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U.S. Medical Waste Management Market: Newer Initiatives will Improve Pathway towards Healthy and Safe Disposal of Medical Waste
As per the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), all types of waste materials generated by healthcare facilities such as clinics, hospitals, dental practices, physician's offices, veterinary clinics or hospitals, and medical research laboratories or facilities come under medical waste. Medical care plays a vital role in the protection of health, well-being, and life of human beings. However, these healthcare activities generate waste which may prove to be very detrimental resulting in infections and diseases in human beings. These risks are being overcome by establishing safety and environmental regulations for the storage and treatment of medical waste particularly within the U.S. This has resulted in the exponential rise of the medical waste management market in the U.S.
Transparency Market Research (TMR), a market intelligence company, provides a detailed overview of the medical waste management market in the U.S. by providing answers to some of the most relevant questions.
Q. What are the recent steps being taken by the government and non-government agencies in the U.S. for the disposal of medical waste?
As per the State University of New York and The Levin Institute, medical waste has emerged as the third-largest source of waste in the U.S. and hospitals have a total contribution of more than 2 mn tons of medical waste yearly within the U.S.
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has been actively involved in the regulation of medical waste within the U.S. since past many years. A number of plans have been made for proper segregation techniques of medical waste and waste audits have been started to reduce the overall medical waste production in the U.S. In addition, transportation is also being monitored in order to keep a check on the proper transportation of the waste to the facility of disposal. Furthermore, policies are being implemented to gauge the types and volumes of medical waste that are being produced and steps have been implemented to minimize this waste.
Q. What are the key factors propelling and inhibiting the growth of the U.S. medical waste management market?
The increasing aging population in the U.S. is a major factor fuelling the growth of the medical waste management market in the U.S. This is because of the fact that the aging population is more prone to infections, injuries, and diseases. This results in more hospital visits, thus contributing to the medical waste production. In addition, the expanding pharmaceutical and healthcare industries are also greatly contributing to the growth of the market. Furthermore, a number of technological advancements in the market have resulted in new methods of waste disposal, hence augmenting the growth of the market in the U.S.
On the other hand, the increasing focus towards small quantity waste generators and the soaring initial capital investment involved in waste management are the major factors that may restrain the growth of the market.
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Q. Which are the key medical waste disposal companies in the U.S? What are their contributions to the market?
The key companies operating in the waste management market in the U.S. are Waste Management, Inc., Stericycle, and XMED Disposal, Inc., among others. Amongst these, Waste Management, Inc. is one of the biggest medical waste management companies in North America and develops new waste solutions. This company serves over 20 mn customers within Canada and the U.S. On the other hand, Stericylce specializes in chemotherapeutic waste disposal in South America and North America.


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Click the plus sign (+) next to this folder. If you see only one subkey in this folder that has a 32-character {GUID} (globally unique identifier), select that subkey and go to step 5.
If you see more than one subkey that has a 32-character {GUID}, select each one until you find the one whose DisplayName value (in the right pane) matches your version of Office.
5. For the selected {GUID} subkey, select the ProductID string value in the right pane.
6. On the Edit menu, click Rename.
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At the very end of William Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale (on the Guthrie's Wurtele Stage, through March 27) the statue comes alive. Hermione lives! She embraces, and forgives, Leontes. Wow. It's one of the most thrilling moments in the canon, but it immediately creates an issue: did the intensity of Leontes's grief and longing bring the stone figure to life? Or was she alive all along, with Hermione and Paulina conspiring to have one over on the pathetic and hapless king?
Myself, I favor the first explanation, though I suspect that director Jonathon Munby would prefer the more realistic second. Whichever: this issue is one reason the play is often considered a "problem play." This doesn't mean that the play doesn't work – good Lord, this is Shakespeare. It only means that aspects of the piece are, and will always be, controversial. Indeed, the "problem" adds spice to a play already astonishingly multi-layered.
Another "problematic" aspect of The Winter's Tale is the odd combination of harsh drama (Acts 1-3) and brilliantly comic pastoral romance (Acts 4-5). Director Munby gleefully attacks this contradiction, juxtaposing a chilly and formal 1950s tragedy with the day-glo exuberance of the 1960s countryside. It all feels perfectly natural: horror followed by Bluegrass inflected guffaws.
Munby has built a gorgeous production. The psychopathic jealousy of Leontes, Hermione's inspiring courage, the frantic efforts of his court to protect her newborn child, Perdita (one of Shakespeare's greatest characters) in love with Florizel, Autolycus the pickpocket. Everything flows with exquisite logic.
And the acting. Got an hour? You don't, and unfortunately HowWasTheShow doesn't assign me nearly enough space to adequately wax lyrical about these performers. Much praise is due to Munby, who directs his first rate cast with intelligence and pitch-perfect timing. I guess I should note the excellent work of flying G stalwarts Stephen Yoakam, Helen Carey and Bob Davis, along with newcomers Michael Hayden and Michael Thomas Holmes. But, really, everyone delights.
As does the design. I especially admired Linda Cho's costumes. I won't describe John Catron's hootingly funny costume bit, except to say that you shouldn't miss it.
Indeed, The Winter's Tale is a must-see. It's long – 3+ hours – but amazing, one of the Bard's great later works. If you have time, spend an hour with the text before you go. You'll be glad you did.
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HOUSTON --Several cars are sitting bare at a car dealership in northwest Houston after thieves took off with the tires.
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Blüthner e-Klavier technology has sequenced Blüthner Model 1, Grand Concert Piano sound for the Elegance Digital Grand Piano.
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A Grand Piano Euphoria with the latest digital features and the Blüthner Concert Grand Piano sound.
As the highlight of the Blüthner digital piano series, the e-Klavier Digital Grand boasts an elegant Grand Piano case fully customisable with a built-in acoustic soundboard, as well as an impressive high-end speaker system, Bluetooth connectivity and a more advanced operating concept.
Fitted with Quick-Selection buttons and an LCD display, the e-Klavier Digital Grand offers intuitive access to a wide range of features and functions. The Ivory Feel Keyboard with a graded action provides a sensitive interface to explore the featured Blüthner Model 1, Concert Grand Piano sound. The 4-speaker system features a class D amplifier, providing a premium sound experience.
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Three Strategies for Winning Big in Online Poker
There are many ways of making money online, but some are more fun than others! A popular way of earning money from the comfort of your own home is through playing online poker on websites such as pokerqq389. Online poker is enjoyable, challenging and quite lucrative. However, before you start holding and folding, there are some tips to know for how to make the most of your online poker playing.
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When you begin playing poker online, don't go big. Jumping right into high-stakes games can be too challenging, too soon. Individuals who have just started playing online poker aren't familiar enough with the way online poker works and risk losing it all when playing high-stakes. So when you decide to start playing poker online, start playing in low-stakes games. This gives you an opportunity to get acquainted with how online poker works before you move on to higher stakes.
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Playing online poker can be looked at as working from home. While most people enjoy the perks of working from home, having your work space in your living room also presents some challenges. When you work at home you will encounter a lot of distractions. How can you focus on work when the comfort of your bed is just a few feet away or that fridge full of food is in the next room? What about family engaging you or pets trying to get your attention? Playing online poker requires a great deal of focus and that can be difficult at home. In order to keep your head in the game, you need to minimize distractions in your work space. This can be done by creating a designated area in which you play online. You may want to create an office space in a quiet room and have that be the only place you play online poker. Let family and friends know that when you're in your office, you're at work. You may also want to set certain hours that you will play online. Create a schedule, similar to clocking in at an on-location job. During these set hours, there is no napping or snacking; you're on the job!
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Rakep Patel struck a second successive half-century to give Kenya command of Pool C after they overcame hosts Northern Cape by five wickets in their Africa T20 Cup encounter at the Diamond Oval in Kimberley on Saturday.
The visiting captain, who struck 74 in the opening round of games on Friday, blasted an unbeaten 72 (47 balls, 6 fours, 4 sixes) to help his side edge past their 149-run victory target with eight balls to spare.
Patel had earlier won the toss and asked the home team to bat first. Grant Mokoena (25) and Patrick Kruger (29) provided a good start with a 56-run opening stand but, from there, NC lost wickets too regularly.
Aubrey Swanepoel also hit 25 and Keegan Petersen 22, but no one really kicked on as the locals reached 148/5 – still a competitive total – with Nelson Odhiambo (2/30) the pick of the bowlers.
ALSO READ: Hosts and Kenya register opening day wins
And exactly as on Friday, the African side slipped to 33/3, this time after a wicket each for Thandolwethu Mnyaka (1/25) and Werner Coetsee (1/12) as well as a run-out. Veteran Collins Obuya was also run out as he fell for one, leave the Kenyans on 38/4.
But Patel added exactly 50 with Gurdeep Singh (33) and another 61 with Odhiambo (17 not out) to put the away side top of the group.


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**NEW** CEMA has created an emergency preparedness guide for persons with disabilities. The guide offers practical advice on how to prepare for an emergency or disaster if you have a disability, and provides guidance for those assisting others with a disability. Included in the guide is a personal assessment sheet and checklist that can be used to inform others about any special needs a person with a disability might have. Download the Persons with Disabilities Guide or call 311 to have one sent to you.
Whether it is floods, fires, or influenza, emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere. It's not always possible to avoid these emergencies, but you can be prepared.
Be equipped to support yourself and your family for up to 3 days after an emergency. Having an emergency plan and a 72-hour kit will help you manage until emergency responders can reach you and allows them to focus their efforts on those in immediate danger. You can also download the Alberta Emergency Alert app for iPhone or Android devices to stay informed.
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A beach in Newport, Ore., got its first piece of debris -- a floating dock -- generated from last year's tsunami in Japan, state employees and scientists said.
State parks employees and scientists were working to identify and contain any invasive species that may have accompanied the dock, as well as decide what to do with the 66-foot-long, 8-foot-high structure, The (Eugene) Register-Guard reported Thursday.
Returning it to Japan isn't an option, officials said.
"They don't wish to have it returned," said Hirofumi Murabayashi, deputy consul general at the Japanese Consulate in Portland, Ore.
The dock entered the intertidal zone Monday north of Newport then beached early Tuesday morning, said state Parks and Recreation Department spokesman Chris Havel.
The dock was traced to Misawa, on Japan's northern coast, one of four docks washed away by the March 11, 2011, tsunami.
"The other three, we have no idea where they are," Murabayashi said.
Scientists are examining the species of marine life and vegetation collected from the dock to determine the materials' origins, the newspaper said.
Oregon Parks and Recreation officials said the dock was tested for radiation and "found to be negative," KVAL-TV, Eugene, said.
In a statement Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., urged the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to "redouble" its efforts to track tsunami-generated debris and to work with local, state and federal agencies to let people know "how best to report suspected debris."
NOAA already has issued two advisories to notify vessels to be alert for the debris, and asked captains of vessels regularly traveling the Pacific Ocean to "let us know what you're seeing," NOAA spokeswoman Dianna Parker said. "If there's something big out there, we can put people on alert."
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NSA cripple thyself:
NSA cripple thyself:
By Gerald Internet Anthropologist Think Tank
NSA has keys to some of the Internet.
Its their job, cyber spying, penetration,
messing with the bad guys.
Now some are calling for them to
defend against cyber attacks.
To share the penetration technology
mostly how to defend against the
cyber attacks they are mandated
to carry out.
The better cyber security gets
the harder their job is.
EXAMPLE: If NSA protects against
an publicly unknown exploit the hackers
are using then NSA would also be blocking
themselves from using that Exploit.
USA can't ask NSA to screw up its
own mission to protect USA networks.
Well they could but its counter productive
for NSA to do so.
For special cases its ok to call in NSA,
But its not ok to ask them to dismantle its
own penetration technology by providing
methods to defeat their primary mission.
Somebody else has to do it.
It would be like asking a SWAT team
to publicize how to prevent them from
gaining access to buildings.
NSA needs to rebuff this attempt
at crippling their mandated Mission.
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Ike Davis might be a September call up of sorts for the Mets.
Though the injured first baseman is done for the season, it appears likely he will receive an audition during pregame drills next week in Miami to determine if he can avoid surgery on his left ankle.
Davis spent most of August in shutdown mode but resumed running last week. The next step would involve putting Davis on the field to take batting practice and grounders. Davis had set Labor Day as a cutoff to reach a decision on his course of treatment, but that was a soft deadline, according to assistant general manager John Ricco.
"No decisions have been reached," Ricco said, adding that Davis has felt good recently. "That's why we're kind of looking ahead to see what are the next few steps, but looking ahead to that Labor Day deadline, that wasn't a drop-dead date. The fact we're going to be down there [for three games] just seems to work."
Davis, who sustained the bone bruise in his ankle upon colliding with David Wright on a pop up on May 11 at Colorado, faces a dilemma. He can undergo surgery in the coming weeks — likely microfracture, but possibly a procedure less invasive — and take the risk that the ankle will be less than 100 percent afterward. If he forgoes the operation, there is the risk of a setback and the need for surgery later in the year, which would keep him sidelined for the start of 2012.
The weather vane is pointing toward no surgery — for now, at least.
"He's done very well," manager Terry Collins said before the Mets faced the Marlins last night at Citi Field. "He's run the last couple of days with no discomfort, and I think everybody is onboard to have him do some baseball related stuff — taking BP and some grounders, and not get carried away and see how that is."
Collins was asked if the fact Davis is slated to resume baseball activities is a clear indication he will avoid the surgery.
"I asked the trainers, and they said the next step is to see if he resumes some baseball stuff how [the ankle] is going to react," Collins said.
When the Mets played at Arizona last month, Davis said he was just looking forward to closure on the matter, to end the guessing game. In the week before the All-Star break the Mets were receiving excellent reports on Davis' ankle and remained hopeful he would return by late July. But that became unrealistic when the soreness returned after the All-Star break.
The Mets can only dream about how the season might have been different with a healthy Davis for the entire season. He was the team's MVP for the first 36 games of the season, hitting .302 with seven homers and 25 RBIs in 129 at-bats.
A cascade of Mets setbacks followed Davis' injury. That included Wright missing two months with a stress fracture in his lower back and Jose Reyes needing two trips to the disabled list for a strained left hamstring.


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Rounds 5&6 – 2014 Enduro21.com ACU British Sprint Enduro Championship, Powered by Husqvarna Motorcyc
26 May 2014
Danny McCanney & Tom Sagar Rule In The BSEC Mud
Danny McCanney and Tom Sagar shared Michelin Comp VI Elite class victory at rounds five and six of a wet and muddy Enduro21.com ACU British Sprint Enduro Championship, powered by Husqvarna Motorcycles at Chavenage Farm, Gloucestershire.
Following on from muddy conditions at the previous rounds of the series in Wales, the BSEC was once again hit with bad British weather resulting in rounds five and six at Chavenage Farm proving to be incredibly tough for all competing. Continual rain during round five ensured a difficult day for all as competitors battled their way around the cross-country course. Improved weather aided things for round six but the halfway point in the championship will be remembered as one for the hardest ever BSEC events.
Taking control of proceedings at round five, Beta's Danny McCanney led the Michelin Comp VI class from the opening special test. Remaining relatively mistake free, McCanney picked up his third win of the series. Making his first appearance in the BSEC for 2014, Husqvarna's Jamie McCanney quickly slotted himself in at the sharp end of the results. Pushing Danny hard, Jamie chased him home for second place. After a troubled start to his day, KTM's Tom Sagar fought back to take third. Jamie Lewis (Husqvarna) took fourth with Daryl Bolter (KTM) completing the top five.
At round six Sagar turned the tables on the McCanney brothers and etched out an early lead after the first two special tests. Despite a late charge from Danny, Sagar had just enough in hand to secure his first victory of the series. Winning the final three tests of the day wasn't enough for Danny to overhaul Sagar and he had to settle for second. Improving on his previous day's result, Lewis capitalised on a crash by Jamie McCanney to take third. With McCanney fourth, Steve Holcombe (KTM) edged out Bolter for fifth.
In the Husqvarna Under 23 class a new winner emerged with KTM's James Dent breaking through to secure his debut BSEC victory. Hampered by a costly mistake on lap two, championship leader Rob Johnson (Husqvarna) was unable to reel Dent in and placed as runner-up. Holding second for the majority of the day, TM's Josh Gotts lost out to Johnson on the final special test and slipped back to third. Scotland's Frazer Norrie (KTM) was fourth while Jonathan Rowlands (Beta) ended his day in fifth.
With confidence high Dent continued his winning ways and claimed his second win of the weekend at round six. Again Johnson placed second with Gotts taking the third step of the podium. Unable to close in on the leading trio, Norrie and Rowlands rounded out the top five.
Relishing the extremely slippery terrain, Husqvarna's Lee Sealey powered his way to victory in the Motul Under 19 category at round five. Despite a strong start to his day, Joe Wootton (Husqvarna) ran into trouble on lap two and could fair no better than second. Off the pace of Sealey and Wootton, Brad Freeman (KTM) placed third. Charlie Frost (KTM) followed Freeman home to take fourth while Jon Hunt (Sherco) was fifth.
At round six Wootton again led from the off but this time remained mistake free to win from Sealey. With Freeman third, Frost and Hunt completed the top five.
Enjoying the largest winning margin at round five, Jack Staines (KTM) recorded a 13-minute win in the Enduro21.com 125 Youth class over Jordan Ridgway (Husqvarna) and Robbie Wallace (Yamaha). Getting the better of Staines at round six Ridgway picked up the pace to grab the win. With Staines second, Wallace finished third.
In the Amped Expert category round five belonged to Charlie Evans (KTM) with the Welshman beating Carl Jones (KTM) and Jamie Paget (Husqvarna) for the win. Putting in a strong ride Joe Chambers (Beta) held off Keelan Hancock (Husqvarna) for fourth. At round six it was Matt Ridgway (Husqvarna) who beat Evans to take the win. With Evans pushed back to second, Jones and Paget were third and fourth respectively while Carl Brogden (TM) improved to end his day in fifth.
Andrew Reeves (Beta) won both days of the Acerbis Expert Vet class from Mark Denslow (KTM) with Lee Cornish (KTM) in third.
Simon Trevaskis (KTM) led home the USWE Clubman Vet class at round five while Peter King (KTM) took the win at round six.
In the DEP Pipes Clubman category it was a double victory for Jamie Jenkins (Yamaha). At round five Jack Penhaligon (Husaberg) and Chris Pryce (KTM) were second and third while Hayden Millar (KTM) and Pryce completed the top three at round six.
Husqvarna's Jane Daniels continued her domination of the TCX Women's class with victory both days over Katie Walker (Husqvarna).
The Enduro21.com ACU British Sprint Enduro Championship, powered by Husqvarna Motorcycles continues with rounds seven and eight at Westwood, Sheffield on June 21/22.
Results - British Sprint Enduro Championship, Round Five
Michelin Comp VI Elite
1. Danny McCanney (Beta) 48:49.05; 2. Jamie McCanney (Husqvarna) 48:57.00; 3. Tom Sagar (KTM) 49:31.36; 4. Jamie Lewis (Husqvarna) 49:52.31; 5. Daryl Bolter (KTM) 51:12.51; 6. Jack Rowland (Husqvarna) 52:31.92; 7. Mark Roberts (KTM) 53:58.02; 8. Steve Holcombe (KTM) 54:37.71
Husqvarna Under 23
1. James Dent (KTM) 54:43.70; 2. Rob Johnson (Husqvarna) 54:59.14; 3. Josh Gotts (TM) 55:01.31; 4. Frazer Norrie (KTM) 56:54.99; 5. Jonathan Rowlands (Beta) 59:09.94; 6. Jack Liddiard (KTM) 1:33:29.84
Motul Under 19
1. Lee Sealey (Husqvarna) 52:36.66; 2. Joe Wootton (Husqvarna) 52:42.34; 3. Brad Freeman (KTM) 53:26.33; 4. Charlie Frost (KTM) 58:08.39; 5. Jon Hunt (Sherco) 1:01:33.55; 6. Aaron Edwards (Beta) 1:04:50.21; 7. Jake Morgan (KTM) 1:15:21.60; 8. Aaron Coupland (KTM) 1:20:12.62; 9. Luke Fletcher (KTM) 1:42:46.00
Enduro21.com 125 Youth
1. Jack Staines (KTM) 1:03:20.54; 2. Jordan Ridgway (Husqvarna) 1:16:27.55; 3. Robbie Wallace (Yamaha) 1:23:49.99; 4. Alex Walton (KTM) 1:27:40.03
Amped Expert
1. Charlie Evans (KTM) 54:10.31; 2. Carl Jones (KTM) 55:35.11; 3. Jamie Paget (Husqvarna) 58:17.96; 4. Joe Chambers (Beta) 1:00:47.27; 5. Keelan Hancock (Husqvarna) 1:01:29.17; 6. Lee Green (KTM) 1:02:45.00; 7. Sean Eckersley (KTM) 1:04:02.94; 8. Ashley Williamson (KTM) 1:05:24.04; 9. Craig Reynolds (Yamaha) 1:06:17.73; 10. Dan Beaven (Sherco) 1:08:30.06; 11. Carl Brogden (TM) 1:13:16.21; 12. Brad King (Kawasaki) 1:13:46.47; 13. Dan Alldred (KTM) 1:14:23.44; 14. Mike Pratt (KTM) 1:15:37.30; 15. Ross Sturmey (KTM) 1:16:36.37…
Acerbis Expert Vet
1. Andrew Reeves (Beta) 1:02:57.33; 2. Mark Denslow (KTM) 1:12:23.75; 3. Lee Cornish (KTM) 1:13:59.85; 4. Phil Lewis (KTM) 1:19:21.17
USWE Clubman Vet
1. Simon Trevaskis (KTM) 1:43:47.14; 2. Keith Jones (KTM) 1:47:18.02
DEP Pipes Clubman
1. Jamie Jenkins (Yamaha) 1:01:04.65; 2. Jack Penhaligan (Husaberg) 1:03:51.53; 3. Chris Pryce (KTM) 1:08:51.06; 4. Dean Reid (KTM) 1:09:13.10; 5. Joe Robson (KTM) 1:09:36.64; 6. David Wathen (KTM) 1:10:58.92; 7. Matt Brown (Husqvarna) 1:16:51.64; 8. Chris Bennetto (Sherco) 1:17:11.10; 9. Liam Skelton (Husaberg) 1:18:25.32; 10. Tony Revell (KTM) 1:20:17.76; 11. Scott King (Husaberg) 1:21:01.18; 12. Tom Ellwood (KTM) 1:30:42.74; 13. Craig Kerfoot (KTM) 1:34:22.25; 14. Kieran Roy (TM) 1:40:18.21; 15. Damon Siviter (KTM) 1:46:21.33…
TCX Women
1. Jane Daniels (Husqvarna) 1:00:09.93; 2. Katie Walker (KTM) 1:11:54.95
Results - British Sprint Enduro Championship, Round Six
Michelin Comp VI Elite
1. Tom Sagar (KTM) 42:24.45; 2. Danny McCanney (Beta) 42:28.95; 3. Jamie Lewis (Husqvarna) 43:22.58; 4. Jamie McCanney (Husqvarna) 43:35.31; 5. Steve Holcombe (KTM) 44:57.81; 6. Daryl Bolter (KTM) 45:26.25; 7. Jack Rowland (Husqvarna) 46:35.98
Husqvarna Under 23
1. James Dent (KTM) 47:24.75; 2. Rob Johnson (Husqvarna) 48:06.05; 3. Josh Gotts (TM) 48:57.38; 4. Frazer Norrie (KTM) 50:14.48; 5. Jonathan Rowlands (Beta) 55:03.40
Motul Under 19
1. Joe Wootton (Husqvarna) 44:31.11; 2. Lee Sealey (Husqvarna) 45:28.24; 3. Brad Freeman (KTM) 46:17.43; 4. Charlie Frost (KTM) 52:25.09; 5. Jon Hunt (Sherco) 53:58.42; 6. Aaron Edwards (Beta) 54:41.21; 7. Jake Morgan (KTM) 1:01:42.36; 8. Luke Fletcher (KTM) 1:26:34.21
Enduro21.com 125 Youth
1. Jordan Ridgway (Husqvarna) 57:48.09; 2. Jack Staines (KTM) 1:03:07.46; 3. Robbie Wallace (Yamaha) 1:12:00.73; 4. Ben Churchill (KTM) 1:18:12.59; 5. Rob Armitage (Husqvarna) 1:33:29.71
Amped Expert
1. Matt Ridgway (Husqvarna) 47:46.85; 2. Charlie Evans (KTM) 49:55.07; 3. Carl Jones (KTM) 51:11.63; 4. Jamie Paget (Husqvarna) 52:34.61; 5. Carl Brogden (TM) 53:47.86; 6. Keelan Hancock (Husqvarna) 56:18.32; 7. Lee Green (KTM) 58:10.25; 8. Craig Reynolds (Yamaha) 58:54.17; 9. Dan Alldred (KTM) 1:03:02.70; 10. Ashley Williamson (KTM) 1:09:46.02
Acerbis Expert Vet
1. Andrew Reeves (Beta) 59:32.67; 2. Mark Denslow (KTM) 1:12:03.95
USWE Clubman Vet
1. Peter King (KTM) 1:15:29.03; 2. Simon Trevaskis (KTM) 1:36:23.87
DEP Pipes Clubman
1. Jamie Jenkins (Yamaha) 56:10.64; 2. Hayden Maller (KTM) 58:18.11; 3. Chris Pryce (KTM) 1:04:33.65; 4. Tom Ellwood (KTM) 1:04:34.32; 5. Jack Penhaligon (Husaberg) 1:05:20.97; 6. Dean Reid (KTM) 1:06:15.17; 7. Chris Bennetto (Sherco) 1:06:21.00; 8. Joe Robson (KTM) 1:10:04.26; 9. Scott King (Husaberg) 1:17:24.50; 10. Liam Skelton (Husaberg) 1:23:10.65; 11. Kieran Roy (TM) 1:40:44.93; 12. Niki Richardson (Husaberg) 1:44:04.40
TCX Women
1. Jane Daniels (Husqvarna) 56:36.90; 2. Katie Walker (KTM) 1:28:53.82


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It was with much anticipation that the Red Hot Chili Peppers took to the stage at Knebworth Park on 23rd June 2012- a venue that has hosted many legends such as Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Elton John, Status Quo, Led Zeppelin, QUEEN, Oasis and Robbie Williams. And with only two shows in the UK in 2012- It was not to be missed.
I got Tom tickets for Christmas- he has a tattoo of their band symbol, but has never seen them live- so it seemed like an appropriate gift. I then found some bargain tickets online for the brothers and sisters. Winner!
We missed two of the supporting acts: Reverend and the Makers and The Wombats, as we were too busy drinking cheap shots beforehand.
However, while the Chili Peppers were the headline act of the night, one man did indeed send the 80,000 capacity audience Bonkers. What looked from the outside as a slightly odd choice as a support act, rapper Dizzee Rascal, got the whole crowd moving on their feet. Dizzee dashed from stage left to stage right with a continuous enthusiastic performance.
The "bowl" nature of the venue provided good views for those trying to stay out of the path of the flying bottles of wasted lager/ cider/urine. At £5 for a bottle of 200ml Brothers cider- the only place my drinks were going was in my belly!
The Chili Peppers came on stage just after 9pm. The band comprised of Anthony Kiedis (lead singer), Josh Klinghoffer (guitarist), Chad Smith (drummer) and Flea (bassist), quickly established an electric atmosphere opening with Monarchy of Roses before launching into more recognisable classics: Around the World and Dani California. The band's classic hits, such as Under the Bridge, Tell Me Baby, Otherside, Californication, By the Way (my favorite), Can't Stop and Around the World (just to name just a few) went down a storm- even if The Zephyr Song and Scar Tissue were disappointingly absent. The band's six- song encore included Suck My Kiss, Sir Psycho Sexy and Give It Away.
We were all left a bit confused when Flea said **"Thank you Wembley" and were not impressed with the poor coordination of exiting the park as it took quite a lot of people three or more hours to get out, resulting in trains being missed and a theatre being set up for an overnight shelter.
The main set of their music was energetic, which was remarkable for a band who's not in the first bustle of its youth (28 years old/young) – and perhaps the jamming between themselves did reduce interaction with the faithful fans. A little disappointing, but still a great night with a great crowd of people!! The rain added to the atmosphere and was no mood damper 🙂
** It turns out that he may have said "Thank you humbly". I'm not yet convinced…


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Gangnam Blues leads box office, Lee Min Ho gives love back
As the highly anticipated movie Gangnam Blues premiered on January 21 in South Korea and rose to be the box office leader, fans are pleased to learn that Lee Min Ho is giving love back to his adoring fans and doing a good deed at the same time. Here are the details:
Initial reports cite the Korean Film Council's information that Gangnam Blues came in first at the box office. It rose to #1, beating out the previous leaders, includling Ode to My Father, Big Hero 6, and Love Forecast.
Gangnam Blues stars Lee Min Ho and Kim Rae Won, and it's Lee's first major lead role on the big screen.
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With the good news in box office popularity and positive reviews pouring in, Lee Min Ho also made a heart-warming announcement on January 21. He is inviting 1,970 fans to a special screening for Gangnam Blues, with the number matching the Korean title, Gangnam 1970. Not only did Lee Min Ho came up with the idea himself, but he will also donate the proceeds to his charity platform, Promiz (pmz2014.com). According to a representative for the actor, Lee Min Ho stated that he wanted to make an unforgettable experience for his fans. The event will be held on January 24 and 25 for the lucky fans.
If you want to attend, apply through Lee Min Ho's fan site at MinozWorld.com.
Can this perfect man get any better? I wish I were in Korea right now. However, there is a second best option if you are in another country. Here are the film's release dates listed for North America (Canada and USA) and other Asian countries.
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Monday, 10 July 2017
Would you trust these men with your personal health information? Part Two
Left to Right: Minister for Human Services and Liberal MP for Aston, Alan Tudge
& Minister for Health and Liberal MP for Flinders, Greg Hunt
The Guardian, 8 July 2017:
The government found itself facing heavy criticism this week over how it handles Australians' personal information, after a Guardian investigation revealed a darknet trader was illegally selling the details of any Medicare card holder on request by "exploiting a vulnerability" in a government system.
The data had been for sale since at least October 2016, and the seller appears to have sold the Medicare details of at least 75 Australians…..
"What's happening is the community is wrapping these attacks together and seeing them as a threat, and it adds to a perception that their data is not safe," said Australia's privacy commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim. "All the players need to work out a way to build up that trust."
But why do these breaches keep happening? And is the government doing everything it can to stop them, and reassure the public when they do happen?
After being alerted by the Guardian to the Medicare breach, the minister took swift action, referring it to the Australian federal police for investigation. Pilgrim welcomed this as an appropriate response…..
The most critical risk to Australians from the misuse of Medicare card data is one of identity fraud. A fake Medicare card with legitimate details can get a criminal a quarter of the way to an entire fake ID. This could then be used by organised crime groups in any number of ways, for example by leasing property or equipment. It could also be used to fraudulently obtain services from Medicare itself.
In this case, the darknet was the vehicle for this particular identity fraud scam. But it didn't need to be, and it is likely similar, less-sophisticated scams are taking place right now.
Tudge has used an unusual line to explain the breach. He has said it was not a hack or cyber attack, but "traditional criminal activity". What he's edging around is that his department believe this was a case of an individual using a legitimate method to access Medicare data – but for an unauthorised and illegal purpose.
But contrary to Tudge's assertion, access control is very much a matter of cybersecurity. And there are a lot of problems with the way Medicare card details can be obtained.
For instance more than 200,000 individual users can potentially look up Medicare card details through the department's system. The department has declined to answer whether each access is logged, which could allow it to trace when a particular card was looked up. If those controls aren't there, it's unlikely the darkweb vendor selling this data will be found.
It doesn't mean someone sitting in a doctor's clinic has been supplying the data. A prospective patient could show up at a GP's reception, pretending to be someone else, and just ask for that person's Medicare card details. Guardian Australia has spoken with one employee at a medical practice who said people regularly asked for their card details to be supplied.
Identity fraud using Medicare cards is coming to be seen as a big problem in the government. The human services department acknowledged in February 2016 that there had been 1,500 "probable" cases of Medicare fraud, a jump from 269. The Australian reported that in 2014 the justice minister, Michael Keenan, set out to quantify the scale of Medicare card fraud taking place. A study found Medicare cards and driving licences were the mostly commonly used forms of ID for fraudsters.
The problem appears to be growing worse as those given credentials to access Medicare card details legitimately has increased – jumping 25% in the last financial year – and as organised crime groups grow more sophisticated in their methods.
All of this contributes to the loss of trust….
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Fully-automatic packaging stations at the end of the production line are the future of aerosol can manufacturing; this means packers will no longer be there to have an attentive eye on the quality of the finished can. At the same time such a final inspection has become increasingly important since monobloc aerosol cans are more than simple containers today – they can be real design objects. Such a manufacturing process with its multiple shaping operations inevitably leads to high material strain. Additional to that, the wall thickness of aerosol cans progressively becomes thinner and the use of recycled aluminum surely protects the environment and preserves our resources but can be problematic when being processed.
At modern manufacturing sites inspection systems are already integrated into the aerosol can production at several crucial positions, typically prior to the printing process, after the printing process, and after shaping, necking, and flanging. These inspections are valuable measures mainly to prevent flawed products from being further processed and delivered to the final customer. Still this method cannot provide the conclusive assurance that every can is absolutely flawless. Defects can develop even at the very last moment and, as experience shows, time and again they really do. So the desire for a final inspection of the finished can is quite understandable.
The new final can inspection solution CIM, which is a cooperation of the two German companies Mühlbauer and Sprimag, covers all quality aspects of the finished can. At line speed the high performance can handler lifts the cans from the output conveyor of the necking machine, fixes them with vacuum, sets them in a stable rotation, delivers them to the inspection units and places them on a conveyor again for packaging. Three TEMA Vision inspection units are integrated: PI-CYLINDER for print inspection, CTI for can top inspection, which includes special optics for top, side, and backside view of the curl, and the brand-new 3D measurement SHAPE CONTROL. The inspection of the can shape is a special challenge. Although typical surface defects like grooves or dents cast revealing shadows in a 2D camera shot these optical effects can easily become invisible in the print image of a decorated can. The only chance to reliably spot such defects on a completely decorated and shaped can is the 3D measurement of the whole lateral surface – a height profile of the can. In contrast to PI-CYLINDER and CTI, which are already well known to aerosol can producers, the new SHAPE CONTROL creates a 3D image by constantly scanning a laser line on the rotating can.
The fully automatic 3-dimensional inspection of monobloc aerosol cans at the end of the production process is an inspection approach which combines newest technologies from 3D measurement, can handling, and inspection software. The end-of-line inspection solution CIM can be integrated into all aerosol can making lines successive to the necking process and is an important step towards a fully automated final inspection for aerosol cans which must be the declared goal for all modern aerosol can production sites in the near future.
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Another day, another 204-point swing in the Dow. Notice how more volatile the market has become? It's been two weeks since the Fed minutes were released, which revealed a lively discussion on when to taper bond purchases.
The S&P 500 hit an historic intraday high that morning (1687.18), and by the end of the day we were all actively debating whether it was some kind of inflection point in the market.
We don't know if it was an inflection point long term, but short term that has certainly proved to be the case.
That day was the top of the market, so far.
(Read More: Why Bad News Soon May Just Become ... Bad News)
Since then, the S&P is 3.4 percent off its highs, and the Volatility Index (VIX) has gone from 13.05 (the May 22 intraday low) to 16.78—a 28 percent gain.
And interest-rate-sensitive sectors have been hit hard, with the Dow Utilities down 7.1 percent and the price of 10-year Treasurys down 2.1 percent.
Elsewhere, another REIT specializing in single-family houses goes public tonight. Colony American Homes (CAHS), which lease and manages such houses, is seeking to sell 20 million shares at $11.50 to $13.00.
As of April 30, Colony's portfolio consisted of 8,764 wholly owned homes and 1,167 owned in a joint venture, mainly in Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Texas.
The market has not embraced companies buying and managing blocks of single-family housing. Silver Bay Realty (SBY) went public in December priced at $18.50 and is now $17.86; American Residential (ARPI) was $21 in May and is now $19.20.


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This article features Dr. Tara Lyons, a Research Scientist with the Gender and Sexual Health Initiative.
Recent construction on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside has endangered trans sex workers by forcing them into more dangerous and inhospitable locations.
Criminology Professor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Tara Lyons, contributed to a study published this month by the B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS examining the impact of construction and gentrification on transsex workers. Interviews with 33 individuals—including those who identify as transsexual, genderqueer, and two-spirit—and ethnographic walks through their work environment were held as a part of the study, determining that, "within a criminalized context, construction and gentrification enhanced vulnerabilities to violence and harassment from police and residents," as written in the study's abstract.


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So you want to be a Foreign Service Officer? You've read the news, you've learned a foreign language, you've purchased FSOT study guides? Great! You're heading in the right direction. But being in the foreign service is much more than just a matter of perfecting your writing abilities and mastering your interview answers: the foreign service is a lifestyle. Those who are serious about joining should extend their preparations beyond the professional world; they should prepare their personal lives as well.
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IN THIS ONE... The Brigadier guest-stars as the Bane returns to Earth.
REVIEW: Obviously, the big news here is that Nicholas Courtney is back on telly as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart for the first time since the late 80s (he did a lot of audio work for Big Finish in the intervening years however), and it's truly great to see him again. There's a real warmth coming off the man and a sense that his friendship with Sarah Jane Smith has grown and deepened since the old days. It's hard not to tear up when we see them together again, especially since both actors are gone now. What I'm most glad for is that writer/showrunner Phil Ford uses the Brig to criticize the new series' UNIT. Like us, he's seeing things with rose-colored glasses. His UNIT was sometimes just as rigid, closed-minded and violent as the current model - Doctor Who and the Silurians being a prime example - but he also makes us miss the more homespun classic UNIT that didn't seem to take itself quite so seriously. Or is that nostalgia talking again? Or maybe we haven't had a UNIT team we could sympathize with in New Who. Between Martha and Ross, we almost has the kernel of something. Alas...
If a returning hero isn't enough for you, we also get some returning villains. Kaagh the scarred Sontaran shows up at the end of the episode to unexpectedly team up with Mrs. Wormwood of the Bane, from all the way back to the pilot. I'm not a big fan of the pilot, so I wasn't too sure we needed the Bane to ever return, but Samantha Bond as Mrs. W. wasn't the reason Invasion of the Bane put me off. As a creature now on the run from her own people, and at the same time out for revenge on Sarah Jane, she's got enough going on to keep us interested. As the "mother" who gave Luke up for adoption and a means for him to explore that metaphor, it's worth having her back. "I was born running" is a great line of Luke's in this context. And the Bane are fairly cool CG monsters. It's just a shame the tentacle interactions with real people don't really work.
Obviously, there's a plot attached, with Sarah Jane having to help Wormwood stop the Bane from putting MacGuffins together to call up Horath, a vaguely Lovecraftian-sounding entity (in line with their own cephalopod nature), and having to go to the ominous-sounding Black Archive, UNIT's version of the Raiders of the Lost Ark warehouse. Sarah just isn't very good at saying no to the kids - you know the type - so Rani's with her, so the boys can spend quality time with Wormwood. It'll all come to a head in Part 2, the season finale.
REWATCHABILITY: High - Not only do they make the Bane palatable after the Bubble Shock fiasco, they bring back one of the most beloved characters in Classic Who. In fact, the two most beloved characters in Classic Who share a number of scenes, so this would probably have gotten a good grade regardless of the plot.
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Congrats to the Winner of the Gen Con "Learn to Play A&A" Drawing
At Gen Con 2015 we ran a drawing for a free copy of Axis & Allies 1941 and Larry Moshell was the winner. Congrats Larry!
At Gen Con 2015 we ran a drawing for a free copy of Axis & Allies 1941 and Larry Moshell was the winner. Congrats Larry!
In November 2015 Historical Board Gaming released Global War-2nd Edition (1936-1945). In this article, designer Will Henson explores exactly what players can expect from the new game in the most in-depth photo and description to date.
At Gen Con 2015 we set up a time lapse recording of the tournament championship game for Axis & Allies 1942 Second Edition Tournament.
The Field Marshal Gaming Convention, now in its 5th year, is held in Oshawa, Ontario. It's a great opportunity to get away and enjoy your favorite games with other gaming enthusiasts including many from right here on the Axis and Allies.org forums!
The Nashville Axis & Allies Meetup Group is going back to the beautiful Lakeside Resort for their annual Fall event, the first weekend of October.
The Origins Game Fair in Columbus, Ohio starts soon on June 3-7. There will be plenty of great Axis & Allies board game and miniature events run throughout the Con by Greg Smorey.
The Nashville Axis & Allies Meetup group will be hosting several events at NashCon this year. Nashcon is a gaming convention featuring historical miniatures, tournaments, fantasy and science fiction games, role playing, board games, Advanced Squad Leader tournament and much more.
Going Nuclear is an expansion for Global War 2nd Edition that adds the ability to develop and use an atomic bomb. Designer Will Henson goes into the details of this interesting wargame add-on.
The first major Axis & Allies event of the year is once again the Battle of Tennessee at the Lakeside Resort in Smithville, Tennessee on February 5 through February 8. It's not too late to join the fun!
Written by Der Kuenstler on 02-12-2013 at Axis and Allies.org, assembled and edited by Rorschach of I Will Never Grow Up Gaming So you've got some great new House Rules (in your own view, anyway) for Axis and Allies and you'd like others to cooperate and play along. This is not always easy, but here are […]
The holidays are right around the corner and we have some great suggestions for great Axis & Allies gifts! All prices below are subject to change and were only accurate at the time of writing. Game Accessories Our Gold Sponsor, Field Marshall Games, and our Silver Sponsor, Historical Board Gaming, have some great accessories for […]
This is a resource for anyone interested in painting their own Axis and Allies board game pieces or for anyone who has any questions regarding painting of plastic miniatures in general.
Any Axis and Allies game that contains a coalition(s) of countries will require their players to cooperate in order to achieve the goal of their side winning the game. The objective of this article is to explain turn-based game mechanics to in order to improve teamwork while playing most of the Axis & Allies games.
The Field Marshal Gaming Convention is an annual celebration of tabletop gaming held in Oshawa, Ontario every September and now in its 4th year.
So you've been invited to play a game of Axis and Allies 1940 Global with a few of your friends, however, there's just one problem; you don't know a thing about it! Well don't worry, we're going get you up to speed so you can feel comfortable around the gaming table. Perhaps after reading this, you will become compelled to download the rule book !
Columbia Games, publisher of block strategy war games, has a Kickstarter for their latest game: Victory in Europe a WWII Strategy Game. As of writing, only 10 days to go!
This year the Kublacon gaming convention, which takes place in the San Francisco Bay Area, will feature three Axis & Allies events, including an Axis & Allies 1942 Second Edition tournament hosted by yours truly, Dave Jensen.
Doug Friend of HistoricalBoardGaming.com will host the first annual HBGCon in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Expect plenty of HBG games and A&A games.
Bunnies P. Wrath has written this guide for intermediate to advanced players of the Spring 1942 edition of Axis and Allies, released in 2009.
The Axis & Allies Spring Gathering returns for a 12th. Don't miss out on this great regional event.


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When I step out on stage in front of thousands of people, I don't feel that I'm being brave. It can take much more courage to express true feelings to one person. [...] In spite of the risks, the courage to be honest and intimate opens the way to self-discovery. It offers what we all want, the promise of love.
I think…to give. In the best way I can, through song and through dance and through music. I mean, I am committed to my art. I believe that all art has as its ultimate goal the union between the material and the spiritual, the human and the divine. I believe that to be the reason for the very existence of art. And I feel I was chosen as an instrument to just give music and love and harmony to the world. To children of all ages, and adults and teenagers.... I love people of all races from my heart, with true affection.
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Ron Maxwell is a very busy man these days. His third eagerly awaited Civil War film, Copperhead, releases today, June 28, just in time for 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. He characterizes his previous two Civil war movies, Gettysburg and Gods & Generals as stories about why, "good men choose to fight," and Copperhead as a story about why "good men choose not to fight."
I had the chance to sit down with him a month or so ago at his home in Virginia to record an interview for my upcoming film, Gettysburg Final Measure of Devotion as well as the Gettysburg Battlecast. I have known Ron for almost a decade as he graciously agreed to narrate my film on Antietam, Lincoln and Lee at Antietam. He does not lend his voice talents often except for projects that pass his scrutiny. And seeing him a couple of years ago at a July 4th party at historian, Gabor Boritt's home he jokingly pointed at me and announced to those gathered that, "I is the only person whoever directed him!" Quite an honor indeed.
For this recent interview I recorded his reflections on Gettysburg and where we stood as a nation after 150 years. And many of his comments can be seen right now on the Gettysburg Battlecast. But I also asked him about his forthcoming movie. It has been ten years since God & Generals and I knew Copperhead had to be something truly special for him to return to the Civil War era. And in this video he discusses what motivated him to do the picture.
For more information on Copperhead, please visit the film's official web site.
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The Energy People Trust is an independent charity focused on alleviating fuel poverty whose principal funder is ScottishPower. ScottishPower has decided that from 2018 their charitable funding will be consolidated through the ScottishPower Foundation which is a separate charity established by the company in 2013. The ScottishPower Foundation supports a range of charitable initiatives that promote the advancement of education, environmental protection, citizenship and community development, arts, culture and science as well as the prevention of poverty or disadvantage.
Therefore, it is with regret that the Trustees of the ScottishPower Energy People Trust announce that they have taken the decision to wind up the Trust. This is not a decision that the Trustees have taken lightly and one taken only after an extensive search to secure other long term funding for the work of the Trust.
Trustees of the Energy People Trust are immensely proud of the record number of projects and people supported over 12 years and offer their grateful thanks to ScottishPower for over £15 million pounds which they placed at the Trust's disposal to fund these life-changing projects.
From January 2018 no more applications to the Energy People Trust will be accepted for consideration. All current projects funded by the Trust will continue until completion.
Details of the application criteria and other information about the work of the ScottishPower Foundation can be found at their website. https://www.scottishpower.com/pages/about_the_scottishpower_foundation.aspx. The next call for grant applications to the Foundation should begin in the summer of 2018.
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The Trust provided funding to front line charities who conducted benefits advice to households missing out on entitled financial help through welfare benefits and tax credits.
Fuel Debt Assistance
The Trust supported charities who provided assistance to reduce household utility debts.
Politicians welcome charitable projects to Welsh Assembly. Ten charitable projects from across Wales were invited to the Welsh Assembly, as part of a celebratory event marking the tenth anniversary of the ScottishPower Energy People Trust. Each project was selected because of their exceptional work using Trust funding to help alleviate fuel poverty in the community, with the common goal of helping their most vulnerable residents access affordable warmth. The schemes use the Trust support to provide a combination of inco...
Twenty five charitable projects from across Scotland were last night invited to the Scottish Parliament, as part of an event marking the tenth anniversary of the ScottishPower Energy People Trust. Each project was selected to attend the event, thanks to their exceptional work using Trust funding to help alleviate fuel poverty in the community. The projects in attendance all share the common goal of helping the most vulnerable residents in their area access affordable warmth. Each scheme uses Energy People Trust funding t...


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MC-MKTG v.1 Master of Marketing
Course CRICOS Code: 027233E
Registered full-time Duration: 1.5 Years
Course Overview
Master Degrees (Coursework) prepare students to apply advanced knowledge for professional practice, scholarship and further learning corresponding to AQF level 9 qualifications.
Designed for applicants wanting to gain advanced knowledge in marketing and increase their strategic decision-making skills. The course builds on existing skills, improving participants' ability to manage the risk and uncertainty associated with all marketing decisions.
Additional Course Expenses
Students may be expected to purchase a number of textbooks and other essential study materials.
Course Entry and Completion Details
Applicants for a Master Degree (Coursework) are required to meet University academic and English language entry standards; details are provided at http://futurestudents.curtin.edu.au. Subject to the duration of the course applicants usually require a Bachelor Degree or equivalent (and may require relevant work experience), Bachelor Honours Degree, Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma. Any specific course entry and completion requirements must also be met.
Specifically applicants require, an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline OR an undergraduate degree in any discipline AND relevant workplace learning OR a relevant Graduate Certificate.
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Applications for credit towards a course are assessed on an individual basis. Credit reduces the amount of learning required to complete the course and may be granted for formal education qualifications, non-formal learning from non-award programs of study and informal learning through work experiences. Further information can be found at http://futurestudents.curtin.edu.au.
Pathway to Further Study
Graduates may qualify for entry to Doctoral degrees. For further details, see the Graduate Research School website http://research.curtin.edu.au/postgraduate-research/future-research-students/entry-requirements/
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Applicants for a Master Degree (Coursework) are required to meet University academic and English language entry standards; details are provided at http://futurestudents.curtin.edu.au. Subject to the duration of the course applicants usually require a Bachelor Degree or equivalent (and may require relevant work experience), Bachelor Honours Degree, Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma. Any specific course entry and completion requirements must also be met.
Course Learning Outcomes
A graduate of this course can:
1. apply principles and concepts in marketing theory and practice to describe, understand, analyse and evaluate marketing issues; and to provide innovative solutions to marketing problems; extend the discipline knowledge base through original research
2. critically analyse the marketing environment and think creatively to generate strategic solution;apply logical; rational and reflective processes in high level decision making.
3. use a variety of methodologies to assess informational requirements, acquire and evaluate information from multiple sources, and synthesis this knowledge to make supported judgments relevant to marketing strategy
4. develop marketing plans, reports and presentations to effectively communicate problems and solution to internal managers and external stakeholders; engage in successful negotiation with supply-chain members, channel partners and customers to create value in long term relationships
5. use appropriate technologies, electronic resources and new interactive media to effectively collect and analyse marketing data; adopt an appropriate blend of new and traditional technologies to implement coherent strategic initiatives in marketing
6. employ an intellectual curiosity that is able to integrate new information with existing knowledge, and develop a lifelong attitude of continuing professional development in the marketing discipline
7. apply an international perspective to marketing issues, and adapt marketing models and strategies for competitive advantage and success in the global environment; Account for contemporary developments in world forums to implement socially responsible and sustainable marketing efforts
8. recognise the nature of cultural trends and diversity in market segmentation and analysis to develop culturally sensitive efforts in marketing; adapt marketing strategies to cultural segments for competitive advantage; understand local norms for marketing and logistics in international marketing
9. apply an ethical approach in dealing with various stakeholders in the marketing environment, and demonstrate leadership and professional integrity in all aspects of marketing strategy development, communications and negotiations; work collaboratively and independently as necessary.
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This fee-paying course is three semesters full-time or equivalent part-time study.
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A valid warrant should correctly indicate the address of the premises that the police intend to search, explains the Electronic Frontier Foundation. If the warrant is for an arrest, it should correctly indicate the name of the arrestee. A legitimate warrant should also list any items that the police seize in the course of executing it, show the deadline by which the police should implement an arrest or execute a search, and bear a judge's signature.Continue Reading
Before attempting forceful ingress, law enforcement officials should first knock and announce their entry, states the Electronic Frontier Foundation. They should have with them the warrant they intend to execute, and in most cases, must serve it during the day. They should also allow the targets of warrants to verify the authenticity of these documents.
In addition, law enforcement officials do not serve warrants by fax or email, but in person, reports US Courts.gov. They also do not demand money or other forms of compensation, in person or by other means, to void the arrests that warrants demand.
Recipients who suspect that the people delivering the warrants may not be actual officers should first call 911 before allowing them to enter, advises FindLaw. Legitimate law enforcement should have uniforms, utility belts and other articles of clothing or equipment that such officials typically bear. Aged police vehicles that seem to be in poor working condition are another sign that the people in question may not be legitimate officers.Learn more about Law


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