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MYTILINEOS is one of Greece's leading industrial companies in the sectors of Metallurgy, EPC, Electric Power and Gas Trading.
MYTILINEOS is one of Greece's leading industrial companies in the sectors of Metallurgy, EPC, Electric Power and Gas Trading.
With the aim of helping develop and maintain social cohesion in the local communities where we operate, our relevant commitments – undertaken mainly through our subsidiaries – focus on:
Beyond our contribution to the economic development of the local communities where we operate, in MYTILINEOS we seek to also promote the balanced and varied development of these communities by actively and consciously supporting their cultural, intellectual, social and sporting life. In addition to our standing position regarding the support of Culture, Sports and Entrepreneurship, our Company's social policy is also expressed through concerted actions to provide technical and financial assistance for local infrastructures.
Each year, we help find solutions to a number of social issues and we provide financial assistance to actions and initiatives whose aim is to strengthen social cohesion at the central as well as at the local level.
We assist in the implementation of local infrastructure works, by contributing financial, technical and other resources.
We support high social interest initiatives of the local social and environmental organisations.
We strengthen local cultural life and education.
Our efforts to build constructive collaborations with the local communities in which we operate define the scope of our social goals, which involve the "CREATION OF JOBS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SKILLS", "SOCIAL INVESTMENTS IN LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS" and "STRENGTHENING EDUCATION, CULTURE AND HEALTH". Furthermore, acting as a "RESPONSIBLE CORPORATE CITIZEN", we focus on limiting our companies' exposure to corruption, we plan measures to mitigate the risk of incidents of corruption by adopting international anti-corruption standards, we adhere to market rules, and we strengthen transparency through the participation and active engagement of our Stakeholders in an ongoing dialogue. We participate actively and consistently in public consultations on specific Bills and on draft decisions and regulations which concern the Energy sector and affect directly our business activities.
The social policy of our Company is aligned to a great extent with the social policy of the local communities where its activities are located. Our concern is to take concerted action involving the provision of financial and technical assistance for local infrastructure works and for meeting urgent local needs. Indicative examples of our key initiatives which directly respond to specific local needs include the donations of ambulances and fire engines, drilling works for water in order to address water shortages, and full coverage of the cost for the completion of local community works (such as road improvement works, completion of school buildings etc.)
As our Company's key activities are located in the Greek periphery, we acknowledge and accept our share of the responsibility to contribute to the efforts to enhance the prosperity of the respective local communities. In line with this role, we publicise the priority that we accord to recruiting all types of personnel – technical and labour personnel, administrative employees, as well as senior management executives – from the communities of the regions where our subsidiaries are located.
In all the geographical regions where we operate, our employees come in their majority from the local population. In addition, our practice to include in the management teams of our companies people coming from the local communities as senior executives, improves our ability to understand local needs and helps us build the conditions that allow the gradual creation of a satisfactory income for the local community.
At the level of our subsidiaries, we have developed reliable personnel selection procedures, designed to assess the qualifications/skills of candidates in relation to corporate requirements and needs as well the extent to which they meet the requirements of the Company's Professional Ethics Code. Recruitment from outside of these communities is only initiated in cases where the particular requirements of a Company company involve specialisations which are not available in the local communities and therefore cannot be sourced locally.
We believe that supporting cultural events is necessary not only in order to promote the Greek cultural wealth, but also in order to spread the values of Greek culture and civilization and acquaint the Greek public with them. To this end, we annually support a number of cultural activities and initiatives, providing privileged access to them to our key Stakeholder groups, such as our employees, shareholders and clients, as well as the general public and especially population groups from our local communities.
Each year, MYTILINEOS has a significant presence in major Greek cultural life events, through our financial support of theatrical performances, Museum exhibitions, events organised by the Athens Concert Hall and numerous other cultural events and concerts held in our local communities.
We are particularly sensitive to the promotion of fair play and of the cooperation between young people through sports. This is why we are supporting primarily local sports clubs, together with Greek national federations in sports with dynamic growth.
Over the years, we have:
Our activities regarding the support of entrepreneurship seek to create a favourable environment that reinforces our contacts with businesses while also helping us develop focused initiatives that enhance our relations with society.
Over the years, our Company's initiatives to strengthen entrepreneurship and support its development have included:
We acknowledge the important role that Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and volunteer organizations, together with local associations and societies, play in addressing humanitarian, environmental and social needs in Greece.
The following are some of the key initiatives that we support annually, in the full confidence that our contribution will help increase the reach and effectiveness of the activities of voluntary organisations:


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I am a member of the The British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) and have been working in photography for over 20 years.
In the very early days, I travelled around the UK and America on portrait assignments and then set up on my own as Doherty Photography, I have never looked back. As my business and experience has grown, so has my own family, now with a wife and three children.
I have a true understanding of how important capturing those special moments with family truly are and as a business owner, the importance of selling my business in the perfect light. Giving your clients a glimpse of your business with professional photography can speak volumes for the quality of your business.
If you are looking for a portrait to hold tight those precious moments of a family growing up or at a special event you want to remember forever, then I will be there to capture those moments for you, perfectly timed to create the natural, relaxed feel you are hoping for. Whatever the need, I am happy to discuss with you and be there to help you achieve the perfect end result.

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Singer Rihanna has launched a beauty and styling agency in Los Angeles.
The Umbrella star has teamed up with her managing partner Benoit Demouy to create Fr8me, a service aimed at helping makeup artists and hair and clothing stylists book work in commercials, editorial shoots and ad campaigns and at red carpet events.
"Hair, makeup and styling play an important role in creativity," she tells The Hollywood Reporter. "I am very involved with that part of my process, so this agency was an organic thing for me to do."
Agents at the company currently manage Rihanna's longtime makeup artist Mylah Morales, Taraji P. Henson's wardrobe stylist Jason Bolden and hairstylists Patricia Morales and Marcia Hamilton.
"We are lucky enough to have some of the best artists at Fr8me, but I also have a soft spot for finding new talent with extraordinary skills," she adds.
In addition to the artist's agency, the 27 year old has also launched photo agency A Dog Ate My Homework.
Rihanna is no stranger to the worlds of beauty and fashion - she has a makeup line with MAC cosmetics, multiple clothing lines and perfumes and she is the creative director of sports apparel brand Puma and sock company Stance.


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TRUMBULL, Conn. -- Craft beer fans will want to head to the Veracious Brewing Company in Monroe to help Celebrate National Beer Day by learning, first hand, how beer is made, courtesy of the Trumbull Public Library.
The educational, but fun workshop, at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 7, will demonstrate brewing a beer, answer questions, go into the history and beer styles and provide samples of three to four different home brews.
April 7th is the date beer became legal again in the United States after the Cullen-Harrison Act was signed into law by President Franklin Roosevelt on March 23, 1933. That law was enacted on April 7th allowing the brewing and sale of beer in the United States again. It's said that people waited in line overnight on April 6th outside Milwaukee breweries in order to legally buy beer for the first time in over 13 years.
Veracious Brewing Company is owned and run by Trumbull residents Tess & Mark Szamatulski, who also have the largest home brewing supply store in the Northeast.
The brewery was started last June and is the area's first brewery and tap room. According to the "Beer Advocate," a national publication that rates beers both nationally and internationally, Veracious was voted as one of the top 33 breweries out of the 900 rated.
The Szamatulski's, who have lived in Trumbull for more than 25 years, are also the authors of two of the best-selling beer recipe books, "Clone Brews, Second Edition" and "Beer Captured." They have been filmed for the Discovery Channel's series "How Things Work," and have been featured on Channel 8 CT, Style and Time.com.
Attendees must be 21 years old. Admission is free. Registration is limited to the first 50 people. To register, click here. The brewery is located at 246 Main St., Monroe.
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Following the spectacular success of 2014, The Billie Box Ball returns to Woodbridge in the spring of 2016.
With entertainment from Blonde Horizon, performing classic rock and pop favourites and sleight of hand magic from David J Marks, the evening promises to be the highlight of the spring calendar.
Luxury raffle prizes will be on offer alongside a three course meal, fizz on arrival and dancing well into the night. This is an evening not to be missed!
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To buy tickets, or to find out more, please contact Billie Box on 01473 722 902 or visit the: Billie Box website.
Tickets are priced at either £45 each or as tables of 10 available for the special price of £425.
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Jane Billing, organiser and managing director of Billie Box, said: "Our last Billie Box Ball was a tremendous success, raising a staggering £2,300 for Cancer Campaign in Suffolk.
"This year we hope to raise as much as we can to support CLIC Sargent to improve the lives of children and young people with cancer."
CLIC Sargent Fundraising Manager Daisy Turner adds: "We are so grateful to Jane for choosing to support CLIC Sargent on what promises to be a wonderful occasion.
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The discussion shed light on urgent unmet needs for basic facility security in legacy school structures, as well as many positive things our communities are doing to address it that can be an example for others.
Silver Spring, Md. (PRWEB) December 02, 2015
The Security Industry Association (SIA) took part in a roundtable discussion held at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy on Nov. 20 by Congressman Todd Rokita, R, Ind., Chairman of the U.S. House Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.
The purpose of the event was to discuss "how schools can utilize cutting-edge safety technology to facilitate a productive and safe learning environment."
A cross-section of school security solution developers from the industry participated in the event, led by SIA members Allegion, ASSA ABLOY, Stanley Security and Tyco Integrated Security. SIA was accompanied by partner organizations the Partner Alliance for Safer Schools and the Secure Schools Alliance, through which SIA works alongside law enforcement and education officials to encourage effective use of school security technology. The roughly 70 participants also included Indiana state representatives, safety professionals, law enforcement officers and school board members.
"We learned that the security industry, law enforcement, and school officials need to communicate better with each other to understand the effective technologies available, best practices to utilize, and the unique challenges present in a learning environment that may include a public building. Working together is how we prevent tragedies," Rep. Rokita said.
"We commend Chairman Rokita for his leadership in hosting such a timely and relevant discussion, and we were very pleased that the security industry was included. The discussion shed light on urgent unmet needs for basic facility security in legacy school structures, as well as many positive things our communities are doing to address it that can be an example for others," SIA Government Relations Director Jake Parker said.
According to Rep. Rokita's office, a summary of the roundtable, including content from breakout sessions as well as participant feedback, soon will be made available to schools so they can take advantage of the discussion.
SIA continues to encourage the adoption of best practices, strengthening partnerships among the security industry, education and law enforcement communities, reviving federal grant assistance for school security technology and the adoption of effective state initiatives to make learning environments safer for our children.
About the Security Industry Association
The Security Industry Association (SIA) (http://www.securityindustry.org) is the leading trade association for electronic and physical security solution providers, with more than 600 innovative member companies representing more than 350,000 security leaders and experts who shape the future of the security industry. SIA protects and advances its members' interests by advocating pro-industry policies and legislation at the federal and state levels; creating open industry standards that enable integration; advancing industry professionalism through education and training; opening global market opportunities; and collaboration with other like-minded organizations. As a proud sponsor of ISC Events expos and conferences, and owner of the Securing New Ground® conference, SIA ensures its members have access to top-level buyers and influencers, as well as unparalleled learning and network opportunities.


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text: It never ceases to amaze me how many contrails you see on fine days in Europe. With the weather starting to cool down in Brisbane, we should start seeing a few in our crystal clear skies, although we don't have anywhere near the amount of air traffic. Our "Dry" has well and truly broken with record rains and floods just about everywhere in eastern Australia. This image from "Margins" was started while we were still in drought but finished last year . The whole dairy "Margins" has only just finished.I ahve been exploring the use of 3-D space(like a room) as linked with the different times and places that are linked by memory.


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I found this old molecular model set from my o-chem class. It's not easy to make a 3D model of something from a bunch of 2D images on the internet. Luckily, I found a good Java applet that let me rotate the structure to get a better look at it.
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The Aliens
It was late in the night when I was shook awake. I caught a glimpse of the clock, it was almost two thirty in the morning. I was trying to comprehend what was going on. Where was I? What was going on? Who was talking to me? Until I finally started to wake up.
I remembered I was at my grandmas house. It was the middle of the night. My dad was frantically trying to wake me up. Yelling, "You need to move" "You need to get dressed" and "you to get your brothers." I was running from room to room telling at my brothers to get up, and trying to be calm. How could I though? What I had been dreading my whole life was happening. They had finally came. I never believed my dad when he told us. They were just silly bedtime stories to me.
The boys were awake and ready to go. Hank was trying to be strong and help me. He´s just eleven though, he shouldn't have to go through this. Kade had gone mute which was scary considering he never shuts up. It was amazing though he was trying to be so mature when he´s just seven. Little Pete was still waking up which was good, but he didn't know what was going on yet. He kept falling asleep, but finally I just let the exhausted five year old sleep.
I quietly crept back up the stairs to tell my dad we were ready. I was almost to the landing when I saw it. I saw the lights, and heard the sizzles. I peeked through the doorway to warn dad who was grabbing his guns. It was too late though one minute he was there the next he wasn't. I ran in and grabbed the guns and money. What will I do now though? My grandparents, and my parents were both gone. They had been protecting us.
I went back downstairs to wake the boys up. Hank had them get all their clothes. I was in the pantry filling a duffle bag with food. I grabbed a giant comforter and found the keys. I met the boys in the living room. We went out to the garage and got in my grandpa´s big truck. I locked the doors, the little boys laid down in the backseat I covered them with the comforter. Then I gave Hank the guns. Then I had a mental break down. I mean I can't drive, I only ever drove on gravel with my dad in the passenger. I had to get over it though.
We pulled out of the driveway, and it was eerily quiet. I was thinking just make it to the other side of town. Then my other grandparents could help us. The streets were deserted though. It was easier than I thought to get across town. We got there and my other grandparents were gone too. I remembered those stories my dad told us when we were little. I thought the aliens came and this time instead of taking just one person they took all the adults. I could hear kids screaming for help, for their parents.
The only thing I could think about was keeping my brother safe. So we grabbed all the food and water we could and went back. Now kids were running in the street. I knew we needed to get back soon, before there was even more chaos. We got there, unloaded all the food and water boarded the windows with old wood from the garage and locked all the doors. Then we hunkered down.
The first day was fine, we still had electricity. So it was warm, I could make food for us, and the little boys watched tv so they were quiet and calm. After they went to bed I stayed up all night that night. The next day was not bad either, but the little boys started asking for mom and dad. When they fell asleep, Hank stayed up till about eleven so I could sleep a little. Then I woke up and took over the watch. I was watching tv when around two thirty there was an announcement that took over all the channels. Bright lights flashed on the tv. It started blaring. On a loop it said this was all a test.
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College is a time for serious study and learning, but put a large group of 18-to-24-year-olds together on a small campus, and sooner or later mischief will arise. UMHB Life put out a call for alumni to share their memories of pranks played during their years at MHB, and the response was immediate. Spanning eras from the 1920s to the 2000s, their stories prove that there is no time limit on tomfoolery!
Doozy of a detour
Part of freshman initiation each year involved the sophomores trying to discover the theme of the freshman reception. This was the first time the freshmen became a cohesive unit working toward a mutual goal. Secrecy was paramount, since the sophomores always found out and played pranks such as chasing decoration committee members around town to discover the theme and stealing formals on the night of freshman reception while the girls' dates waited downstairs. One evening a carload of sophomores was chasing freshmen and ended up taking a short cut through Dr and Mrs. Parker's garden. Thus the circular drive in front of the Parker House was born! –Gayle Lindner | Class of 1975
Second-story man
When the Class of 1961 attended MHB, the classrooms were not air-conditioned. We sat in classrooms with windows up, hoping for any small breeze. Our history class was upstairs in Wells Hall. Mr. Harold Hollingsworth was the instructor. Mr. Hollingsworth was a tall guy, and he was not thin.
One day, Mr. Hollingsworth was late to class. Our class thought it would be fun to lock him out of the classroom. We locked the door and sat there anticipating his arrival. He could be heard when he approached the locked door. Nothing happened–not a word from him. A few minutes later, Mr. Hollingsworth emerged through a window. He had climbed the fire escape!–Delia Lucky Stephens | Class of 1961
Welcome, Governor!
During my senior year in 2002, Governor Rick Perry visited the campus to speak in chapel. Tony Sanchez was his Democratic opponent that year. We collected Sanchez signs from across town to welcome Governor Perry onto campus. When he arrived that morning, a massive Sanchez banner borrowed from College Station was hanging from the roof of the Davidson Building, and the President's Home (now the alumni center) had a lawn full of Sanchez signs. –Jon Webster | Class of 2003
Smashing success
In 1973 several boys took their dorm director's VW beetle's tires off, turned it sideways, and walked it through the front door of their dorm. They then turned the car right side up and put the wheels back on, leaving it in the lobby. Unfortunately, when he discovered the prank, the dorm director tried to drive his car out of the lobby. The front of the dorm was immediately scheduled to be renovated.
PS: I have no knowledge of any repercussions from this incident.–Gayle Lindner | Class of 1975
Flag wars
My grandfather, Lonnie Houston Webb, attended Mary Hardin-Baylor in the mid 1920's as a campus boy. There was a flag pole near the entrance to the school, and a big rivalry existed between the freshmen and sophomores to see whose class flag would fly on top of the pole each day. The sophomores approached my granddad and three other campus boys and asked them to take down the freshman flag, putting the sophomore flag in its place. Not to leave damsels in distress, my granddad and his cohorts agreed.
That night, my granddad shinnied up the pole and made the switch. The sophomores were elated for a day as their flag flew supreme. The following night, of course, the sophomore flag was removed by the freshmen, and the lower class's flag flew proud and strong the next day. The freshmen also upped the ante by greasing the bottom half of the pole, making it impossible to climb. Not to be outsmarted, my granddad secured a long extension ladder from the maintenance area where he worked, and that night he and his "gents in crime" were back at it. As they leaned the heavy ladder against the flagpole, however, it snapped at the base and landed squarely on a prominent statue of a woman holding a torch, breaking it in two pieces.
After a sleepless night, my granddad and his buddies waited outside Dr. Hardy's office, anxiously awaiting his arrival to work. They recounted what happened and offered heartfelt apologies. Dr. Hardy explained that they would have to pay for all repairs and that he expected no such foolishness from any of them in the future. They gratefully made their restitution.–David Pryor | Class of 1986
Comfort station on the Quad
My years at Mary Hardin-Baylor were filled with fun adventures, one of which happened not long after the Ely Pepper building had been demolished. Someone from the administration had an idea to make a memorial to Ely Pepper, and one day there appeared an obelisk in the quad made of bricks from Ely Pepper's original building materials.
Everyone wondered what this eyesore was doing in the middle of the quad, and eventually someone in administration realized that this haphazardly thrown up monument did not do justice to the great structure that was Ely Pepper. Additionally, Charter Day weekend was fast approaching and, with it, lots of MHB alumni visiting the campus, some of whom had lived in Ely Pepper and would hate to see it reduced to rubble.
So, in his or her infinite wisdom, someone (who shall remain nameless) decided the solution was to temporarily build a wooden box covering up the Ely Pepper memorial. Now there was an unexplained six-foot-tall by about three-foot-square wooden rectangle standing on end in the quad.
You may have noticed that those are approximately the dimensions of an outhouse, so a couple of my buddies and I decided to finish the job the administration had started. With black spray paint we created a proper outhouse of the structure, with windows and appropriate decor, so it would be ready for viewing just in time for Charter Day. It was the talk of the town!–Jo Ann Brandon | Class of 1983
All's well that ends well
The best pranks take time and careful planning. The best pranksters are patient. They are also team players, knowing that sometimes it takes a village.
Being a choir nerd, I was always in Presser Hall, and I met most of my favorite people in that building. Every year the music department put on a huge musical. All the fine arts were involved with putting it on. It was an honor to be chosen to direct and an honor to be chosen to have a part.
This prank took me two or more weeks to plan. The victims? Matt Crosby, the director of my choir, the University Singers, and David Guess, the director of the Concert Choir.
After the last performance of the musical, we were planning to have a cast party in the Mayborn Campus Center. Next to the building, there was a small piece of grass that everyone would be certain to walk past, just perfect for parking two cars.
Needless to say, I needed help. I enlisted Todd Gregory to ask for Mr. Crosby's keys the day of the final performance and "forget" to give him the car keys back. I also phoned Mr. Guess's wife and requested her key to the vehicle her husband would be driving that night.
I went out and bought car chalk and rolls upon rolls of toilet paper, and I asked people who were in act one but not in act two of the musical to decorate. I then picked someone I trusted to drive one of the cars. I met with my co-conspirators, and we went over and over our parts in the scheme.
If my memory serves me right, the plan went something like this:
Intermission of 2nd show: Pick up keys, move car, and hand off backpack of supplies and keys to decorating group.
Second Act: Decorate cars.
Finale: Return to our places for the final curtain.
A direction group was assigned to make sure both directors followed the correct path past the cars.
This plan was pulled off without a hitch and included 10 people (all participants in the production), who played their parts perfectly (pun intended).
This day is and always will be included among my best memories of UMHB. We had such fun!–Ify (Anene) Omini | Class of 2007
Inspirational message
I must make a confession as a university president.
I do not recall the year, maybe 2004, when we had lost in the regular season football game to Hardin-Simmons; like all other Crusader fans
I was greatly disappointed. At the end of the season we still received a bid for the playoffs, and as usual we had to play Hardin-Simmons.
Uncharacteristic of myself, I ordered a funeral wreath from Precious Memories to be sent to the UMHB football field house, swearing florist Norman Northen to complete secrecy. The wreath was supposedly a "Rest in Peace" to the UMHB football program from HSU fans! Of course the Crusaders responded by soundly beating HSU! I honestly doubt that the wreath made any difference, but I was greatly pleased we had once again overcome the Cowboys!
PS : Mrs. Bawcom was quite surprised and disappointed in me when I finally told her what I had done.
Jerry G. Bawcom, Ph.D.
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Why ACCC boss Rod Sims lost it with privatisation
To understand why competition regulator Rod Sims lost patience with the way governments privatise public assets, look no further than the ports of Newcastle and Melbourne.
Price gouging by inadequately regulated monopolies before or after privatisation - all aimed at buffing the sale price for cash-strapped governments - is the common thread.
Sims said on Tuesday it was turning him against privatisation after a professional lifetime of being a strong advocate for the efficiency-boosting powers of private ownership.
The Baird government in NSW sold a 99-year lease on the Port of Newcastle - the world's largest coal port - to Hastings Funds Management and China Merchants group for $1.75 billion in 2014.
Last year the new owners hiked the fees the port charges coal exporters like Glencore and BHP Billiton by 40-60 per cent, and promptly wrote up its value to $2.4 billion.
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Glencore sought a declaration of the port under Part IIIA of the Competition and Consumer Act by the National Competition Council. Part IIIA entitles users to access monopoly infrastructure where regulators are satisfied no adequate regulatory regime exists.
"The ability of the Port of Newcastle to double its profits by increasing the price it charges for exactly the same services, and with virtually no transparency or justification, is effectively imposing an arbitrary tax on the mining industry," Glencore's global coal boss, Peter Freyberg, wrote at the time.
But the NCC backed Hastings and China Merchants - saying the damage to Glencore was from the price hike was negligible - and finance minister Mathias Cormann backed the NCC.
Glencore took the dispute to the Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT) and won. The ACT noted that bottleneck infrastructure like ports are typically privatised with "a certified access regime or other effective regulatory framework for 'managing' the prices set by the monopoly owner or operator".
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Sims said in November last year Newcastle was an example of a bad privatisation. On Tuesday he said the Baird government's joint sale of the ports of Botany and Kembla to limit competition risked similar outcomes.
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What Budget Season Means To Me
By Mary Johnson, B.A. in Hanging By A Thread.
Before we begin, I must tell you something of the utmost importance. I can't believe I've never shared this with you before. But now, the time is right.
I hate Granny Smith apples. Except in apple pie.
And that is all.
Here we go.
1) Budget Season means many, many extremely late nights for Steve. About six straight weeks of late nights. Like 11:30 pm late nights. These six weeks of awfulness are repeated in March-April, which is also known as Audit Season. Don't even get me started on Audit Season. I am fully aware that despite the six weeks of awfulness, I have it really good. I really, really appreciate and admire all the women out there whose menfolk are serving our country and are gone for at least a year at a time. A year! So I'm being a whining baby; forgive me. Budget Season is tough. It's hard not to lose motivation to make "real" dinners for myself and the kids, but we muddle through. It's also difficult not to lose motivation to bathe my kids every once in a while, but I just spray them with vinegar, and somehow we muddle through that as well. Lots of muddling going on here, I tell you! I shall now share with you some random things that define Budget Season for me, along with some other current events in my household.
2) Budget Season means lots of old movies. I love old movies. Not necessarily old, as in classic Hollywood old (I love those, too!), but old favorites of mine. For example, as I type this, I am half-watching "Sleepless In Seattle". I LOVE THIS MOVIE. Do you love this movie?? BECAUSE YOU SHOULD. A few things happen when I watch this movie: 1) I cry at some point. 2) I want to move to Seattle. 3) I cringe at Victoria's laugh and pray that I don't laugh like that. Other movies I love to watch when Steve's working late:
1) Julie and Julia.
2) You've Got Mail.
3) Dan In Real Life.
I also love making popcorn the old-fashioned way. I use a ridiculous amount of butter when Steve's not partaking of the popcorn, because he hates butter. I know, I know. I KNOW. Hating butter...this I shall never understand.
3) Budget Season means lots of pancake and scrambled egg dinners. The boys love this. I get sick of it after about two turns. Then I start making crazy salads because I can't stand it anymore. I am tempted to start trying Thai salads. Sweet. Sour. Yes.
4) Budget Season means I start baking. Like a crazy, possessed, wild, feral, mad woman. Did I just type feral? I think I did. Pumpkin Currant Cake was my latest endeavor, and it was pretty stellar. I loved it. Which means, of course, that is was successful.
5) I made a shrimp quesadilla for myself tonight, and it turned out to be a very good idea. I couldn't bear the thought of another Bean-and-Cheese-Burrito night. The boys were happy with it, but I just. Couldn't. Do. It. So I consulted The Pioneer Woman and made this. However, I did not add the peppers and onions tonight. Not only did I not have any peppers on hand, but I also found out the last time I made this dish that I have developed a bit of a bell pepper intolerance. Um. Let's just say it wasn't pretty. And so it is with great regret that I have begun to greatly reduce and/or leave out all bell peppers in my recipes. I am greatly grieved about this turn of events, for I adore bell peppers, especially yellow and orange ones. But I contented myself with a shrimp and cheese quesadilla. I think I'll be turning to this recipe a little more often during these late nights.
6) Budget Season means being alone after the kids go to bed and having no energy whatsoever to do anything worthwhile. The fact that I'm blogging tonight is a rather small miracle.
7) I do bathe my kids. Just not tonight.
8) The One Good Thing About Budget Season: Cooler weather is ushered in, and lo and behold; Fall is upon us here in southeastern Wisconsin. And Fall...well, it's just the best. I don't care what they say.
Thus ends What Budget Season Means to Me.
Well, my movie has ended, so it's nighty-night time for moi. Thankfully, Budget Season is slowly coming to an end. Two. More. Weeks. You can do anything for two weeks, right? Stay tuned for more adventures...even if they are a bit on the feral side.


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Join HLSRJ as we discuss the many facets of reproductive justice.
Access to Abortion
Monday, November 14
Screening of the HBO Documentary, Abortion: Stories Women Tell, followed by post-screening discussion with a Boston-area provider.
Racial Justice
Tuesday, November 15
Co-Sponsored by BLSA
A conversation with Professor Khiara Bridges.
Criminal Justice Reform
Wednesday, November 16
Co-Sponsored by PLAP
Amy Fettig, Deputy Director of the ACLU National Prison Project, discusses criminal justice reform in relation to reproductive justice.
Environmental Justice
Thursday, November 17
Co-Sponsored by the Environmental Law Society
Marcia Castro of the Harvard School of Public Health on the impact of Zika and reproductive justice.
6PM Event in Conjunction with Boston College
Join Boston College's chapter of If, When, How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice as they discusss the impact of Zika with Professor Carol Sanger.
Economic Justice
Friday, November 18
Local 26 will discuss the importance of access to healthcare and a living wage in relation to raising a family. Framed in light of the HUDS strike.
"The theory of reproductive justice was created because women of color were looking for a way to articulate the needs of our communities. SisterSong's three core reproductive justice principles developed since our founding in 1997 reflect the theory and practice we collectively learned and shared. We believe that every woman has the human right to:
- Decide if and when she will have a baby and the conditions under which she will give birth
- Decide if she will not have a baby and her options for preventing or ending a pregnancy
- Parent the children she already has with the necessary social supports in safe environments and healthy communities, and without fear of violence from individuals or the government."
– SisterSong Woman of Color Reproductive Justice Collective
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Walk Along the Camino De Santiago – Part I
This week, Phileena Heuertz of the Gravity Center will be sharing her two part series describing her life changing pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.
"We see in these swift and skillful travelers a symbol of our life, which seeks to be a pilgrimage and a passage on this earth for the way of heaven." (Pope Paul VI)
On a brisk early morning in May, my husband, Chris, and I awoke to the first day of our sabbatical. It was the beginning of a 33-day pilgrimage from St. Jean Pied de Port, France, to El Catedral de Santiago (The Cathedral of St. James) in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. We detached from our work and determined to walk the ancient Camino.
We had committed to walking every day to cover the nearly 600 miles it would take to reach our sacred destination. For nearly 1,200 years, saints and sinners have walked El Camino de Santiago for all manner of reasons. In one way or another, most people walk the Camino to find themselves or to find God. Curiously, by walking this historic way, most are propelled further into their lifelong search for both.
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Having never really even day-hiked before, Chris and I had no idea what we were getting into. Nevertheless, we laced our boots and slung our packs on our backs with eager anticipation.
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I don't think I had ever hit this big of a wall before. Emotional breakdown number one hit me on the summit when a hail storm set in and the temperate dropped to hypothermic conditions. Somehow I kept putting one foot in front of the other and carried on.
As time went on and we had still not reached our destination, emotional breakdown number two hit. The storm had increased its rage with rain and snow, and the temperature continued to fall. I cried in agony and told Chris that I didn't know how I could continue. He encouraged me, and remarkably I made it through. If I had stopped, we would have surely died of hypothermia.
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As I wound my way through trees, brush and muddy earth, the rain fell harder. Despair set in because, after all these hours, we still had no idea how far we were from the end. With one more weary step, I slipped in a mudslide and landed flat on my backside. That was it! Emotional breakdown number three with a vengeance! The third wall was even bigger than the other two. My tears mixed with rain and mud, and I knew I couldn't go on. Chris turned around to find me in my muddy mess and said, "Honey we can't stop here. You can do it. It won't be long."
Somehow I got to my feet. We walked only about 500 feet more and, like an oasis in the desert, we spotted our destination!
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Early the next morning, awakening to the sound of Gregorian chant, we discovered how remarkable the body is. As we slept, our bones, muscles and joints rejuvenated themselves enough that we could walk again, though not without significant pain – a pain that would become my companion every day on the Camino. What just the day before had seemed a romantic stroll through Spain quickly revealed itself as the ancient act of pilgrimage for purification and salvation.


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Post-concert refreshments are catered by Jeannette and Janis Balins of A Taste of Europe Restaurant in Cobleskill. Some people choose to leave as soon as the music is over, but some folks in the audience tell us "I came here for the food!" — it's that good. The refreshments are included with your admission donation.
Do join us for fabulous music in 2016, our 30th Season!
We are grateful to the clergy and the congregation of the Stamford United Methodist Church for their hospitality! The Church is located at 88 Main St. (NY State Rte 23), next door to the Stamford Village Hall. There is not a dedicated parking lot but there are plenty of parking spaces on Main Street and in many surrounding lots which will be available on Sundays when area businesses are closed.
A note about our change of location: Beginning with the June 2015 concert, we changed our venue to the Stamford United Methodist Church instead of the Robinson Terrace Nursing Home. This is because of an intermittent but ongoing noise in the room we were graciously allowed to use at Robinson Terrace which proved to be disruptive to the audience's enjoyment of the music.
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Published: 2005/03/19
by Photos and review by Jeremy Sanchez
Sound Tribe Sector 9 & Dub is a Weapon, The NorVa, Norfolk, VA – 2/26
It was an easy guess that eastern VA would be getting its dance on when, before the opening band even hit the stage, about 20 people started doing stretches in the middle of the dance floor (a la the cover of Artifact) to get ready for war. Please believe that I've never seen a crowd so riled up at the NorVa as I did tonight, and I've seen a shit-ton of shows there. I guess the stars were just aligned.
Sometimes (rarely) the opening band's just more enjoyable then the main. And I love my reggae (ska, roots, dancehall some dancehall and most anything dubbed out), so tonight could easily have steered that course for me. Since it's so difficult to compare two stylistically different bands and call the better one out, when both are on par respectively, I'll just say I really dug both; Dub is a Weapon left very little space for STS9 to screw anything up on their end though.
Dub is a Weapon dubs reggae with some Afrobeat influences, both politically/socially antagonistic styles. Not knowing who they were at first, I thought something was familiar about some of the guitar/horn deliveries ("Indestructible"), then I realized I'd seen the guitarist (Dave Hahn) with Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra before, Afrobeat's current missionaries. Celebrated Jamaican percussionist Larry McDonald's timing is correct and though it may seem trivial, he worked the triangle during "Rip Van Winkle" like I've never encountered; his hammer on/off technique hypnotized. He handled all of his percussive tools with knowing skill. "Fever's" march epitomizes dub at war, the bass and percussion pulse with the assurance of a soldier's heart and mind while horns and strings whip the air like the spiraled blue-grey smoke ascending in his wake.
I'd never seen STS9 in their staged glory (I'd heard some live shows and own two studio cds), so I was excited tonight, even though trance has never been my thing. Yeah, they're not just a trance band, way better actually, but some of their grooves and melodies sure can drag like trance sometimes my minor gripe with their style. That said, I moved all night and really enjoyed the experience. The tangent-packed excursions mostly had me scrambling to keep up, which I always like in a band. It's these changes and the focus to create and interact on stage that pedestals bands like STS9.
Another griping interjection from me: What I really didn't like was realizing that many of their songs begin with and include pre-programmed clips on computers; it seems unnecessary with a keyboard player. Yes, studio wizardry is an art, but on stage it's much easier to jump into a groove than it is to create that groove from un-metered scratch. Picking a song on the computer screen, letting the intro seep and jumping in when it's your turn seems like taking the easy route to me. But hey, it's not my call to make.
Zach Velmer's drumming for "Twilight" garnered my attention early, the vigilant bassist David Murphy at a close second. Velmer's pockets are tight and fracture into technically complicated splatters of snare and tom. The tensions grabbed at intoxicating lengths and the back swings were orgasmic. "Kamuy" was disco-dancin' good times, muled along by Hunter Brown's wa-wa tapped guitar, funk chucking and cyclic melody interpretation. Kudos to the soundpeople for actually mixing in the percussionist (Jeffree Lerner) audibly, not only during solos, whose lead directed towards a spaced-out funk exit. "ReEmergence" wound, re-wound and bore multiple timings and moods, David Phipps adding elegant keyboard melodies all along. "Somesing's" swallowing bass twisted and swayed the crowd with its swing while cosmic effects spun their heads, very ATLiens (Outkast), in this high-energy first set.
"F Word's" synth bass throbbed viciously into set 2. The creep squeezed juice from somewhere along the way, as all of their musical excursions do; Velmer managed between both his acoustic toms and synth pads efficiently. The music was rubber-band taught towards extravagant lengths, all the while interesting in its vibrations. "By The Morning Sun" was embellished with beautiful key and guitar harmonies, which soon annihilated across from the machine-gunning drummer. All of this thoughtful music translates to good times, but sometimes I felt like I should strike a yoga pose rather than dance, which is cool too. If I only knew some yoga poses! "Mischief," "Surrealty" > "EB" and, during the encore, "Blue Mood" were other second-half pluses.
There just isn't enough of a difference among song deliveries to make song-by-song commentary necessary. Tribal/Trance/Funk bass grooves + computerized polymers + well-conceived, even if sometimes-schizophrenic, alterations of set melodies performed astutely + draw it out sometimes way too far, even for me = STS9's formula. They do it without a hitch, but I won't call myself a devotee just yet. Gimme another thoughtful show or two though, maybe a few more stylistic changes along the way (I hear you have to be on tour with them to really get it.), I could stumble into their quadrant and stay like the rest of their extra-devout fans dream of doing.


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Privacy, Liberty and Another Mass Murder
Lloyd I. Sederer, M.D.
Privacy and liberty. These have become covenants in American law -- abiding agreements meant to protect individuals and communities from the intrusions of government. They also have become, as many a family and community will attest, inadvertent impediments to the very safety they purport to secure.
Seven people are dead, including the 22-year-old who perpetrated an attack of self-proclaimed retribution. Many more were injured. Families, friends and witnesses will bear the trauma for a lifetime. The Santa Barbara community will be emotionally ravaged for a very long time and our country has had its wound of the horror of mass murder opened once again.
This time a gun was not the only weapon, though it was the most deadly. All three handguns reportedly were legally acquired, as were the masses of ammunition found in the killer's home and car.
This time the perpetrator had repeatedly communicated his rage and severe psychological distress. His family knew, they even called the police. The police interviewed him but in the face of a young man who calmed to the moment and foreswore to no harm, the conventional standard of "no imminent harm" was met, and they went on their way. He even broadcast his intentions on YouTube. We see here a failure across multiple lines of potential defense.
I write (again) because we have ways to reduce the risk of catastrophes the likes of which we cannot learn to bear ("Violence and Serious Mental Disorders"). We will hear and read, once again, "We have no sure way of predicting violence," which is true when it comes to exactly who will do what, how and when. Statistics give us pretty good information about groups of people but fail us when it comes to identifying a person about to lose control. But we can rely on more than statistics.
Families, school personnel, coworkers and friends are our "early warning system" (The Wall Street Journal -- "The Tragedy of Mental-Health Law") when it comes to the emotional bomb ticking inside the mind of a deeply troubled individual. That proved true in this mass murder. But two long-standing legal boulders were there, once again, that created a very narrow corridor for people and systems meant to deliver safekeeping to all involved.
Privacy laws may help protect us from marketers who want to sell health-related products or cordon off information that might interfere with getting a job. But privacy laws, in health care and schools, can block important channels of communication between health care personnel and families, when consent is not given or a person denies any problem and typically blames others for his predicament. I am talking about information that could change how clinicians, law enforcement and courts might act -- like about the steady use of drugs, possession of a weapon or a progression of aggressive behaviors.
Liberty laws no doubt stopped the unbridled, involuntary use of psychiatric hospitals and medications that 30 to 50 years ago gave many people with mental illness good cause to avoid mental health care. But today it is harder, some quip, to get a person into a mental hospital than it is to get into Harvard College. This, however, is no joke.
The Opening Closed Doors Alliance is a distinguished and diverse group of individuals and organizations working to find a balance between coercion and cooperation, between silence and unprotected information, between hospitals and communities, and between rigid adherence to rules and a reasonable accommodation to reality. Two papers recently released by this group, on privacy and liberty, describe what choices exist now to better manage the dilemmas that derive from privacy and liberty constraints, real and imagined, that too often result in seriously ill people and their victims "dying with their rights on."
If you want to see what is possible beyond ideological posturing or helpless stasis take a look at these papers. Give your input, online, about what you think is how far we should push the envelopes of privacy and liberty interests. What we can assert, together, can influence clinical practice, judicial actions and may even help bridge what are critically important but bipartisan congressional mental health bills out forth by Representatives Murphy (R, PA) and Barber (D, AZ) ("A Defining Moment for Mental Health in America").
My heart goes out to all those grievously impacted by this rampage, the latest in an unnerving series of horrific events. It is, sadly, only a matter of time before the next potentially avoidable tragedy. That means we need our heads and our will, not only our hearts, to do more right now.
Dr. Sederer's new book for families who have a member with a mental illness is The Family Guide to Mental Health Care (Foreword by Glenn Close).
Dr. Sederer is a psychiatrist and public health physician. The views expressed here are entirely his own. He takes no support from any pharmaceutical or device company.


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Hiring A Roofing Company - Study These Details FirstThese are some issues to think about prior to employing a roofing contractor for your industrial property. When it comes to your business there are some different considerations that need to be made in selecting the types of contractors than if you had been getting somebody function on your home.
One of the best methods to temporarily fix a leaking roof is to smear black roof putty. This can be purchased at almost any house provide shop, and will clock the leak for a great quantity of time. Locate the exact area of the leak, and then spread the putty over the area with a spatula. The best component about roofing putty is that it can be utilized to a moist roof, so it doesn't have to be dry to start working. However, this is not a permanent fix, and contractors should be contacted before any much more harm is carried out.
Solar power helps provide energy to the island. Every twelve seconds, you will listen to the blaring of a foghorn out of the lighthouse for two seconds. The lighthouse has been in place for nearly a century. At first, the sound was very irritating, but then the overwhelming elegance of this location brought on me to basically tune out the noise. Anacapa Island even has a church-like developing, but I'm not heading to point out what it's used for: You gotta go to this fantastic place yourself to discover out about "the church's" uncommon function!
There are many fly-by-evening businesses that arrive and go. Roofers frequently decide after learning to put on a roof that they ought to go in company. With small company understanding and encounter most do not last as well lengthy. Some do more damage than great before their company flounders. Make certain the business you choose has been around for years and will be for many years to arrive.
Sagging - rafters improperly spaced and/or plywood as well thin Fungus/Algae/Lichens - This is most generally attributed to moist atmosphere although Lichen are an exception as they can show up just about anyplace, common on shingles, not steel.
It's understandable that most home owners tend not to know a factor about roof maintenance, and even if they did, don't like the concept of climbing up each spring to thoroughly clean and examine it. A fantastic service for home proprietors is a roof assessment carried out by a Macomb Roofers. This services will send a roof contractor in Calgary to your house, to appear at the roof. Soon following the inspection the roofer will inform the house proprietor of whether or not the roof continues to be in pristine condition, or if it demands some work to get it back again to top form.
More than likely you will get more than one estimate. Don't at any time pay for an estimate. Most roofing businesses will provide you with a totally free estimate. Once you get two here or three estimates you may notice a large distinction in cost. Your option should be produced much more on quality than the least expensive cost.
A bundle of asphalt shingles can weigh around eighty-ninety pounds. Some bundles can literally weigh over a hundred lbs. Bundles of shingles wrapped in plastic can be saved outdoors in any weather, and three bundles will include just much less than 1 hundred square feet.


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Fredericks and Mae Cork Coasters
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I know what you need: this set of six silkscreened cork coasters from Fredericks and Mae. Why? Well, they'll protect your furniture from hot and cold drinks, but, most importantly, they'll make you happy every single time you move them around. Choose the Green/Red/Blue or Red/Blue/Yellow sets. There's also the very fun Trivets in similar target designs.
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Kitchen utensils are something we never really give much attention. They all have one dedicated purpose, and we use them when they're needed. But what if we thought outside of the box? What if there were other applications for these simple tools?
One of the most useful kitchen utensils that we rarely think about is the ice tray. They create ice cubes, nothing more, nothing less. But what if we put other things besides water into the tray and froze them? Here are 12 genius ways to use an ice cube tray.
1. Have leftover herbs? Preserve them in olive oil instead of letting them go to waste.
2. Love chocolate and strawberries? Make delicious chocolate covered strawberries by spraying a little bit of oil onto the tray and pouring the chocolate inside. Place the strawberries in the chocolate and refrigerate.
3. Are your kids refusing to drink their milk? They'll be begging for more when you come with these delicious chocolate ice cubes.
4. Iced coffee quickly loses its taste as the ice melts and waters it down. Solution? Coffee ice cubes. Make some coffee and pour it into the tray. Never have watered down coffee again.
5. Sushi doesn't have to look perfect to be delicious, and not everyone knows how to roll them. Make bite-sized portions with an ice cube tray.
6. Never waste buttermilk again. Freeze it and you can have delicious waffles whenever you like.
7. Love peanut butter cups? Make your own by adding some peanut butter into the ice tray and pouring chocolate over it.
8. Making pesto is often a hassle on lazy nights. Freeze leftovers in individual ice cubes, and they'll be ready before your pasta is cooked.
9. Freeze leftover chicken stock into ice cubes. You won't need to waste them, and you'll have some handy flavoring to add to your dishes.
10. Chocolate cheesecake bites. Incredibly delicious.
11. Baby food is expensive, especially the all-natural brands. A healthier, cheaper way is to make your own and freeze it. When it's feeding time, simply thaw out a few.
12. Freezing homemade tomato sauce is a convenient way to mix it into pasta later. They're nicely portioned and easy to microwave.
13. This takes natural fruit popsicles to another level.
14. Have a freshly baked cookie whenever you want. Simply pop one out, throw it in the oven, and you have a cookie in minutes.
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Build Your Practice The AK Way!
Build Your Practice THE AK WAY!
Check back on dates. This seminar will be the culmination of the best information for building an all cash Applied Kinesiology / Nutrition Practice. One that ensures spending more time with patients, having more fun in practice, and one that is built on your successes as a doctor and getting patients better and not marketing gimmicks. A practice the is truly recession proof and one that you love being in.
Why 70% of Chiropractors Fail or Quit Practice
This should be a real eye-opener for every chiropractor. According to Dunn and Bradstreet… which keeps records on over 140 million businesses, and has been doing so for over 167 years… "Of the small businesses that fail, 90% do so because of a LACK OF SKILLS and knowledge on the part of the owner."
And, according to SCORE and U.S. Bank… "In 70% of small business failures, a key factor was the owner not recognizing or IGNORING WEAKNESSES and then NOT SEEKING HELP."
Fact is: the research proves entrepreneurs in all categories – chiropractors included – struggle and even fail, because they're either doing the right things wrong, or they're doing the wrong things and don't even realize it.
The cost squeeze in healthcare pushes many chiropractors to the brink.
Consumer demand falls and managed care removes even more chiropractic coverage from their plans. Standards of care fall, insurance fraud is common, and many chiropractors turn to unethical behavior to sustain their practices. Simultaneously, serious malpractice cases involving missed and ignored diagnosis of serious illnesses by super straight chiropractors become major media stories.
By 2015, the evidence base for chiropractic effectiveness advances little over the limited indications where chiropractors had been proven effective in 2005. Other providers offer spinal manipulation for lower back, neck, and chronic pain. DPTs and massage therapists take over a large percentage of the cash market for back pain. The remaining chiropractors fight over the
declining number of "true believer" patients who have had positive previous experiences with chiropractic and can afford to pay out-of-pocket.


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Faculty Recruitment
Assistant/Associate Professor, Ambulatory Medicine
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The successful candidate will practice within a traditional Internal Medicine academic group practice with both ambulatory clinic and inpatient hospital ward patient care responsibilities with a significant emphasis on the teaching and supervision of medical students and residents in both settings. In addition, inpatient work and research opportunities in quality and outcomes are available.
The anticipated start date is July 01, 2016.
Assistant/Associate Professor, Clinician Scientist
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The successful candidate will be expected to participate in clinical care and teaching with significant time protected for research with a focus including, but not limited to, health outcomes research, healthcare quality, patient centered research, medical decision making, or cost-effectiveness analysis. Prior research experience is required and a strong publication record and submission of K Award or equivalent are preferred.
The anticipated start date is July 01, 2016.
To apply:
Interested applicants must be board-certified or board eligible and eligible for a Florida Medical License. The annual salary is negotiable and commensurate with experience and education.
Send Curriculum Vitae and three recent letters of recommendation to firstname.lastname@example.com. The University of Florida is an Equal Opportunity Institution.


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