and not by a third party trying to collaterally attack the order. He also argued his appointment was valid because the superior court confirmed it when it confirmed the arbitrator's award. The Court, however, did not reach these issues. Instead, it held the challenge to the receiver's appointment was precluded because of the failure to attack it earlier. In effect, the insurance company was estopped to challenge the receiver's appointment and standing because it did not seek dismissal of the lawsuit based on the invalidity of the receiver's appointment. The Court cited a California Supreme Court case Hise v. Superior Court, 21 Cal. 2d 614 (1943) [estoppel to deny validity of appointment, based on failure to make timely objection and affirmative acts recognizing authority of receiver].
The insurance company argued that because the receiver's appointment was void it could be attacked at any time. The Court held that the order of appointment was not void, just voidable, and hence was valid until successfully challenged. The Court held the order was merely voidable because the superior court had jurisdiction over the parties to the underlying dispute and the subject matter when the order was issued.
The correct way to get a receiver appointed if you are involved in an arbitration is to go to the superior court and ask that it appoint a receiver. Like with most prejudgment remedies, this can be done while the arbitration is proceeding because only the court can grant these remedies (e.g. attachment). If a receiver is to be appointed as part of an arbitrator's award, it should provide that the superior court is to appoint a receiver and the court can then decide whether it is proper to do so, and do so, as part of the confirmation of the arbitrator's award.
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Looking back over the eight months since the Bill first entered Parliament, there has been a barrage of lobbying by charities, lawyers, trades unions and others across a wide range of the clauses in the Bill. In addition to picking up specific issues, many have criticised the Government's underlying objective of creating a hostile environment for migrants and the tough rhetoric that has accompanied the Bill.
Although there have been some limited wins in ameliorating some aspects of the Bill, overall it has survived its passage through Parliament relatively unscathed. Dispiritingly for those with real concerns about the implications of the Bill, debate about some of its key provisions – including the removal of the right of appeal, the introduction of landlord checks and the introduction of a new charging regime for migrants accessing healthcare – was relatively limited. Instead, the efforts by the anti-EU wing of the Conservative party to hijack the Bill late last year, and the last minute introduction of a new deprivation of citizenship clause by the Home Secretary, ended up dominating debate at the expense of other issues.
So, on the eve of the Bill passing into law, here's a brief update on some of its key provisions and their implications for migrants' rights.
1. Landlord immigration checks
One of the more contentious elements of the Bill, the landlord immigration checks generated inter-coalition conflict and widespread concern about their implications for ethnic minority and migrant communities. The Conservative wing of the Government has remained committed to introducing the checks, which remain within the Bill. However, the resistance of the Lib Dems has meant that a series of compromises have been reached within the Coalition regarding their roll-out.
At this stage, it has been confirmed that there will be a pilot of landlord immigration checks in one geographical area apparently 'big enough to allow for a proper evaluation before national roll-out'. Given that this will presumably be just before the next general election, it is possible that the national roll-out will not, in the end, happen. In the meantime, campaigning from charities and lobbying groups appears to have had some success, as there will be some exemptions from the landlord checks. Lettings to students will be exempted (including in private sector halls, houses and flats), as will homeless hostels, refuges for women fleeing violence and accommodation for vulnerable people in immediate need. It looks like, unlike the employer checks, there will only be repeat checks on tenants "in exceptional circumstances", and landlords will not have responsibility for checking on anyone else moving into the property after the tenant moves in, provided any additional occupier does not pay rent to the landlord. There will be a Home Office hotline which will apparently respond to queries within 48 hours, and a consultative group including the British Property Federation, Crisis and the Residential Landlords Association will be formed to advise on the legislation & codes of practice in this area.
2. The right of appeal for immigration cases
Unfortunately, no gains were made on the retention of the right of appeal against decisions made under the Immigration Rules. In future, only three types of decision on immigration cases will be appealable: a decision to refuse a claim of asylum or humanitarian protection; a decision to refuse a human rights claim; or a decision to revoke asylum or humanitarian protection. This change will affect migrants across the immigration system who will be subject to poor Home Office decision-making with much reduced ability for legal challenge, and has been widely criticized.
Although this was apparently a key priority area for the Labour party, its frontbenches made a lackluster case for the retention of the right of appeal in the House of Commons. It was more robustly debated in the House of Lords, but an amendment tabled by Baroness Smith (Labour), the shadow minister for home affairs in the Lords, to maintain the right of appeal for immigration cases proposed was voted against by 164 votes to 205. It is not yet clear how, in practice, the removal of the right of appeal will work and the knock-on implications for the First Tier Immigration Tribunal in particular. More on this anon.
3. Access to healthcare
The introduction of a new charging regime for migrants seeking to access UK healthcare was another aspect of the Immigration Bill which has grabbed some headlines. In the end, the framework for a new healthcare levy for temporary migrants, as well as for charging for some GP and A & E services, has been successfully established by the Government through the Bill. The wider framework for a new healthcare charging system for migrants are currently being worked on by the Department of Health and a statement is expected imminently from the DoH indicating their plans for implementation.
However, some useful statements were made by Ministers during the Immigration Bill debate which may provide fuel for further lobbying of the Department of Health on the details of the new system. Government spokesman Lord Taylor of Holbeach, for example, assured the House that "GP and nurse consultations will remain free to all and... that is not limited to the first consultation." He also said that "The Department of Health has committed to give further thought to strengthening exemptions in the current NHS charging regulations for vulnerable groups".
4. Deprivation of citizenship clause
And so to the show-stealing Government clause to deprive naturalized British citizens of their passport if their conduct is considered to be 'seriously prejudicial to the vital interests of the UK', regardless of whether it would make them stateless. Following opposition to the clause in the House of Lords, the Government last week introduced two amendments to the Bill aimed at alleviating concerns. Firstly deprivation of British citizenship for naturalized Brits under clause 60 may now take place only 'when the Home Secretary has reasonable grounds to believe that, under the laws of a country or territory, an individual is able to become a national of that country or territory'. In addition, there will be an independent review of the power, which will report after one year and then on a rolling three-yearly basis. Although these amendments were met with robust opposition by some MPs in the House of Commons who argued that the Home Secretary's view on whether a person may gain citizenship of another country and the reality may be very different. Fundamentally, the amendments do not address some parliamentarians' concerns about causing individuals to become stateless. However, this amendment received a majority vote by the Commons overall so the next step for the Home Secretary is to get the support of the House of Lords before wrapping up the Bill.
In addition, the Bill will introduce a wide range of additional changes in areas including detention, removals, and guardianship for child victims of trafficking, which MRN will continue to update on and point to more detailed briefings by others. More on all these issues as and when we have it.
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so much hot air in House of Lords debates and disappointing that even they do not consider what is fair and right and wrong and no condemnation of the evil rules of theresa May designed purely for political purposes , ie to try and assist Tory re-election prospects in 2015 , and barely a note of opposition from the Labour and Liberal parties . Only the Greens made a token gesture but their leader will not raise the issue on programmes like Daily Politics and quote instances of how families are torn apart by cameron and May almost akin to what happened under Hitler and Stalin( no reply to my email to the new Green leader !!). . Theresa May is in effect saying that she can not stop a Uk citizen marrying who he or she likes but will do all in her power to stop them living together in the UK. What a despicable "human being"
she is ! One would think it is a basic human right to be allowed to live in your own country with your spouse whereever that spouse comes from , ie the human right to a family life .
The final version of the Immigration Bill was agreed yesterday by both Houses of Parliament, you can read more about it here http://services.
It is anticipated that the Bill will receive Royal Assent on 14th May. Once Royal Assent is given the Bill becomes an Act of Parliament.
Some other things to watch out for are
- restrictions on ability to obtain driving licences and bank accounts
- changes to the OISC scheme
Politicians use and play to the popular opinions of a public they want to influence.
A survey carried out by Kings College London for the Royal Statistical Society found that UK public opinion is repeatedly wide of the mark on issues including crime, benefit fraud and immigration. Which UKIP and the Tory party have exploited / influenced in full.
I heard of someone who believes Hitler is not dead. He shaved off his moustache, put on a grey wig, wears fancy shoes and works in the Home Office. Could he be right?
A what? "human being"?
more clarification.
Family life should be considered! Theresa May has the power to keep families and partners apart including children who might not have even seen their fathers or mothers for so long, its unjustice to the british citizens and something needs to be done fast.
We all have a right to a family life!!!
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May 19, 2014
Family life should be considered! Theresa May has the power to keep families and partners apart including children who might not have even seen their fathers or mothers for so long, its unjustice to the british citizens and something needs to be done fast.
We all have a right to a family life!!! "
Family life has been considered in the immigration act 2014, although maybe not in quite the way you would have liked. They have taken the article 8 interpretation power away from the judges and specified how the right should be interpreted, in specific detail.
It is much harder to prevent deportation of migrants and especially foreign criminals via Article 8, the right to respect for family and private life. The judges have to now consider if keeping families together is in the financial interest of the country, I believe.


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Re the above subject line, "Happy Holidays to All" and the whole PC thing
that implies....
I read a quote today from Dave Barry's "Christmas Shopping: A Survivor's
"In the old days, it was not called the Holiday Season; the Christians
called it 'Christmas' and went to church; the Jews called it 'Hanukka' and
went to synagogue; the atheists went to parties and drank. People passing
each other on the street would say, 'Merry Christmas!' or 'Happy Hanukkah!'
or (to the atheists) 'Look out for the wall!' "
Today I wish to all of you any of the above that applies! Hows that for PC?
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Really, the logic for skipping non-JS edges out of nsINode should probably be moved entirely into CanSkipThis, and Traverse should always succeed.
Created attachment 607365 [details] [diff] [review]
disable want all traces
I did an audit of every place where NS_SUCCESS_INTERRUPTED is returned to make sure that it was being properly handled. It may make more sense in the long term to rip out all of that logic and move it into CanSkipThis, and make Traverse always succeed, but this will do for now.
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This patch is hard to read, but what I did was take the entire block of code at the start of nsINode::Traverse and wrap it in a !cb.WantAllTraces() test. I also dropped the cb argument to InGeneration, because we don't have to check cb any more if we're in that block. The code should be otherwise unchanged.
According to tree management, this caused some DOM-y regressions on Linux64. I'm skeptical that an additional highly predictable branch (these tests are always true except when dumping a CC log) per DOM node visited by the cycle collector could cause a 3% regression, but I guess it is possible. Maybe I need to sprinkle some NS_LIKELY pixie dust around.
Created attachment 608197 [details] [diff] [review]
add NS_LIKELY for new !WantAllTraces checks
Can't hurt, I guess.
Backed out.
Comment on attachment 608197 [details] [diff] [review]
add NS_LIKELY for new !WantAllTraces checks
The backout didn't cause a corresponding increase, so I guess the regression was bogus, but it can't hurt to help GCC out a little.
Thanks for the quick review. Relanded, with the additional patch folded in.


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Report: Fewer from New England gamble at Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun
New Englanders are making fewer trips to Connecticut's casinos than they once did, with Massachusetts residents, in particular, forsaking Foxwoods Resort Casino for Twin River in Rhode Island, a new report being released today shows.
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The report, titled "Bring It On Home, An Overview of Gaming Behavior in New England," finds that residents in the five states surveyed - Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island - are generally gambling less and spending their remaining gambling dollars closer to home. Seventeen percent of the respondents indicated they had visited Foxwoods in 2012, down from 22 percent in 2008, while 14 percent had visited Mohegan Sun, down from 19 percent four years earlier.
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But this delicate formula was overturned last month, when the Child Support Agency decided the maintenance should be increased to pounds 324 a month and the Treasury would claw back income support and other benefits from Susan.
Stephen, 34, from Rock Ferry, Merseyside, is incensed that one-third of his income is going to his ex- wife. He would be better off unemployed, as he would not have to pay child maintenance. He is seriously considering giving up his pounds 17,000 a year job - pounds 1,000 a month after tax - as a central heating safety inspector.
His new wife, Julie, 29, whose two daughters from her first marriage he supports, is also angry that their income will be slashed. Julie does not work and her former husband pays no maintenance for their two daughters aged nine and six who live with her, because he is unemployed and on income support. With the increased maintenance payment, Julie and Stephen Moore's income will barely match their outgoings.
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Susan, from Bromborough, Merseyside, is seeking advice on how to challenge the new amount. 'The form made no mention that I could lose extra benefits . . . If I had known I would never have signed.'
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The question is confusing because it does not make clear if the 0.25 m/s is the velocity with respect to the ground or the air.
Presumably the bug is flying through air at 0.25 m/s (the so-called "air speed") and the air is blowing in the opposite direction at 0.25 m/s.
That would make the resultant velocity (with respect to the ground) zero.
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Book DescriptionAll civilisations, ancient and modern, are founded on agriculture. In this fascinating account of one of the most fundamental aspects of humankind's march from prehistory to the present day, the author considers the evidence for the origins and evolution of agriculture in various parts of the world; a balanced view is presented based on the archaeology, botany, genetics, ecology and anthropology of domesticates and their wild relatives. The basic agricultural systems which emerged from areas yielding traces of the earliest plant and animal domestication are described, and their drastic modification in recent times is considered. In a concluding chapter the present situation is reviewed, and the possible risks of a system which now relies on a relatively small number of species to supply the majority of our food are discussed.
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