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Flights from Addington Field to Blytheville Municipal
Direct flights from Addington Field Airport (EKX) in Elizabethtown, KY to Blytheville Municipal Airport (HKA) in Blytheville, AR via air taxi
Total airfare between Addington Field Airport and Blytheville Municipal Airport ranges from $3083 to $11774 for the specified travel dates. The total fare is the price for the entire plane (price per person is based on the number of passengers entered above). Flight duration ranges from 1 hour to 1 hour 55 minutes, depending on the aircraft.
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The flight distance from Elizabethtown to Blytheville is 215 miles and average flight time is 1 hour 55 minutes. If you were to drive from Elizabethtown to Blytheville, it would take 5 hours 9 minutes to drive 258 miles.
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Essays about: "sweden welfare state"
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1. Universal Welfare State at Stake? The Changing Political Discourse Regarding Inclusive Welfare for Refugees in SwedenUniversity essay from Göteborgs universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionen
Abstract : Sweden has for a long time distinguished itself as a major player among few other generous and inclusive welfare states. The Swedish welfare system is characterised by the universal principles based on the idea that all legitimate inhabitants are eligible for welfare support in order to promote overall solidarity among citizens. READ MORE
2. CAN UNEVEN WELFARE FUNDING EX-PLAIN THE RISE OF THE POPULIST RADI-CAL RIGHT? A sub-national study of variations in welfare provisions and the change in vote share for the Sweden Democrats in Sweden between 2010 and 2014.University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionen
Abstract : In the last few years, the party group defined as the radical right have risen in popularity across the nations of Europe. The research in this field is impressive yet many assume that these party simply represent a xenophobic view as a reaction to the recent waves of immigrants fleeing war or social injustice in Africa and middle east but what is xenophobia if not a lack of social, general, trust? The research in this field is limited with only a few studies that have taken it into consideration. READ MORE
3. PARTICIPATION IN MUNICIPAL ADULT EDUCATION IN SWEDEN Why and How is the Second Chance Taken?University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för pedagogik och specialpedagogik
Abstract : Aim: The aim of this study is to explore and describe how and why adults who have not fulfilled the current upper secondary education level become adult students in Swedish upper secondary municipal education, Komvux. Under this aim, there are two research questions: 1) why and how the adults decide to study in Komvux and 2) if they experience any barriers to participate in Komvux, if so how they overcome them. READ MORE
4. Businesses intruding on the welfare state arena : A study of how CSR within education can be seen as legitimate business practiceUniversity essay from Uppsala universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen; Uppsala universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen
Abstract : In coordinated market economies, the role distribution is clear: the state provides welfare services and businesses conduct business. In the welfare state of Sweden, however, businesses address social issues and thus transcend their traditional role. READ MORE
5. Max(imum) vegan : a case study on vegan products in the food service sectorUniversity essay from SLU/Dept. of Economics
Abstract : Animal based foods have been important components of the Swedish diet for many years. As the meat, dairy and eggs require more resources than plants the sustainability advantage of the vegan diet is becoming incresingly acknowledged. However, research has shown evidence of it being difficult to change peoples' dietry habits. READ MORE

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Has anone else read this book? I've been trying to get through it for a week now. I'm about 140 pages in and so far it doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
In ways it does sort of but mostly it doesn't. I put the 2nd on on my wishlist hoping that this one will turn out to be better than I think it is. Right now, however, I'm about ready to either give up or it or throw it at the wall.
There aren't any reviews of the book so I thought I'd see if any of you liked it.
Sorry, I've never even heard of it, but I wanted to bump this up for you in case someone else has. What's it about?
The author is also Claudia Bishop. I've never been able to get into any ot her books under that name either but this one sounded so good. Here's the synopsis of it.
With a long list of ethereal clients who need her help, Savannah lawyer Brianna Winston Beaufort's career choice is beginning to haunt her...An already dead businessman needs Bree's help to find his murderer and prove his innocence against the charge of greed, which comes from the mightiest hand of the law, the Celestial Court. And the verdict in this case could put Bree's life on the line—as well as her client's afterlife.
Basically she's sort of a lawyer for dead people I guess you could say. That's what I'm getting from it so far. But at 140 pages she still doesn't realize what's going on. I mean she knows the guy she's defending is dead but she doesn't really know it's him she's defending. The client is actually this woman who was working for him (his 2nd in charge bascially). She supposed to be figuring out who murdered him. But there's this old lady who lives upstairs from her practice that keeps talking about this dead guy in the cemetary like he's still alive. Then there's this painting that sort of "comes to life" and Bree has been dreaming of it since she was a little girl. But so far nothing is coming together.
I'm just wondering if the book is worth continuing.
I just got done reading it and it was a totally different type of cozy than I usually read (with the "ethereal clients" aspect). I think it takes a while to figure out what is going on exactly because it is the first in a series and things are essentially being "set up". It does all come together in the end, but remember it has the aspect of those not from this world in it.
I also have the 2nd one on my WL and although I did like this one, it will be interesting to see if the next is good (because as I said this was something different than I usually read).
Don't know if that helps, but I would finish the book if I were you just so you aren't left "confused" if nothing else.
Well, you made it sound interesting. I looked it up on Amazon and it sounded like it might be fun. I had a difficult time with the Shirley Damsgaard books when I first started those. Every one raved about them and they irratated me. A whiney main character. But book four she became less whiney or I got used to her...lol
If you want to get rid of it I'll be glad to take it off your hands.
Darn it, clicked the wrong thing, sorry!
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Hmm...I just picked this one up for a buck at the library book sale. It's a paperback and in perfect condition. If I don't like it, I can always post it here.
It's gonna take me a while to get to it though!
I'm at 100 pages and like it so far. I'm with you that Bree is a bit slow on the uptake though. Maybe if it was happening to me in "real" life I'd be slow on the uptake too...lol.
Well I finsihed it a couple of days ago. It was not bad. By the time I finished it I like it alright. I went ahead and left the 2nd one on my wishlist but I am not sure about it. I'll hold out judgement on the series until after I read the 2nd one. It did start to make sense finally but it took an awfully long time to get to the point I thought.
Anyway...to each their own. I did enjoy the last part though. It go exiciting in the last 75 pages or so. Too bad it couldn't have been that way about 150 pages earlier.
I finished it yesterday. I'm with Michelle, by the time I finished it I liked it so much I wanted more right now. It slowed down just a bit past the middle. I wanted to see what would happen so I kept reading. Then it picked up and turned into a page turner.
I suppose because I was sitting back and reading it I kept thinking for pity sake Bree don't you realize who and what these people are? Not giving it away.
Though I figured out who the murderer was early on I sure couldn't figure out how or why - now that was a bit different. I mean the method of murder.
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I liked the book a lot. You have to stick with it for it to make sense. It all comes together eventually. I, too, put the second on my wishlist.
I liked it a lot. The end wraps up the story.
Read it and loved it. I read it in 2 sittings and I think that helped. That's one I'll want to read again sometime in the future.
I read it earler this month and didn't care for it. I thought it would really be good, but Bree was just to dense for words. I love my books to have a bit of the "woo woo", as my friends call it, to them but this one was just kind of blah to me. I'm a big fan of paranormal mysteries and urban fantasies. This one didn't seem to fall anywhere. Mostly boring.


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Oh, how I love The Selby. Sometimes I have to be really careful to check my jealousy (what? I'm not perfect!) at the splash page of the website and just enjoy the sumptuous visuals. When I can do that, I admire Todd Selby's photographic cataloging like no other's. It's so clean and detailed, so lovingly presented, so well arranged. So many superlatives. Lots of love for him and his biznas.


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K.K. Mathew, J.
1. The appellants filed a petition under Article 226 of the Constitution before the High Court of Allahabad praying that the order passed by the State Government on October 20, 1967, allowing a revision filed by the respondent be quashed and possession of the premises in question be given to them under Section 7-A of the U. P. (Temporary) Control of Rent and Eviction Act, 1947 (hereinafter called the Act).
2. The original owner of the premises was one Ram Swaroop Gupta. He leased the premises to M/s. Pioneer Exhibitors and Distributors Limited. They used the premises for exhibiting cinema. That lease terminated by efflux of time on June 30, 1952. Gupta, thereafter, leased the premises by a deed dated October 13, 1952 for a period of 10 years to Ram Agyan Singh, respondent No. 2. But there was no order allotting the accommodation to him under Section 7(2) of the Act. Respondent No. 2 also used the premises for exhibiting cinematograph films. Disputes having arisen between the parties, Gupta filed suits for recovery of rent as well as for ejectment against respondent No. 2. The appellants purchased the premises in question from Ram Swaroop Gupta by a sale deed dated March, 26, 1962. Thereafter they filed an application under Section 7 of the Act read with rule 6 made under the Act for release of the accommodation in their favour. On December 3, 1965, the Additional District Magistrate allowed the application and permitted the appellants to take possession of the premises. That was on the basis that the premises were in illegal occupation of respondent No. 2. The representation against this order filed by respondent No. 2 to the State Government was rejected on January 10, 1966 on the ground that there was no provision for any interference by Government with the order. On December 4, 1965, the appellants filed an application for eviction of respondent No. 2 under Section 7-A of the Act. On June 18 1966, the Additional District Magistrate directed issue of notice under Clause (2) of Section 7-A, why respondent No. 2 should not be evicted. Thereafter, the Additional District Magistrate passed the order for eviction. Respondent No. 2 went up in revision against the order to the Additional Commissioner. He confirmed the order of the Additional District Magistrate. Respondent No. 2, thereafter filed an application for revision under Section 7-F of the Act before the State Government against the order. The State Government allowed that application on October 20, 1967 holding that respondent No. 2 was not liable to be evicted from the premises. On January 20 1968, the State Government communicated to the parties a summary of the reasons on the basis of which the order had been passed. That in effect said that the respondent was running a cinema under a licence in the premises from 1952, that the District Magistrate, when be granted the licence, was satisfied that respondent No. 2 was in lawful occupation and that, in these circumstances, he was entitled to the benefit of the proviso to Section 7-A(1) of the Act and was not liable to be evicted from the premises.
3. It was to quash this order that the appellants filed the writ petition before the High Court.
4. A learned Single Judge of the Court quashed the order. Respondent No. 2 filed an appeal against the order. The division Bench reversed the order of the learned Single Judge. It is against this order that this appeal has been filed on the basis of a certificate granted under Article 133(1)(b) of the Constitution.
5. The division Bench was of the view that the learned Single Judge was not justified in interfering with the order passed by the State Government under Section 7-F of the Act inasmuch as the order of the State Government did not suffer from any infirmity either on the ground that it had no jurisdiction to pass the order or for the reason that there was an error of law apparent on the face of the record.
6. The material provision in Section 7-A of the Act provides:
Section 7-A. District Magistrates' power to take action against unauthorised occupation--(1) Where in pursuance of the order of the District Magistrate under Sub-section (2) of Section 7 the vacancy of any accommodation is required to be reported and is not reported, or where an order requiring any accommodation to be let or not to be let has been duly passed under Sub-section (2) of Section 7 and the District Magistrate believes or has reason to believe that any person has in contravention of the said order, occupied the accommodation or any part thereof, he may call upon the person in occupation to show cause, within a time to be fixed by him, why he should not be evicted therefrom;
Provided that no order under this section shall be passed if the District Magistrate is satisfied that there has been undue delay or it is otherwise inexpedient to do so
The proviso to Sub-section (1) of Section 7-A is couched in wide language. The dictionary meaning of the Word 'inexpedient' is:
Not expedient; disadvantageous in the circumstances; unadvisable, impolitic. See Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, Illustrated, Vol. 1, 3rd ed., (1964), p. 997.
The circumstances that could be taken into consideration to decide whether it is expedient or inexpedient to order an eviction under the section are not mentioned in the proviso. A great deal of discretion must, therefore, be vested in the District Magistrate and in the State Government when disposing a revision from an order passed by the District Magistrate as several factors would enter the making of the verdict whether it is inexpedient to pass an order of eviction under the section. In this case, the State Government has taken into account two reasons for exercising its discretion under the proviso in favour of respondent No. 2: (1) that respondent No. 2 was in possession from 1953 onwards and was conducting a cinema in the premises after obtaining a licence from the District Magistrate under the U. P. Cinema Regulation Act; (2) that the District Magistrate when granting the licence to conduct the cinema must have been satisfied that the respondent was in lawful occupation of the premises. In other words, what in substance the State Government said was, that respondent No. 2 has been using the premises for conducting cinema from 1953 on the basis of his possession of the premises and that it would be inexpedient to evict him at this stage. We cannot say that the circumstances taken into account are irrelevant for the exercise of the discretion.
7. Mr. Gupte, appearing for the appellants, said that when the Additional District Magistrate passed the order for release on the basis that the appellants require the premises bona fide for their personal occupation, the State Government, in the exercise of its revisional jurisdiction under Section 7-F against the order of eviction under Section 7-A 'should not have nullified the effect of the order of release by exercising its discretion under the proviso to Section 7-A against the appellants. He also said that the State Government did not even refer to the order for release which would show that it made no assessment of the hardship to the landlords.
8. The fact that an order for release was passed by the Additional District Magistrate on the basis that the premises' were bona fide required by the appellants for their personal occupation did not preclude him, when he was moved by the appellants to evict respondent no. 2 from exercising his discretion under the proviso to Section 7-A. For it is at that stage that the respondent will have the opportunity to urge the circumstances which make it inexpedient to evict him. In other words, the only relevant question at the time when the order of release was passed was whether the appellants required the premises bona fide for their occupation. The controversy was limited at that stage to that question. The circumstances which would make the passing of an order of eviction inexpedient under Section 7-A could not have been urged at that time by respondent No. 2. So, the inference that the State Government was not aware of the order for release on the ground that the appellants required the premises for their personal occupation could not be made from the fact that the State Government found that it was inexpedient to order the eviction of the second respondent in the exercise of its discretion under the proviso to Section 7-A when disposing of a revision.
9. We are not satisfied that the order of the State Government was vitiated by any error of law apparent on the face of the record. As already stated, the considerations which weighed with the State Government in rejecting the application, namely, the hardship to respondent No. 2 who was conducting a cinema in the premises from 1953 cannot be said to be irrelevant. As the order of the State Government did not suffer from any error of law apparent on the face of the record, the learned Single Judge was, not justified in quashing the order and the Division Bench rightly set aside the order of the learned Single Judge and allowed the appeal.
10. We dismiss the appeal but, in the circumstances, make no order as to costs.
Civil Appeal No. 583 of 1971
11. In this appeal, by certificate, we are concerned with the question whether the suit filed by the appellants for recovery of possession of the premises which is the subject matter of Civil Appeal No. 2370 of 1969, on the basis that the tenancy created by Ram Swaroop Gupta, the predecessor-in-interest of the appellants, in favour of Ram Agyan Singh, the respondent, had expired and, therefore, the appellants were entitled to recover possession of the same, was maintainable in law in view of the fact that it was instituted without obtaining the permission of the District Magistrate under Section 3(1) of the U. P. (Temporary) Control of Rent and Eviction Act, 1947 (hereinafter called the Act).
12. The trial court held that although the respondent was a tenant against whom the suit cannot be filed without the previous permission as visualised by Section 3 of the Act, yet he cannot claim the benefit of Section 3 on account of Clause 20 of the lease deed and decreed the suit.
13. On appeal by the respondent, the High Court reversed the decree, holding that the suit was not maintainable in view of Section 3, and dismissed the suit. It is from this decree that this appeal has been filed.
14. The two questions which arise in this appeal are: (1) whether the High Court was right in holding that Section 3 was applicable and, therefore, the suit was not maintainable; and (2) whether Clause 20 of the lease deed was a bar to the respondent from claiming that the provisions of Section 3 were applicable.
15. Section 3(1) insofar as it is material, provides,:
3. Restriction on eviction--(1) Subject to any order passed under Sub-section (3) no suit shall, without the permission of the District Magistrate, be filed in any Civil Court against a tenant for his eviction from any accommodation except on one or more of the following grounds:--
The lease deed in question was executed after the commencement of the Act and the respondent did not obtain an allotment under Section 7(2) of the Act in his favour from the District Magistrate. It was, therefore, contended on behalf of the appellants that the respondent was not a tenant within the meaning of that term in Section 3 as the lease was created in violation of the provision of Section 7(2).
16. In Udho Dass v. Prem Prakash (1963) A.L.J. 406 a Full Bench of the Allahabad High Court took the view that a lease made in violation of the provisions of Section 7(2) would be valid between the parties and would create the relationship of landlord and tenant between them although it might not bind the authorities concerned. In the light of this ruling__ the correctness of which we see no reason to doubt--we think that the respondent was a tenant. The respondent had been paying the rent to Ram Swaroop Gupta and to the appellants after the sale by him to the appellants. 'Tenant' is defined under Section 2(g) of the Act as follows:
2(g) 'Tenant' means the person by whom rent is, or but for' a contract express or implied, would be payable for any accommodation.
17. Now, the landlord and the tenant cannot, by their agreement bind the District Magistrate. In spite of the lease, the District Magistrate may treat the accommodation as vacant and evict therefrom the tenant who is in occupation of the accommodation without an allotment order. This is his statutory obligation But the appellants would be estopped from denying that the respondent is a tenant. The Act makes a distinction between a tenant by virtue of an allotment order and a tenant otherwise than by virtue of an allotment order. In most of the sections of the Act the word 'tenant' alone is used. If the word 'tenant' in s 3 is construed as 'tenant under an allotment order', then the tenants who have been occupying an accommodation without an allotment order will be deprived of several material privileges conferred upon them by the Act Having regard to the definition clause and the scheme of the Act, we are of opinion that the respondent is a tenant under Section 3 even though he is occupying the accommodation without an allotment order It follows that the respondent would get the protection under Section 3 and that the appellants' suit was, therefore, liable to be dismissed as it was found that it was instituted without the permission of the District Magistrate.
18. We now turn to the other question, viz., whether under Clause 20 of the lease deed, the respondent was precluded from contending that the suit was not maintainable even though it was instituted without the permission of the District Magistrate. Clause 20 of the lease deed provides:
That this agreement of lease has been made between the parties with the knowledge of the existing Rent Control and Eviction Act. The parties do hereby agree and declare that no party will ever claim the benefit of the said Acts and that the provisions of the said Acts have been agreed by mutual consent to be inapplicable to this deed.
19. The question for consideration is whether this clause is illegal. Clause 20 contains two provisions. The first provision is that the parties will never claim the benefit of the Act. The second provision is that the provisions of the Act will be inapplicable to the lease deed. The High Court has taken the view that Clause 20 is illegal, and, therefore, the respondent was not precluded from contending that the suit was not maintainable.
20. The Act was passed inter alia to prevent the eviction of tenants from their accommodations. The language of Section 3 (1) is imperative and it prohibits the institution of the suit without the permission. If any landlord institutes a suit for eviction of the tenant without the permission of the District Magistrate, he commits an offence and is punishable under Section 15 of the Act. The object of Section 3 is to give protection to a tenant from eviction from an accommodation. The policy of the Act seems to be that a responsible authority like the District Magistrate should consider the claim of the landlord and the needs of the tenant before granting permission. There was alarming scarcity of accommodation. The object of legislature in enacting the law was to protect tenants from greedy and grasping landlords, and from their resorting to court for eviction of tenants without reasonable grounds.
21. Under Section 23 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, an agreement is void if it defeats any provision of law:
Section 23. The consideration or object of an agreement is lawful, unless--
it is forbidden by law; or
is of such a nature, that, if permitted, it would defeat the provisions of any law, or is fraudulent; or involves or implies injury to the person or property of another; or the Court regards it as immoral, or opposed to public policy.
In each of these cases, the consideration or object of an agreement is said to be unlawful. Every agreement of which the object or consideration is unlawful is void.
22. Mr. Gupte, appearing for the appellants, referred to the decision of this Court in Lachoo Mal v. Radhey Shyam : [1971]3SCR693 and said that it was open to the respondent to waive the benefit of the provision of Section 3 as it was enacted for the benefit of tenants and that no question of public policy is involved.
23. In that case this Court was considering the question whether it was open to a landlord to waive the benefit of a provision enacted for the benefit of landlords under the Rent Control Act. This Court said that if a provision is enacted for the benefit of a person or class of persons, there was nothing which precludes him or them from contracting to waive the benefit, provided that no question of public policy was involved.
If the object of a statute is not one of general policy, or if the thing which is being done will benefit only a particular person or class of persons, then the conditions prescribed by the statute are not considered as being indispensable. This rule is expressed by the maxim of law, quilibet potest renuntiare juri pro se introducto. As a general rule, the conditions imposed by statutes which authorise legal proceedings are treated as being indispensable to giving the court jurisdiction. But if it appears that the statutory conditions were inserted by the legislature simply for the security or benefit of the parties to the action themselves, and that no public interests are involved, such conditions will not be considered as indispensable, and either party may waive them without affecting the jurisdiction of the court.... See Craies on Statute Law, 7th ed,. pp. 269-270
24. Maxwell states the rule of law as follows:
Another maxim which sanctions the non-observance of a statutory provision is that culibet licit renuntiare juri pro se introducto. Everyone has a right to waive and to agree to waive the advantage of a law or rule made solely for the benefit and protection of the individual in his private capacity, which may be dispensed with without infringing any public right or public policy. Where in an Act there is no express prohibition against contracting out of it, it is necessary to consider whether the Act is one which is intended to deal with private rights only or whether it is an Act which is intended, as a matter of public policy, to have a more extensive operation....See 'Interpretation of Statutes', 11th ed., (1962), pp. 375-376
25. So, the question is, whether Section 3 was enacted only for the benefit of tenants or whether there is a public policy underlying it which precludes a tenant from waiving its benefit. There can be no doubt that the provision has been enacted for protecting one set of men from another set of men, the one from their situation and condition are liable to be oppressed and imposed upon. Necessitous men are not free men.
26. In the Nineteenth-Century the doctrines of lasses faire capitalism were accepted as part of the natural order of things and the doctrine was reinforced by the idea of the early utilitarians that to achieve social justice, it would suffice to produce formal equality before the law. These views were reflected in contemporary legal thought by the idea that freedom of contract was the supreme article of public policy, a notion which ignored utterly those cases where there was no genuine equality of bargaining power as for example between master and servant or between landlord and tenant. See Dennts Lloyd, 'Public Policy' (1953), pp. 136-137
27. There can be no doubt about the policy of the law, namely, the protection of a weaker class in the community from harassment of frivolous suits. But the question is, is there a public policy behind it which precludes a tenant from waiving it
28. The expression 'public policy' has an entirely different meaning from 'policy of the law' and one much more extensive See Eserton v. Brownlow 4 H.L.C. 105. Nevertheless, the term 'public policy' is used by the House of Lords itself apparently as synonymous with the policy of the law or the policy of a statute [see Hollinshead v. Hazleton 1916] 1 A.C. 428 Yet it is clearly so used without intent to repudiate or disregard the distinction so clearly drawn in Egerton v. Brownlow. It seems clear that the conception of public policy is not only now quite distinct from that of the policy of law but has in fact always been so except in some exceptional instances of confusion which have had no substantial effect on the general course of authority. see W.S.M. Knight, 'Public Policy in English Law', 38 LQR 207.
29. The Courts have often repealed Mr. Justice Burroughs metaphor about public policy being an unruly horse. Some judges appear to have thought it more like a tiger and hove refused to mount it at all, perhaps because they feared the fate of the young lady of Riga. Others have regarded it like Balaam's ass which would carry its rider nowhere. But none, at any rate at the present day, has looked upon it as a Pegasus that might soar beyond the momentary needs of the community. There is nothing remarkable in this because the topic itself is so elusive see Percy H. Winfield, 'Public Policy in English Common Law'. Harvard Law Rev. 76.
30. 'Public Policy' has been defined by Winfield as 'a principle of judicial legislation or interpretation founded on the current needs of the community' see Percy H. Winfield, 'Public Policy in English Common Law'. Harvard Law Rev. 76. Now, this would show that the interests of the whole public must be taken into account; but it leads in practice to the paradox that in many cases what seems to be in contemplation is the interest of one section only of the public, and a small section at that. The explanation of the paradox is that the courts must certainly weigh the interests of the whole community as well as the interests of a considerable section of it, such as tenants, for instance, as a class as in this case. If the decision is in their favour, it means no more than that there is nothing in their conduct which is prejudicial to the nation as a whole. Nor is the benefit of the whole community always a mere tacit consideration. The courts may have to strike a balance in express terms between community interests and sectional interests. So, here we are concerned with the general freedom of contract which everyone possesses as against the principle that this freedom shall not be used to subject a class, to the harassment of suits without valid or reasonable grounds. Though there is considerable support in judicial dicta for the view that courts cannot create new heads of public policy, See Gherulal Parakh v. Mahadcodas Maiya and Ors. [1959] Su. 2, SCR. 406 there is also no lack of judicial authority for the view that the categories of heads of public policy are not closed and that there remains a broad field within which courts can apply a variable notion of policy as a principle of judicial legislation or interpretation founded on the current needs of the community. See Dennis Lloyd, 'Public Policy' (1953), pp. 112-113
31. Public policy does not remain static in any given community. It may vary from generation to generation and even in the same generation. Public policy would be almost useless if it were to remain in fixed moulds for all time.
32. If it is variable, if it depends on the welfare of the community at any given time, how are the courts to ascertain it The judges are more to be trusted as interpreters of the law than as expounders of public policy. However, there is no alternative under our system but to vest this power with judges. The difficulty of discovering what public policy is at any given moment certainly does not absolve the judges from the duty of doing so. In conducting an enquiry, as already stated, judges are not hide-bound by precedent. The judges must look beyond the narrow field of past precedents, though this still leaves open the question, in which direction. They must cast their gaze. The judges are to base their decision on the opinions of men of the. world, as distinguished from opinions based on legal learning. In other words, the judges will have to look beyond the jurisprudence and that in so doing, they must consult not their own personal standards or predilections but those of the dominant opinion at a given moment, or what has been termed customary morality. The judge must consider the social consequences of the rules propounded, especially in the light of the factual evidence available as to its probable results. Of course, it is not to be expected that men of the world are to be subpoenaed as expert witnesses in the trial of every action raising a question of public policy. It is not open to the judges to make a sort of referendum or hear evidence or conduct an inquiry as to the prevailing moral concept. Such an extended extra, judicial enquiry is wholly outside the tradition of courts where the tendency is to 'trust the judge to be a typical representative of his day and generation'. Our law relies, on the implied insight of the judge on such matters. It is the judges themselves, assisted by the bar, who here represent the highest common factor of public sentiment and intelligence see Percy H. Winfield, 'Public Policy in English Common Law' 42 Harvard Law Rev. 76 and also, Dennis Lloyd, 'Public Policy' (1953), pp. 124-125. No doubt, there is no assurance that judges will interpret the mores of their day more wisely and truly than other men. But this is beside the point. The point is rather that this power must be lodged somewhere and under our Constitution and laws, it has been lodged in the judges and if they have to fulfil their function as judge's, it could hardly be lodged elsewhere.
33. We think that Section 3 is based on public policy. As we said, it is intended to protect a weaker section of the community with a view to ultimately protecting the interest of the community in general by creating equality of bargaining power. Although the section is primarily intended for the protection of tenants only, that protection is based on public policy. The respondent could not have waived the benefit of the provision.
34. The language of the section as already stated, is prohibitive in character. It precludes a court from entertaining the suit. We think the High Court was right in its conclusion.
35. We dismiss the appeal with costs.


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A few weeks ago after work, Whitney (my coworker at the Joseph Smith Papers Project and friend obviously) and I went on a shopping trip to Fashion Place Mall. She said that she was getting kind of sick of her wardrobe and wanted me to help her pick out some fun things. Plus, it was her first time going to H&M. Love that store!
Whitney had already established that there were a few things she wanted: a blazer and more pencil skirts. H&M is great for business workwear at an affordable price. They always have cute pencil skirts and blazers for awesome prices. I'm happy that they now have two H&Ms in Utah—it's about time!
Anyway, so as we walked around the store and ended up with tons of clothes that we wanted to try on. I have a love-hate relationship with trying on clothes because a part of me secretly hopes that whatever I'm trying on will look AWFUL on me so I won't buy it. The good thing was, I ended up walking out with only one thing (meaning everything else didn't look so great on, haha). A cute blue and white polka dot peplum top. I'm loving the peplum trend right now. Those of you not familiar with what a peplum shirt is, it's when the bottom of the shirt kind of ruffles out to make almost a little skirt at the bottom of a shirt. They're also really popular right now with dresses/skirts:
Who better than Kate Middleton to use as a fashion example?
Note how the top of her ensemble is in the peplum style.
Now, back to Whitney. After trying on some cute clothes and sharing some of my opinions, she decided on getting some great staples for any working woman's closet. Here are her outfits for the next few days:
The blazer (from H&M). A great way to make an outfit seem more businesslike and a great way to add sophistication to a pair of jeans. As shown in this outfit, it's also fun to pair a fun, flirty shirt underneath a blazer. It also gives you girls concerned with modesty an excuse to buy a cute tank top—pair it with a blazer! Also, fun thing: Whitney's shoes reminded her of the Commuter Fashion post I did a few months ago. Definitely reminded me of that too!
I also have this dress (from H&M), but mine has a cream and black print on it. I recommend it because of its comfort and its flattering shape. And it's only $25! I love that H&M has so many different colors/prints available for their clothing. This dress is so flattering because it drapes around the waist and creates a nice feminine shape. Whitney paired this dress with red accessories, which is definitely a good idea for a black dress. It's a great way to make a neutral dress more interesting.
For those of you who work in the office, a button-down shirt is a must. It can flatter your shape (when fitted correctly) and looks especially sophisticated tucked into a pencil skirt. Also, weather permitting, Whitney paired her ensemble with fishnet tights. I love a good patterned tight (especially lacey tights or fishnets!) and fishnets can add a fun factor to your sophisticated ensemble.
I had a lot of fun shopping with Whitney and sharing my advice and opinions on the fit, material, etc. of clothing. Those are all really important factors to take into consideration when shopping. For example, "will this fabric pill, run, wear out quickly, etc.?" "How many layers do I have to wear with this shirt?" I like to think that's the practical part of me coming out when I shop. :)
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12v fridges are also much more expensive than regular consumer goods, the premium is often 400%.
They may be a little more efficient due to better insulation. They don't seem to use any less watts when running.
You can buy a lot of solar panels for the $900 I saved on going with a regular chest freezer. Almost as many solar panels as I am using to power it..
Google Inc may be opposed to AGPL but other interested parties may well happily take it.
I think you are misusing an open source license to achieve an ethical purpose.
If you want to be 100% sure that your open source work is not used for "evil" you could add to the license the line "The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil" (see JSLint).
But then who checks what is "evil"?
You probably need to set up a bureaucracy with "certificates" issued by independent third partes do demonstrate that the purpose is "not evil" (as you need if you want to sell "organic" food).
The AGPL is a DFSG compliant license; all of my AGPL licensed software is in fact distributed in Debian.
This sounds like a very clear-cut violation of DFSG#5 and #6. You're discriminating against using the software for military purposes.
Well, this is the same Google that discriminates against anyone who's looking to purchase a gun or anything unrelated that just happens to have "gun" as part of a word in its name (yet something denying cakes for gay weddings is a legal argument used by them), but two wrongs don't make a right.
There's also a question whether AGPL is a free software license at all. I believe it's not: fails FSF Freedom 0 (networked light switch; IMAP server) and the Dissident Test (a dissident hiding steganographic messages on a blogging platform with thousands of unrelated users; only fellow dissidents receive a module to encrypt/decrypt the messages).
I believe the popularity of NixPkgs has multiplied over the past few years, e.g. look at "contributors per month" (60 -> 250 in the past four years). That shows rapid growth of the number of people who "only" send a few changes (per month), which is IMHO a plausible indication of being an common active user.
I actually think that too rapid growth would be detrimental, as quite some things need to change in the organization of such a project to handle the growth (e.g. just manpower for issues and PRs), and such changes tend work better if given sufficient time.
BTW, NixPkgs also strives to only have one version per package, except for cases with good-enough reason to do otherwise. It really helps maintenance, debugging, etc. So it's a kind of strange situation: technically Nix makes multiple versions easier, but tries to avoid using this :-)
Debian still only packages one version of anything
One of the killer features of Debian is that it does not just package one version of anything. C libraries are usually packaged so that the package name contains soname version, so that multiple versions are coinstallable and dependencies just work. When things break (and they do), it's usually easy to keep an old version for years while the rest of the system is updated regularly. This usually applies to libs only, not their -dev packages, but sometimes there are multiple versions of those as well, and even non-libraries, e.g python3.5 & python3.6. Obviously this increases maintenance costs, but from an end user (me) point of view, it's absolutely worth it. (Thanks to everyone involved!)
Now for Haskell this a bit more difficult because of code inlining. To make things coinstallable, I'd suggest reversing the current package namimg practice: instead of having "libghc-mtl-dev" as name and "libghc-mtl-dev-2.2.1-93d32" as Provides, do it the other way round. Perhaps even "libghc8.0-mtl-dev-..." Admittedly this would poison the package namespace and slow apt down considerably. Also, unless it's all automated, the manual labor needed to maintain multiple versions of everything would be unbearable.
I guess if there was an apt repository that contained such packages and I could ask it to install from a specific version of Stackage LTS, I'd use it instead of stack immediately. I'm quite annoyed by stack's ignorance of disk space. As if these young people never ever had to uninstall anything.
@josh, the problem is that these tunings are not always safe to enable, causing audio problems or screen problems or whatever, and information about which laptops have hardware that breaks with them is currently hard to collect.
But yes, if the information were collected as I propose, it could be used in the kernel to whitelist the tunings on good hardware.
Of course we could invent a new config file format and we could write a new GUI for it.
I think it would be wiser to use (and improve) solutions that already implement config file mechansims, have GUIs/WebUIs, and have ways to upload/share configs.
Ad: More about that in the talk tomorrow at FOSDEM https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/elektra/
Please update this blog post. Many sites seem to link to it. It did raise a valid concern at the time it was written. Things have changes since, however.
Nowadays anybody can independently build the same Docker images as published under the so called official Docker Debian account thanks to the new build system using debuerreotype: https://github.com/debuerreotype/debuerreotype
Also, as a side note, if you want to have Debian images that are slightly more optimized for Docker in an opinionated way, you might want to check out https://github.com/jgoerzen/docker-debian-base
Had a chat with Sesse about ASLR.
ASLR operates on a page basis, and with 4k pages that's why the lower bytes are zero. When mapping a program into memory, it's necessarily page aligned.
It does seem that it would be possible for binaries have their code be offset by some fraction of a page, but it would have overhead. Somewhere between the overhead of copying the whole binary's content into memory and the overhead of (non-dynamic) linking. And no executable pages could be shared between processes if that were done.
@larry which is the approach being used in the browsers, but seems very hard to prevent timing information being available to native code.
I've recently got a 2017 Lenovo Yoga 11 inch, which is actually a pretty sweet little netbook, fanless and light and a lot smaller than older 11 inch screen computers.
Sorry that comment is off-topic for this post but I just found your interview at https://usesthis.com/interviews/joey.hess/. I was wondering what your current development set up is? Are you still using a little netbook?
I currently use a recent MacBook Air to develop Haskell but it can be fairly slow. I've recently set up a Ubuntu-based server on GCE which is quite nice to use (preemptible i.e. cheap) and their network is heaps faster than my network at home (ADSL2+). I'm unable to use local SSDs with preembible GCE instance and the performance of persistent SSDs isn't really as fast as I'd like. Therefore I'm considering buying a workstation (tower/server) to put on my local network with latest Intel i9, lots of ram (32/64G) and fast SSD(s), probably running linux or freebsd with ZFS but wondering if it might be overkill. I've gotten used to remoting-in (ssh) to my GCE server, so remoting in to a local workstation would present little problems, workflow-wise. I tend to use tmux and spacemacs (with intero). I like Atom and it's haskell-ide plugin but luckily I switched to Spacemacs a few months ago now. I still occasionally use Atom-Beta on my local MacBook and haven't tried X11 forwarding yet to see if that workflow would still be useable. I've got a bad back — from too much time crouched over a keyboard — and it's nice to be able to use a laptop (or network) as my primary interface to my workstation (or server-in-the-cloud) so that I can mix up my work environment i.e. stand up desk with large monitor, sit down desk (aka dining room table) or couch/sofa.
Appreciate any advice!
In an attempt to reproduce the generation of custom ARM images I did get compile errors.
The errors said what to do. e.g. change
hasPassword into
This gives me a clean compile with propellor version 5.1.0
lime :: Host
lime = host "lime.example.net" $ props
& osDebian Unstable ARMHF
& Machine.olimex_A10_OLinuXino_LIME
& hasPartition (partition EXT4 `mountedAt` "/" `setSize` MegaBytes 8192)
& User.hasPassword (User "root")
& Ssh.installed
& Ssh.permitRootLogin (Ssh.RootLogin True)
Caveat: not tested on actual hardware


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|Melancholia, mourning and the quest for renewal in the legendarium of J.R.R. Tolkien
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This thesis analyses the creative theory and practice of J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973). In my Introduction, I situate Tolkien's fantastic legendarium within the historical climate of loss pervading the first half of the twentieth century. Using the theories of Sigmund Freud, I argue that personal experiences of such climate and actual losses are manifested in Tolkien's fiction, both as a compensatory mechanism and as a mythopoelic activity. In Chapter One, 1 determine how the psychological dynamics of mourning and melancholia are represented in the themes of fall, exile and mortality that connect the narratives of the chronotopic ages of Tolkien's mythology. In Chapter Two, I evaluate Tolkien as a philologist, and the influence of Gothic and Old English on linguistic structure in The Silmarillion (1977). I constellate his "secret vice" of language invention with the theories of modernist poet Stephane Mallarme. I furthermore determine how these factors influence the symbolic representation of culture in Middle-earth by linguistic means, exploring how words in Tolkien's invented languages evolve from literal signifiers into reservoirs of melancholia. In Chapter Three, I indicate how lost cathexis is regained in The Lord a/the Rings (1954•5) not only through the mechanism of the paternal bond, but also through the creation of ecologically-aware narratives expressing "vistas of history and legend" comparable to the function of dinnseanchas (place-lore) in Irish mythology. In Chapter Four, 1 contend that Tolkien's creative agency stems from deployment of radical nostalgia, and is utilised in such a way as to facilitate mourning and negotiate the collective trauma of apocalyptic "immanence" in the twentieth century. I conclude that this psychological process facilitates a response of renewal in Tolkien's readership
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Colour: Bay or Brown
Gender: Filly
Age: 3 year old
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BUSHRANGER (IRE) (Bay 2006-Stud 2010). 4 wins at 2, Newmarket Middle Park S., Gr.1. Sire of 447 rnrs, 208 wnrs, inc. SW Mobsta (Curragh Greenlands S., Gr.2), Ridge Ranger, Now or Never, Ross Castle, Serseri, Jerilderie Letter, Inferno, SP Faithful Creek, Fox Trotter, Spy Ring, Bushalem, Direhorse, Langavat, Majestic Alexander, Riverboat Springs, Waylay, Siir Gibi and of Benz, Feeling Easy, Ideal Approach, Mount Isa, Bushcraft, etc.
1st dam
BOURVERIE BLUE, by Bluebird. Unplaced. This is her seventh live foal. Dam of five foals to race, three winners, inc:-
Blue Viper (g. by Golden Snake). 3 wins at 1600m, 1700m in 2015-16, SAJC Ben & Strecky's Day Out H.
Ejaytee (f. by Astronomer Royal). Winner at 1100m in 2015-16 in Aust.
Under the Wire (g. by Niello). Winner at 1350m in Aust.
Phayasu (f. by Tayasu Tsuyoshi). Placed in Aust.
2nd dam
Bourverie Mist, by Pride of Place. 14 wins-1 at 2-from 1100m to 1600m, A$294,160, VRC Windsor H., MVRC Gillies Blue Ribbon Cakes H., Woodstock H., WAAF H., VATC Mayfield H., Cressy Chemicals H., Montech H., Tobruk H., Bone Marrow Research H., Victoria Chancellors Sprint H., 2d MVRC Qantas Club H., Moonee Valley Tabaret H., Coca-Cola S., Coca Cola Bottlers P. H., VATC Monash Medical Centre H., 3d SAJC Swettenham Stud S., Gr.3, VRC Hardy Brothers Prelude S., L, VATC SBS Radio H., l'Arc de Triomphe H., MVRC Distaff P., VATC Lightwood H., Australia Liquor Marketers H., 4th VATC Moondah S., L. Dam of 6 foals, all raced, 4 winners, inc:-
Bourverie's Jest. 8 wins-3 at 2-to 1300m, A$137,750, SAJC KPMG Da Costa 2YO P., 2d VATC Coldflow P.H., MRC Katandra H., Procol Harum H., MVRC Carlton Draught H., Eureka Project 2YO H., 3d MRC Swisse Vitamins Cup, MVRC Roy Higgins Birthday H.
Bluey's Mist. 4 wins at 800m, 1000m in Aust.
Coni Mist. Winner at 1700m in Aust.
Count on the Mist. Winner at 1000m in Aust.
Thawed. Placed in Aust.
3rd dam
ELFIN CREST, by Gala Crest. Placed in Aust. Three-quarter-sister to GALA SUPREME. Dam of 4 named foals, all raced, 2 winners-
Bourverie Mist (Pride of Place). 14 wins. See above.
Duddly Will. Winner at 1400m in Aust.
Crested Dancer. Placed in Aust.
Abbot Crest. Unplaced. Dam of-
Little Dare. Winner at 1200m in Aust.
4th dam
ELFIN GREY, by Grey Ghost. Unraced. Half-sister to GALA SUPREME. Dam of 7 foals, 5 to race, 3 winners, inc:-
Angular. 23 wins-1 at 2-to 1400m in Aust.
Nannup. 3 wins at 1200m in Aust. Dam of-
Grey Rider. 5 wins from 1400m to 1600m in Aust.
Plusonic. Winner at 1400m, 3d VRC Richard Bradfield H.
El Yonder. Winner at 2100m in Aust.
Elfin Crest. See above.
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Far Supreme. 8 wins from 1000m to 1700m in Aust.
Smoke Crest. 4 wins from 1200m to 1600m in Aust.
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**Urgent!!!**Mathematics teachers / STEM teachers / EAP / ESL / P.E teacher needed @ the Cities of Shenzhen, Chongqing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Qingdao, Tianjin in China for International/Private Schools setting with professional work conditions
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Date: Thursday, 1 February 2018, at 4:13 p.m.
Native English speaker Teachers who are motivated, enthusiastic, and passionate to teach & live in the great cities of Shenzhen, Chongqing, Chengdu, Qingdao, Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Tianjin, China. Training provided by companies and opportunities for advancement.
- Native English speaker from USA, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa
- Bachelor degree or higher
- 120 hours TESOL/TEFL/IELTS Certification or above /or native speaker subject license teacher
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-Started in March 2018
-Full Time Teacher
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Work days: Monday to Friday 8:00am-12:00pm, 14:00pm-18:00pm. 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week contract hours. School actual schedule hours: Monday to Friday 8:00-12:00; 14:00-17:30PM.
Teaching lessons: 24 lessons per week, 40 minutes per lesson. There are 35-40 students in a class.
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- Work Hours: Monday to Tuesday off, Wednesday to Friday: 3pm to 9pm;
Saturday to Sunday: 8:00 to 12:00, 14:00-18:00;
Teach hours:17 hours per week;
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* 13000-14000 RMB Gross monthly salary for ESL teachers;
16000-17000rmb Gross monthly salary for subject teacher
18000-19000rmb gross salary for Mathematics teachers;
21000RMB gross salary for STEM teachers;
* 4000RMB monthly housing allowance;
* 5000rmb gross for Winter/summer Vacation;
* 8000rmb flight reimbursement;
ü 2 semester contract continually;
* Help to get Z work visa;
* Health insurance;
* 11 days national holidays with paid;
* Airport pick-up upon arrival or reimbursement;
* one week paid hotel;
ü Bank, phone card, and rental assistance from English speaking staff ;
ü Curriculum support and job training provided;
I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. And please send your resume, photo, passport copy, degree copy and cert. copy to Yilian by Email.
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Here are the three best catches in college football history. Click on links to see videos.
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Fall: Whether to Water--depends on the Weather
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Experts say to water less when the temperature is cooler.
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This is a steel framed Florence Knoll style sofa. The olive-tweed upholstery is in absolutely incredible condition except for a small black spot on the seat (about the size of a dime). The chrome base is in great condition with no rust. It's a very well made sofa that seats 4 people comfortably.
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I've owned this sofa for 5 years and used it in my office. I've used it as a daybed twice (it's very big) and it is extremely comfortable to sleep on in case you want to use it for guests.
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Now that Simeon is my big 4 year old we are starting him with sports. What better way to start than to do something that big brother and sister have never done(for good reason might I add). Today was opening ceremonies but after pictures his teammates left. We signed up to do cleanup after so we were stuck in 83 no hiding from the sun weather for the duration. After pictures they had a parade where each team got to run in front of their fans (parents and other teams). Simeon was VERY sad to be the only one from his team but wanted to represent anyway.
He was soooo cute and so not shy when he ran the run the others ran with their whole team and coaches. Most people had stopped really paying attention by this point but all were clapping for the boy running all by himself. He did ask if I was running with him. Not a chance. The video is really shaky because I am laughing and walking (read-wobbling) behind him. Anybody surprised he was not shy? Good Fun!
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Go Simmy Go! Go Simmy Go!
- February 28, 2009 at 6:35 PM
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Honor. What a brave young man.
- March 3, 2009 at 1:18 PM
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Spencer opened his eyes this morning, looked at me, and said, "Do you remember Swimmy Cocoa Pop?" I said, "Yes!" He said, "he's silly!" Hmmm... do ya think he dreamed about playing with Simmy last night?! It cracked me up that he said "Swimmy" instead of "Simmy". We gotta get our little cousins on the web cam!
- March 6, 2009 at 8:41 PM
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oh simmy!!! haha what a cute little boy.
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New features make industrial HVAC units less costly and more efficient through precise climate control in different zones, learning zone characteristics, outside air venting, and prevention of coil freeze-up in cool climates
New features make industrial HVAC units less costly and more efficient through precise climate control in different zones, learning zone characteristics, outside air venting, and prevention of coil freeze-up in cool climates
WESTBOROUGH, MA--(Marketwired - Jul 31, 2017) - Save Energy Systems, an energy-efficiency services company that reduces HVAC expenses for commercial and industrial businesses, announced numerous significant feature updates to its patented Demand-Limiting Controller HVAC management system. These enhancements provide even greater control and precision of the climate in different zones of a building, the ability to detect the optimum conditions to cycle down HVAC compressors, machine learning of optimal start-up times, and duct supply temperature monitoring to prevent coil freeze-up.
"The Demand-Limiting Controller is already the smartest investment any small to medium-sized business can make to slash energy costs while improving climate conditions for occupants," said Paul Laskow, CEO of Save Energy Systems. "With these enhancements, we're enabling our customers to drive even more savings and get the best performance from their HVAC systems. The feedback we receive from our customers provides us with a long list of ideas for new, user-friendly features to incorporate into our products."
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ROCHESTER, MN (FOX 47) -- When you are able to contribute to the bigger picture, it can often times by humbling and gratifying. In Zumbrota, the big picture is trying to renovate and revitalize the Zumbrota State Theatre. Roxanne Bartsh and Ronda Anderson-Sand, two spokeswomen for the theatre, stopped by "FOX in the Morning" to discuss what is happening with the history of Zumbrota.
"The 'Art on Main' project, is in its second year of this project that the Zumbrota Area Arts Council has put on," explained Bartsh. "It's a way to bring art to downtown and also to raise money for our theatre. And, what we've done is asked local artists to donate a piece of art work this spring. We've taken that artwork and duplicated it, copied it, and put it on large, vinyl banners, that have been hanging on the street poles of Zumbrota, all summer long," said Bartsh. People can then go online and either bid on the artwork, the original artwork, or the original banner. Additionally, we will have a number of live, artful experiences that we are going to auction off, in the form of a silent auction," explained Bartsh. "The closing reception or our art gala, will be this Friday night, September 26th, in Zumbrota. It's going to be a great evening, fun music and just a great way to celebrate art in Zumbrota, while raising money for our theatre."
Zumbrotans are passionate about their quaint community. That's why, according to Ronda Anderson-Sand, (who is the State Theatre Director), the Zumbrota Area Arts Council purchased the state theatre at the end of 2011 and have been running it for approximately the last two and half years. "We raised $350,000 from community members and others to purchase the theatre to begin renovations and do some needed updates, like replacing the roof. That's a big one. We got tired of moving buckets around to try and catch the water backstage," said Anderson-Sand. "We're going to continue with that renovation process. We need to do some exterior improvements to the stucco, secure the outer envelope and then add on. Because our bathroom situation is dating back to 1921. So, we need some main floor accessible bathrooms," Anderson-Sand said.
Anderson-Sand went on to explain that a great deal of Zumbrota's buildings, which still stand today, were built by a man with tremendous skill and vision. The theatre itself was designed in 1921 by Charles Lester Grover, who built and designed a lot of the churches and the really historic buildings in town. "He's has a long history with the state," said Anderson-Sand. "He built the Itasca State Visitors Center and other downtown projects all across Minnesota. The State Theatre has been in operation continually since 1921. It started out as a vaudeville house and cinema. It was adapted for talking pictures. It was used for the Zumbrota High School plays in the 50's, and most likely in the 30's, 40's and 50's, before they had a high school auditorium. We have always used it for movies and now we are also using if for concerts and lectures," explained Anderson-Sand.
So, why renovate and not renew? "I think Zumbrota is very proud of its history. It's a gorgeous little building," believes Anderson-Sand. Inside, it's full of character. It's amazing how many times groups come in and they walk in and they say: 'Oh my goodness! I can't believe something like this still exists.' It's not fancy. It's not the 'Orpheum' in downtown Minneapolis, but it's really quaint and charming," said Anderson-Sand. Roxanne Bartsh adds that: "Yes. It's got great character. It's also fun to have people come in and say they remember being at theatre when they were growing up or that their first date was at the theatre. We love the theatre."
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What ACTUALLY occurs as a result of privatisation tends to be a corporate asset stripping and downsizing that turns LIFE into CASH into DEBT.
What is called for is a RE-alignment with true purpose.
WHAT is HEALTH? - and our individual and collective responsibility for promoting and extending it? What is the remit of a NHS.
Be aware that the taxpayer funds a system that pours money into a racket that makes us sick and herds us into managements systems for an ever more mechanised and medicalised definition of human being.
Our thinking is sick and needs to be reevaluated at its foundation. Consciousness responsibility is first awakened consciousness - but the word conscious is now presumed or applied to conditioned mentality that is indeed a mechanical and manipulatable system.
The coercive manipulation of human being is practised at many levels, as if second nature, and without recognition of its true costs and illusory benefit.
Those who believe and act out 'dog eat dog' = Human Being are only able to deliver forms of war in various disguises of 'balancing interests'.
The heart knows better, but we (generally) don't trust it because we are not in control (coercion) nor hold its ways to account (control). BUT the true and tangible presence of compassion, caring, of offering a genuine service and embodying cultural values in shared purpose, is SELF EVIDENT and needs to be the CONTEXT in which our various skills, abilities and decisions are brought into play.
However this requires a significant EDUCATION from the mentality that acts lovelessly (without true self-responsibility) and demands that others with drugs and hi-technology support it's habit.
A process of education is not coercively applied but willingly embraced and SHARED. Mistakes are PART of and true opportunity FOR LEARNING! Blame culture is anathema to growing trust, facilitating genuine communication and healthy outcome - but is the inevitable symptom of a fearfully coercive and manipulative mentality. LEARN from the symptoms for they are messengers for the heart's realignment.


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As I look towards the upcoming year I am filled with excitement for what the future brings. I find myself making choices that are a bit surprising to me. They are a variety of choices from the small and inconsequential to the ones that can determine my direction for the future, but underlying all is this one common theme. Damon Davis said fear is contagious but so is courage. It made me realize that over time, our every day decisions become the fabric of who we are. When we choose out of fear we become timid, untrusting and hesitant. When our choices are based on courage our determination, grit, perseverance and boldness open up possibilities that would not otherwise be present. So the question I have been asking myself is this, "Who do I want to be?" Do I want to be the person who is willing to reach through struggle to find compassion? Do I want to be the one who gives more? Do I want to be the kind of person who tries even if I am not sure of my abilities? Do I want to be the one who learns how to develop authentic connection with others, who knows how to move beyond a painful experience, who is confident and joyful despite my circumstances? YES! YES! YES!
So as I make choices – even the small ones – I keep in mind who I want to be. With the end in mind, the path ahead is clear and I know what to do.
I've made some big decisions in the past couple of weeks. Along with getting the process started to have my social work degree evaluated for possible practise here in Canada (which I wrote about in last week's post), I have enrolled in the first 5 courses, the core curriculum, with the Coaches Training Institute with the hope to go on and get my Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) designation after that. I've also made some small choices – getting my first Toastmasters assignment, updating the theme on my website by myself (and yes, for you techies out there, I still have a few details to resolve) , saying yes to leadership opportunities that make me nervous. These smaller choices are helping me practise becoming who I want to be.
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Online PR News – 18-April-2012 – Phoenix, AZ – Phoenix, AZ – Credit Info Center, the leader in online personal finance self-help information, announces the release of a free credit repair Android app. The app allows users to browse through the process of credit repair, divided into 4 easy-to-understand steps.
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Founded in 1997, CreditInfocenter.com (http://www.creditinfocenter.com/) is a free one-stop destination for consumers looking for free advice on repairing and rebuilding bad credit. Kristy Welsh is the author of several books on personal finance, including Good Credit Is Sexy (http://www.goodcreditissexy.com), a tongue-in-cheek guide to managing your credit. Creditinfocenter also has a free credit repair app which can be downloaded from the Android market.


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