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1) Possession of child pornography;
2) Making child pornography;
3) Distribution of child pornography; and
4) Accessing child pornography.
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Definition of Child Pornography in CanadaThe definition of child pornography in Canada is found in Section 163.1 of the criminal code, which reads as follows:
163.1 (1) In this section, "child pornography" means
(a) a photographic, film, video or other visual representation, whether or not it was made by electronic or mechanical means,
(i) that shows a person who is or is depicted as being under the age of eighteen years and is engaged in or is depicted as engaged in explicit sexual activity, or
(ii) the dominant characteristic of which is the depiction, for a sexual purpose, of a sexual organ or the anal region of a person under the age of eighteen years;
(b) any written material, visual representation or audio recording that advocates or counsels sexual activity with a person under the age of eighteen years that would be an offence under this Act;
(c) any written material whose dominant characteristic is the description, for a sexual purpose, of sexual activity with a person under the age of eighteen years that would be an offence under this Act; or
(d) any audio recording that has as its dominant characteristic the description, presentation or representation, for a sexual purpose, of sexual activity with a person under the age of eighteen years that would be an offence under this Act.
Photos or videos of naked children is not necessarily child pornography
It is important to note that the definition of child pornography in Canada seems to exclude images or video of children who are under the age of 18 who are simply nude or naked where there is no sexual activity, suggestion, or inference and no focus on genital or anal organs. As such, material that depicts nudist, nudism or naturist activities that includes no sexual activity and does not focus on a "sexual organ or anal region" would seemingly not meet the definition of child pornography.
This is the reason a picture taken by a parent of their child naked in the bathtub is not child pornography, unless the genitals are focused on or the child is engaged in a sexual act.
How do people get caught and charged for child pornography?While there are numerous ways in which child pornography charges originate, several scenarios most commonly lead to police investigations and charges being laid. Most often, the police become aware of possible child pornography possession when a third party reports to the police that an individual may have images or videos on their computer that meet the definition. Once the police receive this information they will quickly apply for a warrant to seize and search the suspect's computer for child pornography.
The circumstances that commonly give rise to reports possession of child pornography charges include the following:
1) a girlfriend, friend, or family member discovers child pornography on a computer and tells the police;
2) the accused forgets or leaves their computer in a public place, which is recovered by a third party and the infringing material is found and reported;
3) a computer containing child pornography is brought in to a store or sent away for maintenance or repair and the material is discovered;
4) an individual accidentally or mistakenly shares images or videos via a public folder over a wi-fi or other public network;
5) an individual mistakenly uploads or sends images or videos to a social networking site, msn chat, email, or other communication;
6) the accused attempts to print material at a public location, such as a wal-mart or other store;
7) the individual views or leaves child pornography displayed on their computer screen which is noticed in a public place.
In all of these cases, a third party becomes aware of the child pornography on the suspect's computer and reports it to the police. The police then obtain a warrant using the reasonable grounds of the third party seeing the images or videos. The police then seize and search the computer, find the child pornography, and arrest and charge the accused. In many cases, they also have an incriminating statement from the accused that is obtained via police interrogation.
Admission of possession, making, or distribution of child pornography
If the police find images or videos that meet the definition of child pornography, they will immediately attempt to extract an admission of guilt or possession from the suspect. This means they will interview the suspect as soon as possible to try to get him to admit incriminating things, such as that he:
1) intentionally downloaded the child pornography;
2) that he was aware the child pornography was on his computer or that he was aware that he was in possession of the child pornography;
3) that he owns or had control over the computer or hard drive that the child pornography was found on;
4) that nobody else had access to the computer to hard drive that the images or video was found on;
5) that he was aware the child pornography was being shared via torrent or other peer to peer websites (to support a charge of distributing or creating child pornography);
6) that he copied the files to an external hard drive, burned the files to a CD/DVD, printed, or otherwise made a copy of the files (to support a charge of making child pornography).
The police may also try to extract generally incriminating statements from the suspect such as admitting that he is perverted, attracted to minors, or that he is sexually aroused by naked children. Sometimes police will try to appeal to and gain confessions from suspects by questioning or sympathizing with their histories, which may include child sexual abuse or sexual assault.
Police demanding passwords for child pornography filesWhile many people believe that any child pornography on a computer can be recovered by the police, in reality there are some methods of password encryption that are currently unrecoverable by police.
The normal method of password cracking used by police is known as the "brute force" method, which essentially means attempting every possible password combination until the correct one is found. Even with 2011 technology and processing speed, sufficiently long and complicated passwords using technology such as TrueCrypt or .rar encryption can take decades or centuries to crack because forensic investigators must try a googolplex+ of possible combinations to break the password. As computer systems become faster, this time will be reduced, but as of 2011 some sufficiently long and complex passwords using numerous variations of characters can literally take 100s of years to crack even with the fastest computer technology.
Suspect provides the password
Since the police cannot crack all passwords, they will attempt to gain access to password information from suspects through questioning. Many suspects, acting under the false belief that all passwords can be cracked, will openly give the police the password. By doing so, a suspect's fate can easily change from being let go to having their life destroyed with a child pornography charge.
Searching for passwords in text files, written documents, etc.
Police also sometimes gain access to .rar and TrueCrypt encrypted child pornography files that they can't crack using brute force by looking for passwords in text, word processing, and other files found on the suspect's computer. Many suspects will store the file containing the password near the location of the encrypted files. Sometimes the password is also found on written documentation in the suspect's home or possession.
For example: If the suspect has a text file on his machine containing 67 random characters, numbers, and symbols, police will attempt to use this information as a password.
Defending child pornography chargesWhile many suspects assume that once the images are found on their computer that their case is a lost cause and they will be found guilty, there are numerous defences available to those found with child pornography on their computer. Some defences involve exceptions found in Section 163.1(6) of the criminal code for images that for specific purposes, which reads:
163.1(6) No person shall be convicted of an offence under this section if the act that is alleged to constitute the offence
(a) has a legitimate purpose related to the administration of justice or to science, medicine, education or art; and
(b) does not pose an undue risk of harm to persons under the age of eighteen years.
This means that if the accused has a legitimate purpose for possessing the child pornography, such as research, art, or science, they may be able to rely on this defence. It should be noted, however, that since this defence was included in the criminal code in 2005 to replace the previous "artistic merit" defence, some courts have been reluctant to grant the exception to defendants who would have received it pre-2005 (see: R. v. Katigbak, 2010 ONCA 411). The burden on the accused has been increased (particularly in Ontario).
When the police investigate and charge someone with child pornography offences they will also attempt to secure incriminating statements/admissions from the suspect regarding their use/purpose to prevent them from relying on Section 163.1(6) later at trial.
Child pornography Defences - someone else responsible
There are other possible defences that involve a third party being responsible for the material that depending on the circumstances could lead to the acquittal of the accused, such as:
1) someone else had access to the computer and downloaded the images and they were reasonably unaware the images were on their computer;
2) the computer was compromised by a virus or malware that allowed someone else to download the images;
3) that their wi-fi connection was not secured allowing a third party to download the material; and
4) that they reasonably believed the individuals in the child pornography to be of legal age.
The problem is that many suspects will admit to the police that they had downloaded the images or knew they were on their computer thus damaging their ability to mount such defences.
In the heat of the moment, many accused will make the mistake of talking to the police and making incriminating statements that essentially ensure their conviction by denying them viable defence options. Had these individuals refused to give statements, the result of their case (and their personal future), may have been significantly different.
Making of Child PornographyWhile most people think of "making child pornography" as involving the actual first hand filming of child pornography pictures or video, most people charged with the offence have simply copied a file on their computer. Police will charge suspects with making after they admit to printing images, burning files to a CD/DVD, or copying files to an external hard drive or other device.
Since many suspects choose to throw away their chances of defending the charges against them by speaking to the police, they end up incriminating themselves for charges of "making" child pornography, by telling police they copied files to another computer, disk, drive, or device.
The social stigma attached to a child pornography conviction is significant. It is even far worse to have the label or reputation of "making child pornography", especially considering most people in the public assume this means actually taking pictures or videotaping child pornography first hand.
Accessing Child PornographyAccessing child pornography is a charge that is normally included when a person is charged with possessing child pornography. Some people also end up charged with accessing child pornography after they admit to searching for it on the internet to the police. If the police are unable to find or recover incriminating files on their suspect's computer, they can still charge the suspect with accessing child pornography if the accused admits to doing so under police interrogation.
If an internet service provider (ISP) alerts the police that a user's account was discovered to by accessing child pornography the police will immediately search the user's computers, hard drives, disks, etc. Even if no images or videos are recovered, they may still charge the person with accessing child pornography. While many wi-fi connections are unsecured, and many computer are accessible to people other than the suspect, creating possible defences to such charges, many accused admit to accessing child pornography to the police thus possibly denying them this viable defence.
Distributing Child PornographyDistributing child pornography is defined in Section 163.1(3) of the criminal code of Canada to include anyone who "transmits, makes available, distributes, sells, advertises, imports, exports or possesses for the purpose of transmission, making available, distribution, sale, advertising or exportation any child pornography". In practical terms, this usually means people who are openly sharing child pornography files on torrent, peer to peer, discussion board forums, IRC, usenet, ftp, or through other methods throughout the internet.
Some individuals are unaware they are distributing child pornography as file sharing programs often automatically share files without specifically informing the user. Furthermore, sometimes when an individual's computer is infected with a botnot or other malicious application, their computer is used to transmit child pornography without the user even knowing. Again, these are some possible defences that the police will attempt to deny the suspect by extracting an admission of guilt or confession.
Penalty and Sentencing for Child PornographyThose convicted of child pornography offences in Canada face a range of possible sentences depending on the individual's criminal history and the severity of the facts of their case. Spending some time (7 - 45 days) in jail for a mild child pornography possession conviction is becoming more normal, even for individuals with no previous record. In more serious cases involving individuals who are profiting from child pornography or who have significant histories of sex crimes, they may face much longer jail/prison sentences and penalties.
Offenders will also likely be required to complete a period of probation of at least 1 year and register as a sex offender both Federally and Provincially (for those in Ontario).
The range of punishment for child pornography is prescribed in Section 169 of the criminal code. Ultimately, the sentence is up to the discretion of the Judge.
169. Every one who commits an offence under section 163, 165, 167 or 168 is guilty of
(a) an indictable offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years; or
(b) an offence punishable on summary conviction.
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Agents from the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and local law enforcement agencies teamed up to arrest 17 persons last week for offenses includingdrug possession, drug trafficking and weapons charges. Possible sentences range from five years to life in prison.
Eleven of the defendants were arraigned in Federal court, and some face mandatory minimum sentences related to drug distribution, illegal firearm possession, firearms sales and violent crimes involving firearms.
ATF agents went undercover to make purchases of illegal firearms and other contraband items. During the raids, which were conducted throughout the San Fernando Valley, agents seized 30 weapons and silencers, as well as more than 18 pounds of methamphetamine. Authorities took 14 children who were found at the raided locations into protective custody.
Six of the arrested individuals were turned over to the State for potential prosecution on state charges. The investigation and raids did not target specific groups or gangs, but officials acknowledged that many of the arrested individuals may have ties to local gangs.
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said that his priority was to remove dangerous individuals involved in weapons and drug trafficking. The individuals arrested in the sweep may have been involved in an uptick in violent, gang-related crimes in the Blythe, Langdon, Pacoima and San Fernando areas.
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Increasingly, the federal government is becoming involved in drug and weapons prosecutions, often because of the legal tools available to federal prosecutors. It is becoming common for federal prosecutors to seek RICO convictions against gang members. These convictions could lead to long sentences, including life imprisonment for crimes found to have been committed in support of a criminal enterprise. If you're facing federal criminal charges, you need the assistance of an experienced federal criminal defense attorney like Robert Helfend. Mr. Helfend has practiced criminal defense in both federal and state courts for more than 30 years.
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Now I know this game is pretty old and has been reviewed by many people a while ago, but when I played the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations earlier on this month I just had to do a review on it to express my thoughts on it.
The story of Sonic Generations 3DS is the same as that of the home console version. It involves Sonic and his friends are celebrating his birthday when a mysterious dark entity shows up and creates holes in time, sucking up everybody into different dimensions and tearing time apart. Sonic attempts to take on the beast but is knocked unconscious, Sonic then awakens to a white dimension where everything is lifeless and lacking in colour, he then travels through the different worlds, restoring colour to them and freeing his friends along the way and even running into his former self too. Eventually both Sonics along with both versions of Tails work together and figure out who is behind the whole time collapse in the first place.
The story is presented through models of the characters talking via text bubbles, this sucks when compared the console versions that have actual cut scenes. Now I know the 3DS isn't a graphical powerhouse, but the Wii was able to give us down scaled versions of the cut scenes from Sonic Unleashed and from what I hear the 3DS's graphics are equal to that of the Wii, so there really shouldn't be too much of an issue with give us cut scenes in my opinion. The story was alright in the console version but it really did suck when compared to Sonic Colours and on the 3DS it comes across worse because there's a lack of voice acting and proper animated cut scenes.
When it comes to gameplay it comes in two flavours, 1) Classic Sonic has the old school 2D platforming levels similar to the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis and 2) Modern Sonic who has very similar to the Sonic Rush games on the Nintendo DS.
With Classic Sonic you're playing through 2D left to right stages with you jump, spin dash and speed just like the 90s. The physics for Sonic in this game are actually more accurate than the home console version which is good for people who really care about that kind of thing; it is too bad that most of Classic Sonic's levels are pretty boring for the most part. All of his levels are 2D recreations of their originals, in the Classic Era it feels horrible because all of the levels feel so confined and squashed together. However in the Dreamcast Era things get interesting with Emerald Coast, but then get ugly with Radical Highway and then from there in the Modern Era I just wasn't enjoying myself anymore. One of the real killers is the fact that Classic Sonic gets the homing attack, it breaks the "classic" element completely and later levels are structured around it so it's MANDATORY and it just feels wrong.
As for Modern Sonic his gameplay resembles that of Sonic Rush, so Sonic has a boost button, homing attack and few of the other moves he got from Unleashed like skidding, wall jumping and foot stomping. Since I enjoyed those games a lot I thought the same would apply with this game and it does to a small degree. I had way more fun with Modern Sonic's levels when it came to some of the levels in Classic and Dreamcast Era, but as soon as Radical Highway came everything went downhill. I just found the level design to be unfair, bizarre and hardly fun.
The boss battles in this game were just tedious, painful and lame. The major boss fights range from incredibly short and simple to long and annoying! Like the battle with Big Arms from Sonic 3 is easy because the boss movements are predictable, but the battle with the Biolizard from Sonic Adventure 2 is even worse than the original, his movements are harder to read and it doesn't flow like the original. The worst offenders are the rival races with Metal Sonic, Shadow and Silver, there's nothing to them. All you do is hold right and hope for the best. The problem with these races is that they're completely erratic when it comes to difficulty, there are moments when you'll outrun your enemy with ease only for them to appear ahead of you out of nowhere with no way for you to catch up. If you make a mistake just once the AI characters jump ahead of you by miles! Once you memorize the level layout then you should be able to complete the level. I spent too many minutes trying to beat these guys because of the horrible level layout and erratic AI character movements (Fuck you Silver!), and that's why I hate them.
Graphically the game doesn't look that bad, they have so lovely use of colour and some interesting levels of detail, but I can't say I was overly impressed though. The best way to describe it would be a much sharper and fancier version of the Sonic Rush games. I just don't like how squashed everything looks in Classic Sonic's levels especially in the Classic Era levels. Also I feel like I've seen much prettier 3DS games so I guess I expected more. Sound-wise the audio quality of the game isn't that bad and is tolerable (though that's mainly because of the soundtrack). Most of the sound effects are good and match the home console version, though I'm not too keen on the way the homing attack/air dash sounds in this game, it just sounds weaker in this game. The soundtrack for the game is great with Jun Senoue along with the other game composers really finding a lovely way to upgrade some of these other songs and breathe new life into them.
When it comes to replay value I have to be honest, it is very little. This game is incredible short and features seven stages with two acts in each, but that's two less stages than the console versions! There's the same amount of boss encounters and there's also a challenge mode and online compatibility too, but unless you're interested in that other stuff your time with this game will be incredibly short. As for me, besides replaying some of Modern Sonic's levels, I had no reason to revisit any of the other levels. What's really bad was that I never even bothered to finish the game, the last time I did that with a Sonic game was with Sonic Unleashed. I owned the game a total of THREE DAYS before I traded it back into the shop I got it from, that's how bored with the game I got. This game just had nothing addictive about it, I only played a few of the levels and never played the boss battles more than once and I never even tried the special stages because I couldn't be bothered. And the strange thing is I would gladly play Sonic 4 Episode: 1 & 2 before picking up Generations on the 3DS again, and that's saying a lot!
In the end Sonic Generations on the 3DS was a massive disappointment in my eyes, I knew from the footage that I saw online that it wouldn't be worth my time but I never thought it'd be this lacklustre. Now there are some decent aspects of the game when it comes to the gameplay of Modern Sonic, but it doesn't even begin to compare to console versions. In truth there's much better games you could be playing on the 3DS, I'd say go play the Sonic Rush games from the Nintendo DS, they are much better and are worth your time unlike this game.
Rating: 6/10 (I do not recommend!)
So what did you think of the 3DS port of Sonic Generations? Did it fulfil your needs or did it fill you disappointment like me? Whatever your thoughts drop them below and let me know! Until the next time, later on people!


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If you don't like the term "Internet of Things," you're hardly alone. Kevin Ashton, the British visionary who coined the phrase in 1999, now regrets his choice of words. Instead, Ashton wishes he'd touted the "Internet for Things."
The subtle difference in Ashton's revised wording better describes the Internet of Things (IoT): It's an information network. The IoT is the concept of basically connecting any device with an on-and-off switch to the Internet and/or each other. (That's a simple definition, courtesy of Forbes.) Using sensors and actuators, these IoT devices—such as the drill of an oil rig or an 18-wheeler semi-trailer truck—produce data and transmit it to computers, where it can be analyzed and used for improved decision-making.
Each IoT instance, whether it's a single device like the jet engine of an airplane or a sprawling environment like a manufacturer's multi-level assembly line, produces unique and often-valuable information. And the companies that are taking advantage of the IoT's capabilities are well positioned to outperform their competitors.
The number of IoT devices is predicted to grow to 26 billion units in 2020, which is nearly a 30-fold increase from the 0.9 billion IoT units that existed in 2009, according to Gartner. Gartner also predicts IoT adoption to grow steadily each year, with annual growth in the range of 15-20%.
For some perspective on how vast the IoT might be in just five years, consider this: Gartner estimates the total number of PCs, tablets, and smartphones in 2020 to be 7.3 billion units. That's roughly one-quarter the number of IoT devices that will be transmitting data in 2020.
The IoT's three core sectors are enterprise, government, and home. The enterprise is by far the largest of these three sectors, and is expected to include 40% of all IoT devices by 2019.
When it comes IoT adoption, the leading three verticals are manufacturing (15%), healthcare (15%), and insurance (11%).
6 Killer Apps
In their authoritative McKinsey report titled The Internet of Things, Michael Chui, Markus Loffler, and Roger Roberts see six distinct types of applications emerging from the IoT, which they place in two general categories: 1) information and analysis and 2) automation and control.
The Information and Analysis category—in which IoT devices' data is analyzed and acted upon, often by humans, to make decisions—includes three applications:
Tracking behavior
Insurance firms, for example, are re-inventing their business models by putting sensors in customers' cars and basing the price of a customer's policy on her or his driving behavior, as opposed to their age, gender, or other general factors.
Enhanced situational awareness
Trucking companies are optimizing their business operations by installing sensors in truck fleets and using real-time information about vehicle location, traffic patterns, and other relevant information to adjust individual truck routes and increase the entire fleet's efficiency.
Sensor-driven decision analytics
Healthcare providers are improving their medical decision-making processes by equipping patients with sensors so they can continuously monitor their medical conditions, thereby enabling the medical staff to better observe patients and respond more appropriately.
The Automation and Control category—in which the data and analysis generated from the IoT is used by automated systems to modify processes, sometimes without human involvement—includes three applications:
Process optimization
Paper manufacturers have increased their productivity by embedding sensors in lime kilns and, instead of relying on human operators to manually adjust a kiln's temperature, use the sensor-supplied data to automatically improve a kiln flame's shape and intensity.
Optimized resource consumption
Data centers are using sensors to monitor each server's power usage, and software uses this information to balance the servers' computing loads and, over time, it eliminates the need for underutilized servers and storage devices.
Complex autonomous systems
Automobile companies have developed autonomous systems that enable a vehicle to detect an impending accident and evade it, without relying on a human operator.
Looking Ahead
For CIOs and other C-level executives who are exploring the IoT, the McKinsey The Internet of Things report's recommendations include:
- Energy consumption efficiency and process optimization are good starting points for most organizations.
- With emerging IoT technologies, conduct your experiments in development labs or launch small-scale pilots.
- Is the IoT gaining traction in your industry? Establish partnerships with the tech companies that are creating IoT capabilities for your industry and build on their success.
Like any technology, the IoT is another tool for CIOs to use, as appropriate. The key, of course, is to continuously discover how to best-use it for your organization.
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Every other thing are easy to arrange for engagement, for a place to the invitees, and they all fit and settle inside the budget mostly, but the main question is HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU SPEND ON AN ENGAGEMENT RING? This is a question scares you the most, makes you nervous, not because you can't afford something big or you can't choose the right one, the main thing is that an engagement ring is close to your heart, it's an emotional, not a rational decision.
But after all, you must choose a ring for your engagement, and engagement is a start together. You can't put the struggle for your future together. You also want your future to be smooth and nice together.
Let's be Practical
There are two major things you must consider when buying an engagement ring:
- The expectation of your lady
- The financial situation of your
The practical thing to do is to balance between these two.
Don't put ears on the old market saying about two-month salary's rule. That rule doesn't really work.
The expectation of your Girl:
- The ring symbolizes your love and commitment to your girl. It is a symbol that you are interested in only her and going to be together in the future.
- Even if you have known the girl for many years, still it might be that she might have a dream of a type of ring from her childhood. So, if the ring isn't what she wants, it's going to be disappointing.
- Jewellery is part and parcel of a woman's life. She wears a whole lot of them each day, but when it comes down to engagement right, it is going to be the only one too close to her heart.
Remember, the woman who loves you won't want you to go bankrupt. She has to spend her future with you and would want you to be happy with her.
Financial Situation:
You too can't forget about the future. To make her happy today if you spend too much and after that the rest of your life you go on struggling to pay it back, you can't be happy in your future. Crazy debt amount won't help you out and nor her, as future here means a future including her with you.
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- List of your expenditure you make.
- Savings you make.
- Your future income what it can reach.
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I I roimdings. The Sunday-school room seems homelike to it, and there is a g-ood deal of value to be attached to these first impressions on the consciousness, "The room above the primary department belongs to the juvenile department. Children are transferred to this just as soon as they can read. They re- torain in it until they are twelve or thirteen years old. The juvenile department occupies one room only, but ib is ulividcd into thirty-five different classes •sunder as many teachers. It is the aim to keep the classes small so that each TMipil may get individual attention. i>ome.classes include as many as twelve issialdrcn but the most not above nine. Tor my part, I think eight about the. ''best number. "The room is furnished with thxrty- ffive tables and each class gathers with the teacher about one of these. "The floor of the main Sunday-school hall is given to'the intermediate department, broken into seventy-four classes of young people from twelve to seventeen or eighteen years. This also is iurnished with tables supplied with maps, reference ^books, etc., and about these sit classes and teachers. "AD the work of the Sunday-school library is attended to outside the session. "\Vo do not allow any running- about of librarians to distract.attcntion. "One side of the Sunday-school hall opens, as I said, upon the ante-rooms, .-and about the other two sides are the 'Bible class rooms. There are two stories of these, twenty-eight in all. The rooms vary in size, accommodating :from forty clown. Some of the classes vire mixed, in others the sexes are separated; this is as circumstances dictate; ~we have no rule. Some of the classes «.re taught by men, others by women; the largest mixed class is taught very successfully by a young man." "The large majority of Sunday-school teachers arc women?" ' No. a full half of mine are men; I "have just about as many men as women 'right through the school. . ' But before we drop Sunday-school architecture, let me say that the present general arrangement of Sunday- school rooms was originated by a Dutch architect of Akron, O., whose name was Snyder. life planned the first modern Sunday-school for Louis Miller, of the Chantauqua Association, when Miller \vas settled at Akron about twenty years ago. Snyder's ideas have been greatly developed and modified, and I myself have introduced conveniences he never thought of, but for the main outline now followed by all progressive city schools the credit belongs to him. "Many Sunday-school workers do not agree with me, you understand, as to the advisability of keeping the primary department all in one great class or as to having the little ones present with the older scholars at the opening of tho -school. Some would divide them for more individual teaching, • and would Slave their rooms wholly separated anjl Tvo-old almost make of them a separate school with separate .administration. But I believe in getting for a short time all pupils together, for the sake of the OF CLASSES. esprit de corps, and to let the little ones ftaUy realize that they belong to a great . "What do you regard as a Sunday- school teacher's most essential qualifications?" •"A teacher must have average intelligence and common -sense; more tcban this is desirable but not iiecessary. "The one thing that cannot be dispensed "with is the consecration to do. .something for God. It is not that you do it ior your own soul's sake or even that .you do it for the good of the children, "Qmt that you do it for God. This carries -every thing else with it; whatever you <do for Him you must do well, and so the •consecration carries with it the study, the constant effort, the concentration of *he powers." •"You do not attach importance, then, «to tthe 'higher education' of Sunday- school teachers?" -"I have had in my school at the same time -a comparatively uneducated working woman and a brilliant young man fresh from college, and the woman went .far beyond tie other in the results she obtained because her heart was warmer to the work; if the college man had had her fervor and had then added to it his education he would, of 'course, have been more efficient, than, as things stood, was cither of them. •"You can't stand out for classical scholarship; I've got to have twc Sumdred ai'd eighty teachers anc •af I have that number of classical scholars in my congregation I don't Scnow where to lay hands on them. •"But Sunday-school teaching is growing- all the tinlc more and more . intelligent. The Sunday-schools have fully purged themselves, I think, of the com- 3>lamts that -used to be lodged =and in some eases with justice, against ^ihem. I attribute this largely to the -public schools. Such a public school ^sy^oem as that of this country trains a Tbody of clear-headed, intelligent citizens. •"The International Lessons, agains' which so much has been said, have also :afgood deal to do with it. ; With al tiheir .disadvantages the lesson sheets give tihe average teacher far more than ••she -would be in any way likely to get forierself. They do such a prelimin ary work of study and exposition thai Bhefcas no excuse for going before her class without full, intelligent compre hension. "The International series has won ita way. Not a religions paper in the eoufatry wotild clare'ignore it, and the secular press finds .itself obliged to give it progressively more and more attention." "Ju your Tuesday evening 1 Tiorraal class do you mark out courses, of read- ng- for teachers in Oriental history and customs?" 'No; some of the teachers do so themselves for their pupils. My aim in popular exposition is to make the Bible jractical. It is not worth the paper it s written on except for what it can do 'or us to-day. I don't care any more about what happened to Jesus than I do about what happened to Julius Ccosar except so far as Jesus is a living- force ;o enter into our lives now; boys and girls must take Him home and have Sim with them Monday morning-." "What do you think of present methods of teaching the Chinese in Sunday- schools'?" "I can rot say any thing-about them except as I have seen them in one city, Boston. There I was for some time familiar with the work of Miss Carter, who had as many as two hundred and sixty under instruction. She went about among- the poor laundries and so entered into the lives of the poor creatures that they felt toward her as to a mother, and they came to her with every trouble. She did infinite g-ood; but she was :i very judicious woman and very careful in her selection of teachers. ; 'I do not believe the present system of assigning a teacher to every Chinese pupil can be chang-ed; the Chinese can not" fcui^ht in classes. But the teach- IXFAST CLASS BOOM. ers should be mature women, not young girls. When a Chinaman makes love to his teacher, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred it's the teachers fault. She could have inspired him and ought to have inspired him with very different feelings. She needs tact and—years." "Has there not been a marked advance of late in Sunday-school music?" "Indeed, yes; off. in the wilderness somewhere there may be schools still singing 'Hold the Fort,' and other such jingle music matched with, nonsense words, but all the new music is of a much higher order. In our school we use the 'Laudes, Domine,' teaching the children the same hymns that are sung in church and prayer meeting." "The superintendent's position must be becoming, in the larger schools, of more and more importance?" "In no longtime the superintendent will be engaged at a high salary to give his entire time. Then instead of assistant pastors we shall have pastors' assistants. The superintendent will be such an-assistant, and if he is, as he ought to be, the best business man in the parish, five thousand or sis thousand dollars will not be too much to pay him. He will work throughout the week among the congregation for the Sunday-school. The South Church in New britain, Conn., has a salaried superintendent, and the practice is sure to be followed. City Sunday-schools are becoming great and complicated organizations." ELIZA PUTNAM HEATOST. The Charm of the Cnckoo. The habits and mannerisms of the cnckoo have been more acutely observed than perhaps those of any other bird.. For thousands of years naturalists have been trying to understand and explain its mysterious ways, but have not fully succeeded.. There yet remain many impenetrable and seemingly never to be understood mysteries connected with it. Enough about it has, however, been found out to prove that it is tbe bird of the strangest habits known. A native of this continent can hardly realize the charm of the notes of the cuckoo. From a musical point of view there is not much in them, but the name of the bird is evidently onomatopoetic; that is, formed from ..the sounds emiV ted by it, and this name is the same, or nearly the same, in the languages of all the countries it 'frequents.—The Continent. Big Story of Small Things. In a curious old work entitled "The Curiosities of London," we find the following partictUars concerning a minute padlock: "In the twentieth year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, Mark Scarliot, a blacksmith, made a lock consisting of eleven pieces of iron, steel and brass, all of which, together with tbe key. weighed but half a grain. Be also made a ehain of gold, consisting of forty-three links, which after fastening it to, the lock and key above mentioned, he put about the neck of a common flea, the whole being so minute that the little insect could draw them over, a .silver plate with perfect ease. All of these together, lock and key. chain and Sea, weighed a slight fraction less than one grain and.a half."—Chicago Journal. —Stop and Think.—A New Yorker worth 825,000,000 says he took tlte most comfort when his wealth .counted up about half a.. million. 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No less a person than the celebrated New York Connelly and her chief, Worth of Paris, announced that their ideas of style are taken from the ,ast successful play, and that the fashions portrayed upon the stage are bound to become the leaders of the day Only a few years ago tawdry Bnery. paste; cheap silks and cotton backed satins were considered good enough to produce a stage efiect. ^Now, the very best of every thing must be produced at whatever may be the cost, and eacb detail must be as carefully considered as if the wearer were to be inspected at arm's length, instead of across the footlights. The result of this has been beneficial, since it has led to a standard in fashions, by which styles and materials may be judged, and after which they may be safely copied. A millionaire dress-maker of New York displays in bis show rooms large pictures of Ada Rehan, dressed as she appears in Daly's great success, "The Last Word." All the gowns are fur- trimmed, as befits the season, except in the last act, when Miss Reban appears in a gown that is so unique and becoming that it is being widely copied The basis of the gown is canary yellow silk The front is puffed as to the bodice and plain skirted. The large, full sleeves are of black and white plaid silk and a plait of the same material extends from the back of the neck to the bottom of the skirt, which is a derai train Violets are worn with this costume and a bunch of violets adorn the brim of a yellow and black hat. A lovely silvery white satin is trimmed with gray Russian fox fur. Two other gowns of Miss Rehan's are the admiration of all beholders. One is of white chiffon simply tnmmed with rows of white satin ribbon, unr*- lieved by *. touch of color save when natural Sowers are worn. The other is a house dress modelled after a Japanese pattern. The material is red silk The flowing overdress is lavender. A broad rolling collar is of lavender, as are deep cuffs. With these key notes thus struck by the stage heroines, the world of fashion THE NEWEST MILLINERY. is enabled to begin the symphonies in dress which, before the season is out. will develop many new and harmonious shadings and variations. The style is merely set. It remains for modistes to make the application according to individual requirements. Cafe au lait is one of the tints which is growing in popular favor. Many pretty pattern dresses are in this hue The brocade is used for the sleeves and waist trimming leaving the skirt of the plain material. One dress of this color appears on the street trimmed with mink's tails The toque is of the fur with cafe au lait tips. Mink cuffs, a mink cape and muff are edged with the tails. Tiny mink heads are used for buttons on the front of the jacket and at the back of the waist. A startling street dress of Russian design is of bright red cloth. Strips of black sable extend from the bottom of the skirt to the knees. The red toque is bordered with black fur. Cafe au lait and violets make a particularly pleasing combination. A hat of the former is turned up at the back and -filled with violets. A mink cape it worn beneath the bat, and a muff hangs from the wearer's neck by the tiniest of gold chains. The muff is an artistic combination of mink fur, cafe au lait satin and violets. It would be difficult to imagine any thing more beautiful than .the violet velvet gown recently worn by Mrs. W D Sloane at a breakfast given by her mother, Mrs. . William . H Vanderbilt The gown was entirely of velvet nn trimmed, yet so peculiar was the tint that it seemed to represent myriad hues of pink, rose color, lavender, and, as the lights glanced upon it. even pansy yellow . A flower bonnet entirely of white and purple violets was held in place by amber hat pins Mrs. Vender- bilt wore a stately robe of black satin draped with white chiffon. Mrs. William Astor has a favorite dinner gown of dark blue satin, heavily trimmed with gold embroidery. A hat of blue and gold is worn with it upon ceremonious occasions. ' Black house dresses are coining somewhat into favor for ladies inclined to embonpoint, since it reduces the apparent size of the wearer A new and very stylish dinner robe is of black faille Francais Across the front and sides is a deep flounce of oscurial lace. The .waist is almost entirely of lace The high stiff Medici collar is covered with lace .and lined with tulle It is open and flare to a point just below tbe base of the throat. The back of the skirt is gathered on the waist and hangs in a long." full sweep to form a demi- train •. • THE FRENCH 'REPUBLIC. Jtrenta Wlilcl 'iow That It if Gaining: In Strength. Two recent events in France tend to show that the Republic, instead of. growing weaker as time goes on, is becoming stronger, and more, instead of, less, satisfactory to the mass of the French people. One of these events was the election of a certain number of Senators for terms of nine years. In this election a decided gain of Republican Senators was made, by which the Republican majority in the upper house of the French Parliament is materially strengthened. The French Senators are elected, not directly by the popular vote (as the Deputies are), but by an indirect method. A convention, composed of the members of the councils of the do- partment, delegates chosen by the communal and city councils, and the deputies who represent the department in the lower house of the Parliament, assembles and chooses the Senator for the department. This method gives a better chance than universal suffrage for the selection of men of monarchical, or at least conservative, opinions, and thus the election of additional Republican Senators is more significant than would be the case with the election of Deputies. The other symptom, of the increasing strength of the Republic lies in the declaration in its favor of a number of prominent leaders in the French Roman Catholic. Church. Forei*.ost among these is Cardinal Lavigcrie, who has become famous in recent years for his zealous efforts to suppress the slave-trade. He has declared that the French Roman Catholic Church should not remain in opposition to the settled government, and that it should not encourage pretenders who are seeking to overthrow the Republic, and set up a monarchy in its place. The stand thus taken by one of the most eminent and liberal-minded princes of the Church has been adopted by other eminent prelates, such as the Archbishops of Tours, Cambray and Rouen. It is also said that a very large body of the French priesthood have submitted to this view of the prelates, and have declared for the Republic. The support of the Church is a matter of high importance to the Republic; for hitherto, whenever a republic has been attempted in France, it has always had to meet the hostility of the great mass of the bishops and priests. They have always been monarchists, believing that the monarchy was the form of government whose interests would best harmonize with those of the Church, and which would be the most ready to defend the Church from the attacks of its enemies. The French Church, it is true, gave a lukewarm support to the Empire of Napoleon III.; but even during the prosperous reign of that sovereign, the greater number of ..priests and bishops were at heart in favor of a restoration of the old monarchy. It is probably good policy for the Church to rally to the Republic. The present Government has already shown its ability successfully to resist many and formidable assaults. 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Sydney imam Mostafa Rashid claimed that the headscarf is a cultural tradition rather than a religious duty.
This prompted an Egyptian lawyer Nabih al-Wahsh to take off his shoe and beat the mufti.
The fierce and physical dispute began when the pair savaged each other with personal insults.
Mr Rashid is known for his soft attitudes towards religious matters, such as alcohol.
Mr Al-Wahsh questioned his scholarly credentials and said: "You said you were the Mufti of Australia and a scholar in Sydney, but there's not even a mosque in Sydney."
He then told his opponent that he was an "apostate".
Mr Rashid responded by accusing Al-Wahsh of being mentally ill. [Daily Express] Read more


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I sewed another pajama for Hazel:
I had a bad cold while I was working on this, and I also had some problems with it (technical sewing talk follows.) I accidentally serged some of the seams in rolled hem mode, and had a hard time applying the snaps through the thickness of the yo-yos. I'm not sure what I did differently than last time, but I need to rethink this idea so that there's only one or two layers of fabric for the snap to go through. It felt like it took forever and I thought it was pretty much a failed project, (I was calling it a clown suit,) but this morning, with my cold a little better and with cute Hazel modeling it, I like it fine.
This is McCall's 3665 again, in size 0-3 months. Hazel is a petite 3 months and it fits her with some room to grow, and would have been huge on her as a newborn. I think to find Big 3 patterns (McCall's, Butterick, Simplicity,) that really fit newborns, you'd have to use premie patterns.


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Experience in operating a secret GAZ-67
Military car GAZ-67 was manufactured in the Soviet Union from 1943 to 1953. The machine was developed to replace outdated by the time the GAZ-64 and proved very popular during the great Patriotic war. Application the machine found the widest: as staff and reconnaissance vehicle for transportation of infantry and wounded, and sometimes even as a Prime mover for small pieces of artillery. The military called this the machine "Ivan-Willis", concordant with the coming of the lend-lease American jeeps. In the postwar years GAZ-67 sales only increased: now, in addition to the army, it is widely used in mineral exploration, forestry and agriculture.
The exterior and interior of the car
The owners agree that the foreign car has a strict, laconic, strictly utilitarian forms of body. Amount of detail on external parts of the body is reduced to a minimum: the main principle here, as correctly noted by many ' s simplicity and reliability. Front position and mirrors model did not come, but without them, the majority of vehicle owners, then it is quite dangerous.
Many liked the shortened the car body length 3345 mm with attached rear spare wheel. Height with a tent – 1700 mm, but, having removed it and with the windshield down, the owner can reduce it to the level of the steering wheel in 1270 mm, which corresponded to the then foreign army standards in 50-inch and allowed to move through areas of dense vegetation, without revealing itself.
Length of wheelbase – 2100 mm, with such parameters, the driver may well deploy a machine on the circle of radius 5.8 meters. Track width, – 1449 mm; how noticed right drivers, this allows you to move the thumb trucks rut, not risking to break out of it and get stuck.
Ground clearance 225 mm – quite decent, according to the majority owners of the machine. But a major tyre tread pattern type "divided tree" users rightly praised for the tenacity to any surface.
Those who have looked inside the car, call it the situation is quite Spartan and corresponding to the spirit of the distant war. Minimum devices on the flap – undoubted plus, as noted by motorists: less likelihood of their breakdowns, and by clearly visible.
In the war years, the car was fitted with a steering wheel with wooden rim; it bother anyone at first, soon drivers so get used to it, what to change and did not want, and in a frost never froze fingers. However, such a twist rudder falls, putting considerable physical effort.
The car can carry 4 people and 100 kg of cargo. Under the driver's seat is placed additional fuel tank 33 litre – indisputable advantage for the far way, according to the majority, though with some damage security.
Technical characteristics
The machine was equipped, 4-cylinder, 4-stroke petrol engine with a displacement of 3285 cm3, developing capacity in 54 HP at 2800 rpm, which, according to the drivers, quite sufficient for fulfilling the tasks car. Besides its simplicity in terms of fuel quality repeatedly played into the hands of our military and not only them.
Maximum speed – 90 km/hour, but more from such a jeep owners and does not require. Drivers are unanimous in the opinion that fuel the car consumes even on a flat road noticeably greater than declared in the manual 14 litres per 100 km of the Actual stock of such move, as noticed by many, is about 400 km against the official 520 km In reality, however, difficult road conditions motorists confirm his reserve only 330 km
Manageability and mobility
Not in vain many military proudly noted that GAZ-67 traction indicators of the engine and transmission from the very beginning of production considerably exceeded the lend-lease jeep, in consequence of which could cope with the towing of small guns. Its engine was developed under the available low-octane gasoline, and in the summer you can fill the machine even kerosene.
Rear axle, borrowed from the GAZ-M1, for jeep was insufficient, resulting in motion on the first or reverse gear at first his gear often prone to failure. Then developers was introduced to him the locking mechanism, and now consumers can GAZ-67 buy adjustments, where the first and rear transmission are included only when you connect the drive on both axes.
Reinforced frame, Fourwheel drive, high ground clearance and the front corner of the entry, as well as other design features allow the owners overcome by car slopes slope up to 38° (800-pound trailer – up to 20°) and held without preparation Ford to a depth of up to 55 cm (with special preparation – 80 cm). Low centre of mass confidently provides lateral stability in 28°. The lane with depth of a liquid dirt whole 0.8 meters without difficulty is overcome machine on the 2nd and 3rd gears, which was repeatedly confirmed by practice.
Cases and prices
Just from 1943 to 1953, was released more than 92 thousand copies Gas 67, so some of them are now 70 years old, and a car, otherwise as a rarity, now you will not name. Buy GAZ-67 in Russia today ' s not an easy task; buyers – usually, collectors of such cars. The price, depending on the state and installed additional equipment, can begin from 40-50 thousand rubles and sometimes reach up to 300 thousand and even higher.
Due to the greater age of these machines and numerous changes hands of current owners, sales are conducted in trim, far from original factory equipment. Many motorists prefer to install more powerful lights, mirrors, reinforced bumper, makeshift tent on the body and many other essential elements to facilitate the operation in severe conditions.
In General, summing up, we can say that the owners consider the advantages of this model of car simplicity, reliability and increased permeability combined with the efficiency of the brake system and a large common stock of the resource. Of the deficiencies of the same highly rigid suspension, uncomfortable driver's landing and ergonomic interior. Dashboard often rattles, and the shock absorbers, ball bearings and tie-rod ends are often broken. Also the weak point of this car is the body due to its bad galvanizing he is weakly protected from corrosion.


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Analytics and Business Intelligence in US education–what are the lessons for Australian universities?
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Nearly two thirds of universities in the US reported in June 2012 that analytics (or business intelligence*) was a major priority for their institution, or some departments within their institution. And 84% reported that it was more important to them than two years ago. As a single fact, that doesn't seem significant – what's really useful to see from the report is the areas of the universities that are using analytics. Beyond the stalwart of finance and budgeting, the main focus appears to be on using analytics for student-centric processes – enrolments, student progress, instructional management. And relatively lower use of analytics in areas such as human resources, facilities, and staff management.
One of the key findings of the report was that whilst analytics is widely viewed as important, data use at most institutions is still limited to reporting. They also found that programs were most successful when they involved partnership across teams – IT, functional leaders and organisational leaders. They also recommended that institutions should focus their investments on expertise, process, and policies before acquiring new tools or collecting additional data. Although, I think there is a real danger – observed across many analytics projects – of analysis paralysis, resulting in an ever-expanding project scope, and the resulting delays in project deliverables.
Are analytics tools too expensive?
The Executive Summary at the front of the report highlights two key questions:
- Is data mainly collected to enable reporting, rather than to address strategic organisational issues?
- Is cost a major barrier to widespread use of analytics?
In fact, 'affordability' was the largest concern about the growing use of analytics in Higher Education (Fig 5, page 13) As the Executive Summary says on page 3:
One of the major barriers to analytics in higher education is cost. Many institutions view analytics as an expensive endeavour rather than as an investment. Much of the concern around affordability centres on the perceived need for expensive tools or data collection methods. What is needed most, however, is investment in analytics professionals who can contribute to the entire process, from defining the key questions to developing data models to designing and delivering alerts, dashboards, recommendations, and reports.
I've heard similar views expressed – but in a growing mindset of 'self service BI', where the end user is often going to be doing their own data analysis in the tools they are already familiar with – like Excel – I think the need for additional BI tools for everybody is fading. Given that in most Australian universities, all of the staff are already licensed for the common-place analytics tools like Excel, then cost should hopefully not be a barrier to widespread use, and perhaps the need is more of training to help users interpret standard sets of information, and how to analyse it together with their own local datasets.
Which areas of universities are using analytics?
The chart below comes from the 2012 ECAR Study of Analytics in Higher Education (the full infographic is a 13MB PDF file here). The area labelled 'student progress' also includes student retention, which I think is a key scenario for analytics with students.
Given the report's view that a lot of the use of BI/analytics was for 'reporting' rather than true analytics, perhaps there's not a huge surprise here – but it's a timely reminder that reporting data is exploiting a small part of the potential of a analytics/business intelligence system.
If you, or colleagues, are involved in discussions or projects around business intelligence or analytics, then I'd recommend the full report, as it's written in a very approachable way, with many useful insights. You can view the full 2012 ECAR Study of "Analytics in Higher Education" on the EDUCAUSE website
I think there appears to be a shift in language that's happened here. What's called 'analytics' in this report has traditionally been called 'business intelligence' more widely. I know that the phrase 'learning analytics' has become the norm for student-centric BI, but I wonder if the name change we see in this report has come because of the word 'business' in 'business intelligence' – and the perceived need to ensure that people don't apply the label 'business' to education (echoed by one of the response options under 'concerns' about the use of analytics which was "Another means of running higher education like a business")
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March 2017
Selling a house can be a stressful affair, but listing our house with Darian was one of the smartest and easiest things we've ever done. His experience and energy helped us every step of the way. With his calm guidance, we quickly prepared the house, listed it, and sold it. Before we knew it, the process was over and we could not have been happier with the results. I highly recommend Darian and his team to anyone buying or selling a home.Steve Stedman


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Tricks, Treats and Safety Make Halloween a Scream!
Halloween Safety Tips
Halloween is fun. Carved pumpkins, candy corn and kids in costumes will take to the streets this week. Follow these simple safety tips to make sure your little princess or monster does not get spooked by holiday dangers:
Be sure all children under age 12 trick-or-treat with an adult.
Walking on dark streets can be dangerous. Give your child a flashlight or light stick to carry.
Never carry candles, torches or other open flames as part of a costume.
Only permit trick-or-treating at the homes of friends and neighbors you know well.
If you buy a costume, read the box or label. Look for the words "flame retardant" or "flame resistant". These costumes are more fire-safe.
Make sure the costume is the right size so your child won't trip on it.
Make sure your child can see well. Only use masks with large holes for the eyes or use face paint instead of a mask.
Be sure that costume accessories, such as knives and swords, are made of soft material that bends easily.
Keep shoelaces tied. Be careful of pumpkins and things on porches that could trip you.
Make sure all children in the group carry an ID card with their name, address and emergency phone numbers (including area code), in case they get lost.
Remind children to walk, not run, especially after dark. If possible, stay on sidewalks.
Look before you eat:
Carefully look through your children's candy before you let them eat it.
Throw away open treats, those not in their original wrapping and homemade goodies from unknown sources.
Tell children to sit down when they eat and to take small bites.
If you think your child has eaten something that made him sick, call 911 or the Poison Control Hotline at 1-800-222-1222.
When hosting trick-or-treaters at your home, keep these safety tips in mind:
Only burn candles when an adult is in the room and paying attention. Make sure children cannot touch them.
Blow the candles out when adults leave the room or go to sleep.
If you have children in your home, store candles and matches and lighters out of their reach in a locked cabinet.
Do not use candles to decorate porches to prevent costumes from catching fire. Light jack-o-lanterns with small flashlights instead of candles.
Make sure walkways and porches are well lighted to help prevent falls. Make sure your lawn is clear of things that could be tripped over, such as pumpkins, ladders, garden hoses, flowerpots, bikes and animal leashes.
Do not overload electrical outlets with holiday lighting or special effects. Keep all exit doors clear.
Do not use dry ice as a special effect. It can be very dangerous if eaten.
Offer treats wrapped in their original packages.


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We have seen that people in the third world nations are living under extreme conditions, where the government of these countries cannot ensure the very basic necessities or civil rights of the people. In an earlier article titled "How Bad Is The Poverty Around The World?" we have discussed that many people are living with an income of $2 or less a day and being deprived of basic necessities of life such as food, water, proper clotting, medication, sanitation, education, and so on. In this article we will discuss what we can do to improve the economic conditions of the third world countries, and improve the conditions of millions of people who live in those countries.
Reducing poverty in the third world
To reduce poverty, improve people's standard of living and raising income, it is necessary to change the economic conditions of the third world nations. Economy of a country will only improve if more jobs are created and people are able to earn a decent income to support their families, and also have a little saved for emergencies. Improving the economic conditions of the third world nations is often challenging because of the weak administration, high levels of corruption, lack of regulations, lack of education, poor infrastructure, and so on.
Millions of people in the third world nations do not own any property. They work on other peoples lands, and live and work for food. Majority of the booming population of the third world nations do not have accesses to modern facilities. The resources are limited, and the government tries to make resources more efficient and usable.
Labor cost being cheaper, the third world nations often attract foreign investors in the labor sector where global companies may setup factories in the third world nations to make their products more cost effective.
Foreign companies help train and educated the labor forces in the developing nations, so that they may become more efficient, and add more value to the labor force, bringing in more money to the country's economy.
Major characteristics of developing nations
- High birth rate
- Low per capita income
- Low literacy rate
- uneven wealth distribution
- low life expectancy
- High corruption rate
- little technological advancements
- Low capital investments
- Low wage
- developed in the primary sectors of economy
- labor intensive industry
Relation between developing countries and rich countries
Most of the developing countries export raw materials to the rich countries of the world. The economy is based on the primary sectors such as agriculture and manual labor. Developing countries depend on rich countries for finished products and technology. Rich countries often aid the developing countries in form of food supply, education, medical support and other aids whenever needed. It has often been argued that when companies shift their factories in the developing countries, the rich nations may lose jobs and therefore economy may suffer. However, it is very important to achieve economic equilibrium for mutual benefits.
Case study of India and South Korea
If we look at the two major Asian countries among the third world nations, we will see that the development in among the developing countries has been staggeringly diverse since the fifties. These two countries were a lot like each other forty years ago, but have changed rapidly over the period of several decades. Both of these nations were extremely poor, primarily dependent on agriculture. In 1980, India's per capita annual income was $150 compared to South Korea's $350. Both the country had low life expectancy rate of about forty years. They were both so far behind technologically that it seemed like they would never catch up with the modern standards of living. India had the advantage of a large population, huge domestic market, farm lands and an infrastructure left by the former British rulers.
Forty years later, South Korea has shown extraordinary success in its economic conditions, its per capita annual income had risen to $2,900, by the end of eighteens, a 6% annual increase over more than three decades. None of the rich countries of Asia showed such transformation. India on the other hand showed an increase of about 1.5% in its per capita income. It rose to $230, by the end of 1980. Between the periods of 1950-1980, India was regarded as an economic failure. However, the recent progress in India has been more rapid, and in the last decade it achieved more development than many other rich countries in the similar time frame.
Many of the poor countries of the world are living in extreme conditions where they are deprived of most common necessities of life and civil rights. Corruption, lack of education, political and economic policies by the government, weak administration, technological advancements, and economic infrastructure is to blame for their economic conditions. Developing countries can be a diverse group with many variables and cannot be considered a homogeneous group. East Asian economic giants have more in common with the industrialized countries than the poorer countries of Asia and Africa.
Most of the countries of the developing nations remained poor because they rejected the orthodox economic policy of free-market economics. The countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America that failed in economy were also the nations that rejected the orthodox free-market economics most fervently. For one reason or other, they believed that free-market economics will not work for them, but they were wrong.
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Currently the only avaialable method of payment in the internet shop www.ieramepats.lv is prepaid wire transfer. Payment can be made via your internet bank (SEB, Parex, Swedbank, DnB Nord etc) or in any bank office on the basis of order acknowledgment and order number that you will receive in your e-mail.
Order fulfillment and delivery commences after receiving the wire transfer funds in our bank account. Orders that are not prepaid within 5 working days are canceled.
Order fulfillment, delivery and payment for delivery
Orders are fulfilled within 2-3 working days, after receiving the payment.
During the ordering process you can choose order delivery type. Currently we offer:
- you can get your order in our framing workshop in Riga, Dzirnavu street 3 from 10:00-18:00 (except Saturdays and Sundays) for free;
- delivery of artwork (smaller than 170 x 110 cm) and Arti Teq hanging systems – in Riga for 8.40 € and in Riga region for 17 €;
- delivery of artworks that are larger than 170 x 110 cm (we will contact you and specify the cost of delivery).
Money back guarantee
According to the legislation of Latvia, you have the right to change your mind and refuse your order within 14 days since receiving the goods. If you return the goods without any damage and in full kit, we will return your payment in full. If you choose to return the goods, please deliver them to Doze L Ltd office in Riga, Dzirnavu street 3. Remember to bring the checque or invoice.
The money is returned within 7 days as a wire transfer to the bank account from which the order was paid.


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The next thing we are going to do as we continue to customize this Thesis 2.3 website is to set the website colors. That takes us back over to Skin Design.
Using the Color Scheme Generator
Thesis Classic comes with this color scheme generator that is the Thesis Color Scale. It seems to have fallen a little out of fashion but it does allow you to go through this range of colors and pick a set of colors that you might want to use.
You can always enter your own colors here but you can choose this color scale system to generate a pleasing monochromatic set of colors.
And you could always, once you are hovering over a color, click on this thing up here and that will show you complementary colors. If you wanted a dark complementary color here you could click on that, copy it, come back over here and then go back to your color scheme. There paste the color and now you've got 2 dark complementary colors here.
Another option there was to use the lighter color to choose the complementary color if you wanted it to be lighter. You have that ability.
Setting Website Colors
Now what I find more typical is that you set your colors. You already know what your color scheme is going to be. Rather than using a color scheme generator like this, you're going to set your own colors.
Our primary color is going to stay the same as this but we're going to use 673300 as the text color. Then our links color is going to be AB691F. Then my borders and highlights are going to be 679DA5. And then my interior backgrounds are going to be CCCC5E. And then we've got our site background color which is going to stay that color.
Next we save design options. Then come back over to the site, flush the cache and now we've got the colors applied. We don't currently have this set up to access with a button in it so we won't worry about it but you would see some colors applied there too.
The next part of this is going to be taking control over the headings and those colors.


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About Us ___
About Resort
The Woods Charikot Resort (TWCR) is situated amidst unique natural beauty and is 130 km. east of the capital-city Kathmandu (1 km away from Charikot Bazar, on the way to Dolakha Bhimsen temple). It is located at beautiful hill station Charikot, Dolakha (1554 m). Situated amidst hills and green forests, Dolakha is one of the ancient Newari town and has preserved Newari tradition and culture.
The Woods Charikot Resort is your next holiday destination to take an escape from your usual schedule and enjoy life in an affordable yet luxurious style.
Nearest Destinations
Kalinchowk Bhagawati Temple
One of the popular religious and tourist destination located at the altitude of 3800 m. This temple is located 18 km away from The Woods Charikot Resort.
Dolakha Bhimsen Temple
Located at the ancient town of Dolakha, this temple is one of the most prominent and worshiped temple by the Nepalese, particularly by the traders. This temple is located 2 KM away from The Woods Charikot Resort.
Rolwaling Trek
Trekkers can start Rolwaling trek from TWCR. Rolwaling trek is one of the most adventurous trekking in Nepal. The major highlights of Rolwaling trek are the captivating sights of both Mount Langtang and Mount Everest. The trekkers will be rewarded with the enchanting views of Majestic Mount Gaurishankar (7134 m). The trail follows the course of Tamakoshi river on the way to Simigaon. In this trek, the glacial lake, Tsho Rolpa offers unforgettable experience.
We Desire To Extend a Gracious and Inclusive Welcome To You
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Alice E.
Mathematics Tutor
Competent Mathematics Tutor
Mathematics can be a fundamentally simple subject IF a student has been given a rock solid foundation in the basics; without this, it can instead be a daunting and complex world. Most of what we do in mathematics has a geometric interpretation, meaning we can draw a picture to represent the problem or formula we're trying solve. Having this sort of insight into what a problem is asking can make all the difference in understanding; it makes it very easy to check our answers, and can tell us very quickly if the answer we've calculated for a problem even makes sense. The goal in all my teaching and tutoring is to give students the tools they need in order to check their work and answers, and know immediately if their answer to a problem makes sense and is correct or not; with these tools in hand, I find most students are able to approach any realm of mathematics with a great deal of confidence and success.
My name is Alice I am a graduate of Biochemistry from the University of Ibadan. I have a PGCEi in view from the University of Nottingham.
I am a 21st century teacher who facilitates learning and help develop in children critical and creative thinking skills. I believe in multiple intelligence and that every child must and can achieve.
I have attended a number of training including Meadow Hall teacher training program, Tech-Savvy Teacher Masterclass Upgraded and many more.
I use a mixture of humor and rigorous learning, and also aim not just to focus on the exam, but to broaden the students' general cultural outlook. I am very flexible with regard to suiting the needs of the client, and aim to get to know the student and his or her learning techniques, building up confidence and knowledge as well as helping them become focused and ready for the exam.
I always work towards building a strong working relationship and trust between me and my student. This is very important, and being easily approachable is a vital characteristic a tutor should have. Some students may have just lost their inspiration to learn and so it is the tutor's job to motivate and inspire them. An important role for a tutor is to build a students confidence and acting as a mentor to them. Additionally, it is important the student is guided on an individual-based level and encouraged to actively engage and think, making links with information explained to them, and not spoon fed.
B.Sc Biochemistry
Dec 2010 - Feb 2015
University of Ibadan
Assistant Class Teacher
Jan 2017 - Present
Meadow Hall
Key stage one teacher
Biology and Chemistry Tutor
Apr 2016 - Present
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My approach is iterative; I constantly change the the way and level of what I teach in response to feedback from the student. Having spent time teaching, I have learnt a plethora of methods to remember the variety of material expected of the modern student, as well as the best strategies for effective preparation and techniques to use in the exam. More importantly, I bring an enthusiasm to the subjects I teach which I pass on to the student.


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Yamaha Acoustic Drums
No matter what you're looking for in a kit, you can find it with Yamaha. If you're here for a full kit, you need to spend some time with the Stage Custom Birch 5-Piece Shell Pack with 20" Bass Drum. With 100% birch Air Seal System shells and a high-gloss lacquered finish, this quality set features two mounted toms, a floor tom, a wood snare drum and a booming bass. If you're a working professional, this kit rocks the stage like no other.
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