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In November 2010, the conclusion of the two treaties between France and the United Kingdom sparked numerous suspicious reactions in Europe. This article is led by a double question. More than one year after they have been concluded, what are the achievements of the treaties in terms of cooperation? Do the accomplishments allow to have a better view of their impact on the European Security and Defence Policy? Without jumping to conclusions, it is already obvious that the progress is tenuous because of several technical and political obstacles. While the operation in Libya highlighted the European shortage in military means, a strict bilateral cooperation among the two European states is more than ever questionable. In an era where the world is in permanent mutation, a deeper European political integration seems to be necessary.
What are the accomplishments of the 2010 franco-british cooperation?
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The Syria Files,
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The Syria Files
Thursday 5 July 2012, WikiLeaks began publishing the Syria Files – more than two million emails from Syrian political figures, ministries and associated companies, dating from August 2006 to March 2012. This extraordinary data set derives from 680 Syria-related entities or domain names, including those of the Ministries of Presidential Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Finance, Information, Transport and Culture. At this time Syria is undergoing a violent internal conflict that has killed between 6,000 and 15,000 people in the last 18 months. The Syria Files shine a light on the inner workings of the Syrian government and economy, but they also reveal how the West and Western companies say one thing and do another.
FW: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Chairman Berman responds to Administration's U.S.-Russia nuclear proposal
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Subject: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Chairman Berman responds to Administration's U.S.-Russia nuclear proposal
Date: Tue, 11 May 2010 17:00:14 -0400
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Congress of the United States
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Contact: David Barnes, 202-225-5021
Chairman Berman responds to Administration's U.S.-Russia nuclear proposal
Washington, DC – Chairman Howard L. Berman (D-CA) of the House Foreign Affairs Committee today responded to the Administration's proposal for a nuclear agreement between the United States and Russia.
"At a time when Iran is actively seeking to develop a nuclear weapons capability, establishing new nuclear cooperation agreements with other nations is far from the most critical nonproliferation issue. Rather, the international community, especially all
members of the U.N. Security Council, should be focusing their efforts on meaningful action to prevent Iran from obtaining weapons that could have a devastating impact. At the appropriate time, we will examine the agreement more fully."

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By Ruth Walter, Westchester County Legislator for District 15
Jan. 15, 2020: As I begin my first term as Westchester County Legislator for District 15, I am so grateful for the trust that voters have placed in me, resoundingly in Bronxville, where I earned 64% of the vote.
Elsewhere in the district, we also were extremely successful, with Yonkers Ward 12 results even higher (65%) and four other Wards decisively voting Team Ruth. What an extremely thrilling campaign and so many of you working by my side to effect real and positive change!
Turnout for this election was up 74% from the comparable election in 2015. Voters are paying attention!
I campaigned on improving the environment, promoting small businesses, and increasing safety in our schools, homes, and businesses.
I will be proposing County-wide initiatives in these areas as well as working collaboratively with federal, state, and local officials to bring attention to our local problems like flooding on the Bronx River Parkway and along the Saw Mill River.
I will also transform our office into a robust constituent services operation that will help residents navigate the different levels of their government.
I want residents to feel ownership of the laws and the departments of Westchester County and to be newly energized to participate as voters, citizens, and neighbors.
I promise to represent Yonkers and Bronxville with integrity, diligence, and responsiveness.
Thank you again for your support!
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Licking County Master Gardener Volunteers are delighted to share the news of our newly created ... Pantry Garden. After the removal of overgrown shrubs and the installing of water lines and fencing, the ... class of 2019 and members donned their garden gloves to make walkways and garden rows within a 36' x 70' ...
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755 W Moorhead Cir B
$479,000, 2 Beds 2 Baths 1,044 Sqft 1 Garages
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Views galore! Nicely updated 2 bed/2 bath Tantra condo backing to open space. Wood flooring throughout, open and bright! Fenced in patio for morning coffee with flatiron views. Easy access to Hwy 36 and minutes from downtown Boulder. One designated off street parking space and ample street parking in front of unit. Perfect for a young professional, first time home buyer or as income property. Seller will need a lease back through May 15th.
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Statistical Methods for Scientists and Engineers
Kumar, S. (Somesh) (2015-10)
Review of Probability and Distributions. Parametric Methods: Point estimation - methods of obtaining estimators. Interval estimation - confidence intervals for means, variances and proportions. Testing of Hypotheses - tests for parameters of normal populations and for proportions, Goodness of fit test and its applications. Multivariate normal, Wishart and Hotelling's T2 distributions and their applications, classification of observations, principal component analysis, canonical correlations and canonical variables. Nonparametric Methods - Empirical distribution function, single sample problems, problems of location, prediction intervals, Kolmogorov-Smirnov one sample statistics, sign test, Wilcoxon signed rank statistics, two sample problems, Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon tests, scale problems, Kolmogorov-Smirnov two sample criterion, Hoeffding's U-statistics.
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The festive atmosphere accompanied the new year's arrival. In the winter, we need to replace the new manicure idea. Forget the winter blues and dress up your nails with beautiful cool colors and designs. We have prepared charming winter nail designs and nail art ideas to brighten up your winter season.
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Nature Table
In 2015 the Oxford Junior Dictionary dropped the word 'buttercup'. Despite protests from poets, writers and country people 'blackberry', 'crocus', 'catkin', and 'clover' went too… Our children are in danger of losing a vital connection with nature, with country words replaced by the language of technology and towns. On these lovely spring days perhaps we will be doing them a favour by teaching them to name a primrose, a daisy, a violet, cuckoo flower, stitchwort, celandine…. and the long-lost buttercup! And just for fun, and the competition, send their pictures to Merrily at email@example.com they will go up on the website.
APRIL UPDATE: Rupert Cake has sent a lovely photograph of the new lambs at Wallis Farm – see above. He adds that all their sheep spend all their lives at the farm – even the boys.
Perhaps the best-known lines of poetry on the month of April are Chaucer's – his invocation of that month as the time 'than longen folk to goon on pilgrimages.' Why not spend a merry hour delighting in his Middle-English spelling and his wholly contemporary observations?… https://www.bartleby.com/40/0101.html
And although we are enjoined not to go on pilgrimages just yet – here's a competition to add piquancy to your solitary rambles or family walks in our area…
Rules: 1.) see how many wildflowers you can spot, photograph and identify in the fields, verges and hedges of our area over the week running from Saturday 5th to 8pm on the Saturday 12th April. The person or family who spots the most will receive a mysterious prize and feature on the website.
2.) Send your photos to Merrily Harpur (firstname.lastname@example.com) using the free big-file transfer service We Transfer which is incredibly easy to register with and upload files to. Find it at https://wetransfer.com/
3.) Add a note to say what each flower is (common names are fine, latin if you must) and where you spotted them.
4.) Wildflowers only, or flowering wild shrubs or trees. Nothing out of a garden please…!
5.) Check back here on The Nature Table for a roundup of all the flowers photographed, and announcement of the winner.
5.) In the event of a tie, the best photos will win.
MARCH UPDATE: Here's something to cheer us all up – Rupert Cake rang me yesterday to report seeing a brimstone butterfly meandering amongst the new blackthorn blossoms on Wallis Farm… Spring is here! Thank you Rupert.
The very first butterfly to appear in the year, the brimstone is bright yellow, like dappled sunlight, and unlike those of other butterflies its wings are in the shape of leaves. Let me know if you spot one in your garden – 01300 320064 or firstname.lastname@example.com The larvae feed on leaves of buckthorn, or purging buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica), which suits our calcareous soils, and alder buckthorn (Frangula alnus), which is found on moist acid soils and wetlands – so do be sure to include one of these two species when planting a new native-species hedge, and you will be rewarded with some flying primroses among the terrestrial ones.
Today is St Patrick's Day – the day when Irish people traditionally sow their potatoes, and rooks start building their nests – only if it falls on a Sunday the rooks piously defer the job till the Monday. In four days time we have the spring equinox, equal hours of darkness and light, with its high tides, and the start of the glorious bird-song season. Open the window on a quiet, sunny morning at about 5.30am and see how many different birds singing you can count – and if you feel like it, let me know! There is a lovely little app you can download to your phone called Chirp! which plays the songs of every British bird – so you can identify what you think you might be listening to.
FEBRUARY update: The first of February was Imbolc to our ancestors, the first day of Spring in Ireland, St. Brigit's Day. The birds know it: the blackbirds, which have been practising their song under their breath all January (if you can stand near one in a hedgerow you can hear it) have now started to practise out loud – but still quietly. The beak of the cock bird starts to turn from brown to yellow now, and both beak and song reach their climax at the end of March. Meanwhile Chris Slade reports in his blog that a bluetit is eyeing up his nestbox…
The snowdrops have appeared under the beech tree at Meech's corner – thank you whoever planted them – and under the trees at the cricket pitch, and primroses and crocuses in gardens. The Christmas box – one of the most scented winter flowering shrubs – is in full flower in the Willows' garden – you can smell its intoxicating fragrance walking up Kennel Lane long before you get near their house.
I saw a field full of lambs and their mothers in Somerset yesterday. The weather is weirdly warm – can't remember more than three proper frosts this winter, let alone this year; and weirdly wet – let's hope the sun dries up Back Lane soon, and we hear the descending trill of the chaffinch in the fields and gardens – the first bird to announce that Spring is really here.
December, the Winter Solstice. The shortest day of the year is here, the tawny owls already hooting in the darkness at 4.30pm, while the owl on the roof of our village hall stonily surveys our gorgeously scintillating village Christmas tree from above.
However I am going to leave the expression of the deepness and darkness of midwinter to the poet John Donne, with this excerpt from his poem A Nocturnal upon St. Lucy's Day:
'Tis the year's midnight, and it is the day's,
Lucy's, who scarce seven hours herself unmasks;
The sun is spent, and now his flasks
Send forth light squibs, no constant rays;
The world's whole sap is sunk;
The general balm th' hydroptic earth hath drunk,
Whither, as to the bed's feet, life is shrunk,
Dead and interr'd…
…Since she enjoys her long night's festival,
Let me prepare towards her, and let me call
This hour her vigil, and her eve, since this
Both the year's, and the day's deep midnight is.'
NOVEMBER update. Finally the beech at Meech's Corner is distributing its copper coinage lavishly all over the ground with the first frosts – hasn't it been beautiful though, with the westering sun tuning its leaves to brilliant orange and gold in the evenings? Starlings are now congregating in murmurations – you can see them down at Cogden, in the reed beds west of West Bexington; mild, clearing weather after rain is the best sort of time to see them. If it's too cold they tend to just drop down into the reeds without doing their aerial manoevres. The arable lands around Eggardon are the place to see the winter flocks of fieldfares and redwings – sometimes lapwings and small brown things, including meadow pipits. Now that I have taken to keeping my binocs in the car I may be better able to tell you what those brown things are before next month: if YOU know, let me know! In these times of diminished wildlife generally, it is heartening to see a flock of anything. Meanwhile tawny owls are calling, and we hope that a pair may nest in John and Sue Willows' owl box erected on one of their trees earlier in the year. The box in the churchyard hornbeams has unfortunately been colonised by squirrels – they have filled it up with leaves to sleep away the cold weather in. This is the last call to take care of your hedgehogs – leave them piles of leaves here and there in dry places such as the garage or woodshed, to hibernate beneath; and of course don't light a bonfire until you have made sure there isn't a prickly resident asleep in the bottom of the pile.
And finally, in these tumultuous times we must feel lucky to be close to what is eternal and changeless in our countryside… As Hardy put it in his poem In Time of the 'Breaking of Nations':
Only a man harrowing clods In a slow silent walk With an old horse that stumbles and nods Half asleep as they stalk. Only thin smoke without flame From the heaps of couch-grass1; Yet this will go onward the same Though Dynasties pass. Yonder a maid and her wight2 Come whispering by: War's annals will cloud into night Ere their story die.
SEPTEMBER update. The red and golden month. The trees are still green, but sparks of red are everywhere: the last of the painted lady, red admiral and comma butterflies are igniting the Michaelmas daisies, while scarlet hips and haws dot the hedegerows. Orchards are scattering their golden and red apples freely into the grass, and the Lavans' crab apple tree has been leaning over the wall casting its beautiful orange fruit into the churchyard – help yourselves. Crab apple makes the most beautifully coloured jelly of all fruit.
Your hedgehogs need you! Now is the time to make sure your garden hedgehogs are fat enough to survive the winter's hibernation – cat food will help. And if you have an open wood store, garage, barn or shed – do leave a pile of dried leaves in one corner – a hedgehog will appreciate that dry spot to spend the winter asleep in. My mother's log store used to house four or five of the little critters under the beech leaves that had blown in with the autumn gales.
In praise of ivy. This is the month when that most late flowering of wild-flowers comes into its own. Ivy was one of sacred trees of the Druids, and of high esteem throughout antiquity, its leaves forming the wreath of Bacchus, to whom the plant was dedicated, probably because of the practice of binding the brow with ivy leaves to prevent intoxication. Ancient herbals also claim that a handful of ivy leaves bruised and simmered in wine cures a hangover – I haven't tried it! It is true, though, that In former days, English taverns bore over their doors the sign of an ivy bush, to indicate the excellence of the liquor supplied within. As Shakespeare's taverner explains at the close of As You Like It: "Wine that is saleable and good needeth no bushe or garland of yvie to be hanged before."
To those of us who have ivy growing up our houses or walls, it is good to know that it is the only plant which does not make walls damp. It acts as a curtain, the leaves falling in such a way as to make a sort of armour, deflecting the rain and moisture. This month the important thing is to resist cutting it back until it has flowered – because on sunny days its odd little pom-poms of yellow flowers will be teeming with hover-flies, bees, moths, butterflies and gilded flies of every possible description. While we are still having this Indian summer, take a chair out into the garden and enjoy watching the variety on your ivy and listening to the hum. These insects in turn will feed the last of the swallows and house martins, and the odd chiffchaff – still to be heard singing in the hedges.
August has brought hedgehog news to Cattistock: Lisa and Simon Peck discovered a nest of young hedgehogs in their beautiful garden in South Drive. Simon had cast aside a small, untidy pile of leaves, weeds and clippings under his hedge to use as mulch when it had rotted down – only to find that Mrs Tiggywinkle had got there first and successfully raised three hoglets in it, now old enough to be out and about. 'Every one of my clipped box squares seemed to have another hedgehog under it' said eagle-eyed Simon who nightly spots the little beasts rummaging around in the flower borders, no doubt eating the slugs and snails that are the bane of gardeners. Simon and Lisa never use slug pellets, which poison hedgehogs – and it seems this is their reward: a truly biological solution to the problem!
The Pecks' residents may be related to the churchyard hedgehogs – the church PCC is working on a project to make our churchyard as wildlife friendly as possible, and its own marvellous clippings-and-compost heaps have ensured the survival of many of these charming creatures, as well as much other wildlife.
Senior residents of Cattistock will remember how common hedgehogs were in gardens in the 1950s, with a nationwide population estimated at 30 million. But that has plummeted to fewer than one million today, with – alarmingly – a third of this loss taking place in the past decade, and the decline quicker in rural than urban areas. This is attributed to fragmentation of habitats: they can't wander between gardens in the way they used to. The British Hedgehog Preservation Society stresses the value of back gardens as a refuge – "particularly if you can make a few, small holes at the bottom of your fences – six inches or 13cms will do". The intensification of farming has played a large part (insecticides and loss of thick, wild hedges); and predation by badgers. Unfortunately badgers are well able to open up hedgehogs with their powerful claws, and one such unlucky disembowelled creature has been found on Ellerslie land, and another recently in Duck Street (pictured) – just its skin remaining.
Badger-proof gardens provide a natural refuge for hedgehogs, especially if gardeners can leave the odd pile of leaves in a dry place here and there… the Pecks' miniature compost heap shows just how little a hedgehog needs to help it survive – and reproduce.
Have you seen a hedgehog recently? Do let me know where and when – Merrily Harpur, email@example.com or 01300 320064.
Wednesday morning 3rd July: I had just finished emailing bee-log creator Matt Somerville with the sad news that, after initial bee-interest, there does not seem to be a colony in our churchyard log hive, and gone despondently down to the shop to do some shopping, when Hilary Summerfield burst in saying there's a massive swarm of bees flying round the churchyard… And indeed Michelle confirmed they had flown up the the street earlier (heading in the other direction) causing her to have to shut the door. So I dashed down, and sure enough there they were, swarming in thousands around the bee-log and a big cluster working its way in through the little holes. When I returned fifteen minutes later they were nearly all in it. Hooray! Our church swifts were swooping low over the square picking off the stragglers.
Wednesday evening: Dog walkers Cathy Evans and Sean Lavan (their dogs are closely related) report that the hive continues VERY busy… so let's hope these good bees are permanent residents and that this is not just a holiday let for them. Click this link – The swarm arrives – and when it has downloaded (check bottom left corner of your pc screen) double click it to make the vid play.
It is very heartening to hear the swifts screaming around the rooftops to make up for the fact that swallows are in such short numbers this year. One pair are nesting in Markers, but do let me know if you have some nesting in your domain. 01300 320064.
With the warm weather bats come out. A serotine bat plies over the Duck Street gardens, and pipistrelles in the churchyard, among other species I hope to name as the summer goes on. The reason I can do this is that I now have a bat detector, which identifies species by their ultrasonic calls. SO… if you would like me to identify the bats in your garden, give me a shout and I will pop over with my magic machine. Merrily Harpur 01300 320063 or firstname.lastname@example.com
At last – the Midsummer month – when all the roses are out, or nearly all, The rain has plumped up our gardens, but washed most of the insects to the ground – to the detriment of the hirundines who catch only airborne ones. However the swifts have been shrieking around the church, always the joyous sound of summer. Swallows seem thin on the ground, though I aim to research further and report again at the end of the month. One of the Nelsons' artificial house-martin nests is again occupied this year – we in Duck Street are watching it hopefully. Last year sparrows took up residence before the house-martins could get there, but this year Patrick Nelson stuffed up the holes with paper – restoring the openings only when the house martins actually turned up – a triumph of good timing.
Efforts by the PCC are continuing to make the churchyard a wildlife haven for the whole village to enjoy, with rough areas and wildflower areas as well as the mown bits. A hedgehog has been seen there by Cathy Evans, and another by David Orr on his land near the churchyard – though his, alas, had been disembowelled by a badger. There have been very few butterflies about since the initial flush of brimstones earlier in the year – I have seen one red admiral and that's about all. Do let me know what you have spotted: email@example.com or 320064.
Compost heaps are wonderful places for grass snakes and slow-worms. If your heap is in a sunny position, some black plastic on top, or roof slates or corrugated iron, will provide a warm nursery for slow-worm babies – like little golden pencils – easily visible if you lift up the cover carefully.
The scent of bluebells is in the air – at least of the native English kind, the Spanish 'garden' varieties don't smell – and the first swallows are back in Cattistock. If you would like to have these wonderful birds nesting in your shed, stable or garage, just leave the door open – you could get lucky. If we have a dry spell, turn the hose on a patch of mud in the drive or farmyard or lane – they need it to make their nests. Lay a slate or tile flat in a sunny, undisturbed part of the garden and after a while you could find a slow-worm warming up underneath… they are the gardener's friend and eat all kinds of unwelcome bugs. Want to see a sparrowhawk? – the alarm calls of other birds will tell you where it is – attune yourself! And having attuned yourself, download a useful app called Chirp! and see how many of Cattistock's birds you can identify in a half-hour walk.
Last month Matt Somerville installed one of his fantastic bee-kind hives in the ash tree in the churchyard. We are hoping it will soon be colonised, and Matt will return at the end of summer to view progress. His hollow-log hives are designed to benefit their occupants, rather than humans, and to promote the health and well-being of wild English bees. Have a read of his web at – beekindhives.uk Bees have also returned to the church roof, whence they were rudely evicted in less enlightened times, but this time efforts are underway – thanks to Sean Lavan who is organising repair to the plaster – to make sure they do not get inside the church itself. Now all we need do is sow masses of bee-friendly flowers, shrubs and wildflowers for them to make honey with, and keep an eye on News & Notices for news of any bee colonies taking up residence in the log hive.
March – with satisfying obedience to tradition – 'came in like a lion and out like a lamb'. Brimstone butterflies took off around the village during the warm latter days, and even the odd small tortoiseshell visited the primroses. The chiffchaff arrived – the first of the summer migrant birds to do so – and can be heard chiffing and chaffing in Duck Street and Back Lane.
Ramsons are burgeoning in the lanes – delicious in salads. Don't forget to sniff the white violets on the bank opposite the Jones's stone shed at Prospect farm.
Our garden ponds have been full of frogspawn – and now tadpoles – since February. Toads spawn a little later, but the tiny toad tadpoles are busy eating the blanket weed in my pond now. Establishing a pond is probably the single most effective way of increasing the numbers and diversity of local wildlife… it doesn't have to be big – a hole in the ground the size of a kitchen sink will do for starters! What's in your pond? I'd love to know. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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The contingent farmland is mainly pasture, dotted with copses and criss-crossed with footpaths – plenty of scope for the now-rare farmland birds, and the opportunity to spot them. Our valley, Lankham Bottom, is a noted butterfly reserve, with glow-worms on its chalk escarpments too.
At the heart of the village is the church and churchyard, a central green space seething with wildlife if you know where to look. On summer evenings at least five species of bat whirl above your head, while the swifts which nest in the church buildings speed shrieking around the rooftops as dusk falls. Some of the churchyard's most famous visitors are the hawfinches which flock in winter to the magnificent row of hornbeams which border its south side, and following them the flocks of bird-watchers from all over the county. Dog-walkers sometimes encounter the now rare hedgehog foraging among the graves at night. In spring and summer the graveyard is a carpet of wild flowers, and the church's programme of grass cutting is managed to ensure that they continue to proliferate.
The Friends of Cattistock church aim to implement a scheme to increase habitats for wildlife of all kinds around the church, perhaps in time to acquire a gold medal for conservation from the Eco Church Foundation.
In the wider village other steps are afoot to enhance the presence of wildlife. Tawny and barn owls boxes, made here in the village, have gone up this autumn, under the auspices of the Dorset Owl and Bird Box Society – a Cattistock-based initiative. Boxes for swallows and house martins were added to many of the houses, sheds and stables of the village this spring.
Plans to help slow the disastrous decline in honey bees are also underway… Matt Somerville, the brother of artist Liz Somerville, sometime of this village, will visit next year to explain how to do this – beekindhives.uk
Wildlife is more than ever dependent on us humans – to notice it, to include it, and most of all to enjoy it. We need all the observations we can get to form a picture of the wildlife in Cattistock, and thus to help it all thrive. Such information also goes to form a nationwide picture, though such agencies as the Dorset Wildlife Trust. So, if YOU have noticed anything unusual – more or fewer than usual insects or butterflies for instance, or variations in migratory species of birds, hedgehog encounters, the odd unexpected wildlife visitor or wildflower… or just anything that has attracted your attention – please contact the editor of this page Merrily Harpur, on 01300 320064. We will flag it up on this page – (named after the special table where we used to put our wildlife finds at primary school) and also pin it on the web's News & Notices.


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If your to-do list is quickly building up, it might be time to start delegating the tasks to other members of staff, so it can take some of the pressure off your shoulders each day. Freeing up your schedule could also present you with more time to focus on other aspects of the business. Plus, providing your management or employees with increased responsibility could boost employee morale, so it could help you to retain your talented team members.
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Sometimes, even if the same drive and values bond you, your legal business team will need additional support to run smoothly. There are many ways to increase and organize team effectiveness; some which require a financial investment, and some which need nothing but a little extra effort from everyone involved.
Even if you consider your legal business to be running smoothly right now, it's possible there are ways you could be saving time, increasing employee satisfaction (after all, happy teams are 20% more productive than unhappy ones) and producing higher quality work for your clients.
Here are just four ways to run your legal business more smoothly:
A strong, well-functioning business relies upon its staff. Team dynamics and individual differences are very powerful, and an organizational structure which is unique to its employees can make all the difference.
As such, you should ensure you have a Human Resources (HR) representative within your team. If you're a small legal firm, you may not need an entire HR department; most professionals agree that one HR role per 100 employees will suffice. You also needn't hire someone new into the business to perform this role. HR managers usually have strong people skills, good tact, show no discrimination and are good at managing conflict; indeed, many shared characteristics with good lawyers! Is there anyone within your firm who may be interested in shifting their focus towards HR?
As a legal business leader, you'll have many projects and workflows to manage; likely all at different stages of completion, requiring in-depth knowledge and understanding and background detail.
For a one-stop-shop solution to streamlining your case management, you should look for software to improve your current legal case management system. Hosting everything in the legal process (from online quoting tools to invoicing) in one centralized location is a far more innovative and future-facing way of handling your business. Could your antiquated approach to legal case management be slowing you down? Why wait to increase your efficacy, improve your compliance and make running your legal firm a more smooth process?
As a business, it's important all employees are attuned to the Key Performance Indicators and corporate targets. It can also be truly motivating to have an understanding of your colleagues' individual goals within their careers.
A great manager will not only be aware of their employees' ambitions but will support them in making these goals a reality. Do they wish to focus on a certain aspect of the law? Or have ambitions to be involved in a particular case? Be a good listener and communicator; research suggests that transparency is beneficial for the whole corporate team.
Project planning tools can be invaluable in the sharing of and working towards achieving common goals.
There's no shortage of software options, free and paid, online, such as Trello, Asana, Wrike and Basecamp, each with their own way of allowing you to plan workflow; assigning roles and tasks, setting deadlines, allowing project-specific communication between team players.
Giving each employee responsibility for a role will increase confidence, efficacy and strengthen team dynamics.
Workflow is extremely important if you want your business to run seamlessly and get more done. Having processes in place is critical for tasks not only being completed on time, but done the right way the first time around.
Review the following tips to help you achieve better workflow at your business so you can waste less time and accomplish more in the office. Get everyone onboard and trained in these particular areas, so there's no confusion about what individuals are supposed to be doing. You'll enjoy how much more productive everyone is and the fact that you're able to more quickly meet your objectives.
Create better workflow at your business by using technology and collaboration tools to complete your tasks.
- It creates greater flexibility
- It allows for integration of the latest tech for your business
- It can engage employees who work remotely
For example, CircuitStudio powered by Altium is the perfect solution for engineers who need to streamline workflow and want an easy-to-use interface. There are also many different project management tools out there you can use to keep your team on track. The key is to bring what you're doing online so you can work more efficiently and always pick up where you left off.
You'll be able to implement better workflow at your company by proactively assigning and communicating job responsibilities to individuals and forming teams. This way, each person will have a set of duties they're in charge of attending to, and there won't be overlap in what employees are working on. Split into teams and divide up the work, so all that needs to get done is being properly addressed and taken care of, without having too many people addressing the same assignment.
Shared calendars are helpful because you can see what each person is up to and when they're out of the office or busy. Use the calendar as a way for each person to take note of who is assigned to what tasks and when individuals have completed their assignments. You'll also all be able to have a heads up about when someone is behind on a job responsibility or when they'll be away from the office for a period of time.
Short update meetings here and there may not be enough to get the job done right. What you may want to do is allow for time where you and your team members can work, brainstorm and address any questions without disruptions. You can all get on the same page about your progress so far and work on any tasks that are holding up the project. The workflow will improve when you address any kinks and then can return to your individual assignments.
You can easily run a smoother business and experience fewer complications when you have a better workflow. These ideas will help you make sure you reach this goal and are that you achieve more each day. Track your progress so you can see for yourself the positive impact these changes have on your business.
Every business owner is keen for their company accounts to surpass previous levels of success, and there is nothing more exciting than witnessing your personal business flourish financially. But, of course, there is a complex formula to business success, and it is something that is unique to every individual business. Happily, there are some simple organization strategies and practical solutions you can put in place to help your business excel. Read through some of our tips below to see where you can help your business hit new strengths.
Over the past few years, digital marketing has changed dramatically and there are many new marketing techniques that are imperative to a successful business in the current technological climate. Investing in 'rich' multimedia content - such as video - is now an important marketing technique for any business. If your business exists principally online and there is nothing else to film but the inside of your office, then it may be worth investing in a short animation. Artificial Intelligence is one of the biggest trends for marketing in 2018 and, therefore, it should be considered when trying to boost your business's profits.
By synthesizing multiple elements of your business to one service provider, your business will be more organized. There are services such as SellerCloud which can support your business by synchronizing accounts, streamlining your company's catalog and simplifying your inventory. Dependent on size and structure, it may be worth investing in professionals by outsourcing some of the labor, admin and operational elements of your business to help it grow. When you are the CEO of any business, it is useful to calculate how much your time is worth in order to evaluate whether you will actually be saving money –and therefore improving your business- by employing others.
In the current business climate, if you neglect the opportunity to converse with the people who buy your products - or your potential clients – your customer service will be considered shockingly poor. Regularly updating your company's site will be beneficial for its SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and utilizing social media platforms is virtually costless; there is no reason not to use it. However, it is extremely important to be aware of current social media trends, for example, Instagram has become a more valuable channel than Facebook. When using social media, it is essential that you research how your customers use it and which information they perceive to be relevant.
By managing your inventory efficiently, your funds will be spent efficiently and giving you the opportunity to improve your ROI (Return on Investment) immediately. There are many ways to improve how you manage your company's inventory, one method which is beneficial for any size of company is to clearly establish your consistent incoming and outgoing payments and to recognize trends to avoid not having enough money to pay for necessary services whilst also utilizing all the funds possible to improve your business.
By utilizing all of these tools, your business will increase its efficiency, marketing strategies and organization which will help your business to excel and increase profit.
As life goes on, many people will begin to get tired of their jobs and dream about finding something new and exciting. Often, these feeling are dismissed as simply being a mid-life crisis but, truth be told, there is no such thing. If you want to change careers, you will be hard pushed to find a better industry to enter than business. Going into business is the perfect opportunity to combine practical skills and knowledge alongside your favorite hobbies and interests. All you need to know is how to start. The best way to get a leg up in changing your career path is to retrain and get a well-respected business qualification that will help you get your foot in the door as well as equip you with all the skills you will need to be successful.
Going into business will require you to retrain, and the best way to do this is to get a degree from a reputable business school, such as the one at Touro University Online. Doing a degree online is a relatively new concept but one that is being chosen by more and more people who want to be able to study without having to uproot to a new place or quit their current job. A degree is a comprehensive qualification that will allow you to specialize your studies in a way that employers will look upon favorably. Your degree will also provide you with all the foundational skills you need to impress employers and understand the industry well enough to start your own business one day if that is what you choose to do.
Undertaking a degree is one thing but making sure that you are seizing this opportunity and getting the most out of it possible is what will truly impress employers in the future. Your course will comprise of exams, coursework, and maybe even practical assignments or placements in a company, but no matter what your latest task, you need to be able to do well in it. It is, therefore, worth looking up and following tips for effective studying so that you can find a method that works for you. The key thing to remember above all else is that re-reading your textbooks over and over is never the best way to revise, so get creative!
Taking on a degree means you are committing yourself to a lot of reading, but if you want success, you need to read influential books about business that aren't on your course. Not only will doing this help improve your overall grade, but it will also make you a better business person and prove to future employers that you are a self-motivated individual.
Changing your career path to enter the business world doesn't need to be scary once you know how to get started. Find a degree course that you can fit around your current life and seize the opportunity to change your life for the better.
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XXI Marcha Cicloturista Pedro Delgado 16 de agosto Segovia
Distancia:168 km Salida: 08:00 h
Cuota de Inscripción:34 € + 5 € fianza del chip Licencia de 1 Día: 10 € adicionales si no estás federado en Ciclismo
VI Marcha Cicloturista Pedro Herrero 13 de julio Moralzarzal (Madrid)
Distancia:109 km Salida: 08:00 h Cuota de Inscripción: 25 € Licencia de 1 Día: 5 € adicionales si no estás federado en Ciclismo
II Marcha Cicloturista Road Warriors Ancares 2014 12 de julio Villafranca del Bierzo (Leon)
El precio de la inscripcion será de 35€ para todos los participantes con licencia federativa en vigor, la inscripción se tramitará a traves del portal de pago alojado en nuestra web oficial tanto para los federados como para los no federados. A esta cantidad habrá que sumarle en el caso de los no federados, 10€ en concepto de licencia de día. A lo anterior habrá que sumar en ambos casos una FIANZA de 10€ para los chips de control. Dicha fianza sera devuelta al finalizar la prueba con la devolución del chip correspondiente por cada participante.
Brain implant and high-tech sleeve used to bypass spinal cord and move paralyzed limbs
In what is being touted as a world first, a quadriplegic man has been given the ability to move his fingers and hand with his own thoughts thanks to the implantation of an electronic device in his brain and muscle stimulation sleeve. Part of a neurostimulation system dubbed "Neurobridge," the technology essentially bypasses the damaged spinal cord and reconnects the brain directly to the muscles.
Wexner Medical Center and Batelle have worked together to develop Neurobridge technologyWexner Medical Center and Batelle have worked together to develop Neurobridge technologyThe Neurobridge technology relies on a chip implanted in the paralyzed person's brain Ian Burkhart using his paralyzed hand and fingers thanks to Neurobridge technologyView all
The Neurobridge system, which was developed by nonprofit R&D organization Battelle through work that began a decade ago, uses algorithms to effectively "learn" the user's brain activity. The system decodes neural impulses from the brain and converts them into signals that are then transmitted to a specially-developed, high-definition electrode stimulation sleeve attached to the paralyzed limb. The sleeve then stimulates the correct muscles to perform the desired movements, with everything from thought to activity taking place within a tenth of a second.
"It's much like a heart bypass, but instead of bypassing blood, we're actually bypassing electrical signals," said Chad Bouton, research leader at Battelle. "We're taking those signals from the brain, going around the injury, and actually going directly to the muscles."
Neurobridge is by no means the first system to implant electrodes in the body and bring hope to people suffering paralysis. In 2011, a man paralyzed from the chest down took his first tentative steps after a stimulating electrode array was implanted into his body. Instead of bypassing the nervous system, the implant provided continual direct electrical stimulation to the lower part of the spinal cord that controls movement of the hips, knees, ankles and toes, to mimic the signals the brain usually sends to initiate movement.
The following year in 2012, the experimental Braingate neural interface system enabled a paralyzed woman to drink a cup of coffee using a robotic arm. Also in 2012, researchers at Northwestern University developed a neuroprosthesis that restored complex movement in the paralyzed hands of monkeys. This involved implanting a multi-electrode array directly into the monkeys' brains that decoded signals and relayed them to a functional electrical stimulation (FES) device that delivered an electrical current to the paralyzed muscles.
But Neurobridge is the only system claimed so far to bypass the spinal cord and provide direct stimulation of a human patient's muscles using their own thoughts. The first patient to use the Neurobridge neural bypass device is Ian Burkhart, a 23-year-old from Dublin, Ohio, who was paralyzed four years ago in a diving accident. Burkhart saw the chance to participate in the FDA-approved clinical trial at Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center as a possible way to help other people suffering spinal cord injuries.
"Initially, it piqued my interested because I like science, and it's pretty interesting," Burkhart said. "I've realized, 'You know what? This is the way it is. You're going to have to make the best out of it.' You can sit and complain about it, but that's not going to help you at all. So, you might as well work hard, do what you can and keep going on with life."
Burkhart had the Neurobridge device – a micro-chip sensor smaller than a pea – implanted onto the motor cortex area of his brain in a three-hour operation earlier this year. "The surgery required the precise implantation of the micro-chip sensor in the area of Ian's brain that controls his arm and hand movements," Wexner Center clinician Dr. Ali Rezai said.
Following the operation, the researchers worked on a way to arrange the correct sequence of electrodes to stimulate to permit Burkhart to move his fingers and hand in a functional manner. Unlike other devices that merely stimulate gross-motor areas to provide muscle tension, the Neurobridge device specifically targets individual muscles matched to individual neural impulses.
Ian Burkhart using his paralyzed hand and fingers thanks to Neurobridge technology
As such, the researchers had to differentiate between neural signals that operated such things as the muscles rotating his hand, those employed to make a fist, or the ones that made him pinch his fingers together. Then, once the signals had been sorted, each signal was connected to its appropriate place on the stimulation sleeve to drive the correct set of muscles. Once these finer points were configured, Ian was finally able to move his hand and use his fingers under his own thought control.
"It's definitely great for me to be as young as I am when I was injured because the advancements in science and technology are growing rapidly and they're only going to continue to increase," Burkhart said.
It has taken the researchers ten years to develop Neurobridge to this point from the initial detection of thought impulses via an electrode array implanted in a paralyzed person's brain, with the team planning to continue to further define and enhance the technology. The on-going program at the Wexner Medical Center includes four other potential patients who have volunteered to participate and they, too, should hopefully see further benefits from this breakthrough in thought-controlled electrical muscle stimulation.
ReWalk exoskeleton gets FDA approval for home use
ReWalk consists of a wearable brace support worn outside clothing, a computer-based control system and motion sensors to enable paraplegics to sit, stand, walk and even climb stairs with a little motorized help. Until now, the ReWalk technology has only been available in the US at rehabilitation clinics in the form of the ReWalk Rehabilitation system. This version is designed specifically for use in a clinical rehabilitation environment and as such can be adapted to fit users of different sizes and weights.
The ReWalk Personal System, on the other hand, is customized to suit a specific user and is designed for daily use in a range of environments, including outdoors and on a variety of surfaces and terrains. It was first cleared for personal use in the UK in 2012 and has been available there and throughout Europe since that time. Now those in the US have the chance to take home their own ReWalk with the FDA issuing a marketing clearance for the device.
"This revolutionary product will have an immediate, life-changing impact on individuals with spinal cord injuries," said Larry Jasinski, CEO of ReWalk Robotics. "For the first time individuals with paraplegia will be able to take home this exoskeleton technology, use it every day and maximize on the physiological and psychological benefits we have observed in clinical trials."
Potential customers will need to become certified in using the ReWalk system by completing a training program and undergoing a medical examination.


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'Tipsy Tow' might prevent drunken-driving accidents after the Super Bowl
AAA Nevada will be offering its "Tipsy Tow" service for Super Bowl Sunday from 6 p.m. tonight to 6 a.m. Monday.
The Tipsy Tow program is open to everyone; AAA membership is not required.
Drivers, potential passengers, party hosts, bartenders and restaurant managers can call for a free tow home of up to five miles.
Participants should tell the AAA operator "I need a Tipsy Tow."
This service is provided free of charge to prevent alcohol-related car accidents.
The phone number to receive a free Tipsy Tow is 1 (800) AAA-HELP (222-4357).
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Navigate the Legislature online
Want to follow the Legislature without leaving home? Go to http://www.nevadalegislature.com or directly at http://www.leg.state.nv.us.
Find a continuously updated calendar of all legislative meetings and a link to listen or watch and listen to ongoing meetings live. NOTE: If you don't have a high-speed connection, better stick with just listening to the meeting you want. Another link allows people to find out who represents them in the Senate and Assembly.
For those who want to make your voice heard, there's "Share your opinion." Comments will be forwarded to the appropriate lawmakers and, without your name attached, posted for others to read. Find links to session information, the law library (including a searchable copy of Nevada Revised Statutes), Nevada agency regulations and Nevada Supreme Court opinions. Search functions allow users to find bills past and present dealing with certain subjects, bills changing specific sections of law and bills containing a specific phrase among others.
Senior center to offer computer classes
The Carson City Senior Citizens Center will offer two computer classes. "Introduction to Computer," will meet from 9-11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Feb. 12 for four weeks. The fee for this class is $40 per person.
"Internet Workshop" meets from 1-4 p.m. Feb. 20 and 22. This class requires a basic computer proficiency. Cost is $20 per person.
For information, call 883-0703 ext. 222.
Natives and Newcomers to meet Thursday
The Natives and Newcomers Club will be meeting at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at the Carson Nugget's upstairs banquet room. The theme this month will be "A Valentine's Day Party." RSVPs are due by Tuesday. To RSVP or for information, call 885-9019 or 883-1087.
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Young at Heart to hold Super Bowl party
The Douglas County Senior Center Young at Heart club will be holding a Super Bowl party at noon today at the center, 2300 Meadow Lane in Gardnerville. Seniors are asked to bring a dish for eight to this potluck event. Food will be served at 1 p.m. For information, call 783-6455.
Washoe County
Free Master Gardener workshop Tuesday
The University of Nevada, Reno's Cooperative Extension will be holding a free Master Gardener workshop entitled "Training and Pruning Fruit Trees" at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Bartley Ranch Regional Park in Reno. Master Gardener Michael Janik will discuss how to prune and train fruit trees to maximize their production and keep them looking good and how to restore older trees. For information, call 784-4848 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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