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text: Saskatchewan unveils new employment actNew act combines 12 employment-related acts; changes made to minimum wage, types of leave, collective bargaining regulationBy Danielle Harder02/06/2013|Canadian Employment Law Today|Last Updated: 02/20/2013 The Saskatchewan government recently introduced a new employment act, a 184-page document that rolls 12 employment-related acts into one.It makes a number of significant changes, many of which are welcomed by both organized labour and business leaders. But both sides say there are still a number of outstanding, bigger picture issues that need to be resolved before the bill becomes law next year.The province's minimum wage will now be indexed based on a formula that gives equal weight to the annual change in average hourly wage and the Consumer Price Index (CPI).Tom Graham, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), the province's largest trade union representing 22,000 public sector workers, says it's a "step in the right direction," but the minimum wage, currently $10 an hour, is still too low."If you're at the bottom of the pay scale, two per cent means a lot," Graham says.He also praises the inclusion of leaves for organ donation and citizenship ceremonies, as well as several changes around collective bargaining.The notice period increases to a period of 60 to 120 days before the expiration of a collective agreement, from the previous 30 to 60 days."We would view that as somewhat positive and inspiring to get employers to the bargaining table sooner," Graham says.But there are sections that concern him, including the requirement for unions to provide audited financial statements to their members annually and to disclose the results of all votes to their members."We have many small locals where there are only maybe five to 10 members. They only collect a small amount in dues. Maybe there should be a threshold on that," he says, adding that this information is already available to members on request.The union is also troubled by new language that stipulates anyone who was a member of the union at the time of notice is eligible to vote — even if they have quit, retired or moved into management by the time ballots are cast."We can't figure out why that would be," Graham says. "To me, that's interfering with the operation of an organization."He's also disappointed with the inclusion of the definition of "supervisory employee" that would restrict supervisors from belonging to the same bargaining unit as those they supervise. He accuses the province of including this provision to shrink union membership.Graham also has mixed feelings about a provision that allows employers to assign 10-hour shifts without a permit, something he says could be detrimental to parents who require childcare. He's also hoping to see more details on a provision that allows overtime banking.RELATED ARTICLESRBC, Aviva face possible class action over vacation, holiday payEmployers must pay California workers for tasks done after clocking out: CourtSuicide at Japan's top ad agency puts overtime on the reform agenda"Is it a choice? Can people take it as cash? When will the time be taken off? Or is it just about avoiding paying overtime?" he says. "The devil's in the details."Business owners optimisticBusiness owners are encouraged by the new act, says Marilyn Braun-Pollon, vice-president, Prairie and Agri-business, with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), though they also have some concerns they hope to address before the bill becomes law.On the whole, the act is a "step in the right direction" because it gives employers the flexibility they need, including the previously mentioned time bank and 10-hour workdays, she says. However, employers are disappointed they will still require permits for longer work periods without a day of rest, she adds."When you look at businesses in remote locations, restricting the ability to do that with a permitting system is a bit short-sighted," she says, adding some of the biggest gains for the business community are in the area of labour relations.Along with the requirement for audited statements, she is also pleased to see the continuation of secret ballot votes, the clarification of the definitions of "technological change" and "organizational change" and the expanded ability to decertify unions.A new provision that also bars unions from fining or filing lawsuits against union members who cross picket lines puts Saskatchewan in line with other provinces, she adds, as will the ability for all employees to be allowed to vote on a final offer — not only those on the picket line.However, the CFIB plans to lobby for a change to the minimum wage indexing provision which, according to Braun-Pollon, will hurt the province's business owners. It "assumes affordability and doesn't reflect the current economy," she says."The best way to help low-income earners is to allow them to keep more of their income through the tax system," she says. "This will increase the cost of doing business and there's a ripple effect that will have unintended consequences."The CFIB hopes to reverse this decision or, at a minimum, see a gratuity or training wage introduced in certain sectors as British Columbia and Alberta have done.While the new act does remove some levels of government involvement, Braun-Pollon says it doesn't go far enough in other areas.The CFIB will continue to push for two provisions it recommended during the consultation process: a "right to choose" provision that would allow workers to opt out of paying union dues, and the requirement for employees to give notice before leaving their job."Overall, they hit a lot of marks but we would have liked them to go an extra step since they're opening the act," she says. 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Larry Benoit, who tracked whitetail deer through the snowy woods of northern New England and southern Canada for more than seven decades, shooting at least 200 of the biggest and most prized specimens, known as trophy bucks, while becoming one of the nation's most revered deer hunters, died on Oct. 8 at his home in Duxbury, Vt. He was 89.
His death was confirmed by his son Shane.
Today, trophy buck hunting has elements of competitive sport, some of them high-tech. Some hunters use video cameras to learn the traveling and behavior patterns of deer, and, after a kill, many have antlers officially measured; "trophy racks," they are called.
Mr. Benoit, who grew up poor near the Canadian border, learned to hunt because his family needed food. Even after achieving fame, he measured success by a buck's weight; the heavier the buck, the more meat. His most notable skill was in recognizing (without a camera) the tracks big bucks left in the snow and following them as long as necessary.
"He was kind of like Babe Ruth for hunters," said Ron Boucher, a hunter and rack measurer who knew Mr. Benoit for more than 30 years and wrote about him for North American Whitetail magazine. "He was probably known by more hunters than any other person for his time."
In September 1970, Sports Afield magazine published a cover article with the headline "Larry Benoit — Is He the Best Deer Hunter in America?" Five years later, Mr. Benoit, a carpenter in the off-season, published "How to Bag the Biggest Buck of Your Life," a book, written with Peter Miller, that many people consider a standard text for deer hunters. In it, he promoted comprehensive preparation, not instant gratification:
Find deer using the ancient art of tracking hoof prints, not sitting in the relative comfort of a tree stand. Are you really a hunter, or just a shooter? Do not fire at the first big buck you see. Wait for the one you truly want.
"To outwit the whitetail, you must know how to locate him, how to track him and how to down him," he wrote. "It takes stamina, woods lore, deer lore and experience to win this fight."
Ease up on those summer beers. Drink skim milk. (He favored "canned baby food for desserts and vegetables," though he knew that neither was for everyone.) Tend to your calluses, wear wool socks, take the stairs instead of the elevator, do isometrics "on the can" if that is the only time you have. Build up your thighs and your lung capacity with long hikes. Do not smoke. (A little Red Man chewing tobacco should not hurt.) Practice walking silently in the woods.
Remember, whether he is a swamp deer or a ridge runner, that buck is bigger, faster and more familiar with his territory than you are.
"Mister," he wrote, "if you aren't in shape to dog a mountain buck and follow him for 15 miles, then walk out of the woods and be ready to do it the next day, and maybe the day after, and maybe for a week, then just be an armchair buck hunter. Don't go out in the woods and kill yourself."
The magazine articles and the book were not his idea. His reputation grew as hunters and eventually outdoors writers noticed, year after year, that his house, on a hill in Duxbury, always had big bucks hanging outside. How did one family have so much success?
Shane Benoit, who is an accomplished hunter himself, as are his brothers, said the secret to his father's success was in the tracking skills that had been passed down through generations. His lineage was French Canadian and Iroquois.
"My grandfather did it, my great-grandfather did it, my great-great-grandfather did it, and so on down the line," he said.
Lanyard Everett Benoit was born on Sept. 24, 1924, in East Berkshire, Vt., to Leo Benoit and the former Irene Lawrence. His father was a blacksmith and made the hunting knives his son used growing up. (That was another skill Mr. Benoit inherited: he also made and sold custom hunting knives.)
When Mr. Benoit was 15, he joined the Civilian Conservation Corps, which built roads, mountain lodges and other structures in Vermont and provided food and shelter during the difficult years after the Depression.
He traveled frequently to speak to hunting groups, taking endless questions. Sometimes conflicts in hunting culture became apparent. Some hunters, for example, were accustomed to tracking bucks on private land, where the animals' wild food had been supplemented with grain so that they and their antlers would grow bigger. The Benoits hunted on public land, and they were not much for measuring antlers.
"The only grain we feed them is either a 130- or a 150-grain bullet," Shane Benoit said.
In addition to him, Mr. Benoit is survived by three other sons, Lanny, Lansing and Lane; four daughters, Aloma Abner, Serene Savarese, Aleta Corriveau and Zana Evans; 23 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; and 2 great-great-grandchildren.
A daughter, Lona Burns, died last year. His wife of 66 years, the former Iris Sweet, died in 2008. She was known to start cooking deer meat while her husband and sons were still carving up the carcass.


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14 of the best photos of US military life during 2016
Scattered across hundreds of bases in scores of countries around the world, US military personnel often find themselves in mundane, even austere, surroundings.
There's no shortage of things for them to do while on station, but military life isn't all marching and scrubbing.
The 14 photos below, compiled by the US Defense Department, depict some of the lighter moments enjoyed by soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen, and coast guardsmen during 2016.
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- The most incredible photos of the US Army in 2016
- 19 of the best photos of the US military at work in 2016
- Watch a US-led coalition airstrike wipe out a weapons cache amid the fight for ISIS' last Iraqi stronghold
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Cheap and Modern Decorating
Decorating your home does not have to cost a fortune. It can be fairly inexpensive (as I have stated in a previous article - HERE). All you need is a good eye for detail and a willingness to take chances. Modern, or contemporary, decorating is often thought of as clean, crisp lines. The furnishings and accessories are often geometric and interesting to look at. A modern decorating style combines glass, chrome and wood for an overall great look. This style usually has less and uses open spaces as more of a decorating element.
To decorate in a cheap modern style you start with unique and unusual furnishings
- Choose light colored wood
- Look for eye catching designs
- Clean lines do not always mean straight lines
- Furniture placement is designed to create an intimate seating area
- Curved chairs or round tables or platform beds
- Vintage furnishings represent ties to the past and appreciation of form
- Putting an antique vase on a glass table can express the timelessness of design
Many items you can find at a flea market or thrift store. Purchasing these items at a lower price and repainting them or fixing them on your own is a lot cheaper then buying them at a large chain furniture store.
Next think of your color palette
- Colors need to be primarily neutral
- White is most often associated with modern decorating
- White walls open up and brighten rooms
- Cream and beige
- Add bold splashes of secondary colors with cushions, pillows, shades, rugs, vases, etc. to add a punch to the neutral tones
- Keep secondary colors to a minimum
To get cheap paint, go to your local hardware store that sells paint (Home Depot, Lowes, Sherwin Williams, etc) and see if they have any miss-mixed paints. These normally run a lot cheaper then the regular paints will.
Use Simplicity
- Rooms should feel uncluttered
- Accessories and artwork are used sparingly to accentuate each piece
- Use functionality
- Rooms should have items they need and can be easy to reach
- Kitchen should be functional and include a toaster, coffeepot and other important appliances
- Keep cabinets free of unnecessary items
Because you want your rooms to feel uncluttered there is no need to fill every shelf to it's max or make sure every table is covered with something. With modern decorating, remember, less is more.
Enhancing your decor and the mood of your room
- Choose rugs with geometric patterns and shapes that blend well
- Wooden floors
- Stone tiles
- Granite or slate counter tops
Instead of changing out the whole room, try to just change out a few little things such as rugs. In old houses you might be able to tear up the carpet and have an incredible real wood floor underneath that just needs a little refinishing. This would save a ton on laying new flooring.
Using Artwork
- Exhibit striking shapes or forms
- Use spotlights for visual impact
- Use frames that have straight bold lines that accentuate the picture
I like to have my kids draw pictures for me using bold colors and I hang them in the house using bold black frames. This always brings out the shapes and colors of their pictures a lot more. At my mom's house, she uses the spotlights on her Terry Redlin paintings.
- Sleek, smooth and polished
- Chrome and stainless steel are common accents on furniture and in the kitchen
- Lacquered finish on kitchen cabinetry
Almost all appliances and hardware for sinks come in modern types. Stainless Steel is a huge hit in our kitchen with accents of dark copper hardware for the sinks and lighting.
- Geometry and angular shapes – when light comes in the windows it creates an artistic statement and calls attention to the interior of the home
Do you use modern decorations in your home?
I agree with your idea to keep things uncluttered. I do keep my home simple in design as well. Wonderful ideas on hot to decorate on a budget.
Awesome tips! I think modern decorating allows lots of room for creativity and personal interpretation. You can either go with minimalistic and chic or bold and funky. Such a fun way to decorate a home. Rated up!
Cassy, another triumph! I love the idea of using miss-mixed paints. I would bet they are a great deal cheaper. Before this apprenticeship is over our team will have our entire homes and yards completely redesigned. This hub is well presented and very easy to read. Nicely done. -K
Very interesting article - I'm not much of a decorator, but I love some of your suggestions, like the bold colors mixed with the neutral ones. I love red, but it is far too bright to use everywhere, so I need to get some red pillows for an accent. Thanks! Voted up and interesting and useful.


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Thursday, June 14, 2018
One topic held center stage at this week's Variety Tune In! TV Summit: The complexity of producing and marketing content in the era of multiple platforms and "peak TV."
Top producers, executives, and talent including Judd Apatow shared their insights on the creative process and strategies for success as today's content becomes ever more driven by data, competitive pressures and audience appetites.
During the "Snackable TV - Delivering Addictive Video" panel on shorter-form content, Parrot Analytics CEO Wared Seger suggested, "It's important to start with 'What is the endgame?' to decide the metrics that are important to achieve the results you want."
A panel of top programming chiefs included Sandra Stern, President of Lionsgate Television, who shared that she looks at IP from different parts of the company to cultivate and develop content in-house. Amy Powell, President of Paramount Television and Digital Entertainment, agreed that IP from Paramount's vast library of books, films and more is a key part of her content strategy as well. For example, the library was the source of the company's current hit series for TNT, The Alienist.
TV veteran Dawn Ostroff, now President of Condé Nast Entertainment, noted in a keynote conversation that the company turned to video to keep its print brands (some of which are 100 years old) relevant for today, and that content is made differently on digital versus linear TV and film, with "a different lens and different talent skill sets" than long-form content.
"Social media has given the audience a voice", per Brooke Karzen, EVP of Unscripted and Alternative at Warner Horizon Television on a panel discussion about building a hit reality TV franchise. Indeed, many of the day's conversations also included thoughts on how audience and talent engagement driven via social media and data has changed the landscape for all content constituencies.
The content marketplace is sure to remain complex but companies that focus on strategic uses for their IP, streamlined production and delivery processes, audience engagement, and data insights will be best positioned for greater returns on their content.


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CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- The retail sector's main measure flopped around the flat line before settling in positive territory Thursday as investors weighed mostly stellar June sales results against the deadly bombings in London.
The S&P Retail Index $RLX finished marginally higher at 448.9 amid choppy trading.
For the month, the nation's largest retailers cumulatively turned out a 5.3% jump in sales at stores open longer than a year compared with last year's 3% increase, according to International Council of Shopping Centers. There was strength across the sector, indicating that consumers were able to shake off higher oil prices to stock up on skimpy T-shirts and shorts. See full story.
Shares of Wal-Mart Stores WMT, +0.51%, the world's largest retailer and a heavy influence on the weighted retail index, also moved in and out of the plus column. Shares closed up 13 cents to $49.51.
As it announced last week, Wal-Mart confirmed June sales at stores open longer than a year rose 4.5%.
Rival Target Corp. TGT, +1.06% saw its shares advance 1.6%, or 86 cents, to $56.42. Target outpaced expectations and raised its profit projections after turning out a 9% increase in same-store sales. See full story.
Big Lots Inc. BLI was among the deepest decliners, with shares dropping 15.1%, or $2.01, to $11.29.
The consolidator reported a 1.1% increase in comparable-store sales, a figure that was below management's expectations. That prompted the company to lower its forecast for the second quarter to a range of a loss of 9 cents to 12 cents a share, followed by a loss of 18 cents to 22 cents a share for the third quarter. For the fourth quarter, the company pegged earnings from continuing operations in the range of 54 cents to 59 cents a share.
KeyBanc Capital Markets slashed its rating on the stock to underweight from hold.
Also sinking were shares of Aeropostale ARO, -28.89%, which closed down $2.15, or 6.4%, to $31.66. Late Wednesday, the teen-wear retailer cut its second-quarter earnings view, as promotions helped June sales but hurt the bottom line.
New York-based Aeropostale now sees second-quarter earnings coming in at 16 cents to 19 cents a share, down from its prior outlook for 20 cents to 23 cents and short of analysts' average forecast for 22 cents a share, according to Thomson First Call.
Aeropostale said promotions needed to clear inventory ahead of the back-to-school selling season allowed June net sales to grow 23.9%. However, same-store sales, an important industry measure looking at sales from stores open longer than a year, gained just 2% compared with last year's 21.3% increase. Discounts and markdowns needed to clear merchandise caused gross profit margin to fall "significantly below last year," the company said.
Ann Taylor Corp. ANN, -0.65% jumped 8.1%, or $1.91, to $25.55 after the women's-wear retailer delivered weak results that were nonetheless stronger than Wall Street had been expecting.
For the month, the parent of Ann Taylor and Loft stores said same-store sales fell 1.2% -- compared with the First Call average estimate for a decline of 4.9%. Total sales rose 11% to $192.5 million.


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Galante Custom Furniture was founded on the Central Coast of California in 2012. Now located in East Nashville, our unique furniture is crafted from locally sourced and handpicked materials. All pieces are designed by founder and furniture maker Evan Galante. Evan is a musician and record producer whose upbringing on the family ranch bred a passion for working with his hands. Japanese joinery, mid-century design and southwestern sentiment provide influence for our aesthetic. Each piece is lovingly designed and produced with the philosophy that wood has inherent character and a story to tell.
Custom furniture thrives through the balance of a client/artisan relationship. We believe that to earn a permanent place in your home, our furniture should be finely tuned to suit your taste and expectations. Each commission includes the opportunity to meet with Evan to discuss, develop and design your one of a kind creation.


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Science department Club [SPECTRA]
Who We Are
Science and Environment Club, Feydhoo School is a co-curricular activity club which includes students under the Department of Science and students from other departments who have signed up for this club. We promote awareness, education and fun in knowing and experiencing science. This club will not be there if not for its ever enthusiastic members.
Our Aim
Feydhoo School Science and Environment Club aims to increase curiosity and love for science among the FS students.
- SPECTRA Activities 2018
SPECTRA Activities 2018
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[TEAMS ANNOUNCED] Tottenham vs AC Milan: Bale On Bench For Spurs
Tottenham welcome AC Milan at White Hart Lane with the home side holding a 1-0 lead over the visitors and the teams have been announced for the second leg.
Tottenham Team:
Gomes, Corluka, Dawson, Gallas, Ekotto, Sandro, Lennon, Modric, Pienaar, Van Der Vaart, Crouch.
AC Milan Team:
Abbiati, Abate, Nesta, Thiago, Jankulovski, Boateng, Flamini, Seedorf, Pato, Ibrahimovic, Robinho.


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Upcoming Events
New Members
Committees are a big part of the El Centro Chambers programs and strategic planning. By actively participating in a committee, you can bring your talents to the table and help shape and plan Chamber programs and events. Committee participation is a great way for Members to network, promote their business and meet fellow Chamber Members.
We encourage you to join a committee, learn more about them, or simply attend a meeting to see what they're all about. Committee typically meet once a month and offer various opportunities for Chamber Members.
If you're interested in joining one, or would like more information please contact the Chamber at (760) 352-3681 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Agribusiness Committee
The Agribusiness Committee's purpose is to advance the relationship between farm and agriculture industry and community business leaders in El Centro and the surrounding region. *Ideal for members in the farm/agriculture industry and those interested in fostering and/or strengthening relations.*
Mission: To establish better agriculture/business relations, thus enhancing the image and economy of business in Imperial County. To recognize, promote and educate local businesses on the impact of agriculture on the El Cento area economy.
Ambassador Committee
This committee strengthens Member relations by welcoming new Members and assisting all Members in utilizing their benefits. This committee assists with ribbon cuttings, mixers and logistics of signature and special events. *Ideal for members interested in networking and fostering and/or strengthening relations.*
Mission: To perform public relation functions for the Chamber and enhance membership retention.
Committee Chair: Victor Nava, VP/Branch Manager, Rabobank El Centro
Governmental Affairs Committee (GAC)
The Governmental Affairs Committee (GAC), representing business in government, reviews various request for project support and discusses other government issues affecting the business community of El Centro and surrounding region. *Ideal for members interested in civic government and local legislation.*
Mission: The mission of the Governmental Affairs Committee (GAC) is to provide basis for the El Centro, Brawley and Imperial Chambers of Commerce to act on local, state and federal issues impacting the regional business community so a favorable and profitable business climate is secured.
Committee Chair: TBD
This committee works to retain and increase membership by assessing and accommodating the needs of members and strengthens member relations by assisting all members in utilizing their benefits. *Ideal for members interested in networking and fostering and/or strengthening relationships.*
Mission: To actively recruit and retain members by developing a plan of action to better disseminate information regarding the benefits and services offered through membership in the El Centro Chamber of Commerce.
Committee Chair: TBD
Special Events Committee
These committees assist in planning the Chambers special and signature events. The Chamber has four large events each year that act as major fundraisers. These events include: the Air Show Gala, Annual Dinner Meeting, El Centro Christmas Parade and the Air Show Gala Fashion Show & Ladies Night. Ideas, planning and strategies are discussed and created at these meetings. Each events subcommittee meets monthly as needed based on dates selected by event chair. *Ideal for event planners, creating thinkers and members interested in social events.*
Mission: To continue to offer events that encourage membership involvement and promote goodwill between the Chamber, its members and the general public.
Committee Chair: Terri Rogers, Owner, Rogers & Rogers Auto


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Quest. 4: How may we know God?
Quest. 4: How may we know God?
Ans: We may know God only as he has been pleased to reveal himself to us.
Job 11:7. Canst thou by searching find out God? canst thou find out the Almighty unto perfection?
Psa. 19:1–3. 1The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork. 2Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night sheweth knowledge. 3There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard.
Acts 17:27–28. 27That they should seek the Lord, if haply they might feel after him, and find him, though he be not far from every one of us: 28For in him we live, and move, and have our being...
See also: Gen. 1:1; Jn. 1:9, 18; Rom. 1:18–25; 2:14–16; Col. 2: 9; 1 Tim. 3:16; Heb.1:1–3.
God is our Creator; we are his creatures. The Scriptures are careful to maintain this Creator–creature distinction and relation. Therefore we can only know him as he is pleased to reveal himself to us. He is infinite; we are finite. He is absolute [self–existent and without any external limitations]; we are relative [dependent upon God and outward circumstances for our existence and meaning]. We are not only limited by our creatureliness, but also by the intellectual consequences [noetic effects] of sin (Rom. 1:18–25; 1 Cor. 2:14).
God has revealed himself to us in various ways. These ways are progressive in nature and history: first, God has revealed himself to us through the light of nature. Man is the image–bearer of God, and possesses an instinct for the Divine. The noetic effects of sin have dulled and distorted this. Man by nature is incurably religious, but lacks both the ability and motivation to seek God aright (Acts 17:22–31). He is "epistemologically bankrupt," i.e., sinfully futile in his incapacitated reasoning and suppresses what truth he does know, as his inner being is "darkened" (Rom. 1:18–25; Eph. 4:17–19). Second, God has revealed himself in and through his creation to the extent that fallen man is inexcusable, although he suppresses this witness (Rom. 1:18–20). See Question 10. Third, God has revealed himself through his providential dealings in history, but man interprets such superstitiously from his own presuppositions in terms of chance, fate or luck, not giving glory to God (Rom. 1:21–25; 2 Pet. 3:3–6). See Question 35. Fourth, God has revealed himself through his Word. This revelation has been inscripturated and preserved (Jn. 17:17; 1 Tim. 3:16; 2 Pet. 1:20–21). It remains for all time as a witness to God's nature, character, purpose and veracity. In the Scriptures alone is the message of salvation and reconciliation. Finally, God has revealed himself in and through the Lord Jesus Christ, his eternal Son and the only Redeemer (Jn. 1:14, 18; Phil. 2:5–11; 1 Tim. 3:16; Heb. 1:1–4). See Questions 25, 70–75.
It is through the Scriptures that we may know God, ourselves, understand the world about us, and have a definite and authoritative revelation concerning salvation from sin, righteous living, human history and our own destiny. Do you know him? Do you know him and yourself as revealed in his Word? Do you know him savingly in the Lord Jesus?
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Bupa Dental – Parramatta
Regular visits to your dentist, along with good oral hygiene, are important for keeping your mouth healthy for life. We recommend visiting your dentist every six months, which can prevent uncomfortable and often expensive oral health treatments, sparing you unnecessary stress.
We understand that it's not always easy to find time for these regular visits, which is why we open early throughout the week. It's also why we have lunchtime appointments available. To help make dental care even more accessible to the Parramatta community, our clinical staff (dentists, oral hygienists, and dental nurses) can speak a variety of languages.
Our experienced professionals and modern facilities help us deliver high-quality dental treatments that cater to a large range of needs. Some patients may only need basic, preventive care, such as check-ups and cleans, while others may require more extensive treatments like root canals or crowns. No matter what your circumstances might be, we carefully tailor your treatments based on your oral health needs and your preferences where possible, making sure to explain each step and your possible options in an easy-to-understand way.
We aim to make your dental visit as pleasant and seamless as possible, which is why we prioritise quality treatments and a fantastic customer experience. From our friendly, helpful staff to a handy location near Westfield Parramatta, you can depend on Bupa Dental to help take the worry out of maintaining a lifelong, healthy smile.


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For Republic FC coach Paul Buckle, it's been a whirlwind year
Friday marked the one-year anniversary of Paul Buckle's arrival as Republic FC's coach.
The Englishman's first American coaching gig has been a challenging but positive experience since he replaced Preki on July 8, 2015.
"There's been a lot that's happened in a year," Buckle said. "I'm very proud of the performances and records in terms of wins that we have in that time. ... It's really good. I'm really enjoying the job. The players are great to work with every day. I look forward to coming in; I think we all do."
Buckle took over a team that had won the 2014 USL championship in its inaugural campaign but sputtered in the first half of Year 2 under Preki.
Buckle debuted with a stunning 1-0 upset of English Premier League team Sunderland AFC in a friendly at Bonney Field, followed by a late-season surge that enabled Republic FC to finish near the top of the Western Conference – a 0-0 draw on the last day of the regular season cost it first place – and reach the playoffs. The Republic lost in the first round to LA Galaxy II.
Then there were the big offseason player departures that left Republic FC younger and less experienced in a USL that expanded from 24 to 29 teams while continuing to get more competitive.
There also was the creation of the ambitious and expensive academy program that Buckle and club officials saw as a necessity for future success as Sacramento continues its pursuit of a Major League Soccer expansion franchise.
There was the early-season blip in which Republic FC lost a franchise-worst three consecutive league matches and the disappointing third-round ouster by the lower-division Kitsap Pumas in the U.S. Open Cup at Bonney Field.
But Republic FC went unbeaten in nine consecutive USL games before Real Monarchs SLC rallied late to beat Sacramento 3-2 last Wednesday night at Bonney Field.
"I think he has done a great job," Republic FC president Warren Smith said. "It was tough coming in last year with players and a system that was not yours. He adjusted and got us back into the playoffs, which I thought was fantastic. And look at the results so far this season. He's got us into the top (three) in the Western Conference after that little challenge at the beginning of the season. He has righted the ship."
They've done it with one of the league's smallest rosters – only 22 players are under contract – while Buckle has turned several little-used players from last season into key contributors this year. They include forward Cameron Iwasa, defender Derek Foran and goalkeeper Dominik Jakubek, all now starters.
Jakubek said Buckle is bringing out the best in his players.
"He's doing a fantastic job," Jakubek said. "He really allows us to enjoy our football, which is really important. … The most important thing is that coach Buckle respects us as (people) first rather than just good soccer players. That's key (to) our team success. Obviously we have to perform well, but he wants good people out here, good people representing the club, the city."
Director of football Graham Smith knew Preki had ambitions of coaching again at a higher level, so he was on the watch for a potential successor well before the former MLS coach decided to leave for a coaching opportunity in the United Kingdom that hasn't panned out.
Smith knew Buckle, after coaching professionally for eight seasons in England, had relocated to the United States with his wife, Rebecca Lowe, an NBC Sports broadcaster. But Smith had to allay some initial fears about Buckle. His last coaching stint in England with Cheltenham Town FC didn't go well. He lasted 13 games.
And Republic FC fans loved Preki for his wide-open, dare-to-stop-us attacking style.
But Graham Smith promised in that July 8 news conference that Buckle's "attributes will be seen as we go along. The future here is very, very strong and positive."
Smith looks like a prophet now.
"We are in a far healthier state now than we've ever been as a football club," said Smith, who turned over his technical director duties to Buckle shortly after he was hired.
Buckle has had to make more than just on-field adjustments. He and Lowe became parents in April with the arrival of Edward "Teddy" Christopher Buckle – "having a newborn is the best thing that ever happened to Rebecca and (me)" – and there's been the move from Connecticut to the Sacramento area.
Buckle, who is in the second year of a five-year agreement with Republic FC, says he loves the weather – so unlike rainy England – and the welcoming nature of the fans and the community. But he wishes he could share it with his father, Johnny, who is battling health issues in England.
"That's the tough side," Buckle said. "I'd love my dad to be here watching these games. It's the only club he hasn't seen me manage or be involved with from a player to a coach."
Although Graham Smith notes that Buckle has the top UEFA Pro coaching license – "so he can go anywhere" – he believes Buckle will be with the team through Republic FC's expected transition to MLS.
"He's not going anywhere," Smith said.
Buckle seconds that.
"I came to this club to build something," Buckle said. "We've bought a home here. I've moved lock-stock to show my commitment. Everybody knows that if you have longevity as a manager, then you normally have success. But that longevity doesn't come without ups and downs."
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story included an incorrect date for when Paul Buckle replaced Preki as Republic FC coach. The correct date is July 8, 2015.
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Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American businessman, television personality, politician, and the 45th President of the United States. Born and raised in Queens, New York City, Trump received an economics degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. In 1971, he took charge of his family's real estate and construction firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son, which was later renamed The Trump Organization. During his business career, Trump has built, renovated, and managed numerous office towers, hotels, casinos, and golf courses. He owned the Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants from 1996 to 2015, and has lent the use of his name in the branding of various products. From 2004 to 2015, he hosted The Apprentice, a reality television series on NBC.
Trump won the presidential election on November 8, 2016, against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and assumed office on January 20, 2017. Elected at age 70, he is the oldest and wealthiest person to assume the presidency, the first without prior military or governmental service, and the fifth elected with less than a plurality of the national popular vote. His presidency has been widely polarizing.
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S&P 500 and the Nasdaq touched record highs
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq touched record highs for the second straight day on Tuesday following a spate of upbeat corporate earnings, while Emmanuel Macron's victory in the French presidential election improved risk appetite.
The VIX , Wall Street's "fear gauge", hit its lowest level in more than a decade earlier in the day. A lower VIX typically indicates a bullish outlook for stocks.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to its highest in a month, while gold prices fell, indicating a shift in investor preference for riskier assets.
However, analysts cautioned against investor complacency, especially after the market's strong run since Donald Trump's elections as U.S. president.
"In the short-term, investors can enjoy this run, but they should start to hedge their positions and look for safety," said Christian Magoon, chief executive at Amplify ETFs in Chicago, Illinois.
"Given world events, common sense would say there should be at least average volatility in daily price movement on the S&P 500. The index seems to be very lethargic."
The index has not moved more than 0.4 percent in either direction in the past 11 trading days.
At 11:03 a.m. ET the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) was up 8.97 points, or 0.04 percent, at 21,021.25, the S&P 500 (SPX) was up 2.03 points, or 0.08 percent, at 2,401.41 and the Nasdaq Composite (IXIC) was up 23.57 points, or 0.39 percent, at 6,126.23.
Five of the 11 major S&P sectors were higher, while the typically defensive plays such as utilities and telecom services fell.
Endo International (O:ENDP), Office Depot (O:ODP) and Marriott (O:MAR) also rose after reporting better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
Wayfair surged to an all-time high of $62.65 after the online furniture retailer revenue beat analysts' expectations.
Declining issues outnumbered advancers on the NYSE by 1,462 to 1,304. On the Nasdaq, 1,439 issues rose and 1,214 fell.
The S&P 500 index showed 37 52-week highs and three lows, while the Nasdaq recorded 80 highs and 38 lows.


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"Frozen" is a phenomenon.
There's just no getting around that. The Disney animated feature, released way back in 2013, made more than $1 billion at the global box office and won the Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song ("Let It Go"). Along the way, it has inspired an animated short (the utterly charming "Once Upon a Time." But that's just the beginning -- there will soon be a Broadway musical (currently in previews in Denver), a full-fledged sequel (with a tentative release date of November 27, 2019) and a brand-new holiday special debuting this Christmas alongside Pixar's "Coco." And by all indications this special, called "Olaf's Frozen Adventure," is going to be pretty special.
Earlier this summer, at the D23 Expo, Josh Gad sang one of the new songs from the special (written by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson) on stage and it was a hoot. The special is concerned with Anna and Elsa, who, with a newly free and open Arendelle, are able to celebrate the holidays for the first time in forever (see what I did there?) So it's up to Olaf to find the best holiday celebrations. Chaos, inevitably, ensues. It looks very cute.
We were down at Walt Disney World a couple of weeks ago speaking to "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" producer Roy Conli about his work on the gorgeous Disneynature film "Born in China" (out on home video next week) and had to ask him what we could expect from this latest "Frozen" romp.
"Well, first of all, they're going to get four new songs, which are wonderful," Conli said.
He then admitted that he was uneasy about coming aboard such a beloved franchise: "I came onto this a little concerned because you're taking one of the crown jewels."
Still, he's got a crackerjack team behind him, including directors Stevie Wermers and Kevin Deters, who created the "Prep & Landing" Christmas specials for Walt Disney Animation Studios and ABC. "We, being me and Stevie Wermers and Kevin Deters, who directed it, joked that they've become the holiday experts," Conli said. (They have!)
Clearly everyone involved wanted this to be special and to really advance the overall "Frozen" story. "We really wanted to make sure that it was not only in the world but furthered the world of the characters. It's really cool. You get to know Olaf a little bit better. You see a side of the ladies that you didn't see in the film. Even Kristoff has a legitimate song," Conli revealed.
One of the biggest thrills for the producer, though, was getting to work with the cast (everyone is returning for the special). "The cast of that film -- what a delight!" Conli said. "Josh Gad is a really amazing performer. Kristen and Idina were incredible. We sat, slack-jawed, when Idina came in. This is a somewhat diminutive person. And it was like, This is why she's a star."
"Born in China" hits Blu-ray, Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere on August 29. "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" premieres with "Coco," opening nationwide on November 22.
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It was the Afrikaner's darkest hour when the diehards of the Anglo Boer War locked horns twelve years later: On the one side the government forces (Kakies) of Prime Minister Louis Botha and his Minister of Defence, Jan Smuts – and on the other, the rebellion commandoes of General Koos de la Rey and Commandant Generals Christiaan de Wet and Christiaan Beyers. Only a few months later, all was over. The end was bitterer than that of 1902.
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Golf Academy Manager | Richmond Park Golf Course
High percentage of all coaching income + hourly rate
Richmond Park Golf Course is one of the UK's busiest golf venues with two 18-hole courses, driving range, academy course and the Nineteen Bar & Kitchen. We now require a Golf Academy Manager to oversee all coaching activity at our venue and assist with our general golf services.
The Golf Academy Manager will have unlimited potential to develop his or her own coaching business at our modern facilities. In addition, you will take personal responsibility for managing the coaching team to deliver a profitable coaching programme and maintain consistently high standards.
Reporting to the General Manager, you will have a proactive approach to creating and delivering golf development initiatives for our regular market and importantly, the wider community.
The Golf Academy Manager will also be expected to work at least one shift per week in our golf services team as Duty Manager, supporting the day to day operations of our overall golf business. This ensures a close relationship with our management team and provides an excellent opportunity to engage with our customers and members.
This is a vital role within our management team and ideal for someone looking to gain management experience as a golf coach. The last few years at Richmond Park Golf Course has been a real success story and we are proud of our results. We are passionate about our business and providing the very best customer experience, and you must be too.
Golf Academy Manager role:
- Support the General Manager in the planning and budgeting of the annual coaching programme.
- Delivering lessons and coaching activities within a team of golf coaches.
- Managing the overall coaching operation, including enquiries and bookings, presentation of the academy facilities and financial procedures.
- Maintain a safe working environment that adheres to company heath and safety policies and procedures.
- Support the overall golf business as Duty Manager for a minimum of one shift per week.
What we look for in a Golf Academy Manager:
- A recognised golf coaching qualification, ideally PGA class AA status.
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- An understanding of what amazing customer service looks like.
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- Enjoys being an active member of a team.
- Excellent communication skills.
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- Skilled in organising and planning.
- Excellent verbal communication.
- Flexibility to work weekends.
We operate a generous earning structure for all our golf coaches, where they receive 70% of their gross coaching income on a self-employed basis. The Golf Academy Manager will benefit from the higher rate of 80% of gross income.
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Cold Weather Nailcare
The cold weather months of winter can play havoc with your nails, which can be very frustrating if you have spent the whole of last year caring for your cuticles with a great nail care regime.
Cold weather can dehydrate your nails and cuticles, as well as your hands, which in turn can make your nails more prone to breaking or discolouration.
So, if your hands, cuticles or nails are feeling a bit dry, it might be time to give them some winter warming love.
Top Tips for caring for your nails and cuticles in cold winter weather
The best nail care advice for when you are out in the cold weather is to cover up your hands and reduce the exposure of the nail and cuticle to the cold.
Also, always make sure you dry your hands when they have been washed or are wet as this can also sap the hand of moisture.
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Phenomen Oil is great for your nails during winter because of the benefit of rehydration it gives to the cuticle when used regularly. It contains Vitamin E, Jojoba, Sweet Almond Oil and Rice Oil which heals and nourishes dry cuticles and promotes strong nail growth.
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Skyline Luge Queenstown
The Skyline Queenstown Luge is a thrilling gravity fueled ride for all ages and abilities and one of the top things to do in Queenstown.
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Located an easy 5 minute walk from central Queenstown and exclusively accessed by scenic Gondola, Skyline Queenstown is a 'must-see' attraction during your visit to Queenstown. Enjoy the spectacular 220 degree panorama views before getting your adrenaline fix on the Luge.
Jump on your specialised Luge cart and take control as you zoom down the Luge. Then catch the Luge chairlift back to the start zone and do it all over again - once is never enough!
The Scenic Track is a leisurely ride with gentle gradient, easy bends, tunnels and dips. The Advanced Track has a steeper gradient and is a more adventurous ride with the thrill of banked corners, tunnels, dippers and cuttings.
Skyline Luge Queenstown , Brecon Street, Central Queenstown, Queenstown, 9348, New Zealand.
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Much like our nation, our US public health infrastructure grew in fits and starts, with help from patriots across the political spectrum. In 1798, President John Adams, a federalist, created the first public health institutions in America when he signed into law the "Act for the Relief of Sick & Disabled Seaman", leading to the establishment of a network of hospitals along coastal waterways in our then decades-old country. In 1878, President Rutherford B. Hayes, a Republican, signed into law the "National Quarantine Act" in response to smallpox and yellow fever outbreaks happening across the globe at the time. In 1936, President Franklin Roosevelt, a Democrat, established what would soon become the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Today, there are hundreds of federal, state and local agencies as part of the nation's public health infrastructure. Thousands of people working each day towards the safety and health of those they share the nation with.
Welcome to STEPS to Value, a podcast that explores the intersection of people, processes & technology in healthcare as the industry moves towards a value-focused model. As the healthcare industry prepares itself for new leadership at the federal, state, and local level, STEPS to Value continues to take an in-depth look at the always evolving relationship between healthcare and public policy. In today's episode, part two of this three-part series, we will gain an insider's view on the give-and-take between policy and public health with Nedra Garrett, Senior Advisor for Informatics at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Nedra also shares her experiences as an Informaticist as part of our Women in HIT series.
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Energy. When it pulses strong in our body, we feel it in our gut. I'm sure you may have experienced "butterfly's" in the belly, or what fear feels like there too, perhaps you have loved so deeply your insides, in the belly area, have been flooded with warmth.
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The Essene of this day, as a group.
"The Essene of this day, like two thousand years ago, form a group. No matter if we're two, four, or two hundred, we each know our own growth is our own responsibility, our own choices are our own responsibility, but together as a group we have a responsibility and function in this world as well. We are the physical executive group of a larger scheme. The bigger picture is this world, this universe and its evolution. By each taking responsibility for our own actions we can together form a strong group who can achieve great things. We are the group that makes sure the world can access the information that is needed to effect real change. To help each and everyone on this planet by given them the possibility to learn the truth about this life and why we live it. That is the most precious gift possible, because by knowing what the goal of this life is, we can avoid wasting it.
To make it possible for people to know how they can give meaning to their lives, we will start with this website, and work from there. All we need is for people to help spread the word. If anybody feels the need to learn more, please learn from this site and learn for your self how to make your own life better. When learning, you will learn more and more to live for your soul, for your purpose in life and if your future hold to contribute to this cause, you will feel it within you.
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Gabriela Riley, brazilian-american singer songwriter, has returned to New York to share the fruits of her work after five years integrated into the music scene of Rio de Janeiro and greater Brazil. Having worked recording and writing with artists such as Jõao Donato (Sintetizamor), Arnaldo Antunes (Já É), Kassin (Relax) and US duo On Fillmore (Glenn Kotche of Wilco and Darin Gray - Happiness of Living). On April 7th she, alongside young musical talent of NY, Connor Schulze, will share songs from her forthcoming and first solo record in an intimate duo setting
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Americano's "Meadow for Eeyore" is the Chamomile Highball We All Deserve
The classic highball uses Portland-based Imbue Petal & Thorn vermouth. Created by Kate Bolton of Americano (Portland, Oregon).
- 11⁄2 ounce Imbue Petal & Thorn vermouth
- 1⁄2 ounce honey syrup (1:1)
- 10 dashes chamomile tincture
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Mac O/S – Viewing / Opening ZIP Files
The Mac O/S does not natively open password protected ZIP archive files which are used to download your Notes and Notebooks.
The error provided by the Mac O/S can be vague making it seem like the download was corrupted.
Several paid software packages are available but for a FREE option, we suggest Keka. (http://www.kekaosx.com/en/doc.php)
What is the format of a Forensic Note if I download it?
Forensic Notes and Forensic Notebooks are both saved in PDF format and therefore readable on any device capable of viewing PDF documents.
Each Forensic Note and Forensic Notebook is associated with a digital Timestamp issued by an Independent and Trusted Timestamping Authority (TSA).
Forensic Notes and Forensic Notebooks are downloaded within a password protected ZIP archive to help ensure the security of your private information.
How do I download a Forensic Note?
You can download the currently selected Forensic Note via:
- "Download Forensic Note" link
– Located in the upper right corner of the screen (if visible)
Download icon within the "Selected Notebook" panel
- Download icon within the "Selected Notebook" panel
NOTE: You MUST select the note you want to download prior to initiating the download process.
How do I download a Forensic Notebook?
You can download the currently selected Forensic Notebook via:
- "Download Forensic Notebook" link
– Located in upper right corner of the screen (is visible)
- Download icon within the "Selected Notebook" panel
- Download icon within the "Selected Notebook" panel
NOTE: You MUST have the Forensic Notebook root node selected to download the Notebook.
How do I extract the files from the downloaded ZIP file?
For details on how to extract the files from the password protected ZIP archive, please refer to our article "Extract Forensic Notes from ZIP".
What happens if I forget the password I set for my ZIP archive downloads?
The password can be retrieved by hovering your mouse over the 'eye' symbol within the "Download Forensic Note" link.
Sorry, your password can't currently be viewed on mobile devices.
Please log into your Forensic Notes account on a desktop and follow instructions above.
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text: Legislative Ethics Commission State Week: Legislature's Ethics Watchdog 'Powerless'; Pritzker Reportedly Under Investigation By Sean Crawford, Brian Mackey, Daisy Contreras & Charles N. Wheeler III • Apr 26, 2019 Brian Mackey / NPR Illinois Illinois' former legislative inspector general went public this week with a complaint that one of her reports was buried. She says the office is desperately in need of reform, and absent that, is effectively powerless. Meanwhile, WBEZ-FM is reporting Gov. J.B. and First Lady M.K. Pritzker are under federal investigation for removing toilets from a mansion in order to lower their property tax bill. A Call For Transparency By Charles N. Wheeler III • Jan 18, 2018 PHOTO CREDIT BRIAN MACKEY / NPR ILLINOIS - TAXREBATE.ORG.UK / CC BY 2.0 / A DERIVATIVE OF "MAGNIFIER GLASS AND MONEY" - PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY CARTER STALEY / NPR ILLINOIS Commentary: Expanded economic interest disclosures would lead to more accountability State Week: Are Voters Thinking About 2018? By Sean Crawford, Brian Mackey & Charles N. Wheeler III • Nov 17, 2017 Brian Mackey / NPR Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner and Republican challenger Rep. Jeanne Ives hit the road this week. On the Democratic side, J.B. Pritzker sets a deadline for releasing his tax returns, after Sen. Daniel Biss compared him to President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Rauner signs ethics legislation that will allow the new legislative inspector general to investigate a backlog of complaints dating back nearly three years. Statehouse Ethical Issues Might Need Outside Oversight, Legislators Say By Daisy Contreras • Nov 14, 2017 Daisy Contreras / NPR Illinois The Illinois General Assembly took some steps last week to address concerns of sexual harassment in the statehouse. But some lawmakers themselves don't think legislators policing each other is the best approach. Women's Caucus Created By State Senators By Jaclyn Driscoll • Nov 9, 2017 Jaclyn Driscoll Women in the Illinois Senate plan to advance their voices in leadership with the creation of their own caucus. Women on both sides of the aisle say they've had a significant role in crafting policy, but may not always get the credit they deserve. General Assembly Tackles Sexual Harassment Measures During Veto Session By Daisy Contreras • Nov 7, 2017 Daisy Contreras / NPR Illinois With the final week of veto session underway, the Illinois General Assembly took action meant to address sexual harassment at the state Capitol. "Technicality" Results in Backlog of Ethical Complaints at Capitol By Jaclyn Driscoll • Nov 3, 2017 Wikimedia commons As sexual harassment allegations sweep across the nation, the Illinois legislature is now under fire for a lack of reporting procedures after a staffing vacancy allowed dozens of complaints, not necessarily sexual in nature, to go nowhere. Illinois Issues: Legislative Checklist By Daisy Contreras & Maureen Foertsch McKinney • May 4, 2017 Tom Lisi / NPR Illinois The spring legislative session has been overshadowed by a 22-month stretch without a budget. Nevertheless, meaty legislation is being weighed. Those issues include abortion, wage theft, animal research and criminal justice. Fmr. U.S. Attorney Named Acting Legislative Inspector General By Associated Press • Jul 1, 2014 IWU.EDU A former U.S. attorney and legal counsel to former Republican Gov. Jim Edgar has been named acting legislative inspector general. The Legislative Ethics Commission announced in a statement received Tuesdaythat J. William Roberts of Springfield took over in an acting capacity onTuesday. In addition to his tenure as counsel to Edgar and U.S. attorney for the centraldistrict of Illinois, he also was Sangamon County State's Attorney. Roberts takes over for Tom Homer, a former Democratic lawmaker and appellate


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You've seen crowdfunding splashed over social media and business sites. In this week's Bartercard blog, we list the basics and what you should know to successfully raise the finance you need to get your concept to the market.
What is crowdfunding?
It's funding a venture or project by raising monetary contributions online before the concept launches. It's also a way test your idea based off its capital-raising success. If it sinks at crowdfunding stage, it might be a flash in the pan or won't take off in the market at all.
It's a popular space
In 2015, the crowdfunding market raised approximately $34 billion (crowdexpert.com).
The most successful crowdfunding campaign ever is the 'Pebble E-Paper Watch' which raised over $10.2 million in 37 days.
There are many different types of crowdfunding. A few of them are:
Rewards crowdfunding: is where a product is pre-sold to launch a concept, without incurring debt or sacrificing equity.
Equity crowdfunding: is where the backer receives shares in a company in exchange for the money pledged.
Syndicate crowdfunding: adds value by putting three key elements together: a start-up, a lead investor and backers (the latter is an investor who doesn't have extensive experience or wants someone else manage the investment).
Donation crowdfunding: raises contributions towards a charitable cause.
Lending crowdfunding: is where investors are repaid their investment over time.
What does it take to launch a successful crowdfunding campaign?
It does take a marketable concept but it's not as simple as chalking up an idea, creating graphics and copy, and throwing it all up on a crowdfunding site.
What it does take is a well-mapped marketing campaign, assets like brand, website and a database, telling a unique story, building up anticipation and your following on social media leading up to the launch, investing in advertising and PR to secure placement and exposure, preparing all marketing assets like video, press releases and imagery, and engaging audience and potential investors whilst the campaign is live.
It's imperative you have everything lined up before the launch. Translating video and editing it in accents for countries where you think it'll have the most impact could maximise reach and pledges.
The first 48 hours are critical
During launch you will need to constantly show, engage and explain why your product is invaluable, and post frequent updates which will create buzz and give existing fans and advocates more reason to talk.
There are a myriad of crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter, GoFundMe, Indiegogo and Pozible. Research all of them to find the most fitting platform to launch your crowdfunding concept.
Crowdfunding is a smart way to tackle capital at start-up. Bartercard's Business Makeover is another.
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This year at the Auto Show in Beijing, General Motors revealed an upgraded EN-V 2.0 mobility concept. The model was first unveiled two years ago at the World Expo 2010 as the EN-V personal mobility concept, a two-seat car with autonomous driving system. The model receives enough power from one charge to be capable of a 40 km range. The best think about it is that it is just perfect when it comes to traffic congestion, parking places, air quality and it is quite cheap to maintain. The exterior was slightly modified and the interior was improved too. The new concept has now four wheels and so is suited for different weather conditions.
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Did you know that many people are starting to go for art therapy in resolving their personal conflicts? Nowadays, several troubled individuals resort to exploring the beauty of art in overcoming a severe mental disorder or battling against depression and anxiety. There are several ways on how this kind of therapy is m1ade. In this article, our primary focus would be about the act of visiting museums to calm your mind, renew your energy and overcome your struggles.
Make sure to read this article for the smart tips to remember. Keep in mind that there are various rules to follow when it comes to visiting museums. You cannot just show up and expect other people to do the work for you. Here are some of the tips to keep in mind:
Set A Schedule First
The critical part of coming over to a museum is choosing the date for your actual visit. As much as possible, book ahead of time so that you will not experience any hassle in securing tickets. Another advantage of scheduling earlier is that you can have a longer time to research about the museum that you are visiting. Keep in mind that it is crucial to be aware of the essential details about the place before checking their art.
Choose A Companion
Checking paintings, sculptures and other forms of art is a beautiful experience, especially if you share it with someone who matters in your life. Hence, it is best if you will start to choose a companion whom you want to explore the museum with. This person can be your partner, a close friend or a family member. Take note that that the choice is up to you. However, if you prefer to visit alone, you can also do it as long as you plan the itinerary ahead of time.
Research About The Place
As already mentioned above, it is best if you will search for the place first. Keep in mind that there are some rules and regulations that you have to observe if you want to have a great time in the museum. As such, you must find time to check out these guidelines ahead of time to ensure that you will not violate them on the date of actual visit. Remember that being prepared is one of the vital keys to having an unforgettable experience in the museum. Fortunately, it is now easy to look up for specific information about a place. All you must do is go online and search for the website of the museum or read the online reviews left by previous visitors.
Keep Your Phone Off
When checking out the collection in the art place, it is best if you can turn your phone off. Take note that you are not the only one who is checking the area. There is a high possibility that you can disturb the other persons who are also trying out art therapy to make them feel relaxed. At the same time, having your phone on as you course through the museum can be a great distraction on your part. To enjoy the benefits of art therapy, it is crucial for you to set your heart and mind to it. Never allow any distractions or interruptions.
Listen To The Tour Guide
If you get lucky, it is possible that you can explore the museum with a tour guide who is highly knowledgeable about the art available there. When you get this opportunity, be sure to enjoy it. Feel free to ask questions about the pieces of art that your life. However, do not forget to be courteous by waiting for the other person to stop speaking before you open your mouth. Also, be respectful enough to listen to her as she explains about the beautiful collection.
Art therapy is effective, and many people claim that it changed their life. Our only wish for you is that you also get to experience it in the future. Remember that it is always a good idea to visit your therapist or psychiatrist before you try art therapy. Keep in mind that this form of treatment is not for everyone, which is why you must be careful in doing it. Enjoy art and may it help you heal.


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The Farm Shop
Located at 241 Lexington Avenue. Every Saturday croissant and other breakfast pastries arrive at 9:00 am. Remember, they last until they're gone - so get there early!
Farmers and Artisans
At 4557 Main Street in Snyder, NY. features locally and regionally grown & produced dairy products, bakery items, chef prepared foods, pastured meats and eggs, fresh produce, artisan cheeses, pantry items, and sustainable seafood offerings.
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This is a scalable context timeline. It contains events related to the event March 13, 2003: EPA Withdraws Water Cleanup Rule. You can narrow or broaden the context of this timeline by adjusting the zoom level. The lower the scale, the more relevant the items on average will be, while the higher the scale, the less relevant the items, on average, will be.
The EPA issues a publication which states that in the event of a terrorist attack causing the release of hazardous substances, the EPA would respond under the authority of the NCP (see 1972). "The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has statutory authorities and responsibilities to prepare for and respond to emergencies involving oil and hazardous substances, pollutants or contaminants, which include chemical, biological and radiological materials that could also be components of a weapon of mass destruction (WMD)…. EPA carries out its preparedness and response efforts primarily under the mandate of the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP) and the Radiological Response Program." [Environmental Protection Agency, 5/2000 ]
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The Environmental Protection Agency withdraws a Clinton era rule that imposes total pollution limits for all water bodies and requires federal oversight on the clean-up of nearly 300,000 miles of rivers and 5 million acres of lakes. The move will make it easier for states to remove waterways from the clean-up list and more difficult for other waterways to be added. [Perks and Wetstone, 1/2003, pp. 17-18 ; Environmental Defense Center, 1/13/2003]
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The Environmental Protection Agency grants the oil and gas industry a two-year reprieve from regulations aimed at reducing contaminated water run-off from construction sites. The Clinton-era EPA phase II stormwater pollution rule "A"
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The Environmental Protection Agency withdraws a June 2000 rule intended to clean up waters polluted by nonpoint source pollution such as agricultural runoff. The Total Maximum Daily Load was set to take effect under the Clean Water Act. [Florida Department of Environmental Protection, 6/8/2005] The rule was opposed by the construction industry which claimed it would increase building costs by requiring contractors to comply with "costly and burdensome water quality requirements." [Associated Builders and Contractors, 3/21/2003]
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