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Spencer, J.
1. The question referred to us is:
Whether a tenant in occupation of trust lands belonging to a temple or mosque can enforce a compulsory sale under Section 9 of the Madras City Tenants Protection Act and require the temple or mosque to deliver the land to him on a valuation to be made by the Court.
2. There is no difficulty to my mind in including the trustees of temples, mosques and other religious endowments, within the definition of 'landlord' in Section 2 of Madras Act III of 1922, as they certainly are persons entitled to collect the rent of the land on behalf of another person. A greater difficulty arises when we come to consider Section 9. This section provides for the compulsory sale by a landlord of land in the possession of a tenant in the City of Madras from which the tenant is sought to be ejected in a suit instituted under the Presidency Small Cause Courts Act. The explanation to this section defines 'land' as:
The interest of the landlord in the land and all other interests which he can convey under any power.
3. What are the interests which he can convey under any power? If they signify easements and other subsidiary interests, it would have been easy for the Act to so describe them. If the title to the land is intended to be included, has a trustee power to convey it? In Palaniappa Chetty v. Sreemath Devasikamony Pandara Sannadhi I.L.R. (1917) Mad. 709 the Judicial Committee quoting the words of Lord Justice Knight Bruce in Hanoomanpersaud Panday v. Mussumat Babooee Munraj Koonweree (1856) 6 M.I.A. 393 observe:
The power of the manager for an infant heir to charge an estate not his own is under the Hindu Law a limited and qualified power. It can only be exercised rightly in a case of need or for the benefit of the estate.
4. And at page 716 quoting Sir Montague E. Smith's words [from Prosunno Kumari Debya v. Golab Chand Baboo (1875) 2 I.A. 145 they say:
There is no doubt that, as a general rule of Hindu Law, property given for the maintenance of a religious worship and of charities connected with it, is inalienable.
5. They then proceed to consider what kind of benefit will justify an absolute alienation of temple property. Among benefits to an estate they include the preservation of the estate from extinction, the defence against hostile litigation affecting it, the protection of it from injury or deterioration. These and such like things, they say, would obviously be benefits. In Bawa Magniram Sitaram v. Kasturbhai Manibhai I.L.R.(1922) 46 Bom. 481 there is an observation:
The disability of a shebait to make a permanent grant is not absolute.
6. A trustee then, like the guardian of an infant, has power to convey portions of the corpus of trust property under circumstances of necessity or where the conveyance will be for the benefit of the estate. As the Act which we are considering creates a statutory necessity for landlords to sell portions of their land where the conditions fulfil the terms of the Act, it may be argued that even trustee landlords are under the necessity of selling land to their tenants as provided in Section 9. A similar statutory necessity arises when land is acquired by Government under the Land Acquisition Act. Section 31 of that Act speaks of persons 'having a limited interest' in land and provides for cases where there is no person competent to alienate the land.' Section 32 also speaks of certain persons as having 'no power to alienate' lands acquired under the Act. In Kamini Debiv. Pramatha Nath Mookerjee I.L.R.(1912) Calc 33 Mookerjee, J., observes that trustees will come under the category of persons who have 'no power to alienate' land dedicated to an idol or to religious charitable purposes. In this Presidency also it is the practice to apply these sections whenever land belonging to temples and mosques is acquired for a public purpose. But Section 32 provides a safeguard for the preservation of the money awarded as compensation by directing that it shall be invested in the purchase of other lands and meanwhile deposited or invested in some approved securities. Madras Act III of 1922 does not contain any such safeguard. The presumption, therefore, is that the legislature did not intend to so endanger the preservation of trust properties as to include them under the definition of 'land' which can be conveyed under 'any power.' I am, therefore, of opinion, that the question referred to us should be answered in the negative.
Venkatasubba Rao, J.
7. I entirely agree. The question to be determined in this reference is whether a tenant can compel a trustee of a temple under Section 9 of the Madras City Tenants Protection Act, Madras Act III of 1922, to sell him the land on which the tenant has constructed a building. The point has been referred for the opinion of the High Court by the Judge of the City Civil Court, Madras, who states that more than a hundred ejectment suits are now pending disposal in respect of land belonging to a temple or a mosque or other charitable or religious trust and that he entertains considerable doubt regarding the interpretation of the word 'land' in Section 9 of the said Act.
8. The object of the Act is stated to be to give protection to tenants, who, in many parts of the City of Madras, have constructed buildings on others' lands in the hope that they will not be evicted so long as they pay a fair rent for the land.
9. Section 3 provides that every tenant shall on ejectment be entitled to be paid as compensation the value of any building erected upon the land.
10. Section 4 enacts that, in a suit for ejectment in which the landlord succeeds, the Court shall ascertain the amount of compensation payable under Section 3 and direct that, on payment by the landlord of the amount so found due, the tenant shall put the landlord into possession of the land with the building thereon.
11. It will be seen that the effect of Sections 3 and 4 is that the landlord becomes on payment of a price the owner of the tenant's building.
12. Section 9 provides for cases where tenants are not anxious to obtain compensation for the buildings, but on the contrary are desirous of obtaining the land on which the buildings stand. It enacts that any tenant, who is entitled to compensation under Section 3 and against whom a suit in ejectment has been instituted, may apply to the Court for an order that the landlord shall be directed to sell the land for a price to be fixed by the Court. The Court shall then fix the price and shall order that the tenant shall pay into Court the price so fixed. On payment of the price the Court shall pass a final order directing the conveyance of the land by the landlord to the tenant. Under Section 9, therefore, the tenant, instead of parting with his building, becomes the owner of the land on which the building has been constructed.
13. The term 'landlord' is defined by Clause (3) of Section 2. 'Landlord' means any person owning any land, and includes every person entitled to collect the rent, whether on his own account or on behalf of another person, or by virtue of any transfer from the owner, or of any order of a competent Court, or of any provision of law.
14. The definition is comprehensive enough to include trustee of a charitable endowment. I may state that a farmer of rents, a usufructuary mortgagee, a receiver appointed by Court, a committee of a lunatic or a guardian of a minor Would undoubtedly come within the definition. But the difficulty is created by the explanation to Section 9. It runs thus: 'land' means:
the interest of the landlord in the land and all other interests which he can convey under any power.
15. A person absolutely owning the land can convey it, but what is the interest that can be conveyed in the case of a person who is entitled to an interest short of absolute ownership? If a lease is granted by a usufructuary mortgagee or by a lessee for a term of years, if either of them files a suit against a tenant who has erected a building, it cannot possibly be contended that by a conveyance under Section 9 a higher right can pass to the tenant than is possessed by the mortgagee or the lessee, the plaintiff in the suit. But there is a class of landlords who occupy a position very different from that occupied either by absolute owners or persons with admittedly a very limited light in the property such as lessees for a term of years or usufructuary mortgagees. To take only a few cases, managers of joint undivided Hindu families, Hindu widows, trustees of temples or other religious endowments and guardians of minors would fall in this category. There are no words in the Act which indicate the intention of the legislature in regard to these various classes of landlords. It is indeed strange that an Act, whose assumed object is to afford protection to tenants should be silent on matters so vital as this. On behalf of the tenants it has been argued before us that we must presume that the legislature intended to protect tenants irrespective of considerations that have reference to the extent of interest possessed by the landlords in the land leased. I do not think we would be justified in presuming anything of the kind. We must gather the intention of the Act, if possible, from the words used.
16. What is the meaning of the words 'under any power' used in Section 9? The word 'power' occurs both in Indian Acts and decisions of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and of various Courts in India. Confining my observations to the case of trustees, I may first refer to Prosunno Kumari Debya v. Golab Chand Baboo (1875) 2 I.A. 145 where Sir Montague B. Smith, in delivering the judgment of their Lordships, observes:
But notwithstanding that property devoted to religious purposes is, as a rule, inalienable, it is, in their Lordships' opinion, competent for the shebait of property dedicated to the worship of an idol to incur debts and borrow money for the proper expenses of keeping up the religious worship, repairing the temples or other possessions of the idol, defending hostile litigious attacks and other like objects. The power, however, to incur such debts must be measured by the existing necessity for incurring them. The authority of the shebait of an idol's estate would appear to be in this respect analogous to that of the manager for an infaut heir.
17. Regarding the power of the manager for an infant heir, the observations of Lord Justice Knight Bruce in Hanoomanpersaud Panday v. Mussumat Babooee Munraj Koonweree (1856) 6 M.I.A. 393 are quoted:
The power of the manager for an infant heir to charge an estate not his own is, under the Hindu Law, a limited and qualified power. It can only be exercised rightly in a case of need or for the benefit of the estate.
18. In Palaniappa Chetty v. Sreemath Devasikamony Pandara Sannadhi I.L.R.(1917) Mad. 709 the power of a trustee to grant a permanent lease of temple lands was considered. Their Lordships of the Judicial Committee held that, unless a trustee is constrained thereto by unavoidable necessity or any benefit accrued to the charity, he cannot grant a lease in perpetuity of debottar lands at a fixed rent. They observe that it is impossible to give a precise definition of 'benefit to the estate' but they indicate that the preservation of the estate from extinction, the defence against hostile litigation affecting it, the protection of it or portions from injury or deterioration by inundation would be benefits.
19. Referring to Hanoomanpersaud Panday v. Mussumat Babooee Munraj Koonweree (1856) 6 M.I.A. 393 their Lordships observe at page 716
In that particular case in reference to which this language was used, the 'necessity' for the loan would appear to have been plain and imperative, the benefit to the estate, the preservation of its existence, obvious.
20. This and similar passages in the judgment will make it clear that the word 'benefit' is used in this context in a special sense.
21. In the course of the judgment their Lordships further observe that it is a breach of duty on the part of a shebait in the absence of necessity or benefit to grant a lease in perpetuity at a fixed rent.
22. An argument was advanced before the Judicial Committee that the charity will be benefited by a transaction which put at the shebait's disposal a sum of money capable of being profitably used. Their Lordships say that no authority has been cited giving any countenance to the notion that a shebait is entitled to sell debottar lands solely for the purpose of investing the price so as to bring in an income larger than that derived from the probably safer and certainly more stable property, the land itself.
23. These principles have not in the slightest degree been departed from in Bawa Magniram Sitaram v. Kasturbhai Manibhai I.L.R.(1922) 46 Bom. 481 where it was held that the disability of a shebait to make a permanent grant is not absolute and that although the manager for the time being has no power to make a permanent alienation in the absence of proved necessity, yet the existence of justification may be presumed from the long lapse of time between the alienation and the challenge of its validity. In that particular case there was an interval of a hundred years between the date of the alienation and the date of the challenge of its validity.
24. It is not necessary to refer to further decisions on this subject and it may be taken to be settled law that the power of a trustee of temple property is limited and that an alienation by him in the absence of necessity or benefit will not be upheld.
25. This being the state of the law, what do the words under 'any power' in Section 9 connote? Can it be said that the trustee can convey the interest which he can convey only when necessity exists or when the alienation is for the benefit of the estate?
26. In other words, if the construction urged on behalf of the tenants is adopted, the explanation to Section 9 will be equivalent to this; 'Land' means the full interest which a trustee can convey under the power possessed by him to convey trust property when necessity exists or the alienation is for the benefit of the estate.
27. I do not think that this construction can be adopted. It has been argued that there is a statutory liability imposed in virtue of the Act itself upon trustees to convey the land and that this constitutes sufficient necessity to justify an alienation. This argument begs the question because the point to be decided by us is 'Does the Act impose such a statutory liability?' The decisions bearing upon the interpretation of the word 'power' used in various Acts such as the Civil s Procedure Code and the Insolvency Act give as very little assistance in understanding the expression 'under any power' in Section 9. I may refer to Fakirchand Motichand v. Motichand Hurruckchand I.L.R.(1883) 7 Bom. 438 which deals with the power vested in the Official Assignee to dispose of the insolvent's son's interest in ancestral property for the payment of his debts and two other similar cases: Rangayya Chetti v. Thanikachalla Mudali I.L.R.(1896) Mad. 74 and Nunna Setti v. Chidaraboyina I.L.R. (1903) Mad. 214. I may also refer to Jagabhai Lalubhai v. Bhukandas Jagjivandas I.L.R. (1887) 11 Bom. 37 which refers to the expression in Section 266 of the Civil Procedure Code (Act XIV of 1882) 'has a disposing power which he may exercise for his own benefit.'
28. The provisions of the Land Acquisition Act I of 1894 seem to me to furnish a guide in regard to the determination of the question at issue. In that Act are to be found three expressions:
(1) persons 'interested in the land';
(2) persons 'entitled to act';
(3) persons 'competent to alienate the land' or 'having power to alienate the same.'
29. Section 3 (g) mentions trustees among persona 'entitled to act.' The clause runs thus: 'The following: persons shall be deemed persons entitled to act as and to the extent hereinafter provided, that is to say, trustees for other persons beneficially interested shall be deemed the persons entitled to act with reference to any such case and that to the same extent as the persons beneficially interested could have acted if free from disability.'
30. If there are no persons competent to alienate the land the Act prescribes that the compensation shall be deposited in Court and the Court shall order the money to be invested in the purchase of other lands. In Kamini Debi v. Pramatha Nath Mookerjee I.L.R.(1912) Calc. 33 and Ramprasanna Nandi Chowdhuri v. Secretary of State for India I.L.R.(1913) Calc. 895 it was held that a shebait is a person incompetent to alienate for the purposes of Sections 31 and 32 of the Land Acquisition Act (I of 1894).
31. Section 10 contemplates the various interests possessed by co-proprietors, sub-proprietors, mortgagees and tenants.
32. Sections 29 and 30 deal with the apportionment of the compensation.
33. In great detail provision is made in the Land Acquisition Act to safeguard the interests possessed by various persons in the land acquired. No such provisions are to be found in the Act under consideration. Are we to assume that the legislature intended that the trustee should be compelled to sell the land and that he should in lien of it receive money which should be thenceforward at his absolute disposal? If the lands in possession of trustees were intended to be included, certainly we should expect to find some provision in the Act dealing with the investment of the funds. To adopt the construction suggested on behalf of the tenants would be in effect to hold that the legislature intended the conversion of trust lands into money without providing for the protection of the money so obtained.
34. We cannot assume that breaches of trust were intended to be facilitated by the Act.
35. These observations may apply to the case of all limited owners, but we have nothing to do with the consequences that may follow from our interpretation of the sections of the Act. If the legislature deems it necessary or desirable to extend further protection to tenants, the Act may be amended but we have nothing to do with it.
36. It is said that this interpretation will cause hardship to the tenants. Under Section 9 the tenant may apply for an order directing the landlord to sell the land. There is nothing in the section to compel the tenant to do so. On his applying for a direction the Court is required to pass an order directing the conveyance of such interest as the landlord can pass. If the landlord cannot pass any interest the tenant cannot acquire it.
37. The contrast between Section 9 of the Act and Section 16 of the Land Acquisition Act is very marked. Under the latter, when the Collector has made an award the land 'vests absolutely in the Government, free from all encumbrances.' The absence of these words in Section 9 indicates conclusively that the sale to the tenant does not vest in him the land absolutely.
38. For these reasons I would answer the question referred to us in the negative.


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Jewish World Review April 27, 2011 23 Nissan, 5771
Weekend Warriors Want More Mayhem
By Roger Simon
These are lawmakers — secure in the marble halls of Congress — who go on the Sunday talk shows to urge the U.S. government to engage in even further acts of global mayhem.
Clearly, our "sanitary" air war in Libya has met with limited success. Keeping our hands clean by using only missiles and jets, the United States was supposed to have defeated Moammar Gadhafi by now.
In a speech to the nation on March 28, President Obama said that the United States "had the ability to stop Gadhafi's forces in their tracks without putting American troops on the ground."
Maybe. Gadhafi's forces have advanced in some parts of Libya since then, while making retreats — possibly for strategic reasons — in others. (If Gadhafi removes his troops from a city and the rebels take over, then Gadhafi is free to shell that city indiscriminately without danger to his own forces.)
But President Obama made very clear he wanted to use U.S. power to prevent Gadhafi from killing his own civilians, not to topple Gadhafi from power.
"Broadening our military mission to include regime change would be a mistake," Obama said. "If we tried to overthrow Gadhafi by force, our coalition would splinter. We would likely have to put U.S. troops on the ground, or risk killing many civilians from the air."
There was a further reason.
"To be blunt, we went down that road in Iraq," Obama said. "Regime change there took eight years, thousands of American and Iraqi lives, and nearly a trillion dollars. That is not something we can afford to repeat in Libya."
The Weekend Warriors disagree. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said on CNN this Easter Sunday, "My recommendation to NATO and the administration is to cut the head of the snake off, go to Tripoli, start bombing Gadhafi's inner circle, their compounds, their military headquarters in Tripoli."
Graham, who served as a lawyer in the Air Force, may, along with the Air Force itself, have an overrated opinion of the power of strategic bombing. In 1986, Ronald Reagan sent 33 jets that dropped 64,000 pounds of explosives on Gadhafi's living quarters, but missed him, killing his 15-month-old daughter instead. (Afterward, a U.S. spokesman said the infant was only adopted, as if that made some kind of difference.) We also lost a U.S. pilot.
Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., also told CNN's Candy Crowley Sunday that "it is very important that Gadhafi and his family and everybody else near him wakes up every day thinking it is their last." He added, "NATO has got to start thinking about whether they want to more directly start targeting Gadhafi and his family."
Again, Lieberman, who never served in the military, may not know this is easier said on TV than done.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who had an extensive military career and was in Egypt after a quick trip to Libya, told Crowley: "You know, we have tried those things in the past with other dictators, and it's a little harder than you think it is. Gadhafi's a great survivor. We don't know exactly where he is. We do have to worry about civilian casualties. That can turn the Libyan people against us."
However, McCain said, "I think we can achieve the goal of him being finished off."
But regime change by force is not our goal, President Obama says, because it could lead to another Iraq and U.S. taxpayers footing another nearly trillion-dollar bill.
As if they had been watching Sunday TV, however, early Monday morning NATO forces sent two large guided bombs into Gadhafi's compound in Tripoli, damaging two building but missing him. According to The Washington Post, the compound is "the scene of nightly celebrations by hundreds of civilians offering themselves as human shields to protect Gadhafi against NATO."
But how about sending in small teams of assassins to do the job, rather than using huge bombs?
During the Iraq war, George W. Bush decided that "targeted killing programs," as they were called, should best be left to private industry, so the United States military would not have to dirty its hands. And so Blackwater, which now goes under the name Xe Services LLC, got the contract.
This was all kept secret from Congress because it would have not been good for the government's image. Not that it mattered. According to a high-ranking intelligence official, the program cost "well under $20 million," and "we never actually did anything."
Which is a pretty easy way to earn "well under $20 million." Heck, I know a couple of guys in Chicago who would do a job in Libya for a lot less.
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Keokuk is ready to address some apparent noise problems.
Mayor Tom Marion says the agenda for the city council's Nov. 1 meeting will include the first readings of proposals to change two different city codes.
One would set the end time for outdoor concerts or entertainment at locations where alcohol is sold to 11:00 P.M. on Fridays and Saturdays and 10:00 P.M. every other night.
That's 2-3 hours earlier than city code currently allows.
The other proposal would adopt Iowa's one-sentence definition for Disturbing the Peace, which includes the phrase "loud, raucous" noise.
Police Chief Dave Hinton says that definition is actually more specific than Keokuk's current six-paragraph definition because of case law and judicial review.
The city council devoted a majority of its most recent workshop to the noise ordinances.
Aldermen seemed to support the new definition for Disturbing the Peace, but several disagree with the city further restricting the times for outdoor concerts.


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NEW BRUNSWICK — A New Brunswick man was found guilty today of murder and two weapons offenses for fatally shooting another city man to settle a dispute that occurred while both of them were serving prison terms for other crimes, Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan announced.
Following six days of testimony, a jury sitting in New Brunswick deliberated about two hours over two days before finding Brian Fowlkes, 34, guilty of murder, unlawful possession of a weapon, and possession of the weapon for an unlawful purpose in the May 22, 2004 fatal shooting, of Hassan Bass, 24.
Under New Jersey law, Fowlkes must be imprisoned for 30 years to life when he is sentenced on Sept. 24, in New Brunswick by Superior Court Judge Bradley Ferencz.
The conviction is the second for Fowlkes, who was found guilty in August 2005 of murder and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, but was granted a new trial by the Appellate Division of Superior Court in January 2010.
During the retrial that began with jury selection on July 30, Middlesex County Assistant Prosecutor Bina Desai argued that Fowlkes shot and killed Bass during their dispute, which began while both men were serving custodial terms at the Garden State Youth Correctional Facility in Yardville.
After serving their terms for unrelated aggravated assault convictions, the dispute continued and culminated when Fowlkes shot and killed Bass outside a fast food restaurant at George and Hassart streets in New Brunswick.
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Jorinde 4112 - Test Square Sizing issue
I've just printed out the Jorinde Blazer Pattern and have found the 4inch test square is 1/16th of an inch out, not a big deal on a small scale but when you scale that up to a 38" bust it makes for a 2 inch difference.
Has anyone else found this to be a problem. I am thinking i'll just cut big and definitely make a toile but it would be nice if the test square was the correct size?
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Mar 6, 2011, 08.17 PMby beee
Hi Candy, i've had problems with this in the past, and it turned out to be the paper size in my printer settings…i've printed the Jorinde pattern too, and now it's fine. Best, B
Mar 7, 2011, 01.54 PMby katexxxxxx
Make sure you have the correct paper size selected (for me that's A4) and NO SCALING.
Sep 29, 2011, 11.46 PMby Margaret Alfred-kamara
I'm a beginner and would like to know what a test square is and what is it used for? thanks
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Sep 30, 2011, 10.59 PMby patti-r
If your referring to the Burda test 4 inch squares they should measure on the print out sheet of the pattern square the same as 4 inches = 10.16 centimeters, in length and width.
As stated by others to make sure your paper size is correct.
They also use test squares for testing shrinkage on fabrics.
Oct 20, 2011, 10.32 PMby rtmattox
I had the same problem when i sent mine to a printer for a full size printing. I got it back and the test square was off by 1/16 of an inch. What should I tell the printer in this case? Also, I tried to print on 8.5 × 11 and piece it together, and by the time i got all the pages in place, it was a bit off. Any suggestions?
May 12, 2013, 08.54 AMby Sakinah Djilali
Just print out page 49 (the test square page)…on my first print (sigh! all 50 pages), I was beginning to be depressed at how 'large' I have become only to realise that my square is actually measuring 11.5 cm instead of the 10 cm. On my printer I opted for actual size printing and it printed out exactly 10 cm. Hope that helps.
Aug 24, 2013, 07.30 PMby coleke
Am having this same persistent problem…Test square is exactly 1/16" too small. I have the right size paper (8 1/2" by 11"), the printer knows this, I'm not scaling the image, etc… But still it prints too small. Of course this adds up throughout a garment. Any insight?
Aug 25, 2013, 01.03 PMby blueartisan
Most printers will automatically fit to page (aka shrink oversize pages, scale to fit, fit to paper), mine I have to change every time to actual size or scale 100%, even if the last thing I printed was a pattern. I have had problems in the past with Print Sew patterns, one even printed the test square perfectly and then not the pattern. Turns out my printer didn't like the paper brand for some reason and it was going in crooked or with 2 sheets at a time which can really mess with a print out. That said though, I do find that the entire pattern doesn't always stick together properly. I think it has to do with the fact that printers do have a certain margin for error especially when you a printing large amounts. The rollers get hot and that can warp your paper slightly. A way to combat this is to print 10 sheets at a time with a 5 minute break in between to let your printer cool. Also if I find that it is beginning to go off of track, I just have to cut breaks in the spare parts of the sheets to get the actual pattern pieces aligned properly. I then use a tracing webbing to trace them all out and make adjustments anyway. This seems to work for me :)
Jun 3, 2017, 10.03 PMby stripp14
The test square is actually 3 15⁄16", i found it on this webpage http://www.burdastyle.com/statics/how-to-print-and-assemble-a-pattern-pdf WHY THEY DON'T PRINT IT ON THE TEST SQUARE I WILL NEVER KNOW. i wasted so much paper.
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Feb 23, 2018, 04.58 AMby Blancs33
Wow! That's great to know! I don't know how much paper and time I wasted printing and reprinting. Not to mention all the ink. That shit is not cheap. Thanks for the link.
Sep 27, 2017, 03.44 PMby JillSeams
Yep, I did the same thing! But, you are correct. In metric the square will measure exactly to 10 cm. In inches it will be just shy of 4". I will let them know to update their directions.
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LAKE GEORGE - The Lake George Village Board passed a law Monday that limits the number of sex offenders that can live at once in a motel or hotel to six and requires the business to post a public notification that such individuals were staying on the premises.
This law requires motels and hotels and rooming houses hosting sex offenders to obtain a license, costing $3,000 per year, from the town government.
The law follows the towns of Warrensburg, Lake George, Queensbury and Lake Luzerne in passing such a law. The issue became a governmental concern months ago after a discovery that as many as 14 sex offenders were living simultaneously in the Best Inn motel in Queensbury, a situation that sparked public outcry. Area officials and citizens were concerned that the traveling public should be aware of a potential threat to their security - particularly the safety of single females and children.
These Warren County municipalities, one after another passed the law earlier this year, with local officials citing the concern that sex offenders would be moving from the prohibited areas into their respective town.
Those laws followed the legislation passed last year by the Town of Colonie., which has been criticized by the American Civil Liberties Union.
While just months ago, Village Board members had expressed reservations about enacting such a law because it might prompt expensive legal challenges, the board was silent Monday as they passed the measure. Accommodations hosting sex offenders have 30 days to obtain a license, or face a fine of $350.
Mayor Robert Blais noted this spring that very few Village motels or hotels would likely qualify to house sex offenders anyway, due to other pre-existing laws that prevent them from living within set distances from churches, schools, parks and playgrounds which are scattered throughout the village.
Burned-out building to be razed
In other business Monday, the Lake George Village Board approved a plan to demolish the burned-out shell of the former Mitchell Cohen dental office at 48 Amherst St. Although initially to be accomplished at taxpayer expense, the cost of the contracted demolition work would be recouped through a lien on the property, paid off when the land sells, Mayor Blais said. Mitchell Cohen's lawyer told Blais that Cohen has no money to pay for the demolition - Cohen's insurance company is not paying for the fire claim, Blais said.
Parking patrol scolded for goofing off
Blais announced that parking meter revenue has jumped in the past several weeks after he scolded the village crew of parking meter enforcers for their lackadaisical attitude. Blais said he recently noted the meter-minders had written 2,400 tickets less than last year, and the next day he told them "You must be walking around with your eyes closed."
The warning came after Blais followed the meter-minders around and found them walking around in groups where no meters existed. Other board members said they'd seen the parking meter employees together lounging in village parks instead of individually patrolling the streets.
The day after the warning, the number of tickets they wrote surged, Blais said.
Laws would limit picnic tables, displays
The board tabled a law that would limit the number of tables and racks Lake George businesses could set out for designated sidewalk sale days, customarily during the village craft shows and on labor Day and Columbus Day weekends. A proposed law restricted the tables to one per business, but Councilman Ray Perry said the number of tables should be according to the size of the storefront. The proposed law was tabled for re-submission to another public hearing.
The board also discussed a proposed companion law that allows the village Planning Board to determine what type of furnishings and lighting that restaurants, taverns and shops have out-of-doors, and prohibit the use of picnic tables. The law would also restrict the number of menu boards allowed. Blais said he's received complaints about picnic tables being set outdoors in front of Canada St. businesses.
Smoking in parks to be discouraged
The board enacted a change to the village property maintenance law, boosting fines from $100 to $200 flat fee to $250 for each day that the violation exists.
The village leaders also approved a No-Smoking mission statement and erection of "Smoke-Free Environment" signs to be placed in the village recreation center and Shepard Park to discourage smoking. Blais said a No Smoking policy was unenforceable under the law, but a mission statement for the village would be appropriate legally to back up the signage. "We need to alert the pubic that we support good health, and the use of tobacco products is a detriment to the health of our citizens," he said.
Moonglow event to be revived
Blais announced that the state Department of Environmental Conservation has approved the use of Battleground Park for the Village's Moonglow event, set for 6 to 9 p.m. Sept. 25. Blais said he and Councilman Perry are working to revive the traditional event after the former sponsors, the Adirondack Balloon Festival, gave it up several years ago. Blais noted that the Moonglow event had been immensely popular, and drew many visitors to the village. This year's nighttime event would include five balloons, provided by SunKiss Ballooning, intermittently lit up internally. The event would be held concurrently with the International Antique & Classic Boat Regatta and a craft show event, organized by former Village board member Marisa Muratori, complete with live musical entertainment.


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On July 1, 2015, new requirements shall be introduced to the Real Estate Industry via amendments to the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002 ("REBBA") under Bill 55, will come into force. These changes are intended to address the issue of "multiple offers" in the real estate marketplace. Bill 55 introduced a number of changes to REBBA, most notably around handling offers. They are
1) Bill 55 prohibits a registrant working on behalf of a purchaser from presenting or representing an offer unless the offer is in writing. This shall make it illegal for agents to say that they have other bidder son a home unless they have the offers in writing.
2) Bill 55 requires that the selling brokerage must retain copies of all written offers that it receives to purchase real estate or copies of all other prescribed documents related to those offers.
Specifically, the amendment outlines the required information that must be contained in a 'prescribed document' and states that the selling brokerage must retain a copy of the document or a copy of the written offer for a period of one year after receiving the written offer. A record of any successful offers must now be kept on file for 6 years


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Ad fraud appears to be on everyone's mind now that the mainstream media has been writing about it. And that means national brands have decided to do something about it. It's the first time since we can remember that the people who pay the bills (brand advertisers) have ever taken the time to study where their money is going.
Suddenly, there was a firestorm of activity in the press about ad fraud - perhaps because there had been a rash of ad tech IPOs that forced many business writers to learn the digital advertising industry.In April TubeMogul announced a new form of online click fraud affecting certain video sites, and in May a young New Yorker was accused of ad fraud on Facebook. Last month came the Wall Street Journal article on unseen video ads.
Advertisers couldn't ignore the problem any longer when that story claimed at least half of all ads were never seen. That's a lot of advertising spend going down the drain. Especially since the advent of RTB, media planners have sought reach and scale at the expense of quality. Now that's about to change. After all, botnet traffic doesn't buy products.
Thirty members of the Association of National Advertisers, which represents major brands across all industries have signed on to a new ANA initiative called "The Marketers' Coalition." According to ANA's press release, these brands have agreed to participate in a pilot research study to learn how much of their individual ad buys include fraudulent traffic for which they pay.
The Marketers' Coalition members
will include White Ops tags in their existing digital media over the month of August in an attempt to get a read on the percentage of display, video, mobile, and social campaigns affected by bot fraud. Individual participants will get proprietary reports at the end of the experiment with information on overall fraud rate, fraud broken down by platform (desktop versus mobile), format, and channel (publisher versus network or exchange). The ANA also plans to aggregate the results and release them industry-wide around September or October.
In the case of ZINC campaigns that run through private marketplaces, ZINC technology blocks fraudulent traffic. We are also very careful who we choose to be our publisher parters. What we just can't control is the activities of third parties, although we really try. It's in everybody's interest to wipe out the dark side of our industry.


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3D printer technology is the stuff of Sci-Fi, allowing complicated products to be built up layer-by-layer. While research is still underway both to improve practical problems and increase the range of materials that can be printed with, the technology is already out there and being used on a daily basis.
At the very top end, machines exist and work in a way very similar to a standard 2D laserjet printer, adding very small quantities of powder to an area and fusing them in place with a laser. This version of the technology allows for metals and very strong plastic structures to be created, although currently at very limited sizes and over a number of hours or even days. At the other end of the scale, weaker plastics and plasters can be placed down in a liquid "blob" form and allowed to set. While these machines are considerably cheaper (often under £1000), the final products are often not as intricate and definitely not as strong.
This article suggests one of the most exciting possible applications for this technology, providing one more step along the road towards Mars (or even revisiting the Moon). Closer to home, 3D printers provide a much greater degree of flexibility to industrial production of a wide range of materials – while today it would take a significant amount of time to alter a production process from one component to another, with a suite of 3D printers installed, it is simply a case of loading up a different, pre-installed program and pressing "Go".
Unfortunately, as with most things, there is a down side to this technology as well. A Texan student has recently been arrested as a result of his attempts to design and distribute via the internet a handgun that can be printed. While there are significant flaws in his stated aims – he claims people will be able to print the gun on entry-level machines, which, given the materials these printers use, would probably cause more harm to the people firing the guns than the intended victims – the possibility of doing exactly this on a small scale cannot be far away.
Even in the USA where gun ownership is considered a fundamental right by many, restrictions and limits have long been enforced and any attempts to get around these regulations are going to be stamped down on. The limited number of 3D printers capable of producing a working pistol (let alone anything worse) makes this relatively enforceable at the moment, but if the technology takes off, this could become a more common story. Police so far have stated they will attempt to have any schematics instantly removed from the internet, but recent battles over music, video and software downloading websites have demonstrated that this simply doesn't work in real life.
There is not necessarily an easy solution to this problem, but the benefits of 3D printer technology can't be ignored either. It must be tempting to instantly attempt to restrict sales and monitor use of these machines, but the scope of that project would be incredibly wasteful. Anyone attempting to purchase and stockpile weapons should be found and prosecuted, regardless of where the illegal items came from or what technology produced them.


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Academica seeks to publish the very best research monographs and studies produced by the international academic community. We are particularly interested in reviewing works in social science, language and literature, and Irish studies.
We believe that a successful publication is based on a wide distribution of each work. Since advance research is carried out in university centers, the key instrument for the acquisition of scholarly books is the library. For this reason, we concentrate our marketing efforts in most cases on direct mail communication with librarians. Reviews also play an important part in librarians' as well as scholars' acquisition decisions, so we make available at least 35 review copies of each of our titles to scholarly journals around the world. We also work in conjunction with various distributors who specialize in scholarly publications, such as Blackwell and Baker & Taylor, as well as with distributors who focus on trade publications and have wider access to general bookstores.
We base our acceptance policy upon peer reviews of submitted works. After approval, however, Academica differs significantly from other publishers. Most academic presses are discouragingly slow to process an accepted work. There are many reasons for this, but the upshot is that scholars, particularly in the social sciences, frame their projects in terms of half-decades. We usually publish within nine to twelve months after acceptance. Our short runs lead to a high number of books published annually through our own facilities. Thus, quality and prompt production are re-introduced to scholarly publishing.
We invite our authors to participate actively in the publication of their work and work closely in cooperation with them at all stages of the publication process. Short-term printing, wide distribution, and author cooperation are central in developing an important list of scholarly monographs.


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Great location for Zürich city - S4 or bus/tram 5 or7
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-- Where can I write to Richard Chamberlain, who recently appeared in the mini-series, ``Dream West``?--B.D.
Write Chamberlain in care of CBS-TV, 7800 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90036.
-- Was there ever a show that started on TV and then switched to radio?--D.H.
``Tom Corbett, Space Cadet,`` which was on all the TV networks, including DuMont, during its TV run, 1950-55, turned up briefly on ABC radio in 1952. Frankie Thomas starred as he did on TV. But radio realized early on that imitating TV wasn`t going to win back its audience and the medium concentrated on its strong points, music and news.


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Day of Celebration
Our Day of Celebration is held on the final day of the school year. A marquee is erected on the lawn and the whole school community is invited to attend. A Pre-Prep Celebration is held first, followed by the Prep School Celebration.
On the Day of Celebration, every boy in the school receives a prize for his hard work and contribution over the year and farewell gifts are given to members of staff who are setting off for pastures new. The celebration is followed by Mass and a Leaver's Lunch on the lawn.


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Passwords: Raymond P. Scheindlin on Judah Halevi
Date and Time:
May 14, 2008 - 6:30PM
Event Location:
NYPL Mulberry Street Branch 10 Jersey Street (bet. Lafayette and Mulberry, one block south of Houston Street)
Raymond P Scheindlin draws upon the letters and poems of Judah Halevi (1085-1141), the pre-Modern Hebrew poet and philosopher, to recreate the last year of Halevi's life during which he abandoned his Spanish homeland to journey to the land of Israel. Though Halevi is generally considered the precursor of Zionism, this new reading of his poetry locates his pilgrimage in the sphere of personal piety and calls attention to the influence of Halevi on Islamic religious ideas.
Event Sponsored By:
Poets House, Co-sponsored with the New York Public Library
Event Type:
Readings and Conversations


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Be Brave Message Ring
Made By: Christina Kober Designs
Stamped with teeny-tiny uppercase letters, this message ring makes quite the statement. The sterling silver plate reads "Be Brave" carefully stamped by hand. Made wide and rectangular on a thin band, this ring is an encouraging reminder to take chances. Very inspire-ring.
- Message plate measures 5/8" x ½"
- Stamped by hand
- Sterling silver


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2011 in review the sweet and savory way
It was fun to look back over every post I wrote in 2011. There were 171 posts and I selected one sweet and one savory item to share with you for each month of the past year.
Salted Caramel Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Cut out Chocolate Chip Cookies
Asian Pear and Gorgonzola Pizza
Buttermilk Pancake Cupcakes with Maple Buttercream frosting and bacon
Pasta with Avocado Lime Sauce with Chicken
Pasta with Chicken in a Lemon Wine Sauce
Pull apart Pepperoni Pizza Bread
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie
Cornbread Tamale Bites with Jalapeno, Cheese and Bacon
Gingerbread French Toast with Gingerbread Butter
Stuffed Jalapeno Bread with Bacon
The most popular post of 2011 was
Oatmeal Cupcakes with Cinnamon Sugar Frosting
Thank you all so much for making 2011 so wonderful.
I love reading the comments people write to me, I enjoy returning emails of questions you all have and hope to be even more creative in 2012. I hope you'll continue to follow me along my tasty journey!
The question that I get asked the most and still never quite seem to answer well is, "What is your blog about"? I typically say sweet and savory recipes. I would love to know what you think? Maybe I will take your advise on how to describe my website. Have a great description of what you see here at Created by Diane? Share you thoughts I'd love to see what you come up with.
Wishing you a Happy 2012!


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Importing Amortization Schedules from ToolBox CS or TValue into Accounting CS
Accounting CS enables you to import amortization schedules created in ToolBox CS or TValue to generate vendor payments for a specified time frame.
Here's how:
- In ToolBox CS or TValue, create an amortization schedule for the selected vendor, then export the data to an XML file.
- In Accounting CS, choose Setup > Vendors and then click the Distributions tab.
- In the Amortization Schedules section, click the ellipsis button.
- In the Amortization Schedules dialog, enter a unique ID (up to 11 characters) and description (up to 50 characters) for the amortization schedule.
- In the Amortization Information section, click the Import button.
- In the dialog that opens, browse to the XML file that you exported from ToolBox CS or TValue, and then click the Open button. Accounting CS will populate the drop-down list in the Next due date field with due dates from the XML file and also populate the Payment Schedule grid with the due date, principal amount, and interest amount for each individual payment.
- Select the applicable GL account and 1099 item for the principal and interest portions of the payment.
- In the Memo field, enter up to 240 alphanumeric characters to include as the memo for the transactions created from the schedule.
- Click Enter to save the amortization schedule.
- Click Done to return to the Vendors screen.
- Click Enter to save the amortization schedule as part of the vendor record.
More information on importing amortization schedules is available in our Help & How-to Center.


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What Are Biologics and Biosimilars?
Roni Shye - December 30, 2014
You may be unfamiliar with the terms biologics or biosimilars but if you watch television you may have seen a commercial for them and not even know it! For example – the popular arthritis or Crohn's medications Enbrel and Humira are biologics.
Biologics are medications that are typically expensive and usually obtained from a specialty pharmacy. Biologics are generally not used as first line treatment but instead considered by your doctor after other less expensive treatment options have been tried and failed. See More
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Roni Shye - September 19, 2014
A 2014 comes to a close, we should be thinking about what to expect for 2015. The start of a new year is a time for new challenges, new goals, and inevitably, a new prescription formulary.
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Dr. K K Tong
Chairman (2016-18)
Nominated Council Board Member (2016-18)
The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region)
It is of my great honor to be elected as the Chairman of the Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) for the session of 2016-18.
SOE Hong Kong Region was established on 8 August 2003, with the great leadership and effort from our fellow predecessors, SOE Hong Kong Region has achieved each year's milestones successfully and in the past 12th years have organized various engineering activities such as industrial visit, annual symposium, participated in charity events, collaboration with other engineering institutions, etc. and today SOE Hong Kong Region is with members marching to 2,000. With my profession in the automotive engineering, and being appointed as the Honorary Advisor of the Institute of Road Transport Engineers (IRTE), which is a professional sub-sector of the SOE Hong Kong Region, in the coming Session of my chairmanship, I shall work closely with the members of Executive Committee to achieve the following objectives:
Furthermore, SOE had introduced the Student Member (full time education) and Apprentice Member with which the membership is free for the length of time for a maximum of 4 years, and we shall also strike to increase the number of our members from aforementioned candidate's category in the years to come.
In the coming days, I am glad to serve the SOE Hong Kong Region. On the other hand, I would like to seek member's support, commitment, effort towards the Society and these are believed to be the greatest motivation to keep us going forward.
As 2017 is around the corner, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a prosperous and healthy 2017.
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The story is a love tale that wins happiness after exposing a conspiracy. Kuheli was the heir of a privileged family. Her family friends plotted her marriage with Rudra and conspired to have possession of her assets. Rudra, a spoiled brat joined his father Asit Narayan in the dirty game and tried his best to impress Kuheli. But everything went in vain, as she discovered Rudra and his father's realities. In the mean while she came in contact with Kaushik, a worker in Asit Narayan's company who was a kind hearted man. She fell in love with him. Here occurs a twist in the story. Kaushik, with whom the female lead was expected to spend the rest of her life doesn't have a family name to inherit. He is abused in public by Rudra's father. He reminds Kaushik of his social status as he comes to know about their relationship. But everything comes to a happy ending as people come to know that Kaushik is the son of the Sen family and the inheritor of the ancestral property. It is Asit Narayan who conspired to deprive him of his rights. The conclusion ultimately fixes punishment for the fraudulent people and joyous lives for the innocent ones.
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No Place to Call Home at Their State Veterans Home. Chelsea Soldiers Home (CSH) Residents, John and Maria McConnell, the first married veteran couple to meet at, to marry, and then to continue to live in the Home's Domiciliary after their marriage, were forced to live inhumanely in separate CSH male/female dormitories and in separate CSH buildings without visitation rights, and to use Soldiers Home public lounges as their living room, as pictured here, throughout their short 4.5 years of marriage living at the Home, even while several CSH rooms remained unused, and even after the spouse, disabled USMC veteran John McConnell, had suffered a massive heart attack. After being thoroughly advised about this inhumane situation the CSH Superintendent, the CSH Trustees and the MA DVS failed to end the Home's crime against humanity of marital apartheid forced upon the McConnell's at the Home even when the Home's 1877 founding statute established the Home for "soldiers and sailors and …their families."
Now, Maria McConnell, a Veterans Affairs Advocacy Professional-at-Large, and now also a veteran widow, has asked Congressman Michael Capuano's Office (D-MA) to schedule an Emergency State Legislative Oversight Meeting, lead by the MA Joint Committee on Veterans & Federal Affairs and State Legislators, at the Chelsea Soldiers Home on November 21, 22 and 23 of 2017. McConnell wants CSH Domiciliary Residents, a diverse group of MA veteran-voters and tax-payers, including veterans with Harvard and Oxford University graduate credentials, to have their first opportunity to tell State Legislators, face-to-face, in a meeting closed to CSH management, about the many abuses and inhumanities they have suffered at the Home. McConnell urges the Baker-Polito team and State Legislators to remove MA DVS Secretary Francisco Urena, CSH Superintendent Cheryl Poppe and all CSH Trustees from office.
McConnell, a two-time CSH Residents Council member, says Residents no longer have confidence in the Urena/Poppe team as they have betrayed the Baker-Polito commitment of good governance to Commonwealth veterans by gross mismanagement and egregious violations of the civil, human and constitutional rights of CSH Domiciliary Residents of which the McConnell tragedy is just another egregious example.
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text: Children Lead the Way Today there are an estimated 265 million children who work, including 168 million who are engaged in harmful work – work that is mentally, physically, socially or morally dangerous and interferes with their education. Economic exploitation and hazardous work are key violations of children's rights and Save the Children has worked for decades to protect children from these situations. To address the issue of children and work we use a holistic, child-centred approach that focuses on child protection, economic strengthening, health and education and to create opportunities for girls and boys to become healthy, educated, and empowered citizens. Our Children Lead the Way (CLW) program was developed in 2009 when children asked us for a program that both fulfilled their rights as working children and empowered them towards a vision of dignified work. To address the issue of children and work we use a holistic, child-centred approach that focuses on child protection, economic strengthening, and health and education to create opportunities for girls and boys to become healthy, educated, and empowered citizens. VIDEO: Children Lead the Way Together with over thirty grassroots organizations across the five participating countries, we have worked towards the goal of empowering working children to become engaged citizens and to access decent work. The program has directly impacted the lives of over 15,000 boys and girls across five countries. Bolivia Because of the high levels of poverty and inequality in Bolivia, Over 800,000 children (approximately 10% of Bolivia's total population) are working in Bolivia. Children and youth most frequently work in informal sectors, usually alongside their families as extra-sources of cheap manual labour. The poverty they face and the lack of resources often force them to quit school. A significant number of children work in sectors considered to be high risk and consequently the work is hazardous to their health and development, such as commercial agriculture (sugarcane and cotton harvesting and Brazil nut collection), as well as mining. Program objectives Creating a positive and relevant learning environment that includes teaching in native languages, introducing student governments, and applying productive education training, eight program partners across Bolivia (Qhara Qhata Suyu, JAKISA, TEKO, CCCh, K'anchay, Chasqui, TIM & TIMI) have encouraged the retention of children in school, leading to an increase in school completion rates for both primary and secondary school children. Program impact 76% of primary school-aged boys and girls are in enrolled 75% of secondary school-aged children receiving an education 57% of secondary school attendees are applying productive education at home 4,084 children are currently in primary school 45% of primary school children are applying productive education skills at home 3,274 adolescents are currently in secondary school Video: Meet Mary Burkina Faso In Burkina Faso children work doing a variety of jobs although the greatest percentage (70%) of children do some form of agricultural work either for pay or to help their families. Twenty-five percent of children work in the service sector, including working as domestic help. Artisanal activities such as welding, metal fitting, and construction make up the work experience of only 5 percent of children. Work is still very much defined by gender for children and most artisanal or skilled work remains the prerogative of boys while girls generally find themselves in domestic services, retail vendors or mobile fruit and vegetable sellers. Program objectives Giving children and adolescents access to educational opportunities, including primary and secondary school, vocational training and apprenticeships; and creating positive learning environments were designed by the six partners – AEJTB, ABAMAQEBA, COBUFADE, MUNYI, TIE and SALAKI – to get children into learning environments and ensure that they successfully completed their education or training. Save the Children also partners with the Ministry of Labour to build their capacity to protect the rights of children involved in harmful forms of work. Program impact 478 children are enrolled in primary school. 271 adolescents are currently in secondary school, technical/vocational training or university 96 adolescents are currently in apprenticeship placements 142 children/adolescents are engaged in dignified work Kenya In Kenya, children as young as five years old can be found working in agriculture, on cash crops such as coffee, tea, khat, and produce farms. They can also be found working in quarries, crushing rock. The commercial, subsistence agriculture and fishing sectors employ the largest number of working children (57.6%). Children also work in construction, retail and trading as well as the manufacturing and mining sectors. Program objectives Working in Kenya by Save the Children and its five partners – AfCiC, K-NOTE, Laare Catholic Waumini SACCO, KAACR and Kangaroo Actors 2000 – has focused on increasing access to educational opportunities for working children that has included access to primary and secondary school and vocational apprenticeship placements; with the objective of nurturing productive adults who can fulfill their dreams and aspirations. Program impact At the start of the program 41.6% of the boys and girls were not in school; by the end of the program 38.9% were either in school or working in non-harmful environments with only 1.4% not in school or working 380 children are currently in primary school 662 adolescents are currently in secondary school, technical/vocational training or university 65 adolescents are currently in apprenticeship placements Video: Meet Karen Nicaragua In the regions where this project is being implemented the majority of children have paid or unpaid work, primarily in the coffee plantation industry. Boys are more likely to work outside the home since the domestic work, like caring for their brothers and sisters, is almost exclusively assigned to girls. Strong gender stereotyping particularly limits a girl's opportunities, especially in education. Working in the home with no potential career back up means girls are more vulnerable to extreme poverty, early marriage and pregnancy. Agricultural work, including working in coffee plantations, exposes children of both genders to work related dangers like pesticides, snakebites, accidents and excessive workloads. Program objectives Working with CESESMA and La Cuculmeca, two community-based partners, Save the Children has broadened the scope of educational opportunities available to rural children, encouraging them to remain in school, and complementing the formal educational curriculum with on-formal learning, vocational and technical training, and life skills and gender training. Partnering with the Ministry of Labour (MITRAB) and the Ministry of Health (SILAIS), the program also ensures protection, health and safety to rural children in this coffee-growing region. Program impact 2,193 children are currently in school; 957 of those are also participating in vocational or technical training opportunities The primary school completion rate increased from 40% at the start of the program to 73% in 2015 Successful completion of vocational and/or technical training increased form 4% at the start of the program to 40% by 2015 At the start of the program 183 boys and girls were not in school; by the end 96.7% of them were in school Peru In Peru, children start farming and caring for smaller animals at a young age. Girls are also responsible for domestic tasks and taking care of their younger siblings. In the areas where the program is being implemented the families often have up to 5 children in the household, and access to education for all is a challenge. In the communities where we are working there are elementary schools, but children must travel to larger cities to go to high school or vocational training. Our program addresses the needs of all children in the area including those who are not in school. Video: Save the Children in Peru Program objectives Working with partners IRW, MANTHOC and CODEHICA – one of the program objectives in Peru is to create enabling environments where working children's voices can be heard, so that they have greater influence in programs and policies that affect them. This is done by building their self-esteem, leadership, organization and communication skills. We also advocate with local government and community leaders to listen to the opinions of working children and include them in decision making processes, such as setting the municipal budget. Program impact 95% of boys and girls have successfully completed primary school 86% of children have successfully completed secondary school 90% understand their rights to education, protection, participation, and play 1,600 children are currently in primary school. 1,273 adolescents are currently in secondary school, technical/vocational training or university Click here to visit our Children Lead the Way Website. Click here to visit our Children Lead the Way Photovoice project titled Gender in Focus.


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After a long hiatus from Comics illustration, I have a renewed desire to "make it". To go with this will be a newlook Images' Eye.
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