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Nearly four years have passed since researchers began to experiment with a hacking technique known as "Rowhammer," which breaks practically every security model of a computer by manipulating the physical electric charge in memory chips to corrupt data in unexpected ways. Since that attack exploits the most fundamental properties of computer hardware, no software patch can fully fix it. And now, for the first time, hackers have found a way to use Rowhammer against Android phones over the internet.
On Thursday, researchers in the VUSec research group at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam published a paper that details a new form of the Rowhammer attack they call "GLitch." Like previous versions, it uses Rowhammer's trick of inducing electric leaks in memory to change ones to zeros and vice versa in the data stored there, so-called "bit flips." But the new technique can allow a hacker to run malicious code on some Android phones when the victim simply visits a carefully crafted web page, making it the first ever remote, smartphone-targeted implementation of the Rowhammer attack.
"We wanted to see if Android phones were remotely vulnerable to Rowhammer, and we knew the usual techniques wouldn't work,' Pietro Frigo, one of the researchers who worked on the paper. "By triggering bit flips in a very specific pattern we can actually get control over the browser. We managed to get remote code execution on a smartphone."
A Clever New Hammer
Rowhammer attacks work by exploiting not just the usual abstract flaws in software, but also the actual physics inherent in how computers function. When a processor accesses the rows of minuscule cells that carry electric charges to encode data in ones and zeros, some of that electric charge can very occasionally leak out to a neighboring row, and cause another bit to flip from a one to zero, or vice versa. By repeatedly accessing—or "hammering"—the rows of memory on both sides of a target row, hackers can sometimes cause a specific, intended bit flip that changes the exact bit necessary to give them some new access to the system, then use that access to gain deeper control.
'Everyone was completely ignoring the GPU.'
Pietro Frigo, Vrije Universiteit
Researchers have pulled off remote Rowhammer attacks on laptops running Windows and Linux before, and more recently VUSec showed that the technique could work on Android phones, too, though only after the attacker had already installed a malicious application on the phone. But the ARM processors inside Android phones include a certain type of cache—a small portion of memory on the processor itself that keeps frequently accessed data handy for efficiency—that makes accessing targeted rows of memory difficult.
To get over that hurdle, the Vrije Universiteit team instead found a method of using the graphics processing unit, whose cache can be more easily controlled to let a hacker hammer target rows without interference. "Everyone was completely ignoring the GPU, and we managed to use it to build quite a fast, remote Rowhammer exploit on ARM devices when that was considered impossible," Frigo says.
From Flipping Bits to Owning Phones
That last point may represent a serious limitation to the attack. But Frigo explains that the researchers tested older phones like the Nexus 5 simply because they had more of them around in the lab when they began their work in February of last year. They also knew, based on their previous Android Rowhammer research, that they could achieve basic bit-flips in their memory before attempting to write a full exploit. Frigo says that while their attack would have to be rewritten for different phone architectures, he expects that with additional reverse-engineering time it would work on newer phones as well, or against victims running other mobile browsers. "It requires some effort to figure out," says Frigo. "It might not work [on other software or architectures], or it might work even better."
To achieve their GPU-based Rowhammer attack, the researchers had to find a way to induce bit flips with a GPU and use them to gain deeper control of the phone. They found that foothold in a widely used browser-based graphics code library known as WebGL—hence the GL in GLitch. They used that WebGL code in their malicious site, along with a timing technique that allowed them to determine the location the GPU was accessing in memory by how quickly it returned a response, to force the GPU to load graphic textures that repeatedly "hammered" target rows of memory.
Bang On
When WIRED reached out to Google, the company responded by first pointing out, rightly, that the attack isn't a practical threat to the vast majority of users. After all, almost all Android hacking occurs via malicious apps that users install themselves, mostly from outside the Google Play Store, not from a bleeding edge exploit like Rowhammer. The company also said that it has tested the attack on newer phones and believes that their isn't nearly as susceptible to Rowhammer. On that point, the Dutch researchers counter that they were able to produce bit flips in a Pixel phone, too. While they haven't yet developed a fully functioning attack, they say the groundwork suggests that it's possible.
Regardless, Google says it has made software changes to Chrome to block the researchers' implementation of the attack in its own browser. "While this vulnerability isn't a practical concern for the overwhelming majority of users, we appreciate any effort to protect them and advance the field of security research, overall," the company's statement reads. "We are not aware of an exploit, but the researchers' proof-of-concept does show that web browsers can be a vector for this Rowhammer-style attack. We mitigated this remote vector in Chrome on March 13, and we are working with other browsers so they can implement similar protections.'"
Mozilla also tells WIRED it fixed one element of Firefox in its last release that makes determining the location of data in memory more difficult. While VUSec's Frigo says that didn't prevent VUSec's attack, Mozilla adds that it's planning a further update to prevent GLitch attacks in another update next week. "We will continue to monitor for any updates from hardware manufacturers to address the underlying issue and make changes accordingly," write a Mozilla spokesperson.
'The barriers to executing these kinds of attacks have been significantly reduced.'
Anders Fogh, GDATA Advanced Analytics
Despite the unknown variables in the Dutch researchers' GLitch work, other researchers focused on microarchitecture attacks in hardware see it as serious progress towards Rowhammer becoming a practical hacking tool. "This paper presents a significant and very clever demonstration of how the Rowhammer vulnerability can lead to another attack. How widespread this particular attack can be, of course, remains to be seen," writes Carnegie Mellon and ETH Zurich professor Onur Mutlu, one of the authors of the first paper in 2014 that introduced Rowhammer as a potential attack, in an email to WIRED. He argues that GLitch represents "the natural progression of Rowhammer research that will continue to become more and more sophisticated."
"The barriers to executing these kinds of attacks have been significantly reduced by this paper and it is likely that we'll see more attacks in the future based on this work," adds Anders Fogh, the principal researcher for GDATA Advanced Analytics, who was first to discover some elements of the Meltdown and Spectre attacks earlier this year. "It is likely that a very significant portion of Android devices is vulnerable to these attacks."
Software makers could make Rowhammer far harder to exploit, says Frigo, by restricting how code like WebGL can access memory. But since the bit-flipping lies much deeper in the phone's hardware, hackers will still find a new path to exploit those unpatchable bugs, he argues. The real solution will be hardware-based, too. More recent forms of smartphone memory, known as DDR4, offer a safeguard that more often "refreshes" the charge of memory cells to prevent electric leakage from changing their values. But Frigo points out that while the Pixel phone uses DDR4, the Vrije Universiteit hackers were still able to induce bit flips in that phone's memory, too.
All of that means hardware makers will need to keep up with an advancing form of attack that threatens to potentially keep reappearing, each time in a new form that can't be easily fixed in software—or fixed at all. "Every time someone proposes a new defense against Rowhammer, someone finds a way to break it," says Frigo. "And once a phone is vulnerable to Rowhammer, it's going to be vulnerable until you throw it away."
Hardware Hacks
- Researchers from the same university have aimed Rowhammer at Android phones before
- Read the inside story of how for teams of security researchers discovered Meltdown and Spectre independently—all within a few months of each other
- A $10 hardware hack can wreak havoc with IoT security
Read more: http://www.wired.com/


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Season 6 • Episode 9
Three infectious diseases ruin the holidays. A Christmas baby is born, but doctors find her brain was infected in utero. An infection upturns a woman's Hanukkah. A school teacher's Thanksgiving & Christmas are disrupted by seizures.
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Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) or poly (methyl 2-methylpropanoate) is the synthetic polymer of methyl methacrylate. This thermoplastic and transparent plastic is sold by the tradenames Plexiglas, Limacryl, R-Cast, Perspex, Plazcryl, Acrylex, Acrylite, Acrylplast, Altuglas, Polycast and Lucite and is commonly called acrylic glass or simply acrylic. The material was developed in 1928 in various laboratories and was brought to market in 1933 by Rohm and Haas Company.
The material is often used as an alternative to glass. Differences in the properties of the two materials include
- PMMA is less dense; its density can range from 1150-1190 kg/m3. This is less than half the density of glass which ranges 2400 to 2800 kg/m3.
- PMMA has a higher impact strength than glass and does not shatter but instead breaks into large dull pieces.
- PMMA is softer and more easily scratched than glass. This can be overcome with scratch-resistant coatings.
- PMMA is typically processed at a lower temperature than glass, just 240-250 °C.
- PMMA transmits up to 93% of visible light (per metre)[1]. A simple comparison with glass is not possible as glass is not a substance with a single composition and is made with an extreme range of optical transmittances from 0% to practically 100% (at least 99.99% infrared in long distance optical fibers).[2] Doped PMMA can achieve transmittances of 91% to 98%, suitable for consumer fiber.[3][4]
- Unlike glass, PMMA does not filter ultraviolet (UV) light. PMMA transmits UV light down to 300 nm. Some manufacturers[5] add a coating to PMMA sheets to make them absorb UV light. PMMA molecules have great UV stability compared to polycarbonate.
- PMMA allows infrared light of up to 2800 nm wavelength to pass. IR of longer wavelengths, up to 25,000 nm, are essentially blocked. Special formulations of colored PMMA exist to allow specific IR wavelengths to pass while blocking visible light (for remote control or heat sensor applications, for example).
PMMA can be joined using cyanoacrylate cement (so-called "Superglue"), or by using liquid di- or trichloromethane to dissolve the plastic at the joint which then fuses and sets, forming an almost invisible weld. PMMA can also be easily polished to restore cut edges to full transparency.
The refractive index of PMMA compounds usually ranges from 1.4893 to 1.4899 (a vacuum's is 1).
To produce 1 kg of PMMA, about 2 kg of petroleum is needed. In the presence of oxygen, PMMA ignites at 460° C and burns completely to form only carbon dioxide and water.
Related polymer poly(methyl acrylate)
The polymer of methyl acrylate, PMA or poly(methyl acrylate), is similar to poly(methyl methacrylate), except for the lack of methyl groups on the backbone carbon chain.[6] PMA is a soft white rubbery material that is softer than PMMA because its long polymer chains are thinner and smoother and can more easily slide past each other.
PMMA or Acrylic is a versatile material and has been used in a wide range of fields and applications.
Impact resistant substitute for glass
- PMMA Acrylic glass is commonly used for constructing residential and commercial aquariums.
- PMMA is used in the lenses of exterior lights of automobiles. [7]
- The spectator protection in ice hockey stadiums is made of PMMA.
- Motorcycle helmet visors
- Police vehicles for riot control often have the regular glass replaced with acrylic to protect the occupants from thrown objects.
- Acrylic is used for viewing ports and even complete hulls of submersibles, such as the Alicia submarine's viewing spheres and the Bathyscaphe Trieste's windows.
- Polycast acrylic sheet is the most widely used material in aircraft transparencies (windows). In applications where the aircraft is pressurized, stretched acrylic is used.
Medical technologies and implants
- PMMA has a good degree of compatibility with human tissue, and can be used for replacement intraocular lenses in the eye when the original lens has been removed in the treatment of cataracts. Hard contact lenses are frequently made of this material. Soft contact lenses are often made of a related polymer, where acrylate monomers containing one or more hydroxyl groups make them hydrophilic.
- In orthopaedics, PMMA bone cement is used to affix implants and to remodel lost bone. It is supplied as a powder with liquid methyl methacrylate (MMA). When mixed these yield a dough-like cement that gradually hardens. Surgeons can judge the curing of the PMMA bone cement by pressing their thumb on it. Although PMMA is biologically compatible, MMA is considered to be an irritant and a possible carcinogen. PMMA has also been linked to cardiopulmonary events in the operating room due to hypotension. [8] Bone cement acts like a grout and not so much like a glue in arthroplasty. Although sticky, it primarily fills the spaces between the prosthesis and the bone preventing motion. It has a Young's modulus between cancellous bone and cortical bone. Thus it is a load sharing entity in the body not causing bone resorption. [9]
- Dentures are often made of PMMA, and can be colour-matched to the patient's teeth. In cosmetic surgery, tiny PMMA microspheres suspended in some biological fluid are injected under the skin to reduce wrinkles or scars permanently.
Artistic and aesthetic uses
- Acrylic paint essentially consists of PMMA suspended in water; however since PMMA is hydrophobic, a substance with both hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups needs to be added to facilitate the suspension.
- Modern furniture makers, especially in the 1960s and 1970s, seeking to give their products a space age esthetic incorporated Lucite and other PMMA products into their designs, especially office chairs. Many other products (for example, guitars) are sometimes made with acrylic glass, giving otherwise ordinary objects a transparent or futuristic look.
- Perspex has been used as a surface to paint on, for example by Salvador Dalí.
- Occasionally used as a glass substitute in picture framing, due to its relatively inexpensive cost, light weight, and shatter-resistant nature, as well as the fact that it can be ordered in larger sizes than standard picture-framing glass. Conventional glass may or may not be preferred.
- From approximately the 1960s onward, sculptors and glass artists began using acrylics, especially taking advantage of the material's flexibility, light weight, cost and its capacity to refract and filter light.
Other uses
- The material is used to produce laserdiscs, and sometimes also for DVDs, but the more expensive polycarbonate (also used for CDs) has better properties when exposed to moisture.
- Artificial fingernails are made of acrylic.
- In the 1960s, luthier Dan Armstrong developed a line of electric guitars and basses whose bodies were made completely of acrylic. These instruments were marketed under the Ampeg brand. Ibanez [10] and BC Rich have also made acrylic guitars.
- Recently a blacklight-reactive tattoo ink using PMMA microcapsules was developed. This ink is reportedly safe for use, and claims to be Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved for use on wildlife that may enter the food supply.
- In semiconductor research and industry, PMMA aids as a resist in the electron beam lithography process. A solution consisting of the polymer in a solvent is used to spin coat silicon wafers with a thin film. Patterns on this can be made by an electron beam (using an electron microscope), deep UV light (shorter wavelength than the standard photolithography process), or X-rays. Exposure to these creates chain scission or (de-cross-linking) within the PMMA, allowing for the selective removal of exposed areas by a chemical developer, making it a positive photoresist. PMMA's advantage is that it allows for extremely high resolution (nanoscale) patterns to be made. It is an invaluable tool in nanotechnology.
- Small strips of PMMA are used as dosimeter devices during the Gamma Irradiation process. The optical density of PMMA changes as the Gamma dose increases and can be measured with a spectrophotometer.
- It is used as a light guide for the backlights in TFT-LCDs.
- Plastic optical fiber used for short distance communication is made from PMMA, and perfluorinated PMMA, clad with fluorinated PMMA, in situations where its flexibility and cheaper installation costs outweigh its poor heat tolerance and higher attenuation over glass fiber.
- Ludwig-Musser makes a line of acrylic drums called Vistalites. They are well known as being used by Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham.
See also
- Other transparent plastics: polystyrene, polycarbonate
- ↑ MatWeb material property database - Overview of General Purpose Acrylic molding resin
- ↑ Fiber Optic Cable Tutorial ARC Electronics, 'optical fiber attenuation ranges from 0.5dB/km' (99.988% transmission per metre)
- ↑ Basics of Plastic Optical Fiber (Part 2) MITSUBISHI RAYON CO., LTD., 2003, 'POF is not suitable for long-distance transmission. compared with quartz fiber, there is a large transmission loss', PMMA graph shows 0.25 db/m loss (94.4% transmission) at 400nm (violet), improving to 0.08 db/m loss (98.2 % transmission) from 500 to 580nm (green, yellow), worsening to 0.44 db/m (91.2% transmission) at 620 (orange) and 700nm (red) with a trough of 0.14 db/m (96.8% transmission) at 650nm (orange red)
- ↑ American Computer Optics 18in Tempered LCD Glass MatWeb material property database, 'Transmission, Visible 98 %'
- ↑ Altuglas International Plexiglas UF-3 UF-4 and UF-5 sheets
- ↑ Polymethyl acrylate and polyethyl acrylate, Encyclopædia Britannica
- ↑ Kutz, Myer, Handbook of Materials Selection. John Wiley & Sons 2002. pg 341
- ↑ American Journal of Neuroradiology, 23:601-604, April 2002.
- ↑ Miller, Review of Orthopaedics, 4th Edition, p 129.
- ↑ http://www.ibanezregister.com/Gallery/js/gal-js2k.htm and http://ibanez.com/eg/guitar.aspx?m=JEM20TH
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The total impact of welding process on the metal industry can be calculated by the total value of the parts manufactured by this process. Industries prefer welding fabrication process over brazing, and soldering as it is a more efficient fabrication process which results in higher product strength and lesser production costs.
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In beautiful late autumn conditions in Cooma two PlayStation 4 NPL Capital Football heavyweights fought out an exciting 2-2 draw at Nijong Oval as Tigers FC and Belconnen United shared the spoils.
Saturday 21st May
FFA COE 2 (Ben Obst 50', 53') Canberra FC 7 (Aidan Brunskill 15', Josip Jadric 26', Thomas James 44' (pen), 90+1, Domenic Giampaolo 55', 64', Nikola Barisic 90+3')
Canberra FC, on the back of an outstanding man of the match performance from striker Thomas James, claimed all three points with a remarkable 7-2 win over the FFA COE at the AIS on Saturday afternoon. James scored twice and was heavily involved in four other goals as previously gun-shy FC found their goal touch.
In what was an amazingly frenetic opening the teams, arguably, should have been at 2-2 after less than five minutes of action. The visiting Canberra FC carved open their first chance after just 25 seconds as James broke clear of the FFA COE defence but, from a slight angle, couldn't get enough power in the shot to test Matthew Sutton. Almost immediately Rahmat Akbari was in at the other end but Rory Larkin blocked.
Canberra FC responded with a rapid counter-attack to free James in behind again but, once more, he battered his shot straight at Sutton when a little more finesse was required. As if to prove that the match was unlikely to end goal-less the FFA COE got in on goal once more, in the fifth minute, as Jacob Italiano skipped past a couple of attempted tackles only to be denied by Larkin, advancing sharply off his line.
Woden-Weston FC 1 (Goran Milutinovic 15') Canberra Olympic 2 (Nathen Megic 7', Philippe Bernabo-Madrid 73' (pen))
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A penalty converted by Philippe Bernabo-Madrid seventeen minutes from time, allowed Canberra Olympic to claim a 2-1 win and move to the top of the PS4 NPL table ahead of the Tigers FC clash with Belconnen United in Cooma. Bernabo-Madrid finally broke the stiff resistance of a brave Woden-Weston who played for more than a half with ten men after the first-half dismissal of Arok Thon.
It was Canberra Olympic who broke the deadlock early on as they scored with their first concerted attack on the Woden-Weston FC goal, taking the lead in the seventh minute. Woden-Weston failed to pick up from a corner and defender Nathen Megic was allowed a free run to place a floated header over the stranded Kris Trajanoski and went into the goal off the post.
But the advantage didn't last for long as Woden-Weston pulled level eight minutes later and, it was a pretty simple equaliser as well. It was Olympic who were guilty of poor marking on this occasion as a brilliant free-kick from Matthew Waters was met by a perfect header from Goran Milutinovic that flashed past Jack Pettit in the Olympic goal. That was Milutinovic's third goal in three matches for the club after netting on his PS4 NPL debut last weekend and in the Westfield FFA Cup in midweek.
There was to be more drama before the interval. Olympic should have retaken the lead when Bernabo-Madrid broke the offside trap, but his finish was aimed straight at Trajanoski who stood tall to make a wonderful save. Woden-Weston meanwhile would end the half with ten men following the late dismissal of Thon. Booked for a foul in the corner, Thon reacted in the aftermath to the incident and was dismissed for a second yellow card received within thirty seconds.
Sunday 22nd May
Gungahlin United 2 (Jason O'Dwyer 34', Alex Moscaritolo 89') Tuggeranong United 1 (Nikolaos Kalfas 31')
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By Ahmed Jbeili
A last gasp winner by Alex Moscaritolo ensured Gungahlin United claimed the full three points in their 2-1 win against Tuggeranong United at Gungahlin enclosed on Saturday afternoon. Matchday 8 of the PlayStation® 4 National Premier League Canberra had two teams pushing for a top four spot with a win needed to stay in contention for a finals berth. Both sides had short turnarounds due to midweek Westfield FFA Cup matches.
The match started off with a bang, with the away side really going for the attack in the opening minutes. Tuggers almost opened the scoring in the third minute after midfielder Daniel Roberts had a cracker of a volley outside the box that was just kept out by Gunners keeper Jason Denham. The early pressing made it unsettling for Gunners as they had to result to long balls and balls into the channel. Tuggers could have scored again in the tenth minute after speedy winger Marco Gayer ended up one on one with Denham. The tough keeper once again made the save and kept the away side scoreless. Gunners finally managed to get a shot on target in the 17th minute after winger Alex Moscaritolo played a lovely cross over to the back post. Attacker Regan Walsh headed the ball over Tuggers keeper Costa Fallas but the header hit the crossbar.
Tigers FC 2 (Nahuel Guerrero 73', Stephen Domenici 85' (pen)) Belconnen United 2 (Dustin Wells 65' (pen), Aisosa Ihegie 80')
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Both teams will reflect on opportunities to take all three points but in the end a draw was a fair result.
The Blue Devils started the game well putting pressure on the Tigers left side defence. Jason Ugrinic and Goran Mukevski both had joy in that channel and created some decent half chances in the early stages. At the other end the Tigers attack, mainly through Daniel Barac and Stephen Domenici caused problems on the Belconnen right again creating some half chances. For the first half an hour of the game there was little to separate both sides and it was easy to see why they both figure prominently in people's thoughts in regard to end of season success.
The goal mouth action lifted to another level in the last 15 minutes of the half. First Alex Oloriegbe, fairly quiet to this point, inexplicably chose to chest a ball in the goal mouth when a header must have surely resulted in the opening goal. The Blue Devils scrambled the ball clear and at the other end Cameron Reinhart got on the end of a loose ball in the area only to see his shot well blocked on the line.
CU Academy 2 (Chris Ruiz 6' (og), Joshua Gulevski 20') Monaro Panthers 1 (Darian McGarry-Watson 57')
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The Canberra United Academy claimed their second win of the PlayStation® 4 National Premier Leagues: Canberra season with a 2-1 victory over Monaro Panthers on Sunday. An early own-goal from Chris Ruiz and a first-half strike were enough for the Academy to overcome Darian McGarry-Watson's effort as the Panthers struggled to get into the game.
The Academy looked to control the game from the start, coasting with possession, before Thomas Krklec's probing low cross from the right found the foot of defender Ruiz and cannoned into the net in the sixth minute. Eight minutes later Monaro had the ball in the back of the net, but their goal was ruled out for a foul on United custodian Sam Brown.
And in the 20th minute, Krklec made it count, as his great work down the right paid off again. After beating his man, the winger sent in another low cross, which again took a deflection, but found its way to Joshua Gulevski to smoke home from close range.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Datuk Ahmad Faizal Abdul Rahman (pic) has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of the National Water Services Commission (SPAN) effective May 27.
SPAN in a statement here Friday (May 24) said Ahmad Faizal replaces Datuk Mohd Ridhuan Ismail who retired on Feb 28.
The appointment letter was signed by Water, Land and Natural Resources Minister Dr A. Xavier Jayakumar. It is a two-year contract that can be renewed at the ministry's discretion.
Ahmad Faizal, 50, previously had been the CEO of several companies including SAJ Ranhill Sdn Bhd (water operator in Johor) and Pengurusan Aset Air Berhad (PAAB).
He has extensive experience in administration and business management, and also served in government-linked companies such as Prokhas Sdn Bhd and Maybank Investment Bank Berhad.
Ahmad Faizal holds a degree in Accounting and Financial Management from the University of Essex, United Kingdom and also studied Advanced Management from Said Business School, Oxford University.
"With his impressive record in previous organisations, the ministry and SPAN are confident that Ahmad Faizal will be able to drive transformation in the water services and sewerage industries in the country, " SPAN said.
Ahmad Faizal is the third individual appointed to lead SPAN after Datuk Teo Yen Hua (March 2007-August 2014) and Mohd Ridhuan Ismail (September 2014-February 2018). - Bernama
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The remarkable pictorial quality seen in the photographic work of Jacques Pugin certainly places him among the most brilliant contemporary photographers. His originality makes his art stand out in the sea of images exploring the effects of human behavior on nature. The choice to intervene directly onto the photographs results in giving them a symbolic element and embedding a personal touch. Two of his most noteworthy series will be presented in Paris, belonging to different topics, but the same vision.
Les Cavaliers du Diable
The Knights of the Devil takes the name from the Janjawids – a terrorist group in Darfour, Sudan, who slaughtered the population and burned down villages, leaving this already poor area in devastating conditions. The lack of access to this region makes it impossible to know what is going on, so the photographer decided to explore the images taken by satellites of Google Earth, millions of kilometers above. By transforming these ordinary mappings in black and white and inverting them into negatives, they manage to highlight traces of barbarity and the remains of houses and estates. Pugin is famous for his love of light painting technique, so it is no surprise these images are visually appealing and decidedly graphic, using illumination to depict terror and destruction and send a strong political and human message.
Sacred Site
The Sacred Site series was created during a period of over thirty years. It, too, borrows the name, from the Australian aborigines, who tried to protect their sacred places by surrounding them with enclosures. Appealing in colors, and with a determined focus on the objects, these images were the result of Pugin's travel around the world, in search for deserted places in nature. Documenting different cultures, sciences and religions, he shows physical places of emotion, spirit and belief, giving off a recent human presence. These works explore the rocky relationship between nature and man, metaphorically showing these sites amongst the vastness of nature, depicting its littleness. As the traces of nomadic dwellings appear, so do new reflections on time, space and the invisible streams of past and future.
Jacques Pugin
Jacques Pugin is a Swiss photographer. Considered one of the forerunners of the light painting, his work mainly focuses on this technique, as well as photo manipulation and experimental photography. His series Graffiti greffés from 1979 was exposed worldwide. In his images, he also uses collage and video. His oeuvre includes La Montagne s'ombre, a striking series dedicated to Swiss mountains, as well as a series of 60x50cm polaroids. His work is regularly published and has been exhibited many times, especially at the Musée de l'Elysée in 1987 and 2009 and at the Center for Photography in Geneva, which he co-founded. He mainly photographs nature, having a special approach and playing with light and color. The Galerie Esther Woerdehoff in Paris will host Jacques Pugin: The Knights of the Devil and Sacred Site from February 10th until March 14th, 2015.
Coming from a different angle, James Turrell is another artist who uses sheer light as a medium. Read about his fantastic Australian exhibition here!
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3 Tips to Supercharge Your Lifepath Unlimited Business
Running a home based Lifepath Unlimited business that is built on the foundations of your dreams can often be a very frustrating experience. When you first joined the company you probably did so because you had a dream, a vision – to live a life of freedom and happiness thanks to running your own MLM business from the comfort of your home.
Why most MLM businesses fail
Sadly enough, that dream lasts a few months for most new home business owners until the reality hits them hard. Initially you do everything you are told at the live company meetings; you talk to your friends and family, you KNOW that they NEED your help to break them free of their own shackles and yet, people just don't seem to understand that your product and opportunity is the answer to all their problems.
MLM businesses like Lifepath Unlimited fail because of the way you are told to market your business. Even so your business opportunity offers people a way out of the rat race with fabulous products, people will not be responsive to your offer unless you manage to market to them the smart way – and not the hard way.
Don't believe everything you are told
If you want to supercharge your Lifepath Unlimited business you must not buy into the outdated marketing practices you are told by your upline. Do you seriously believe they are making a ton of money because they speak with all their friends and family, or drop flyers, post community board notices and what not.
Join the revolution of the new-rich by utilizing the Internet
Network marketing opportunities were flying of the shelves back in the 1980s when everything was new and people still believed into the dreams painted by the companies. Today, we are not only a whole lot more smarter, but also more educated. We now know that those old-style marketing methods don't work anymore. If you want to see results and build a successful business you must be online.
3 tips to do it right, starting today
The following 3 tips will help you turn your stale Lifepath Unlimited business into something much more powerful, something that can indeed be capable of generating a ton of sales, set you free financially and allow you to live happily ever after:
1. Dispose of the company lead generation site: If you currently pay the company to supply you with a generic lead generation site to capture online leads stop right here. Forget these generic sites because they don't work!
Instead pay someone else to set you up with a unique, highly targeted website, blog or both to really take advantage of the potential of the Internet.
2. Stop spending more than you make: I know that it is very easy to get swept away when you are told to do this and that in order to really see results in your business, especially if you are among like-minded people at a company event.
These events are cleverly designed to excite you, to make you spend money on company branded tools and brochures. While it's true that it takes money to make money you have to learn to draw the line somewhere, and put a hold on your excessive spending – at least until you have enough cash flow to do this without losing sleep at night.
3. Learn all you can about direct response marketing: If you truly want to excel in your Lifepath Unlimited business opportunity then you must learn all you can about direct response marketing. It's the one way traditional MLM and direct sales business model opportunities can still work in an age where prospects are way more clued up about the system and more inclined to turn you down on sight as soon as they smell a cold sale.


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- Manage your system through the Vivint Smart Hub touchscreen; offers an intuitive and user-friendly interface.
- Download the Vivint Smart Home app to your mobile device; this app, which is the most downloaded and highly rated home security app in the App Store, and is free with a service plan.
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Having recently started listing Seantrel Henderson on the injury report with an "illness," the Bills and head coach Rex Ryan declined to get into specifics on Henderson's condition. However, Vic Carucci of The Buffalo News hears from an NFL source that Henderon has been diagnosed with Crohn's disease, an inflammatory bowel condition. Per Carucci's source, the Bills' right tackle "has experienced severe stomach pain and has lost nearly 20 pounds."
A seventh-round pick in 2014, Henderson started all 16 games in his rookie season in Buffalo, and had started 10 games for the team this year before he was sidelined. Carucci indicates that the former Miami Hurricane is expected to miss the rest of this season, though it's not clear how the diagnosis will affect him going forward.
Here's more from around the NFL's East divisions:
- Ryan Fitzpatrick is on track to play in more than 70% of the Jets' offensive plays this season, which is good news for the Texans, tweets Adam Schefter of ESPN.com. If Fitzpatrick remains above that threshold, Houston will receive a sixth-round pick from New York, rather than a seventh-rounder.
- While Chip Kelly and the Eagles have expressed interest in having Sam Bradford on the roster in 2016 and beyond, the quarterback himself has been noncommittal, preferring to postpone that conversation until after the season, as Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News writes. Zach Berman of the Philadelphia Inquirer observes that Bradford's recovery from his ACL injury has been similar to the path taken by Carson Palmer, so perhaps a Palmer-esque extension would work for Bradford and the Eagles.
- Former Giants defensive end Damontre Moore is ready for a fresh start with the Dolphins, and spoke to reporters about his departure from New York. James Kratch of NJ.com has the details and the quotes.


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- Update
- Economic Justice
Congress Leaves Town as Aid for Puerto Rico Runs Out
Congress left town for a two-week recess. Many legislative items remain undone, but one of the most urgent and tragic is the failure to pass a disaster assistance package. As a result, nearly 1.4 million individuals in Puerto Rico, a third of the island's population, have seen their nutrition assistance deeply cut since the end of March.
Puerto Rico's Nutrition Assistance Program (NAP) operates in place of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). But NAP is not an entitlement program like SNAP. Instead, it is a block grant. As a block grant, NAP does not automatically expand or contract in response to need.
There is a clear racial justice angle in this that we cannot ignore. Such disparate treatment is unjust and immoral.
Congress allocated additional funding for NAP in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. This disaster food assistance funding has been critical to helping families meet basic food needs while they continue to recover from the devastation caused by hurricanes. That additional NAP funding ran out at the end of March, and Congress has failed to extend it, despite the serious need for ongoing recovery efforts.
This has had a severe impact on people struggling with hunger. For example, a family of four with little or no income received the maximum NAP benefit of $649 in February. This is the same benefit level a similar household in the rest of the country receives from SNAP. However, in Puerto Rico, that household saw its monthly benefit cut to the pre-disaster benefit level of $410—a 37 percent cut—in April. Up to 230,000 individuals have potentially lost food assistance altogether. The New York Times and Washington Post have reported on the consequences of the lapse in funding along with the deep need for further recovery aid.
Disparities in Aid and Assistance
Puerto Rico's challenges go beyond funding for nutrition assistance. Despite the grave needs that exist, the administration actively opposes any disaster aid package that provides additional funding to Puerto Rico beyond the $610 million Congress is considering for NAP.
It is difficult to view this situation without noticing the disparate treatment our government is giving Puerto Rico's recovery compared to the rest of the country. The Government Accountability Office found that red tape was preventing the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) from dispersing Community Development Block Grant recovery funding to states and territories hit by hurricanes in 2017, and especially in Puerto Rico. Now the HUD Inspector General is investigating whether the White House interfered with disaster assistance for Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico's disparate treatment goes beyond federal disaster aid. Puerto Ricans also have far more limited EITC and Child Tax Credit benefits compared to the rest of the country. Their Medicaid funds— like NAP—are distributed as a block grant with a significantly lower matching rate. Everywhere else in the country Medicaid is distributed as an entitlement program. In fact, Puerto Rico's Medicaid funding will run out at the end of September unless Congress acts.
Congress Leaves for Recess as Assistance Runs Out
Members of Congress are now preparing to leave for a two-week recess. They will adjourn without giving an additional dime in desperately needed disaster assistance to an island still ravaged by a category 5 hurricane that destroyed houses, roads, schools, hospitals, and communities more than a year ago.
There is a clear racial justice angle in this that we cannot ignore. Such disparate treatment is unjust and immoral.
Leaving for the April recess without action on disaster assistance means leaving behind residents of Puerto Rico, as well as other parts of the country that struggling to recover after facing nightmarish disasters and are also waiting on disaster aid.
The urgency is real. The choice is clear. Congress needs to take action and the president must sign that bill.


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one line a day
October 3, 2013
This past weekend, I stumbled upon the One Line A Day journal while browsing my neighborhood Chapters. After much debate, I purchased it, on a whim, hoping my fickle friendship with journals would finally come to an end. I've never been able to keep a journal long enough to see its final pages, let alone … More one line a day


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Why Protec?
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What makes us different?
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We're a family run boxing ring and mma cage specialist with 30 years experience. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us!
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Saturday, 9 April 2011
Local Zero's Pull Down Mix
My first mix for almost a month. Busy times. This one flexes between 102 & 109 bpm with some excellent new tracks from LTJ Xperience, Situation, Onur Engin, Bubble Club, Locussolus, Nicholas Jaar & what I think may be the first of many great release from Ramboiage on the new Sccucci Manucci label. As ususal I've included links you can click if you want to buy any of the featured tracks. Hope you like it. Right, I'm off out into the sunshine. x
1. Nicolas Jaar - Can't See What Is Burning There [!K7 Records]
2. Black Mighty Wax - Pull Down (LTJ Xperince Remix)
3. The Groovers - The Spirit [Editorial]
4. Ramboiage - Pretty Baby [Sccucci Manucci]
5. LTJ Xperince - The Bull [Oh Cristo!]
6. Candy (Situation Edit) [Disco Deviance Vol.2]
7. Mary Wilson - Nah, That's Hot Man (Donald Bumps Edit) [Editions Disco]
8. Locussolus - Next To You [International Feel]
9. Katzuma - Where I'm Coming From (LTJ Xperince Remix)[Katzuma Italy]
10. Flowers - For Real (Onur Engin Remix) [Gamm]
11. David Ruffin – Walk Away From Love (Soho808 Remix)
12. Bubble Club - The Goddess [Internation Feel]
Local Zero's Pull Down Mix (08.04.11) by Local Zero
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A Leading Asphalt Paving Company in Toledo, OH
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Website Privacy Statement
Last updated: 16 May 2019
Who we are and why we may collect your information
Located on the east coast of Canada, Nova Scotia Business Inc. (NSBI) is the Province of Nova Scotia's business development agency. Our objectives include working with businesses locally and internationally to:
a. promote economic growth and business and social enterprise expansion in the Province of Nova Scotia;
b. attract investment to the Province of Nova Scotia; and
c. connect businesses in the Province of Nova Scotia with export markets and opportunities outside the Province.
From time to time, we may collect and use your contact information to reach out in relation to our objectives either directly by our employees or through digital automation and email campaigns. You will always be given an opportunity to opt-out of our email campaigns.
As an agency of government, we are committed to ensuring we fulfill our protection of privacy obligations and manage personal information in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) Act, the Personal Information International Disclosure Protection Act (PIIDPA), the Canada Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). We have also taken steps toward compliance with the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).
Further and complementary to these provisions:
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Beyond the Government of Nova Scotia Website Privacy Statement, the following information is unique to your interaction with NSBI websites and outlines the control and processing of the information we collect.
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NSBI websites use both Government of Nova Scotia servers and cloud-based service provider servers, in Canada and internationally, to store website content and information collected through online forms. Learn more about how we protect the information we collect.
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Information we collect may be shared with service providers for processing purposes and third parties or partners responsible for the applicable business opportunity or industry sector, and to enable NSBI to analyze trends. NSBI service providers are required to comply with Government of Nova Scotia privacy laws in providing services to NSBI. (See below for a list of current third-party website applications and processors used to deliver our website experience and store data collected.)
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Our retention periods depend on the purpose for which the information is collected. Generally, this will be 1-7 years after the end of any business transaction or program delivery, indefinitely where required by law, or until you request to have your information removed.
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You have the right to be informed of how your information will be used, the right to access your information and rectify it, and the right to erase your information from our systems at any time. You also have the right to restrict our processing of your data, object to its use and restrict profiling in relation to automated decision making. Learn more about how we protect the information we collect and how you can contact us with any questions or concerns. If you are a natural resident of the EU, please contact us by email at firstname.lastname@example.com to request access to your information and submit requests related to your rights.
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Visitors to our site may choose to use similar tools for their translation needs such as browser add-ins. Any individuals or parties that use NSBI content in translated form, whether by Google Translate or by any other translation services, do so at their own risk. NSBI is not responsible for any damages or issues arising from translated content not officially provided and approved by NSBI. Our Google Translate tool uses the free GTranslate module for Drupal. No personal information is collected or stored through the use of this service.
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Keith Malley is one half of one of the most well known podcasts around "Keith and the Girl". Keith and I have been developing a friendship for ahwile, and it's about time I had him on the show. We talk all things podcasting, and also a little bit about some beef Keith has with the way I run my show. The guy is a pro so I have to take it.


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T shows a willingness to experiment
Tests TransitMatters suggestion for replacement bus service
The MBTA tried something new on Saturday.
When the MBTA shuts down a subway or commuter rail line for repairs, standard operating procedure is to run replacement bus service along the exact same route. It's a policy that has been in place at the T for a long time. It is also a practice that is being used more and more as the agency tries to tackle its backlog of repairs.
But is it the right policy in all situations?
With the T preparing to shut down the Red Line between Harvard and Alewife on weekends from November 10 through December 2, Jim Aloisi of TransitMatters sent Jeffrey Gonneville, the deputy general manager of the T, a proposal developed by his TransitMatters colleague Ari Ofsevit. Ofsevit and his TransitMatters colleagues have a fairly good track record when it comes to developing new approaches for the T.
Under Ofsevit's proposal, three of the buses picking up passengers at Harvard would ply the Harvard-Porter-Davis route and one would run the route to Alewife. Ofsevit estimated his shorter, simpler routes would cut travel time in half and require half as many buses to carry the same number of passengers.
For passengers, Ofsevit estimated most would see no change or only a slight change, except those traveling from Alewife to Harvard, who would save 10 to 12 minutes of travel time. The only passengers facing longer trips would be those traveling from Alewife to Davis or Porter, but Ofsevit estimated there weren't many of them.
The key assumption in Ofsevit's proposal was that few people use the commuter-focused Alewife on weekends, which means most buses running between Davis and Alewife under the T's standard approach were running near-empty most of the time.
Ofsevit said he initially pitched his idea in a blog post in 2016, but it didn't go anywhere. Gonneville says he received Ofsevit's pitch this year – via Aloisi — around the time of the Red Sox World Series victory parade. Gonneville says he never got a chance to talk to Aloisi, but he shared the idea with his team at the MBTA. Hearing nothing from Gonneville, Aloisi passed Ofsevit's proposal along to CommonWealth, which published it on November 5.
Ultimately, the T decided to give Ofsevit's idea a try on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m., but instead of two routes the agency decided to run three routes. One route ran express from Harvard to Alewife. A second ran from Harvard to Alewife making all stops. A third ran to Davis Square only.
"We did it with no fanfare," Gonneville said, which he acknowledged created some consumer confusion.Gonneville said the T is still sifting through the data it gathered, but it sounds like the new approach may be tried again. Gonneville said the operational logistics were complicated and his head of bus operations recommended two routes, not three, next time.
"To everyone involved in the planning and operations staff at the MBTA: kudos and thank you," he wrote. "It's always a risk to try something new, and to listen to some guy ranting on the internet. You did both. I hope it worked. I hope that it will work in the future, and that the T uses these sorts of situations to try new things to continue to provide the best possible service to its customers."


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Volume 2, Issue 14
October 1, 2003
The Nevada Labor Commissioner has newly expanded investigatory powers as a result of statutory changes made by the Nevada Legislature in its 2003 legislative session and approved by the Governor, effective May 21, 2003. Pursuant to an amendment to NRS 607.160, when the Labor Commissioner has reason to believe that a person or entity is violating a Nevada labor law or regulation, the Labor Commissioner may take "any appropriate action," regardless of whether or not a claim or complaint has been filed. These new investigation powers cover both statutes specifically assigned to the Labor Commissioner to enforce, as well as any Nevada labor law that is not specifically or exclusively enforced by another government entity.
Combined with additional new powers to issue administrative fines of up to $5,000.00 and the preexisting powers contained in NRS 607.150, which provide the Labor Commissioner with the authority to enter any public or private place of employment at reasonable times to "gather facts," the 2003 statutory changes provide the Labor Commissioner with significant new enforcement authority. It is thus quite surprising that there was little discussion or debate in the Nevada Legislature before passage.
While the full scope of the Labor Commissioner's new powers is unknown, employers are advised to take an even more careful approach in meeting their Nevada labor law obligations.
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A motorist admitted this week that he caused the death of a Chorley man, by driving dangerously.
Adrian Radu, from Nottingham, pleaded guilty too and was charged with death caused by dangerous driving after causing a fatal crash on the M1.
Mark Downham, a father of four, was killed as a result.
According to the court hearing, Radu was in fact over the drink drive limit and driving while disqualified during the time of the incident.
It was also told in court that Radu was seen by other drivers stopping for no apparent reason and driving erratically.
Today he was sentenced to 11 years in jail by Nottingham Crown Court, alongside a 13 and a half year driving ban.
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George H.W. Bush Funeral
41st U.S. president, George H.W. Bush, passed away on November 30th, 2018. Bush served as a Navy Pilot in his youth, flew 58 combat missions in World War II and afterwards attended Yale University. He spent years as a businessman and governor of Texas prior to his presidency. He served two terms as a Representative to Congress from Texas. During his time as President, Bush led a successful mission against Saddam Hussein and initiated the Iraq war. He spent his post-presidential years working on Hurricane- and Tsunami-relief projects run by his son.
Bush is to be buried beside his wife Barbara and daughter Robin in the grounds of the Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station Texas. Barbara died in April 2018, and Robin died as a child due to complications with leukemia.
Bush's casket was carried by the Bush 4141, which arrived on Texas on Thursday December 6th. The funeral took place at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston Texas.
Around 1,000 mourners were in attendance of the funeral.
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For those just visiting, welcome — you need internet copywriting services, contact me. For those who've been reading both these updates and the updates on my author site (that's right, I'm also a published author), welcome back!
Which brings me to the subject at hand. Writing.
You see, I'm an internet copywriter by trade — content writer, editor, marketing writer. But many don't actually know that I'm also a published author. I write urban fantasy fiction for Eirelander Publishing, and I'm pleased to say that it is truly one of my passions in regards to my craft.
SO…. If you haven't made the connection, the 2 and 2 together, that there is the author Pierre Roustan as well as the copywriter Pierre Roustan, now you know! It's me. All of it is me.
It brings me to an excellent point when it comes to copywriting (since I'm writing this on my COPYWRITING site, obviously). I believe that if you're a client looking for quality work, knowing that your potential prospect copywriter has experience in all fields of writing — be it fiction, nonfiction, drama, poetry, technical writing, editing, proofreading, caption editing, whatever — is the key to getting the very best in content for your business.
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Mitzi Gallagher-Long joins SEDA-COG
LOCK HAVEN — Mitzi Gallagher-Long of Lock Haven began April 1 as project coordinator for the SEDA-Council of Governments Community Development program.
She has experience in grant administration and grant writing, planning and organization, communication, leadership, marketing and sales.
Her professional career spans being director of retail outlet operations and northeast district manager at Danskin Inc., director of sales and marketing at Avis Packaging, to most recently working as former state Rep. Michael Hanna's legislative aide.
Gallagher-Long earned a bachelor of science degree in secondary education social science from Lock Haven University.
Other appointments by SEDA-COG include Nicole Hogan as program assistant with the Lewisburg-based agency's Community Development program May 1. She has bookkeeping, customer service, and administrative assistant experience from Koroseal Interior Products, Grizzly Industrial Inc., and The Edmunds Group. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Finance from Bloomsburg University.
Karen Smith started April 15 as program assistant for the Business Finance department. She has collegiate administrative assistant experience, coming from Bucknell University's College of Engineering. She also has been secretary and typist for Residential by Ross and office manager and bookkeeper for David Ewing Custom Homes. She earned her Associate Degree in Specialized Business in Accounting from McCann School of Business and Technology.


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The number of homes being built in the countryside could receive a much-needed boost following a relaxation of the rules for converting agricultural buildings into residential properties.
With the Government pushing forward its housebuilding agenda, on the 6th April 2018 the new rules came into force to make it easier for people living in rural areas to convert unwanted farm buildings into family sized and affordable homes.
Under the new permitted development rights, up to five new homes can be created from existing farm buildings rather than the previous maximum of three.
According to Dominic Raab MP, Minister of State for Housing, the new measures will give rural communities "more options to convert agricultural buildings into family homes to better meet local housing needs".
Jeremy Pyatt, partner in the planning team at Bruton Knowles in Birmingham, said: "For anyone looking to buy or rent a home in the countryside, this is good news. The changes will help rural communities make the most of existing buildings while helping to meet housing need at the same time.
"Hundreds of new homes each year are created through conversions of agricultural buildings, and with these changes now in place these numbers are expected to increase."
In addition to increasing the number of homes permitted from the conversion of farm buildings, the government is also giving applicants an extra year to convert further storage and outbuildings into new homes.
Jeremy said increasing the number of new homes permitted on any given development could prove crucial in ensuring schemes were economically viable.
"These changes could be applied to help meet affordable housing targets, particularly in rural areas where affordable housing provision has become problematic," he said. "However, more guidance is required on the level of conversion work that is acceptable.
"It's counter-productive if after spending significant sums on designing a new housing scheme, the local council rules that the level of conversion work is too extensive and more akin to a new build.
"Farmers looking to free up redundant space to maximise the value of their farms as a buffer against Brexit are often being stymied by stringently applied planning regulations. Farmers needed to be given every opportunity to maximise their assets – up to and including re-developing surplus farm buildings to help them offset loss of subsidies.
"While some local councils remain reluctant to recognise permitted development, clearer guidance would provide greater clarity to both landowners and local authorities."


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Jamie Britten has been accused of setting up the perfect milestone game, but he says he just got lucky playing his four hundredth game of football on the same day as Swifts celebrated their centenary.
Jamie Britten with four of his five Swifts jumpers he has worn over the years.
Britten, who has been a long serving player of the Swifts Football Club, didn't want any attention going into the match despite being thrilled to reach a large individual milestone.
"It was a huge weekend for the club," Britten said.
"It wasn't about me, I was just excited to reach the milestone," Britten said.
Britten has been an outstanding player for the club, playing in the 2003 premiership and being selected as the coach of the 2000-2014 era.
After 14 seasons at the club Britten has never sustained an injury that has seen him sidelined for more than a couple of weeks at a time.
"At five foot six I'm pretty lucky to have been able to play all of my football in the seniors," Britten said.
"I've been injured, but mostly broken bones like my jaw and eye socket."
Before coming across to Swifts, Britten played eight seasons in the Horsham District Football League, starting in 1989 with Noradjuha Quantong as well as some time in the Ararat District Football League.
The 41 year old is now battling against his age, but is happy just playing his role in the team.
Britten is still unsure whether he will play on next year, but with his son only a couple of years away from a realistic chance of being able to play alongside his father, he is keeping his options open.
"My son is only 11, but it would be amazing to be able to play alongside him. That would make me 46 or 47 years old," Britten said.
"I'll just keep myself fit. Never say never."
Britten celebrated a 79 point win over Rupanyup with his teammates and could not have been happier to share it with that group of guys.
"I wouldn't have been able to do it without teammates so I'm really thankful for them," Britten said.
A special moment came during the third quarter when Britten kicked a goal.
Each player from the Swifts team gradually made their way to the milestone man for the traditional pat on the back or rub of the read.
From now Britten and the team will focus on the end of the season and playing as deep into the final series as they can.
"Hopefully we kick into gear now and play good football in the second half of the season," Britten said.
"I haven't really spoken to the coaches, but we would be hoping to stay inside the top three and go from there."
Like most people, Britten thought Laharum was the team to beat. However, playing their best football, which is the fast paced ball movement, he gave CKS Swifts a good chance.
"Finals will be our main focus from here," Britten said.
Britten will play his 401st game of football tomorrow when they take on Taylors Lake.
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Lemony Snicketaka Daniel Handler
Daniel Handler is an author that writes under the pen name Lemony Snicket. He is known to have a lot of fun disguising Snicket's identity and often does appearances as Handler on behalf of Mr. Snicket. Snicket wrote the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" books as well as several shorter children's books. The first book in his latest book series "All the Wrong Questions" was published in October 2012 with the next installment due out in October of 2013.
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The 2019 Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur promises to be an intriguing encounter. Since Jürgen Klopp took over the reigns at Anfield, the two teams have met eight times in the league. The record reads three Liverpool wins, one for Spurs and four draws.
But despite the balance tilting towards the Reds, the goal difference between the two is only one in their favour. Only one of the Liverpool victories has been by more than a goal, while Spurs' sole triumph was 4-1 in October 2017.
We can therefore expect it to be a close run thing. Only two of the six previous Champions League finals between two teams from the same country have been won in normal time, with one of those – with Jürgen Klopp's Dortmund on the wrong end of it – requiring an 89th minute winner.
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However, as per the reports of a popular tabloid, Sonam's sister Rhea Kapoor will make a film set at the Indiana University. And after Veeray Di Wedding, The fashionista Sonam Kapoor will be seen playing the role of a college student in it.
As per the revelation of the source, "That film will be shot in the Indiana University. Most of it is set on a college campus shoot will begin towards the year-end. The male lead is yet to be finalised."
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Another Tuesday, another link-up with Melissa at Growing Up Geeky! This week's Toddle Along Tuesday is co-hosted by Samantha from On Pink Bears and Pacifiers, and the theme is bedtime routines. Head on over and link up!
With two kids, our bedtime routine tends to be haphazard. Half the time we start with a bath after dinner {the other half the time Cole opts to take a shower in the morning, and when that happens the baby gets tossed in with me to save time}. Then the boys get into their jammies. Cannon tends to overheat at night and wakes up if he gets too warm, so his typical nighttime attire is a simple onesie. Cole's pajamas run the gamut from dinosaur footie fleeces, Sheriff Woody or Buzz Lightyear jammies, or just gym shorts and a t-shirt. We usually let him pick out his pajamas, unless he wants to wear fleeces in the summer or shorts in the winter.
After we get everyone's jammies on, Cole usually decides it is a good time to tell us that he has to go to the bathroom. So we help him with his pants and pull-up, he uses the potty, and then he gets his second gummy vitamin of the day. After he finishes his vitamin, he brushes his teeth and we all sit on our bed for a few minutes to wind down.
Sometimes he falls asleep in our bed right away.
Usually, Zac takes him to his room and reads him a story while I nurse the baby to sleep. Cole doesn't usually fall asleep during his story or prayers, so we leave a little lamp on for him so he doesn't get scared and so he can look at a book for a little while. Typically, I go in to turn off his light and find him like this.
Sometimes it all goes to crap and we find him like this at 7pm.
I nurse Cannon to sleep still {I'll spare you a picture of that loveliness}. He falls asleep in my arms and I will hold him for a little while and play on my iPhone on Twitter or Facebook or message boards. Then after I've had my fill of snuggles I take him to his room and put him in his crib.
Bedtime is probably one of my favorite times of day. I love my sweet baby snuggles, and I love my goodnight kisses from my big boy. What does your bedtime routine look like? Click the button at the top and link up!
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I've found a little time to get the beauty post started! Flights are glorious for productivity.
Currently working two full time career jobs, training my favourite client, modelling, working on RaeTaylor and preparing for a retreat to New York City . Life is busy and I'm loving every minute.
My under eye bags from lack of sleep are saying a different story. My dry cracked lips are begging for less caffeine and more water. And my barely sun kissed skin from Belize is flaking. Legit one hot mess right now. Perfect canvas to start trying a new routine eh?
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Teaching at Global Health Section
To meet the increasing need for capacity building and strengthening of the resource base in global health both in Denmark and internationally, the Department of Public Health's Global Health Section offers several study programmes, short courses and summer schools.
- MSc in Global Health
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- Summer School in Humanitarian Action
- Summer School in International Health
- Summer School in Global Health Challenges
- Summer School in Urbanisation and Health - Global and local perspectives with Copenhagen as a case
- Summer School in Arctic Health
- Field Course in Sri Lanka on Cross-disciplinary Health Research
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The Section also hosts the secretariat of the University of Copenhagen's inter-faculty School of Global Health. On the School's website you will find a thorough overview of global health related study programmes and courses, as well as news, job and thesis opportunities and open events, from across the University of Copenhagen.


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My Brother's Keeper. Edited by Richard Ellmann with a Preface By T.S. Eliot. New York: Viking Press, 1958. First US edition. Pp xxii, 257. Quarter cloth, paper boards, lacks d.j. A very good copy. Stanislaus Joyce, younger brother of James, was engaged in the writing of this memoir at the time of his death in 1955. It is therefore uncompleted, and ends at 1903. However it gives a very full account of his brother's boyhood and youth in Ireland. Stanislaus perceived his brother's genius at an early age and saved him as far as possible from the results of his excesses. T.S. Eliot comments in the preface: 'Possessed as he was by the subject of this memoir, Stanislaus Joyce became himself a writer, and the author of this one book which is worthy to occupy a permanent place on the bookshelf beside the works of his brother.'
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text: Blink and you'll miss them, but along with a confirmed release date in March, Digimon World Next Order will come with some fun looking pre-order extras. Around the 13 second mark, we have a host of plastic figures to jolly things along. Hopefully this game and some of those neat figurines will also head our way.