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Lord Pearson of Rannoch: My Lords, when my noble friend comes to examine the second supplementary question of the noble Lord, Lord Monson, will she also consider whether it might be possible for the Luxembourg Court not just to fine the 14 other countries but to fine the Commission itself?
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: My Lords, that is an interesting suggestion. I am not sure that it is one that will bear much fruit, but I shall look at it.
Lord Richard: My Lords, can the Minister confirm the position as I understand it, which is that there may be a theoretical argument which says that such a ban on non-food products might be imposed whereas in fact for the past 40 years the Community has had the common sense not to do that?
Baroness Chalker of Wallasey: My Lords, that is absolutely right. If substances are dangerous, such as those which are subject to Regulation 2455/92 which relates to hazardous chemicals, member states must implement the importing country's decisions. However, that does not usually relate to products that are manufactured or used within the Community. It usually applies where those substances pass from a third country, through a Community country, and onward. That is why we need to take some care in making the sort of comments that are often made in relation to legislation to which we can fully sign up because it is in the interests of the protection of the health and safety of our people as well as of those in 14 other member states.
Lord Peyton of Yeovil asked Her Majesty's Government:
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Scottish Office (The Earl of Lindsay): My Lords, the proceedings between Clydesdale District Council and Mr. Errington were concluded on 28th February 1996. The sheriff found in favour of Mr. Errington and awarded costs to him for the value of his cheese and expenses from 14th February 1995 to be met by Clydesdale District Council. On 1st July 1996 I met Mr. Errington and the new director of public protection services at South Lanarkshire Council, the successor
Lord Peyton of Yeovil: My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friend for that Answer. Is he aware of how much I personally appreciate the courtesy and attention with which he has listened to representations made on behalf of Mr. Errington and the trouble that he has taken to visit Mr. Errington at his farm to inquire into what happened? That was most unusual and I should like my noble friend to realise that my thanks on this occasion are not merely formal. He has done marvellously well.
However, there is just one little point that I should like to add. I am sure that my noble friend has done all that he can to urge Clydesdale District Council to pay the huge sum of costs awarded against it by the sheriff. Does my noble friend know whether the council has yet paid those costs?
The Earl of Lindsay: My Lords, I am grateful for my noble friend's kind remarks. Given my noble friend's previous track record, I had imagined that there might well be a sting in the tail. Perhaps I may commend the energy with which my noble friend has brought this matter to the attention of Ministers and the House. All who have been involved in the case are agreed that lessons have been learned and that much good will come of that unfortunate episode.
My noble friend asked specifically about costs. Mr. Errington has received payment with regard to the judicial review and the appeal. With regard to legal and witness fees in respect of the sheriff court hearing which commenced on 14th August, the sum involved has yet to be settled, but the hearing date has been settled and the sheriff intends to award Mr. Errington his costs. I remind the House that Mr. Errington makes a very fine product which I commend to all those who like blue cheese.
Lord Carmichael of Kelvingrove: My Lords, perhaps I may associate myself with the grateful thanks which the noble Lord, Lord Peyton, has expressed to the Minister for the trouble that he has taken. Not only were the noble Earl's actions correct, but he went even further on this occasion than he need have done. We are all glad that the matter now seems to have been resolved. I do not think that I have ever read as much background material on any Question as on this.
Will the Minister consider one or two other points? I understand that the original complaint came from the local authority in Edinburgh and that the South Lanarkshire people had to examine it. There was then an investigation by the Scottish Agricultural College which said that the product could be dangerous, but another college, the Analytical Service Centre in Motherwell, gave it the "all clear". What worries me now is how we can reassure the public that our food hygiene practices are safe. Was this episode a one-off or does it indicate that procedures need to be tightened up? I wonder, for instance, whether we should have a government analyst to supervise such matters.
The Earl of Lindsay: My Lords, I can assure the noble Lord that public health will remain paramount in
Baroness Seear: My Lords, can the noble Earl tell us what this fascinating cheese is called?
The Earl of Lindsay: My Lords, it is called Lanark Blue and it is regularly available in the Dining Room next door.
Lord Taylor of Gryfe: My Lords, what costs have so far been incurred in the case by the complainant and by the local authority? Can the noble Earl give us some idea of the extent of the liability which will fall to be met by the ratepayers of Strathclyde Regional Council?
The Earl of Lindsay: My Lords, details of many of the costs arising from the case are not in the public domain. I believe that Mr. Errington has not released information on the costs which he has already been paid for the judicial review and the appeal. I told the House a little earlier that the costs associated with the sheriff court have still to be finalised, but they will be paid to Mr. Errington. Costs have been awarded against Clydesdale District Council, which is now South Lanarkshire Council.
The Chairman of Committees (Lord Boston of Faversham): My Lords, I beg to move the Motion standing in my name on the Order Paper.
Moved, That the second report from the Select Committee (HL Paper 96) be agreed to.--(The Chairman of Committees.)
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It can only be a matter of weeks before people get super frustrated with Michael and Becca's separation on Missing. In "Measure of a Man," Michael finally took matters into his own hands.
Without the aid of the CIA, Becca was forced to recall some unpleasant memories she had with her husband. (Read my recent interview with Sean Bean for more on where his character's relationship with Becca is going.)
There was a lot of information at the cottage, but unfortunately Violet set off one of Paul's traps. Wasn't she listening when Becca said she was the only one who would be able to disarm them?
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I was invited to speak on a panel later in the month at a nearby university on the subject of big data, but the moderator made an interesting request. While the conference itself was full of sessions on the marvels of big data, he asked if I could play devil's advocate, and utter some words of caution about big data.
It's worthwhile to think through a strategy before rushing headlong into anything, and indeed, there has been a backlash brewing against the claims being made about deep, flawless analytic insights big data delivers. So, there are plenty of reasons for healthy skepticism.
In big data scenarios, you have managers not trained in statistics making bet-the-business decisions based on data of unknown quality originating from unvetted sources. You have MBAs that think they can push a button to have insights auto-generated for them. What could possibly go wrong with that?
First, let's be clear on what, exactly, big data is. Yes, it's having a lot of it, to the point where disk arrays are bursting at the seams. But this is all relative, since by this definition alone, there has always been "big data." A decade ago, there were some organizations with databases topping the one-terabyte mark in storage, and that was huge. What's different these days is the types of data coming into organizations — the unstructured stuff, the log files, sensor data, social data, documents and the like. Many refer to it as "variety," as the second of four "Vs" that define big data, along with volume, velocity (real time?) and value. But I think variety is what really makes this generation of big data so special.
This sounds all good on paper, and I'm sure everyone out there is intimately familiar with unstructured or schema-less data — we deal with it every time we create a Word or Excel document, or post something to Twitter. The problem is, most organizations simply don't know what they have in terms of this data. They don't have any sense of the amount of this data, or what part of it may be valuable, versus junk. You can't press forward on a big data initiative on an unknown quantity.
The issues of trustworthiness were painstakingly worked out over the years in the data warehouse space, with data warehouse managers working closely with each contributor, making sure that the data they were feeding into the warehouse was not duplicated with that of other sources, was synced in terms of time horizons, and had common field names and formats. Now, data warehouses are but one component of the avalanche of data coming on the scene and it's simply too expensive and will slow everything down to try to jam everything into the warehouses and optimize the information via extract, transform and load mechanisms.
Big data is opening up new worlds for insurers, and is a path that needs to be followed. But it's a journey that needs to be well-managed and thought-through. For inspiration, look to what took place with data warehousing — a big-deal technology initiative that provided a lot of lessons of a management nature. These lessons need to be re-visited and applied across the business:
Begin to inventory the data you have, especially the unstructured information. Start with small pilot projects to measure and attempt to capture some of this data on an enterprise level.
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Encourage critical thinking among business users of the data: What is the source of the information? Are there other potential sources that will help build a conclusion? And, very importantly: What is the context of this data?
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Seattle Children's Research Institute and partner organizations have been awarded more than $12 million over the next five years from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of Health to develop foamy virus gene replacement therapy for patients who suffer from Severe Combined Immunodeficiency. Researchers from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, University of Pennsylvania, University of Washington and Washington State University will collaborate with Seattle Children's Research Institute and pursue various components of the therapy, with an aim of clinical trials for patients at the end of five years. There has never been a clinical trial conducted using foamy viruses.
A foamy virus is a type of retrovirus, which means it has the capability of allowing its genetic information to become part of the genetic information of a host cell. The use of foamy viruses as a clinical vector for gene delivery was developed in Seattle.
Severe combined immunodeficiency, or SCID, is a rare syndrome caused by mutations in at least 13 different genes. The most common form, SCID-X1, is the focus of the new study. SCID is now often called "bubble boy disease," becoming more widely known during the 1970 and 1980s when the public learned about David Vetter, a boy with SCID who lived for 12 years in a plastic, germ-free environment. The "bubble boy" story was featured in a made-for-TV movie starring John Travolta and on an episode of the popular television show "Seinfeld."
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[S]ome think that Palin's star power, mixed with her savvy in new media and grassroots networking, could give her the leverage she needs to run a viable - if unorthodox -campaign.
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Herman Cain - 15%
Newt Gingrich - 12%
Michele Bachmann - 11%
Tim Pawlenty - 10%
Ron Paul - 8%
Jon Huntsman - 0%
According to PPP, Palin had a 59/31 favorable rating with Republicans in Iowa. After that was taken, she dive-bombed into Pella for the premiere of a documentary about her (remember that?) and toured the Iowa State Fair.
And here's the new PPP poll of Iowa if Palin is included.
Rick Perry - 21% (+21)
Mitt Romney - 18% (-3)
Michele Bachmann - 15% (+4)
Ron Paul - 12% (+4)
Sarah Palin - 10% (-5)
Newt Gingrich - 7% (-5)
Herman Cain - 6% (-9)
Rick Santorum - 5% (+5)
John Huntsman - 3% (+3)
Palin's sunk from second place to fourth and is now behind Ron Paul. Her favorable rating has fallen to 52/36, also lower than Paul's. One almost gets the impression that Palin's dithering and attention seeking isn't actually a brilliant rope-a-dope strategy.
The rest of the poll's worth reading -- in a Palin-less race it has Paul doubling his support to 16 percent, Bachmann's favorable numbers falling rapidly, and Santorum with slightly higher favorables, on net, than Romney.


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The Burgenland is the Easternmost of the nine Bundesländer (states) of Austria. With only 277.569 inhabitants on 3.966km² it is the country's less populated federal state. Until 1920 (when Austria and Hungary where still one country) it was considered to be part of Hungary, after the peace treaties of St. Germain and Trianon it was attached to Austria, except the region around the city of Sopron, which was at that time planned to be the capital of the new state.
The Burgenland borders the provinces Lower Austria in the North and Styria in the West, as well as the countries Slovakia, Hungary (366km) and Slovenia (from North to South). The population is very multicultural, there are 29.000 Croats, 5.000 Hungarians and also several uncounted groups of Roma. The state itself has always been economically underdeveloped (it is target 1 area for EU-subsidies), therefore many inhabitants work in the Austrian capital Vienna. The emigration rate is also very high, cities like Vienna or Chicago (!) have a bigger number of inhabitants deriving from the Burgenland than the capital Eisenstadt.
All postal codes for the Burgenland (Austrian postal codes consist of four digits) start with the digit 7. It is politically divided into two cities and seven districts:
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Did I tell you or what? Click here for the highlight film from Bryan Mclain.
The proposal was an entire day consisting of all of our first couple of dates. We grabbed coffee, hiked and ended at the beach where we had the "talk" of I like you, you like me, a little over a year ago. We were sitting around a fire when Garrett pulled out an old wooden jewelry box and asked me to open it. Letters. 26 secret, folded letters and one tied in red ribbon, all which he had written throughout the first year of our relationship was in the box. After reading the 25th letter, I opened the one with the red ribbon. This was the first letter he had written to me, saying, "If you are reading this then you know what is about to happen. I don't know when will this be, but Christine Irish Huffman I have a question for you...". Before I knew it, he was down on one knee asking for my hand and with tears, laughter and joy, I said yes!
Garrett and I were inspired to have a folk themed wedding. We wanted a venue with a rustic and elegant feel as well as an intimate and vintage setting and the Dana-Powers House was it! The shabby chic decor of the garden and the barn fit perfectly for our ceremony and reception. Since our wedding was in June, we wanted vibrant, cheery and fun colors that reflected us and our theme. Panacea flowers did a phenomenal job in making our vision come alive with Sunflowers, Billy Balls and English Garden Roses, making the colors just pop.
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Directly from France comes this beautiful Art Deco Celluloid Framed purse. I purchased this bag myself while on a buying trip. I adore this handbag and the soft velvet bag is original to the frame. The frame is just gorgeous and has beautiful open work. There are 2 birds which face each other a push down celluloid clasp, complete with its original celluloid handle. The scene is identical on both sides of the bag. The purse measures 8 3/4" x 7 1/4" across without the handle. It hangs 13 1/2" long.
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Firefox & Thunderbird Add-on Converter for SeaMonkey
User Help for Seamonkey and Mozilla Suite
Moreover, if you want to convert an addon from https://addons.mozilla.org then you don't have to provide a direct link to the xpi file, you can simply input the URL of the addon page. The exception are addons which don't have a direct download/install button but instead lead to another page that first asks for monetary contribution - so in those cases it's enough to input the URL of the contribution page because the direct download link is on that page.
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Zoom Page seems to install fine, but the button it places on the tool bar is invisible, even if you drag it there from the Customise menu. Also, in the Zoom Page's options, the actual setting to change the tool bar icon's size and features is inoperable. So, I suppose this extension is one that appears to not work even when converted.
I use an on-demand method, Zoomr (preliminarily reviewed).
Also modified the hold time to 900ms.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:220.127.116.11) Gecko/20110420 SeaMonkey/2.0.14 Pinball CopyURL+ FetchTextURL FlashGot NoScript
Has anyone got Hide Caption Titlebar Plus to work, no luck here.
I'd love to disappear that top bar but suspect the Extension may be too Fx/Australis specific?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... src=search
@On Linux, Open Profile Folder https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... src=search doesn't work, the preferences box is broken.
In addition to smsmith's "right-click" answer, if you have already installed the add-on (but it doesn't work), or if you have installed it in Firefox or Thunderbird, it is found in your profile as either an .xpi file (packed) or as a directory and its contents (the unzipped .xpi) in the "extensions" subfolder of the profile where it is installed, but under a strange name which can be found (without the .xpi) in the "ID" column of the about:support "Troubleshooting Information" page. If there is an .xpi of that strange name in your profile, that's it, no sweat. If it's a subdirectory, you can zip it using any zip utility, then rename the .zip to .xpi; or if your zipper lets you specify a full output file name, give it a name ending in .xpi
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I really appreciate the converter - it is really nice to have all these supposedly incompatible extensions working in SeaMonkey. (Why can't Mozilla do that? - rhetorical) I have tried to screen out the ones listed as working in the OP, as well as ones that were already compatible; I did not search the entire thread however. My criteria for using the converter was just that the button on AMO addons page was greyed out (I did not test all these to see if they actually required conversion before doing it). And I also did 2 not from AMO but don't know if it is OK to list those (can give those to OP by PM if interested). Unfortunately I haven't kept a list of what didn't work but there weren't a whole lot. In a few cases, e.g. Ghostery, I tried older versions with the converter (some still didn't work), but most of these are or were current when I did it. Thanks, Lemon Juice.
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Fire Commander 0.3.10
Ghostery older ver 5.2.1
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Modify Headers 0.7.1.1
Video WithOut Flash 1.4.2
Work without conversion even though SeaMonkey max version is old:
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You didn't need to convert NoScript, it's author has a version for SeaMonkey.
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And you didn't need to quote my whole post to say that.
Anyway, I might have read that in this thread but my memory is not photographic. If there is a SeaMonley version, why isn't it on AMO? (no need to answer; I see the bias)
AMO is often wrong (& in particular in relation to SeaMonkey).
IOW, regardless of what they say, you may just need to try & see what happens.
There are no "specific" versions of NoScript (except for Mobile). There is only one version, fully supported in both browsers. AMO, SeaMonkey, btw, NoScript Security Suite.
Others you have listed also work out of the box, like Bluhell Firewall. And then others, already modified, mostly older at this point (& in some cases would need to be verified working with current SeaMonkey), on Philip's page, Modified Firefox Extensions.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:188.8.131.52) Gecko/20110420 SeaMonkey/2.0.14 Pinball CopyURL+ FetchTextURL FlashGot NoScript
I do not agree that my best choice is/was to just install it and see what happens. I did that for some before using the converter. Once I found that the converter worked well, I chose and still choose to run them through the converter to improve the chance of the install working. It's time consuming enough without redoing installs, and there did not seem to be any negative effect of using the converter. I did go to that MozDev site early on in the process. I tried several of the extension links there and I don't think any of the links ever worked, so I gave up on the whole list there.
I made a couple of edits to my list (had included one by mistake, compiling the list wasn't easy). Anyway, I only posted it in case the converter author was interested; it's up to him whether he adds any. (If he had listed an email for feedback on the converter page I would not have even posted here.)
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... /searchwp/
Breaks really badly after converting. Entire searchbar vanishes, etc.
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Thanks, sure I want to add new extensions to the original list, however these criteria (button greyed out, etc.) are not good. Very often an addon is compatible with a little bit older version of SM but works perfectly in the current one - the AMO button is greyed out and it reads "Not compatible with SeaMonkey x.xx". This is not really your fault - the compatibility information on AMO is very misleading (and often inaccurate), especially for SM. A pretty good method of checking if an addon is compatible with SM (meaning "written for SM of any version) is one of these:
1. Take the AMO URL of a Firefox addon like this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/form-history-control/
and replace "firefox" with "seamonkey":
If the page loads without redirecting back to the firefox URL then this means SM is supported (however, official support may be for older versions of SM).
2. Try using the converter and if you see the yellow warning "This add-on appears to already support SeaMonkey..." this means SM is supported.
In either of these cases such an addon SHOULD NOT be converted because there is more likelihood of some things breaking than working better. You may safely use the converter to change maxVersion only for such addons. In many cases the converted SM addon will work fine, however you may experience a few unexpected problems. Only if the original addon does not work properly should you experiment with running it through the converter.
I think I should post this information on the addon converter page because some people convert addons that do not need conversion at all.
It would great if you check your list of addons using the methods above since some of your listed addons support SM out of the box and it doesn't make sense to consider them here. Certainly, we also want to include addons outside AMO - just provide the URL.
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Thanks for the response. I'm not sure if I will attempt to reevaluate my list because it already took a good bit of effort to compile since I wasn't keeping a record from the beginning. I didn't know when I started that I was going to need the converter for so many or that it work as well as it does. Maybe if I get really bored I'll consider it, but if you already know some don't belong then just ignore those (tell me which ones and I'll edit my post if I can). I did save the converted xpi files for later ones I did, and I can check those if needed (I rechecked the greyed out button for them before posting but I guess I could also do the link test you suggest). FWIW, I kind of feel like it's not my responsibility to verify if AMO is right, though. SeaMonkey is an official Mozilla build, so they should do the converting so the users don't need to (even though the actual converting is the easy part).
One that I just did that completed conversion but would not actually work:
Magnifier 0.6 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... magnifier/
Just at a glance, this one looks like it pulls styles and images, and probably shares code with the Firefox Inspector stuff which is not a part of SeaMonkey. This one is probably completely a no-go.
Tip of the day: If it has "toolbar" in the name, it's crap.
What my avatar is about: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/sea-fox/
OK, updated my list. I used the suggested url test and also reinstalled the ones that just showed an outdated SM version number.
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Summer is officially here and that means garden parties and fresh pink drinks. This wine slush is our favorite.
We can't help it – pink drinks are magical and this one is really easy to make! Don't forget that extra touch of lavender if you are throwing a party!
Bottle of Rosé (alcohol free wine works just as fine)
120 ml of Elderflower lemonade
Ice Cubes
Sprig of Lavender (optional)
Freeze bottle of rosé in ice cube trays (overnight). Combine frozen rosé, eldeflower juice and a handful of ice cubes in a blender. Blend until all ice cubes have been crushed and when it's at your desired consistency serve in a cute coupe with a sprig of lavender. Cheers!
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The following university entities are involved in developing solar and renewable energy technologies as well as facilitating their increased implementation:
- AzRISE at University of Arizona: www.arizona.edu/...azrise
AzRISE (Arizona Research Institute for Solar Energy) creates multi-disciplinary partnerships integrating research, economics, public policy and education.
- Lightworks at Arizona State University: asulightworks.com
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Walter Isaacson's biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was released this week and details are emerging about what Jobs thought about his industry and others. The media was a particular area of interest for Jobs, but not always in a good way.
Steve Jobs is all over the media these days, with the official release of his biography spilling dozens of interesting facts about the business visionary.
While Jobs is famous for revolutionizing several industries, from music, to computers to phones and tablets, another deep passion of his was media.
"I would love to help quality journalism," Jobs told Isaacson in one of dozens of interviews he did for his biography before passing away. "We can't depend on bloggers for our news. We need real reporting and editorial oversight more than ever. So I'd love to find a way to help people create digital products where they actually can make money."
Jobs wanted to play a role in how news organizations brought their content to digital platforms, and the iPad was the solution.
According to Poynter, Jobs made friends with News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch when the two organizations started working on the iPad-only publication, The Daily, and Jobs played an active role in helping News Corp. develop the first digital-only publication for the popular tablet.
While Jobs and Murdoch hit it off with that publication, Jobs had harsh words for another News Corp. media property — Fox News. As Jobs and Murdoch got closer, Jobs did not mince words about Fox:
"You're blowing it with Fox News," Jobs told Murdoch. "The axis today is not liberal and conservative, the axis is constructive-destructive, and you've cast your lot with the destructive people. Fox has become an incredibly destructive force in our society."
"You can be better, and this is going to be your legacy if you're not careful." Jobs said.
According to Isaacson's biography, Jobs also believed Murdoch was not really happy with Fox.
"Rupert's a builder, not a tearer-downer," Jobs said. "I've had some meetings with James, and I think he agrees with me. I can just tell."
According to Poynter, Murdoch responded to Jobs' complaints about Fox News by saying, "He's got sort of a left-wing view on this."


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A ten-day, nine-night exclusive tour Bukit Lawang to Tangkahan and Berastagi.
Itinerary :
Day one
Pick-up from Medan airport or hotel and private transportation to accommodation in Bukit Lawang and stay overnight there.
Day two
Early morning around 6:30am leave to Tangkahan (two-hour drive by car).after that start at 9am help elephant washing and then do elephant trekking for one hour.relaxing at the river and take a swim in the river and then to the hot spring.and back to Bukit Lawang in the afternoon and stay overnight there.
Day Three
After breakfast around 8am set up for five day trek, first walk to the feeding platform then continue walk through the jungle,and stay overnight in the jungle.
Day four
stay overnight in the jungle.
Day five
stay overnight in the jungle.
Day six
stay one more night in the jungle.
Day seven
This day back from a five-day trek,around noon you can go to the bat cave after tour to the village. stay one more night in Bukit Lawang.
Day eight
Leave to Berastagi after breakfast,journey for 6-7 hours and stay overnight in Berastagi.
Day nine
In the morning after breakfast set up for climbing the Sibayak volcano, (around 3 hours) after the climb you can also visit the hot springs if you like.after visit the waterfall Sipiso-Piso,On the way back to the accomodation, make a stop at the famous fruit market. Stay one more night in Berastagi.
Day ten
Back to Medan airport or hotel (journey takes 3-4 hours).
Price option 1 :
two-three persons
Price : 650 euro/person
four-six persons
Price : 600 euro/person
seven-ten persons
Price : 500 euro/person
Accommodation :
Bukit Lawang : Jungle inn (honey moon suite or jungle river view)
Berastagi : Sibayak international hotel or Danau Toba hotel.
Price option 2 :
two-three persons
Price : 600 euro/person
four-six persons
Price : 500 euro/person
seven-ten persons
Price : 450 euro/person
Accommodation :
Bukit Lawang : Jungle tribe,Garden inn or eriono guest house.
Berastagi : Sibayak guest house.
Based on 2 persons
Package tour includes:
private transportation between Medan –Bukit Lawang –Tangkahan–Berastagi-Medan
three nights accommodation in Bukit Lawang with breakfast.
two nights accommodation in Berastagi with breakfast,
permits and fully licensed guides,
orangutan feeding platform entrance,
camera tax (50,000 IDR / camera)
tour to the village and visit the Bat cave in Bukit Lawang
five-day trek in Bukit Lawang (for the itinerary see trek column)
one hour elephant trekking in Tangkahan
climbing volacano,tour around Berastagi
Porter to carry your luggage from bus station to the accommodation.
Package excludes: Flight, visa,insurance,lunch and dinner.
Note: no elephant trekking on Friday
We can arrange a taylor-made package according to the length of your stay, or you can build your own itinerary.


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Materials for Energy and Environment WorkshopJune 4, 2015
An advanced three-day GdRi workshop on materials for energy and the environment, organized by Micromeritics Instrument Corp., the Joint CNRS-MIT laboratory, MSE2, and the International Research Network, M2UN, will take place August 26–28, 2015 on the MIT campus in Boston. With a theme of...comment
Level Indicator Features SMART ElectronicsMay 26, 2015
UWT Level Controls introduces the RFNivo RF capacitance switch with smart electronics, self-diagnostics, and a LCD for communication. The unit will measure and display the capacitance of the material being measured telling the user if RF can detect the material and also allow for...comment
New C-Lever Flow Metering SystemMay 21, 2015
There is more to a good weighing system than an accurate measuring method. The connected controller, also known as the processing unit, electronic device, or measuring amplifier, is a decisive factor for the powerful performance of the system. The new REMBE EVA HE controller for the C-Lever...comment
Process Instrumentation and Automation ForecastMay 19, 2015
The Measurement, Control & Automation Association (MCAA) has published its Annual Market Forecast, prepared by Global Automation Research. The report covers 12 industry segments and 12 product categories of the Process Instrumentation and Automation Industry (PI&A) for the U.S. and Canada....comment
Plumb Bob Style "Smart" Level SensorMay 15, 2015
The SiloPatrol plumb bob style "smart" level sensor can be equipped with an optional stainless steel interface style plumb bob in order to provide level measurement for settled solids in a blanket of water. The interface style plumb bob will penetrate through the water, make contact with...comment
ISA Releases Automation System Tuning Pocket GuideMay 11, 2015
The newly released fourth edition of the International Society of Automation's (ISA) Good Tuning: A Pocket Guide by Gregory K. McMillan has been updated to deliver more precise and optimal tuning for nearly all types of applications in the process industries. "This new edition is...comment
Instrument Offers Digital Load Cell CommunicationsMay 11, 2015
Fairbanks Scales introduces the user-friendly model FB6011 digital instrument for legal-for-trade, inbound/outbound weighing applications. Equipped with Intalogix digital load cell communications technology, the FB6011 is packaged in a NEMA 12 desktop enclosure, and specially designed for...comment
Better BakingMay 8, 2015
BatchMaster Software, a leading provider of ERP solutions developed specifically for the process manufacturing industry, announced that Bar Bakers LLC has invested in BatchMaster ERP with SAP Business One to help propel Bar Bakers to the next level of baking success. Bar Bakers, a private...comment
Yokogawa Corp. Appoints New CEOMay 8, 2015
Daniel L. Duncan has been named president and chief executive officer of Yokogawa's North American operations. In this position, Duncan is responsible for all day-to-day operations in North America. Duncan began his professional career as an engineer with Georgia Power Co. Then he led a...comment
Endress+Hauser Invests in Purdue Engineering ProgramMay 8, 2015
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MFET) students and faculty in the Purdue School of Engineering Technology celebrated the joint creation and development of the Purdue Integrated Process Education System (PIPES) laboratory during an open house hosted at the West Lafayette, Ind., campus on...comment


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OMG! As soon as my dad and his workers get the Palace Courtyard Stage fixed, what does Sloth Cloud do? He clouds all the worker's brains into taking all the trash made from working on the stage and not disposing of it properly! A bunch of it ended up in the Waterfall, and the algae in the water fed off it, and now there's a huge algae bloom in one of the Waterfalls! The Idea Seeker prophets had to close it off because they said it wasn't safe to swim in because it's all slimy and gross!
*sigh* There's trash all over the Waterfall now! Fortunately, a lot of it is recyclable. If you walk over to a piece of it to pick it up, a hoverboard will appear with a recycling bin on it, waiting for you to toss the recycling right in there! (Dumonde helped to design them based on Spec and Tra's hoverboards! Isn't he smart?)
Each piece of recyclable trash you pick up nets you 10 team points for the Training Mission too! Let's go!


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Laws and policies in focus next week for LTC therapy and ancillary services providers
A keynote address by Farzad Mostashari, MD, ScM, the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, will highlight opening day of the annual winter Legislative and Regulatory Conference of the National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care.
The conference will take place Monday through Wednesday at the Madison Hotel in Washington. Sessions will include briefings from current and former officers for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services on topics ranging from Recovery Audit Contractors (RACs) to Medicare Part B forecasts and fee-for-service policies, and more. Attendees also will honor Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) with NASL's 2013 Congressional Leadership Award before heading to Capitol Hill for visits with their respective members of congress.
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Greetings from Portland, Oregon. An absolutely beautiful place to visit and from what I hear...to live too!
I have been surprised by the number of passengers on my flight and customer service people in the Portland area that have tattoo's and wear just enough clothing to let you see many, if not most of them.
For starters, I must admit that I have no interest in having a tattoo of my own. Here is my dilemma. I look at some of the body art work and am totally impressed (my daughter would have loved the dragons on the lady at the airport) yet I don't know that this is the image of a customer service person that I would want in my business. Now, if I owned a tattoo parlor or head shop, it might fit...at the airport, hotel, restaurant or getting a rental car...I really start questioning what's appropriate and what isn't.
Tattoo's are certainly an approach to expressing one's individual self. Companies tend to squash individualism by having employees wear uniforms and dress codes that might include suits and ties for men, and skirts and panty hose for women.
So what do you think? Are tattoo's acceptable in front line customer service? Or should they be covered up for the good of the customer? And what about tattoo's and internal customer service?
Let me now what you think...and join us on our radio show tonight at 10:00 pm est...I'm going to pose this question to Ned and our listeners.


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Parliament adjourned for the day after obituary references (Lead: Parliament Session)November 15th, 2007 - 10:50 pm ICT by admin
New Delhi, Nov 15 (ANI): Both houses of Parliament were adjourned on the opening day of the Winter Session on Thursday after tributes were paid to members who died during the intersession period.
Both Houses were adjourned without transacting any business as a mark of respect to two sitting and six former members, who died recently.
BJPs Vijay Kumar Khandelwal who represented Betul constituency in the Lok Sabha, and former BJP President Jana Krishnamurthy, who was elected to the Rajya Sabha from Gujarat, died during the inter-session period.
Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee paid obituary references to Khandelwal, Manjay Lal, Yashwant Borole, Lala Ram Ken and L M Singhvi.
Similarly, Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari paid obituary references to Krishnamurthy, J P Mathur, S R Bommai and Singhvi.
Krishnamurthy, 80, who was Union Law and Justice Minister in the previous NDA government, would be remembered as an able parliamentarian, a noted lawyer and a distinguished social worker, Ansari said. The founder member of the BJP, Krishnamurthy, who was ailing for sometime, breathed his last on September 25 in Chennai.
Chatterjee said Khandelwal, 71, who died on November 13 after a brief illness, played a pro-active role in the campaign for protection of environment and for better health facilities for tribals in Madhya Pradesh.
Glowing tributes were paid in both the Houses to Singhvi. A legal luminary and a constitutional expert, Singhvi was member of the third Lok Sabha from Rajasthan and later represented the state in the Upper House from 1998 to 2004.
Bommai, 84, who died on October 10, represented Orissa and Karnataka in the Upper House and was Union Minister from 1996 to 1998.
Mathur, 86, who died on October 20, represented Uttar Pradesh in the Rajya Sabha for two terms.
Mathur was a distinguished social worker and an able parliamentarian, the Chairman said.
Lal, who passed away on April 29 in Patna, thrice represented Samastipur in Bihar in the Lok Sabha.
Chatterjee recalled his contribution to the freedom struggle and the Bhoodan movement.
The parliament session begins under the shadow of spiralling violence in Nandigram in West Bengals East Midnapore District and continued impasse on the Indo-US nuclear deal.
The Left Front has agreed to a debate on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's August 13 speech on the 123-agreement. The BJP has also expressed its readiness to take part in the debate, in spite of it being not held under clauses that would have entailed voting.
The Opposition BJP has demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should be present in the Parliament when a discussion is held on the nuclear deal.
Singh may miss few days (November 20-26) of the winter session, as he will be on Singapore and Uganda visit.
A total of 36 items and legislations have been identified for the coming session.
Another sixteen Bills will also be considered for passing during the session.
Due to the Assembly elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, it will be a short session of 17 sittings, covering 23 days.
The Winter Session will conclude of December 7. (ANI)
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Make Workfare Redundant – Leeds Unemployment Action Group Protest
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On the 8th of December Leeds Unemployment Action Group took part in a national protest against companies and charities involved in workfare. We headed onto the streets of Leeds protesting outside various charities like the British Heart Foundation and Scope to companies like Shoe Zone. Talking to members of the public we raised awareness around how exploitative Workfare is not just for the unemployed but those in paid work as well.
Boycott Workfare's week of action continues today with demonstrations in Kings Lynn, Brighton, York and Staines.


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Fritz Hansen Favn Sofa
Favn, meaning 'embrace' in Danish, is a collaboration between Spanish artist Jaime Hayon and Fritz Hansen.
The Favn is an evolution of Fritz Hansen's design language that brings together the qualities of Spanish and Danish design. The work of the artist-designer is characterized by his respect for colours, craftsmanship and techniques. "I wanted to create a form that embraces you, something really organic, that's why we named it FAVN" says Jaime Hayón.
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A good makoti doesn't sleep in
I first become conscious of what it means to be umakoti when I was in high school. I had finally been asked to be a bridesmaid by a young woman who sang in the church choir. Being a bridesmaid meant more than looking pretty on the wedding day. We were also part of the traditional wedding where the bride is officially introduced to the groom's family. There isn't an English equivalent for the word makoti; perhaps "new bride" comes close.
The most illuminating part of the wedding for black women is the traditional wedding. Most black couples have two weddings: the white wedding and the traditional wedding. For amaXhosa the introduction takes on many forms but it involves the bride getting a new name (igama lasemzini), she wears a new outfit and uyayalwa: she is given advice by the groom's family, mostly a list of expectations and sometimes rules about the home that she needs to abide by as the new bride in the home. She is expected to sit demurely, making no eye contact as her doek (ikhetshemiya) covers her eyes. She is judged fiercely if she attempts to look up on the day of the traditional wedding. Soon after ukuyalwa she is sheparded into the kitchen where the process of ukuhota begins. This is a period of a few days where the new bride serves the family: cooks, cleans, makes tea and shows her in-laws and their community that she is worthy of being their new daughter. The mother-in-law (mamazala)watches like a hawk throughout all the proceedings and if the makoti is to have a happy marriage, her mamazala must approve of her in every way.
When my mother left Queenstown and moved to East London it seems she was no longer "tight" with her mamazala (mother-in-law) mostly because they were no longer neighbours. While she was married and in close proximity to her in-laws, it seems it was very important for my mother to have a good relationship with her mother in law. They shared recipes, they went to the same church and they shared tips about sewing (they were both "resourceful", good Christian women so it seems they had some things in common). My mother's makoti name was Nokuzola (the calm, peaceful one) and she always used to laugh at the irony in her name because she hardly has a calm temperament. For her it was a symbol of how little her in-laws knew about her. I always think of her experience as an example of someone who led a double life: as uNokuzola, the good makoti and Thami, her authentic self before she got married.
And now it's my turn. My partner and I have been talking about getting married for a while. In our efforts of eschewing tradition we decided against the traditional route: no weddings (traditional and white), no lobola and no rituals where families are formally introduced (maybe we'll have a family dinner to appease my sister who finds the whole thing abhorrent). Just the formal legal procedure in an office somewhere (I'm trying to avoid a church service). Friends and family have been confused by this choice and in stepping out of tradition we have found ourselves in a very strange situation: which rules do we abide by? Do we abide by the rules at all? The thing about rituals and traditions is that they give you boundaries and an understanding about how to relate to people−a memo of sorts, a social contract. When you step outside those rituals does it mean that you are exempt from the way things are supposed to be? So in avoiding a traditional wedding, does that mean I am exempt from the rules, expectations and ways of being that guide life after these rituals?
I had hoped I would be. I'm not really crazy about being a makoti. It doesn't sit well with who I think I am and whom I would like to be. It mostly doesn't sit well with my feminism (I've already been through the tension between marriage and feminism). I don't like some aspects of being a makoti: when my partner visits my family, there are no expectations on him: he doesn't need to make tea or cook for anyone. As a woman, I still worry when I visit my partner's home: is there an unwritten expectation that I should do something? Offer to make tea? (I think of myself as a visitor when I visit his mom's place). My sister has been married for five years and she often reminds me that being umakoti is about a few moments a year when one has to perform being umakoti (Christmas dinner, attending a family funeral or a family function). There's more to the performance for her though as she gets along with her in-laws and her mamazala has always been supportive of her and her husband.
Recently my partner, his mom and I went to a gathering and his mom introduced me using the word "makoti". My partner and I are not officially married so I was surprised when she used the word makoti which is usually reserved for a newly-minted wife. I didn't say anything about her using the title because I understood that in context, that's the only way she could have introduced me. I like my partner's mother. The best word I can think of to describe her is cool or as my mother often describes free women, uyalandela. She's in her 70s, she works as a nurse in a private hospital nearby (on her own terms), she drives her own car, she lives alone and she seems like a very relaxed and sociable person. She travels with a tour group every December (this year they are going to Dubai). She's a modern woman and doesn't seem to have the same hang ups about tradition that I am anxious about.
She's so modern she allows me to stay over at their home when my partner and I visit Durban. Anyone coming from a traditional or somewhat conservative family will know the unwritten rule that girlfriends (for lack of a better word) never sleep over at their boyfriend's home until they've jumped through the official hoops. The first time I stayed over I was very anxious. In my mind I was breaking the cardinal rule of family relations (mostly I kept thinking: what would my mother say?) but I stayed anyway. I didn't wake up early to make tea. I didn't offer to clean the house. I didn't do anything. I was on holiday and I was a visitor (even though I was a visitor under the guise that I was "the girl I'm going to marry" as my partner said to his mom). I never got over the awkwardness. In a second visit to Durban I reverted to the unwritten rule and decided against staying over, like a good girl should.
But then I changed my mind again. My relationship has shifted and I've moved in with my partner, there's talk of a pre-nup and I have a ring on my finger so I'm a little more legit than being the girlfriend. So when my partner's mom suggested I stay over, I relented, with fewer anxieties this time around. My partner warned me that she doesn't like it when people sleep in so every morning we would be out of bed by 10am. I ignored the rule on a particular day and his mom walked into our room looking for something only to find me half asleep at 12 noon. I was mortified, vuleka mhlaba ndingene. I felt like I had offended her by breaking a rule her own son doesn't break when he visits her. But partly, I felt justified: at least she knows I can break the rules. Good makotis don't sleep in.
I'm not sure how to relate to my partner's family. My partner doesn't think that is a problem. I have convinced myself that my family isn't as structured as his family and he keeps reminding me that his family is far more relaxed than I think. So in stepping out of the boundaries given by tradition we're allowing ourselves the chance to figure things out. My greatest fear is that we will eventually give into the default setting where I will be a makoti because it's easier than trying to decide if I'm pushing the boundaries if I decide to sleep in because I'm on holiday.


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Red Dot Award
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Little Yellow Writing Hood awarded with a Red Dot in Communication Design 2006
"The Red Dot Design Award is held annually by the Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen. With its more than 6,000 entries from 52 countries in the categories 'red dot award: product design', 'red dot award: communication design' and 'red dot award: design concept' it is one of the largest and most renowned international design competitions. The special exhibition 'red dot award: communication design 2006', which presented all the award-winning works of the competition, was on display in the red dot design museum until 7 January 2007. Just in time for the award ceremony the 'red dot communication design yearbook 2006/2007' has been published. The yearbook has become an established reference work of current design."
Little Yellow Writing Hood
Little Yellow Writing Hood is a short film we created and produced for 'FiFFteen' the traveling exhibition celebrating the 15th anniversary of FSI FontShop International's 'FontFont library'. Positioned as a typographic fairy tale, 'Little Yellow Writing Hood' uses over 300 typefaces from the FontFont Library, resulting in an elaborate but most extraordinary type specimen. "When Mom sends Little Yellow Writing Hood away to surprise her busy Grandmother, a wolf tricks the innocent girl into taking a roundabout way. When Little Yellow Writing Hood finally arrives at the foundry, Grandmother's pixels seem a lot bigger than she remembered..."
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You don't get a RED DOT AWARD for high quality design for being childish
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I finally caught on to the whole OTK (over the knee) boot trend and let me tell ya, I am loving it. I mean, what's not to love about them? They practically add two extra inches to the length of your legs! And even though I fluctuate between 5'8" and 5'9" (trust me, spinal compression/decompression makes all the difference) I would kill to be a solid 5'10". Because at that height I could be a Victoria's Secret Angel. Ok, maybe not. But a girl can dream, can't she?
I threw on a simple black top, a fun black & white jacket, a pair of skinny jeans and finished the look with my favorite pair of sunnies--the perfect look for a chilly January morning. I can't wait to pair these OTK boots with a fun dress next!
Have a great Thursday!
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Jessica "Jessi" graduated from Walla Walla Community College in Clarkston, WA in 2010. She has nursing experience in medical/oncology, family practice and insurance throughout the valley. She has treated patients of all ages including pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics. Her work experience also includes working as a nursing supervisor and as a hepatitis case manager. She graduated from Boise State University with her Bachelors of Science Degree in Nursing in 2013 and from Gonzaga University with her Masters in Nursing in August 2016.
Jessi was born and raised in Lewiston. She loves softball, music, movies and CrossFit. Most of her time is spent with her husband and six children.
Jessi is excited to join the team at Clearwater Medical as a Family Nurse Practitioner in Lewiston, and continue to serve the community she so very much loves. She is especially interested in working in preventive medicine and with the pediatric population.
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Strawberry, Avocado, & Kale Summer Salad
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Author Notes: In the summertime, I want nothing more than to frolic in the countryside, visit farmer's markets every day, ready novels on hammocks, and never ever turn on an oven again.
Well, a girl can dream.
At least I can still scoff at my oven and make a fresh farmer's market salad...and you can too!
This is one of my favorite refreshing summer salads that pleases a crowd and offers a nutritional bang. The best part: It takes minutes to prepare and can be made ahead of time to let the flavors of the kale get better and better.
Every bite is infused with delicious flavors from juicy strawberries, zippy lemon, crunchy and nutty almonds, and creamy buttery avocado. These simple ingredients make up summer salad heaven.
Serves: 2
head of kale, thick stems removed and roughly chopped
cup Strawberries, hulled and sliced
avocado, diced
tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Juice from one lemon
pinch sea salt
fresh ground pepper to taste
cup chopped raw almonds
- In a small jar add 1 T olive oil, honey, salt, and pepper and whisk to combine.
- Next start massaging your kale. In a large bowl place chopped kale, 1 T of olive oil and juice from half the lemon. Using your fingers, gently massage the olive oil and lemon juice into the kale, about 2-3 minutes or until kale feels nice and silky. Set aside.
- Simply toss the strawberries, avocado, almonds, and dressing in with the kale. Mix, serve, & enjoy!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Berry Recipe
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Ashley K. on Beaver Run Trail
walkingSaturday, May 30, 2015
This is part of the Eagle Creek State Nature Preserve - beaver run is actually 5 miles when you take into account its 2.5 miles in and then you have to walk back. It connects with two other trails and total it's about 7ish miles through the whole preserve. Trails are well taken care of and clearly marked. Make sure to bring some bug spray - swamps and bogs are perfect breeding grounds! Great walk to take :)


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Sponsor a refugee
As of May 1, 2018, new forms and guides have come into effect, for the Private Sponsorship of Refugees (PSR) Program. These documents apply to all PSR streams including Sponsorship Agreement Holders, Groups of Five and Community Sponsors.
There is a 30-day grace period. After June 1, 2018, we will either return or refuse any applications not submitted on the new forms. We won't return refused applications.
Information for refugees
Learn more about Canada and the next steps in the application process. Select the refugee program that applies to you.
For privately sponsored refugees (PSR). (Available in 11 languages.)
For refugees under the blended visa office-referred (BVOR) program. (Available in seven languages.)
Through the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program, you may be able to help sponsor refugees from abroad who qualify to come to Canada. Your role as a sponsor is to support the refugees for the length of the sponsorship. This includes help for housing, clothing and food, as well as social and emotional support.
Providing timely protection to privately sponsored refugees is a priority. Steps are being taken to reduce wait times and reduce the existing backlog of applications.
There are many ways to sponsor refugees.
Sponsorship Agreement Holders
Sponsorship agreement holders are groups in Canada that have signed agreements with the Government of Canada to help support refugees from abroad when they come to Canada.
Groups of Five
Groups of Five are five or more Canadian citizens or permanent residents over the age of 18 who can sponsor one or more refugees to come to Canada to settle in their local community. A Group of Five can only sponsor an applicant who already has refugee status.
Community Sponsors
A Community Sponsor is an organization, association or corporation that can sponsor refugees to come to Canada. A Community Sponsor can only sponsor an applicant who already has refugee status.
Blended Visa Office-Referred Program
The Blended Visa Office-Referred (BVOR) Program is a program where private sponsors and the Government of Canada work together to support a refugee. The United Nations Refugee Agency identifies the refugees that can be sponsored under this program.
Joint Assistance Sponsorship Program
Through the Joint Assistance Sponsorship (JAS) Program, organizations partner with us to resettle refugees with special needs.
Are you in Quebec?
Quebec has its own process to sponsor refugees. For sponsors in Quebec, visit refugee sponsorship in Quebec.
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FIRST LOOK: Bubblegum, starring Lee Dong Wook and Jung Ryeo Won
Upcoming tvN Korean romantic comedy Bubblegum, starring Lee Dong Wook (Scent of a Woman), Jung Ryeo Won (History of a Salaryman), Lee Jong Hyuk (Dating Agency: Cyrano), and Park Hee Bon (The Master's Sun), has commenced filming and recently released its first set of teasers showing the awkward but adorable chemistry between the leads. Let's take a look at this fun new "modern fairytale."
Park Ri Hwan (Lee Dong Wook) is a selfless hospital director who cares for his mother and always puts the needs of others ahead of his own. His childhood best friend Kim Haeng Ah (Jung Ryeo Won) is a clumsy and impatient radio DJ who is hiding painful emotions. The two have been friends since they were kids but have never considered each other romantically. They suddenly decide to give love a try when they realize they both lead lonely lives, and the results are awkward at best.
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Lee Jong Hyuk will play the level-headed and admirable chief of the radio news department who is passive when it comes to romantic relationships. Breaking out of her usual best friend typecasting, Park Hee Bon is a cold yet romantic heiress who has a successful dental practice.
Bubblegum will be directed by Kim Byung Soo, who previously worked on Nine, Queen In Hyun's Man, and Three Musketeers. It is being produced by the same company that made Secret Garden and A Gentleman's Dignity. It is scheduled to air Mondays and Tuesdays and premieres October 26 before Cheese in the Trap, which will now be pushed to December or January.
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