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Aimy and her husband both work at University of Toronto, teaching smart-stuff that keeps us all in the "Jetsons" era. They are big thinkers, but when it comes to kids, they are straight from the heart.
The kids patiently let me drag them around the front campus, as I goaded them into the all-important "one more shot". (Some M&Ms may have been involved.)
Note: the last time I graced the downtown campus, I was nose-diving in engineering. Fortunately, it was slowly dawning on me that I was more captivated by the slick UofT brochure photos than the actual program. (Word to the wise: applied science is 100% math, and 0% glowing green liquids.)
I love historical Toronto, so when a family says, "Let's shoot at UofT," I never say no.
But here's the secret weapon. It doesn't always happen, and at the end of the day, it doesn't matter to the final results...
I really like a setting to have a special connection to the people involved. That's it.
It's just a bonus when the "meaningful" and the "beautiful" planets align like this. But, if you don't happen to work at the Guggenheim, trust me... I have some other nice locations to choose from.
What I love most about the downtown campus are the quiet courtyards and old stone buildings. There's a lot to be said about actual ivy in the ivy-league.
Note: these dynamo kids—who could power a city with a proper energy converter—are probably a shoe-in for the class of '24.
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Nigeria Keta - Togo - Benin exploration basin
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Compared to the multiple giant discoveries of adjacent basins - such as those in the Niger Delta fan and the Cote d'Ivoire Basin in Ghana - the Keta-Togo-Benin Basin has so far yielded only three relatively small discoveries. Exploration activity has been sporadic, with only a handful of wells drilled offshore in 1970 and onshore in the 1990s. Recent exploration has focused offshore, in both the deepwater and on the shelf. The recent Ogo discovery in the Nigerian section of the basin has sparked new exploration interest, although we do not expect high levels of activity in Nigeria.
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- Location maps
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Reserves and resources
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- Yet-to-find potential
- Yet-to-find costs and underlying development assumptions
- Costs
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This report includes 26 images and tables including:
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- Cretaceous Offshore
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- Cretaceous Offshore
- Value creation versus investment (TYP period)
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- Cretaceous Offshore
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While the unrelenting misery on Game of Thrones might be getting you down, behind the scenes, it's all high jinks and fluffy pink socks. Emilia Clarke popped by The Graham Norton Show and talked about how her main scene partner in that early first season, Jason Momoa (who played Khal Drogo), kept things light when the material was dark. Our sun! Our stars!


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Donald Trump is hosting NBC's "Saturday Night Live" -- in a highly-anticipated appearance that is also bringing sharp criticism about the Republican presidential candidate's comment, particularly on Mexican immigrants.
While the New York-based sketch-comedy show has a 40-year history of lampooning politicians, even getting some to mock themselves, booking a presidential candidate to host is almost unprecedented.
Trump said Friday night on Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor" that he nixed some proposed skits because they were too risqué, particularly, it seems, for the all-important social-conservative vote in early-voting state Iowa.
"I had to," Trump said. "I'm leading in Iowa. I want to stay leading in Iowa."
Previously, only eight politicians have served as guest hosts. Only one of those -- the Rev. Al Sharpton, in 2003 -- was actively involved in a presidential bid at the time. (Hillary Clinton appeared in last month's season premiere, but not as the host.)
This won't be Trump's first turn as guest host. The billionaire developer and media celebrity presided in April 2004, a few weeks after NBC's "The Apprentice" debuted.
This time, "SNL" will serve as a campaign stop on Trump's drive for the Republican presidential nomination.
Meanwhile, the TV platform granted him has fanned the flames of outrage sparked in June when he announced his candidacy and described some Mexicans who are in the United States illegally as criminals and rapists
Those immigration comments spurred NBC to sever its Miss Universe ties with Trump while declaring he would never return to his "Apprentice" role.
Fox News reported late Saturday that a group of protesters that were demonstrating in front of the Trump Organization's headquarters, "Trump Tower" on Fifth Avenue, will march the few blocks down to NBC's studios at Rockefeller Center prior to the broadcast.
This week, NBC faced mounting pressure from a coalition of advocacy groups calling for Trump to be dropped from "SNL" for what one spokesman termed his "racist demagoguery."
Groups have also protested outside the show's NBC studio in New York.
NBC has not responded to the outcry, and Trump's 90 minutes in the "SNL" spotlight seemed certain.
Typically outspoken, Trump has welcomed the controversy, predicting it would only boost his audience.
For candidate Trump, whose many interview and debate appearances are drawing large viewerships, a spike in this week's "SNL" ratings seems assured.
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NORTHRIDGE >> In New York, Hunter Greene sat with his family at the MLB Network studios, waiting to see where he'd be taken in the MLB Draft Monday
His Notre Dame teammates back home sat ready with their phones. All eyes on the 17-year-old pitcher/shortstop just like their baseball games.
The No. 1 pick was announced and JSerra's Royce Lewis was selected by the Minnesota Twins. Greene's teammates groaned but minutes later, their mood changed thanks to 15 words from MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred.
"With the second selection of the 2017 MLB Draft, the Cincinnati Reds select….Hunter Greene,"
Greene, the first African-American high school baseball player to make the cover of Sports Illustrated, hugged his parents, coach Tom Dill and younger siblings Libriti and Ethan. His teammates cheered and roared in approval.


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The SPE Membership Development and Engagement Manager is responsible for the development and implementation of global membership recruitment, retention, and volunteer strategies, initiatives, and activities. This includes indepth analysis of membership demographics, statistics, and trends. Plans and prepares budgets and reviews financial reports for assigned programs. Supervises and trains assigned support personnel.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
· Initiates and implements global membership development strategies in conjunction with appropriate members and staff. Drives membership growth by creating strategic and tactical plans; serves as a resource to other staff to provide membership related information.
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· Monitors, mines, and analyzes membership demographics and statistics regularly, provides information to regional directors and appropriate staff and recommends relevant actions. Manages the process to produce year-end statistical reports.
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Responsive nanoparticles as versatile building blocks for nanomaterials with tunable photonic properties
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Schurtenberger received his PhD from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich. After several years as a postdoctoral and research fellow at the University of Lund, Sweden, the ETH in Switzerland, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University Medical School in the US he returned to the ETH in Zurich. He received the Latsis Prize of the ETH Zürich 1993 for his work on the determination of the structure of macromolecules, biopolymers and colloids by means of static and dynamic light scattering. In 1999 he moved to the University of Fribourg where he received the chair in experimental physics and founded the soft matter group. In 2006 he founded the Fribourg Center for Nanomaterials and acted as its director for the first year. In 2008 he became the first director of the newly founded Adolphe Merkle Institute for pure and applied nanoscience, and received a chair in Experimental Physics and Nanoscience. He moved to Lund University at the end of 2010.
He is author or co-author of more than 200 scientific publications, on the editorial board of a number of scientific journals, has chaired the Scientific Council of the Swiss Neutron Source SINQ, is a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Swiss Light Source and of the Liquids Board of the European Physical Society, and was the Swiss representative of the scientific council of the Institute Laue-Langevin in Grenoble, France. He is a member of the Swiss National Research Council. He has been the general secretary of the European Colloid and Interface Society (ECIS) until 2010, and was subsequently elected as an honorary member of ECIS. He received the Rhodia Prize of the European Colloid and Interface Society in 2007. He is co-founder and member of the board of directors of the start-up company LS Instruments that develops, manufactures and markets novel light scattering instruments. He can be reached by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Science and Technology on a Mission!
For more than 60 years, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has applied science and technology to make the world a safer place.
We have opening for a Sr. Mechanical Technician who will work under minimal supervision to provide advanced technical support. You will provide hands on mechanical fabrication and testing duties on an assortment of components for various projects and processes that require the operation of equipment, machine and hand tools. This position is in the Radioactive and Hazardous Waste Management Program (RHWM) and may be located at Site 300 in Tracy California.
Essential Duties
- Perform technical calculations and analyze cost effectiveness of design, schedule and materials using machine tools, desktop computers (including instrument control computers), and metrology equipment.
- Identify, analyze, design, and provide solutions and alternate approaches to various process equipment and fabrication problems.
- Independently fabricate components from print and/or sketch specifications; fabricate fixtures as needed for positioning, holding, or stabilizing parts during the fabrication process.
- Setup and operate fabrication machine tools, use hand tools and measuring instruments, and apply advanced knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes to the solution of fabrication problems related to process equipment.
-Perform tasks supporting the maintenance, cleanup and repair of equipment within RHWM nuclear facilities utilizing appropriate personal protective equipment as determined by the RHWM/WCI work control process and perform monthly crane inspections and maintain a detailed log of these inspections.
- Operate equipment (Class C motor vehicles, light tractors, fork trucks, hand lifts, and JLG boom and scissor lifts etc.) used in maintenance and repair within and around RHWM facilities.
- Perform informal equipment and systems reviews checking for maintenance and failures, noting any deficiencies and reporting findings for implementation of corrections to supervisor.
- Occasional overtime, shift, and/or weekend work may be required to accomplish work assignment.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Associate's Degree in mechanical, industrial, manufacturing, or electro-optic technology or a technology related certificate or diploma with work-related experience and related course work or equivalent combination of education and experience in a field of engineering that includes mechanical training.
- Experience fabricating mechanical components from metals and plastics, designing fixtures, brackets and various mechanical components using computers and mechanical/electrical testing equipment.
- Advanced technical skills, e.g., knowledge of machine shop practices and procedures and knowledge of engineering principles and materials necessary to develop solutions and alternative approaches to moderately complex problems and make effective fabrication decisions that result in maximum use of resources.
- Effective verbal and written communication skills necessary to communicate and consult with team members and requesters from other organizations, and the ability to work scheduled, shift, weekend and emergency overtime, as needed.
- Experience performing duties including but not limited to tracking inventory and maintenance schedules, using hand and power tools, and the ability to layout and install parts and equipment, set up and evaluate new equipment per manufacturer's recommendations all while adapting to changing priorities, schedules, and assignments both independently and as part of a team with other disciplines.
- Ability to obtain and maintain a valid California Driver's Class C License.
- Ability to lift up to 80 pounds using the proper personal protective equipment and team lifting techniques and to read operational safety procedures, interpret requirements and apply safety controls to job requirements.
- Ability to wear protective equipment such as hard hats, safety shoes, safety glasses, hearing protection, face shield and gloves, and all controls including PPE are identified during the work planning actions where hazards are identified and controls are established.
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- Basic knowledge of ES&H laws and regulations.
- Knowledge of RHWM facilities and equipment.
Pre-Placement Medical Exam: A job related pre-placement medical examination may be required.
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The resolution unanimously approved Thursday also asks Gov. Rick Scott and the Cabinet to grant the men full posthumous pardons.
The Lake County men known as the Groveland Four were accused of the rape in 1949 under dubious circumstances. One of them was hunted down by a posse of about 1,000 men and shot more than 400 times.
Three others were convicted. After the U.S. Supreme Court ordered a new trial in 1951, a sheriff shot two of them, claiming the handcuffed men were trying to escape. One died.
The two surviving men were eventually paroled.
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Gardening is a lot of fun and a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. It's a great outdoor hobby that gives us a way to get some exercise and provides us with food for our kitchen table. However, it isn't always cheap! There are so many things that we HAVE to spend money on when we start gardening, that it is always nice to find a way to cut costs when we can. Learning to upcycle things from our home for use in the garden is a great way to cut costs without sacrificing harvest. Here are a few things you may find around your home or at garage sales that you can re-use in your garden this spring!
1. Milk jugs: Wash the inside with soap and water and rinse thoroughly. Using a knife or sharp tool, carefully poke holes throughout. Fill the jug with water and tightly secure the top. You now have a 'sprinkle' top watering can.
2. Extra metal spoons: Simply flatten the spoons with a hammer, paint the tops, and write the names of your garden plants on them. Voila! Now you don't have to wonder where each plant is. If you don't have any spare spoons at home, visit your local dollar store or check out a garage sale near you.
3. Coffee grounds: Fold used coffee grounds into the soil to add nutrients for your plants. Not only are they rich in nitrogen, but they also contain magnesium, calcium, potassium, and other trace minerals.
4. Egg shells: Rinse these out and let dry. Crumble them around the base of plants to prevent slugs from eating your garden.
5. 2-Liter Soda Bottles: Remove the label and rinse out the inside. Carefully, cut off the bottom 4-inches of the bottle using a razor blade or scissors. Place over fragile seedlings to protect them from any frost.
6. Egg cartons: Fill the holes of the egg carton with dirt and add seeds. Water as needed. When your seeds are ready to plant in the garden, just cut the cups of the egg carton apart and plant the entire thing!
7. Old CDs: Hang old CDs from a thread above your garden plants to scare off deer, rabbits, and other garden eating critters.
8. Glass Pie Dish: Fill an old pie dish with small stones and place in your garden near some brightly colored flowers. Add enough water to almost cover the stones but not quite. This is a wonderful way to attract pollinators to your garden since they need shallow puddles to drink from.
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Toyota owned luxury car brand, Lexus will be coming up with one of their most waited release of 2017, the brand new and exciting 2017 Lexus ES. Lexus division of Toyota will be coming up with whole new sets of ideas for this car and it is expected that this car's interior as well as exterior will be seeing quite a whole lot improvement in design. Re designing is one of the most important as well as exciting feature with this 2017 ES and the designers and engineers are expected to hit the nail directly on the head when it boils down to this 2017 version of Lexus ES. It is now time that will tell how much successful the designers were. This 2017 version of Lexus ES will bear some similarity with its previous versions in its looks but is expected to changes here and there in its designs. Improvements in the body structure are also up for grab while the interior design of the cabin will receive some refreshing tweaks.
2017 Lexus ES Redesign Exterior and Interior
This latest brand new 2017 Lexus ES has been built on the same platform that had been used for the 2014 version in its line up and which is a very popular and reliable platform. This 2017 ES would bear some drastic resemblance with the Avalon except for that it will be having a very spacious built and cabin as well. A clever grille design with the shape of a spindle adores the front façade of this car. Flanking this spindle shaped grille set up on both sides, will be head lamps powered by the latest LED technology as well as HID head lamps. As for the rear, this ES will be having a new bumper with twin exhaust tips. Aerodynamic design along with sound insulation has been implemented. An array of colour options is provided.
This version of 2017 Lexus ES comes with seats wrapped up in premium leather upholstery. These brand new seats provide exquisite comfort to its passengers and leave no room for grudges and complaints. The beautifully packed seats would easily provide you a very satisfying ride in them. So better close your eyes and enjoy the hallmark luxury that cars bearing the Lexus badge provide, especially this 2017 ES.
Safety features have also been upgraded coming from its previous version and passengers are now much safer than before. Guarding your fort while you are on the drive are features such as a blind spot monitoring system, a lane changing and lane departure alert system, traffic alert systems and rear monitoring system. All these will provide you with the eye that will enable you to foresee any avoidable accidents and thus keep you safe.
Amongst all these, manufacturers have not forgotten about entertainment requirements as they have provided this 2017 ES with Audiophile Sound System from Mark Levinson, complete with fifteen surround sound speakers.
2017 Lexus ES Engine Specifications
Powering this 2017 Lexus ES will be a variety of engine options:
- A 3.5L V6, producing 268BHP and 248lb-ft of torque.
- A 2.4L inline-4 hybrid, producing 200BHP with mileage of 40mpg.
Transmission to be provided is 6-speed automatic.
2017 Lexus ES Price and Release Date
2017 Lexus ES is expected to come at late-2016 within $38,000-$40,000.


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My Epic Heals : The Podcast For All Things Healing in the World Of Warcraft
Bryan Lincoln hosts and produces this podcast. It began in 2011 with a lineup including Wolfshayde (Druid), Eade (Paladin), Kubiofox (Shaman), and Pastormetro (Priest). The current lineup consists of Wolfshayde (Druid), Eade (Paladin), Adobe (Shaman), Pitango (Monk) and Hathorr (Priest). It is a roundtable style podcast with each of the healing classes represented among the hosts. Episodes will frequently include guests. My Epic Heals is part of the Signals Media Allstar Network and has forums over at the network site.


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The end of this week brought us the news of two horrific attacks in Israel. In one, a Jewish man stabbed six people at the Jerusalem Pride Parade, which celebrates the Israeli LGBT community, leaving at least two people with very serious wounds. In another, unknown assailants firebombed a Palestinian family's home in the West Bank, killing an 18-month-old child and leaving his family gravely injured, with burns covering most of their bodies. Hebrew graffiti left on the home suggested that this was a "price tag" attack carried out by Jews. Both of these awful acts of violence have been condemned by the Israeli government as hate crimes and have caused outrage in Israeli society. Prime Minister Netanyahu called the firebombing a terrorist attack on Palestinians that will not be tolerated. Huge forces have been mobilized to find the attackers and bring them to justice.
While the reactions of both the Israeli government and the Israeli people are reassuring, we also need to look more deeply into the forces that drive these attacks. When political opinions turn into hatred, when shouts of disagreement are replaced by knives and bombs, when Jews turn from argument to violence, something has gone very wrong inside our Jewish communities. As Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan said, "A people whose children were burned in the Holocaust must search our souls at a time like this." We need to look inward and commit ourselves more fully to finding ways to disagree without condemning each other, to make our political arguments without personally attacking each other, and to face the fears and anxieties that come from within us without turning away from the human face of the other that calls us to behave humanely toward them, no matter how much we may disagree. The rabbinic tradition teaches us that strong conflicts can be discussed in an atmosphere of respect and love for those with whom we argue. We need to model that behavior in our own, very diverse community and spread that message out into the world. May these awful events inspire us with the urgency to make this task our own.
"Arise, cry aloud in the night! ...Pour out your heart like water before the presence of God! ...See, God, and look! ...Should priest and prophet be slain in the sanctuary of God? On the ground in the streets lie young and old; young men and young women, have fallen by the sword" (Lamentations 2:19-21)
This year on Tish'a B'Av we feel even more keenly the pain of these ancient words. In these last months, we have seen indeed seen priest and prophet slain, young and old taken from us by acts of horrific violence. These tragic events have of course devastated the families and friends of those who have died, but as with the events we recall on Tish'a B'Av, they have also deeply affected us as a community. Like the ancients, even those of us without personal connections to the those who have been lost feel the trauma of their deaths. We call out to God, we cry out with pleas and challenges, and we feel despair when we imagine the future of a world in which such things could happen.
Tish'a B'Av calls us to come together, to share our trauma and our despair, and to draw strength from each other so that we can dare to hope again. This year we are privileged to have a guide in Bobbi Breitman, who will speak on Saturday night about trauma and finding a path to healing. And we have the words of our prayers, the keening cries of the book of Lamentations, and the kinot, the liturgical poems of mourning, to help us give words to our feelings. May we together go from darkness to light.
Thinking about the Iran Agreement with Torah
From the beginning of nuclear negotiations between European nations, the U.S., and Iran, there has been much debate both here and in Israel about whether an agreement - or even entering into negotiations - was worthwhile. Now that an agreement has been announced, that debate has intensified. During the next two months, Congress will appropriately consider the language of the agreement and its costs and benefits for the security of this country, Israel, and the world. As we listen to and participate in this debate in the run-up to the High Holidays, we should keep in mind the obligation that Jewish tradition places on us with regard to war and peace: "When approaching a city to wage war on it, first offer it peace" (Deuteronomy 20:10). Even in a situation in which we are prepared to go to war, we must try our best to avoid it through attempting to negotiate with our enemies. Jewish texts acknowledge that this may be difficult to do. We have to face the uncertainty and risk inherent in negotiating with a hostile power. And we have to face our own very real fears of destruction, fears that are heightened for us as we prepare for Tish'a B'Av, recalling the many moments of destruction that the Jewish people have endured throughout the centuries. Because it is so difficult, we are taught: "Seek peace and pursue it" (Psalm 34:14). We must not be content to simply accept peace if and when it comes to us. We are required to go out into a sometimes hostile world and chase after it. We must do the hard work of sitting down with our enemies, working with our friends, and pursuing every possible path that has a chance of avoiding war and bringing peace on us, on Israel, and on the world.
This week we saw an important symbolic step taken by the state of South Carolina, as its legislature voted to remove the Confederate flag, a symbol of a racist past, from the state capitol (as Alabama did in the photo at left). In Israel, we saw the governing coalition take an important symbolic step as it repudiated the words of one of its own ministers, affirming that all Jews - even Reform and Conservative Jews - are welcome in Israel and among the Jewish people. In both cases, these symbolic steps were welcome. But in neither case should we make the mistake of confusing symbols with substance. Although the Confederate flag will no longer fly over the South Carolina capitol, the truth is that endemic, structural racism continues to constrain the lives of African Americans in South Carolina and in this nation as a whole, and justice demands substantive attempts to change both the legal structures that makes racism possible and the social atmosphere in which it thrives. Although the representatives of the governing coalition in Israel said the right words, the truth is that non-Orthodox Jewish Israelis - who represent a large majority of Israel's Jewish population - continue to suffer under a system that does not recognize their Jewish choices as legitimate. The Torah teaches us that truly moral action requires both symbol and substance. Facing injustice in our own time, we must demand both from ourselves and from those who represent us.
Thank you
As my family and I return from a wonderful, enriching, and energizing sabbatical in Israel, we are filled with gratitude to this amazing community. You have given us the precious opportunity during these past nine months to learn, to recharge, and to reconnect with each other and with the land and people of Israel, and it has been an incredible blessing to us. We are grateful to the lay leaders, rabbis, staff, and members who took it upon themselves to make sure our community continued not only to function but to grow and develop during our time away. And we are so happy to be back here with you. I am more conscious than ever of the privilege of being your rabbi in this community that I love so much, and I look forward to reconnecting with every one of you. There is so much to share about our experiences in Israel, and I will be doing so in the weeks and months to come. For now, from Cheryl, Zeke, Avi, Mati, and myself, simply, thank you.


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There is an annual $50 registration fee from the day that the art student joins.
Additional siblings will receive a 50% discount on the registration fee, making it only $25 annually.
The registration fee helps go towards many of the studios additional needs.
We are unable to make any exceptions and waive the registration fee since that would not be fair to those art studio parents that have paid the fee & are helping to support the studio.
Absence results in losing a class credit. You can avoid an absence by being excused.
To be excused the guardian should notify the studio before the class begins. Notification must be via email or text.
If the class was excused, no loss of credit will occur. There is a limit on how many excused absences are allowed.
Yes! The first class is free if they do not join. This allows you the freedom to try without obligation. If your child enjoys the class and wants to join, then the trial class is considered the first class.
Yes! The two siblings will have a 10% discount applied to their tuition. and in some cases registration fees too.
When you purchase a 4 Class Package, the student is allowed 1 excused absence.
If you purchase a 12 Class Package, the students is allowed 6 excused absences.
Excused absences are only given when the guardian notifies the school via email or text. Excused absences beyond the allowance will be docked.
No classes are docked when the studio is closed. It is not considered an absence or an excused absence if the studio is closed .
With younglings from ages 4-8 we have 1 teacher per 5 students max.
Older classes from ages 9-11 may have 1 teacher per 7 students depending on overall behavior of the class.
The oldest classes from ages 12 and up may have 1 teacher per 8 students. Behavior is usually very good with the oldest bracket of age and they are less distracted.
There are no breaks for the 1 hour classes.
Classes from ages 9 – 11 years old get a break between the hours that is about 20 minutes.
Classes consisting of 2 hours with students 12 years and older do not receive a break.
If you need to change your child's class time permanently then please email us and request a time change. Be sure to check the class calendar on this site to make sure you choose a class time that has open seats.
If you only need to change class times once or a few times during a month, but would like to hold onto the normal class time then please also contact us via email.
Classes consisting of 2 hours with students 12 years and older do not receive a break.
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a treatment designed specifically for individuals with self-harm behaviors, such as self-cutting, suicide thoughts, urges to suicide and suicide attempts. Many clients with this behavior meet criteria for a disorder called borderline personality (BPD). It is not unusual for individuals diagnosed with BPD to also struggle with other problems — depression, bipolar disorder, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, eating disorders or alcohol and drug problems. DBT is a modification of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT).
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and mindfulness in general, work to help people stay in the moment because leaving your present can have unforeseen consequences on your ability to make wise choices and operate effectively. The intersection of this perspective with the research presented in this article seems to be around the connectedness we feel with ourselves and others.
The most important of the overall goals in DBT is helping clients create "Lives worth Living". For some individuals, a life worth living is getting married and having kids. For others, it's finishing school and finding a life partner. Others might find it's finding a spiritual group. While all these goals will differ, all individuals have in common the task of bringing problem behaviors, especially behaviors that could result in death, under control. For this reason, DBT organizes treatment into four stages with targets. Targets refer to the problems being addressed at any given time in therapy. Here are the four stages with targeted behaviors in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy: Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation and Interpersonal Effectiveness.
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It is well understood by the medical profession that the prevalence of urinary incontinence increases with age.
Statistics reveal, of persons aged 60 and above, over 30% are incontinent. Women seem to be more affected by this problem than men.
"Urinary incontinence does not cause increased mortality", says a doctor specializing in performing urinary incontinence surgery in Maryland. "But it negatively impacts the individual's emotional well-being and quality of life".
As persons age, the caregiver burden can be very high. The estimated annual urinary incontinence related costs run to more than $30 billion.
There are several clinical types of incontinence:
• Urge incontinence
• Transient incontinence
• Stress incontinence
• Overflow incontinence
If a person feels they have symptoms of incontinence, an assessment and evaluation by a specialist urologist is necessary.
Most of the doctors feel that the treatment objective must be to correct factors that are causing incontinence.
In many cases, behavioral changes and medications can relieve symptoms.
The options doctors suggest include exercises and lifestyle changes.
"Most cases of incontinence can show marked improvement with behavioral treatments", says a specialist of urinary incontinence surgery Maryland.
A combination of Kegel exercises and bladder training is probably the best first-line approach.
Here are a few that can help relieve the symptoms:
• Kegel exercises - This involves flexing the muscles that stop urinary flow. According to doctors, if these exercises are done diligently as instructed for 6-12 weeks, significant improvement can be seen,
• Lose weight – For overweight individuals, a drop in weight can reduce the severity of symptoms.
• Train to put off the need to urinate – To start with, you can delay for 10 minutes and then gradually build up the time.
• Vitamins – Supplements containing magnesium and Vitamin D can help relieve the symptoms.
• Using a pessary – Some doctors recommend women to use a ring-like device called a pessary. It can help minimize stress incontinence.
In case any of the above treatments do not help, a considered strategy must be recommended to move from least invasive to more invasive treatments.
For women, open bladder and urethral surgery is recommended by doctors to prevent leakage caused by stress incontinence.
Stress incontinence is involuntary leakage caused by sneezing, coughing, or lifting weights.
There are two approaches for this surgery.
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A doctor who also performs vaginoplasty in Westminster MD recommends the latter because it is less invasive and thus more popular with patients.
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As with any procedure, incontinence surgery has its share of risks, such as:
• Injury to the bladder or urethra
• Overactive bladder
• Reactions to medications
• Bleeding and/or infection
In any case, surgery must, of course, be the last option. Studies have shown that Kegel exercises alone have given improvement to nearly 70% of the patients.
With the percentage of aging population on the rise, the figure of urinary incontinence is bound to increase. In such a scenario, promoting behavioral therapy must be given its due importance.
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Dowlers back 'no-win, no-fee' legal system
The family of Milly Dowler says planned changes to "no win, no fee" cases would have stopped them seeking compensation from News International.
A letter from the Dowlers urges David Cameron not to take "rights away from ordinary people so that large companies could print whatever they like".
The government says its plans are intended to prevent "spurious cases".
It is understood the Dowlers are to receive a £2m settlement over the hacking of the murdered girl's phone.
The deal is thought likely to also involve a personal donation of £1m to charity by company boss Rupert Murdoch.
A government spokesman said: "We are absolutely committed to ensuring that people can access the justice system, regardless of their financial situation, which is why we are committed to maintaining 'no-win, no-fee' arrangements."
But in the letter to the prime minister, the Dowler family said they were "lucky" they were able to claim under the current system, and without the insurance that the conditional fee agreement provided, they "would not have been able to start a case or even threaten it".
In March, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke announced plans to change "no win, no fee" cases in England and Wales.
He said lawyers would no longer be able to claim "success fees" from the losing side, and should instead receive a share of the damages.
'Ordinary people'
The Dowlers said they understood the new law would "affect thousands of people who want to sue News International and other newspapers" and urged Mr Cameron not to change it.
"We had understood that you were on the side of the people, not the press. Please do not change the law so that the ability to sue the papers is lost.
"Although we may have received a sum that meant the cost of the insurance would have been affordable, most cases finish with settlements that do not cover the cost of insurance and so people will not bother," the letter said.
It went on: "We are sure that you do not want to go down in history as the prime minister who took rights away from ordinary people so that large companies could print whatever they like and break the law without being able to challenge them."
The Law Society, which has warned that the proposed changes seriously undermine access to justice, welcomed the Dowler family's letter.
Des Hudson, the society's chief executive, said: "After all they have been through, we welcome - and are humbled by - the intervention of the Dowler family in this debate.
"They have succeeded in making it clear to the prime minister that it is ordinary families with terrible life challenges that will be impacted the most. They will be the losers.
"As a society we need to protect them and their access to justice."
Levi Bellfield was jailed for life earlier this year for murdering 13-year-old Milly Dowler, who went missing in 2002.
In July, it emerged the girl's phone had been hacked for the News of the World.
The revelations that a private investigator had hacked into the phone after the murdered schoolgirl went missing and deleted messages, giving the family false hope that she was still alive, brought intense pressure on News International, which responded by shutting the paper down.
A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: "There are many deserving cases brought before the courts. But we have to stop the abuse of the system by others pursing excessive, costly and unnecessary cases. Under the current arrangements, innocent defendants can face enormous costs, which can discourage them from fighting cases. This simply isn't fair.
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Why Diversity Should Matter to You
Diversity can be somewhat of a buzzword among both students and college admissions officers alike. What does it mean to you?
The root word of diversity is from the Latin, "diversus" which means "various". We use it today to describe a mixture of peoples, traditions, ideas and cultures.
How does this translate to the college experience?
When most students seek diversity on campus, what they are actually looking for are opportunities to express themselves and find community with others who believe the same way, as well as opportunities to learn from those from different cultures and backgrounds.
In order to achieve the most benefit from a diverse campus, seek out institutions that are not only promoting diversity by actively recruiting students and hiring faculty from minority groups, but are also promoting an environment where there is positive interaction between different groups.
Learn About Diversity at AIU Atlanta, and how it Compares to Other Schools in the United States.
Overall Diversity is Lower Than Normal
To get the overall diversity ranking, we took the combination of ethnicity on campus, geographic origin of students, gender and age diversity.
American InterContinental University - Atlanta is below average when it comes to overall diversity, and is ranked #2,025 countrywide.
Low Ethnic Diversity
Many students value the chance to meet and learn from other students from different racial and ethnic backgrounds, unfortunately, that may be hard to do at this school.
Below average when it comes to ethnic diversity, American InterContinental University - Atlanta is ranked #2,339 in the country.
Explore Ethnic Diversity at AIU Atlanta
If available, the chart below will display ethnic diversity among the undergraduate students at AIU Atlanta.
AIU Atlanta's ethnic diversity is below the national average.
The ethnic diversity of the faculty is above average.
Male to Female Balance is On Par With National Averages
This may not be the best choice if you're seeking equal numbers of men and women.
At American InterContinental University - Atlanta, the disparity between men and women on campus is on par with the national average. The undergraduate student body at AIU Atlanta is mostly female.
This university is ranked at #1,540 in male to female diversity nationwide. The undergraduate population is comprised of 208 males and 348 females.
Explore Male/Female Diversity at AIU Atlanta
If available, the chart below will include the male to female ratio among AIU Atlanta's undergraduate students.
The disparity between the counts of men and women at American InterContinental University - Atlanta is on par with the national average.
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The ratio of male to female faculty at AIU Atlanta is on par with national averages.
Below Average Geographic Diversity
Do you want a local school that recruits students from within Georgia? This could be a good choice for you.
We've determined the geographic diversity of each school by looking at where students lived before they were admitted.
Over 90% of the students attending American InterContinental University - Atlanta come from within Georgia. This puts AIU Atlanta's level of geographic diversity below the national average and gives it a national geographic diversity ranking of #2,022.
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The undergraduate student body is split among 2 states (may include Washington D.C.), as shown in the chart below.
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Would you prefer a school where the student body represents a mix of different ages and generations, or would you prefer a school where most students are the same age as you?
The traditional student is between the ages of 18-21. However, this university appears to attract a majority of older students. At American InterContinental University - Atlanta, 12.9% of students are in the age 18 to 21 bracket, compared to the national average of 60%. We rank AIU Atlanta #710 in the nation for student age diversity.
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Our mission statement reflects our corporate identity: We want sustained success. With this vision, we have set ourselves ambitious goals and defined the beacon to which we align all our activities.
Our mission serves our employees as a guide for action.
The employees of WOM think in the long term and act responsibly, keeping lofty goals in mind. They respect and trust each other.
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The combination of the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in Japan and sustained instability and violence in the Middle East are taking their toll on U.S. and international markets and compelling large financial institutions to reassess their short- and long-term investments as they await the fallout.
This week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch debuted a new webcast series hosted by wealth management chief Sallie Krawcheck to explore the known and unknown implications of these international events on American companies and investors.
Krawcheck was joined by Ian Bremmer, founder and president of Eurasia Group, a prominent global political risk research and consulting firm and Michael Hartnett, chief global equity strategist for BofA Merrill Lynch's global research team to provide some insight and predictions to investors in this very Web 3.0 format.
"With global events occurring as quickly and dramatically as they have during the last few months, it can be easy for investors to become overwhelmed with uncertainty," Krawcheck said. "We will continue to bring together the world's leading financial, economic and political experts to help investors decipher the potential impact of these events so, along with their advisors, they can make informed decisions about their financial lives."
While the trio was quick to point out the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan is first and foremost a humanitarian crisis, what happens next will have broad ramifications not only for the Japanese people but international companies and markets that are directly tied to the world's third-largest economy.
"Outside of Japan, the biggest long-term implication of the earthquake and tsunami will be on nuclear energy," Bremmer said. "Already a lot of folks in Congress are saying we need to relook at our regulatory policy and I expect in the West we'll see a shift against nuclear energy and toward unconventional gas in particular."
Bremmer added that China, the nation with the most recent and substantial investments in nuclear power, has decided to halt new approvals for plants going forward in response to the tragedy but that will have little if any impact on its growing demand for materials or its surging energy needs in the immediate future.
"They were already fully loaded in terms of the pipeline of nuclear plants," he said.
Krawcheck said the market's immediate and violent sell-off and subsequent recovery follows a familiar pattern.
"From an economic perspective, natural disasters tend to be temporary," she said.
And in the short-term, all the pundits agreed that demand for commodities -- particularly oil, natural gas and materials used for reconstruction -- will continue to spike and push prices higher, potentially putting more pressure on interest rates and the recent recovery in the U.S. economy and stock market.
"The long-term consequences are that loss of one form of energy in Japan, in this case nuclear, means other forms of energy will be needed to replace it. There is also the potential for supply shocks at any stage in the future for commodities."
Putting aside the human and economic destruction in Japan, the disaster will only have a small impact on U.S. and international corporations primarily because Japan's economy has stalled in recent years and wasn't really viewed as a source of growth for international firms before the earthquake struck.
"The Japanese are going to continue to tolerate living with 0% growth," Bremmer said. "It's not an exciting story from a foreign investment perspective but it's not going to crush the Japanese."
"The Japanese people are incredibly unified when they respond to something like this," he added. "This is not a Katrina moment. This is a 9/11 moment."
And with hostilities escalating in the Middle East and Northern Africa in recent weeks and months, investors and geopolitical pundits are growing more and more concerned that instability in the region could not only spark more terrorist activity in the West but send already escalating oil prices through the roof and derail early signs of recovery in the U.S. economy.
"We're now in the third wave of the trajectory of this crisis in the Middle East with the rise of geopolitics and the internationalization of the no-fly zone and bombings of some Libyan sites," Bremmer said. "It's Shias and Sunnis and now even the Israelis are being drawn in."
"This is actually the dangerous phase that brings in the Americans and has the most potential for long-term [economic] implications," he added.
With oil prices above $115 a barrel, the potential for enormous strain the U.S. and other international economies becomes palpable.
"How the geopolitics play out is anyone's guess," Hartnett said. "But the markets are sensitive to oil prices because growth and interest rates are directly impacted by where oil goes from here."
Hartnett said that most economic experts think $150 a barrel would be the tipping point at which the budding recovery would unravel.
"But the markets aren't going to wait before we get there," he said. "They'll price it a long time before then."
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Winehouse admits her life is a messSeptember 27th, 2008 - 2:18 pm ICT by IANS
London, Sep 27 (IANS) Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse broke down after a poor performance and said that her life was a mess.According to mirror.co.uk, Winehouse wept as she compared her life with that of her 12-year-old god-daughter Dionne Bromfield.
Winehouse said: "When I look at Dionne she reminds me of myself. I used to be this little girl who liked Celine Dion and singing, this beautiful sweet girl with innocent dreams. Look where I am now. Look what happened to my dreams. This isn't a life - I'm a mess, look at me.
"But this girl has everything ahead of her. She's so beautiful and she reminds me so much of myself. This beautiful happy girl, she is so much like I used to be. I don't want to leave her alone. I can't believe what has happened to me. I am so sad."
The singer also spoke about her husband Blake Fielder-Civil, who is going to be released from prison soon.
"What life do I have? My life begins when Blake gets out of prison. He is my life, I want to see him," she said.
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- Amy was too young to die, says goddaughter - Jul 24, 2012
- Peter Andre keen to sing with Winehouse - Jan 20, 2010
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- Winehouse creates record label to launch god-daughter - Sep 21, 2009
- Amy Winehouse's 'advisor' is her 13yr-old goddaughter - Aug 10, 2009
- Winehouse obsessed with spaghetti - Apr 22, 2011
- Winehouse's label to launch 13yr-old goddaughter's debut album - Sep 21, 2009
- No reunion for Winehouse, Blake - Dec 10, 2009
- No autopsy on Amy Winehouse before Monday morning - Jul 24, 2011
- Amy Winehouse "happy without Blake Fielder-Civil" - Nov 28, 2009
- Amy Winehouse is single, says goddaughter - Dec 11, 2009
- Singer Amy Winehouse found dead in London apartment - Jul 24, 2011
Tags: amy winehouse, blake fielder civil, british singer, bromfield, celine dion, dionne, god daughter, happy girl, innocent dreams, poor performance


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Last week a humbling episode reminded me of something really important about success in B2E sales. This is a direct sales business. Voice to voice, face to face, rep to administrator direct sales. You must dirty your hands with the real business of selling. I found success this week by not only getting my hands dirty but my shoes—actually my entire outfit!
I was on the road last week, trying to get a beachhead with a large and difficult to crack school district. I have been prospecting the district at all levels but have thus far turned up only one little scheduled appointment with a K-8 building principal. Knowing this is how most of my best district sales have begun, I hit the road and got ready to dazzle her. The meeting couldn't have started better. After a nice volley establishing their needs, pain points and discovering they are a perfect fit for us, I launched my demo. Curve ball — the internet was down and I was getting no cell service bars. It was a perfect weather day so rather than go to the fallback slide deck, we agreed to venture outdoors for a stronger signal.
She in casual attire, me in a suit and heels, we walked a wood-chipped path all the way to the playground benches. I lost the heel off one of my pumps somewhere past the monkey bars, but acted as if nothing happened. Except for a little difficulty with lighting, the demo went great and she was hooked. She envisioned a particular teacher would take on a first year pilot, so she led me back inside where she could trade places with the teacher. This (also sneakered) gal and I ventured outside, where she proceeded to stretch out on the wet grass under a shade tree. They live in a state which has very little good weather, so I'm just assuming they are using me for any chance to breathe fresh air. That or they were testing my resiliency like the prospective step mom in the "Freaky Friday" camping scene. Either way I am well up to the challenge, so down I semi-gracefully sit/kneel wondering if my jacket goes with any other pants I own as the best dry cleaner on the planet is not going to be able to save them. The teacher loved my product and the order was processing by the very next day.
Several morals to the story: 1) It's essential to get on the map in large districts no matter what it takes. These "domino" accounts build a success story within that district's walls, giving you leverage that competitors that are only knocking on the district office's door cannot compete with. 2) No one should be "above" a small sale or doing field work. I've had a lot of success at all levels of B2E management, but I still have the patience and humility to sit in the mud for a $900 sale. This is how I help startups become your competition, so be careful about looking past small opportunities. 3) Winning sales is, quite literally in this case, about dirtying your hands. If you're relying on Marketing or your website or a trade show booth to create opportunities for you, you're under-serving your territory. You need to make calls, personal emails, stop in, get an introduction–splash through the mud if you must–to get face to face or voice to voice with prospects. The personal connection and your efforts to service a prospect no matter how odd the circumstance endears you to educators in ways that result in purchase orders.
It mystifies me how reps can spend the lion's share of their day doing anything but direct sales activities, and then not understand why they are missing goal. They chat with their manager and with one another. They make product suggestions and look for trade shows to attend. They workup free trial concepts and discount plans. And somewhere around 4 pm they finally send out a few follow up emails to opportunities an ace rep would know are dead ends. This is not the roadmap to success.
A best practice to keep anyone on track is to try tracking your time on a timesheet. When I was a fresh college grad I joined a PR agency where all account executives kept a billing time sheet on our desk all week. Your goal is to bill 8 hours a day to clients, so you track your time in 15 minute increments. I know you likely all track your sales activities in a CRM, but it doesn't give you the same view as a weekly look back at your week in time blocks. You don't have to detail it out, just color in or X the 15 minute increments that were prospecting, holding new business meetings, or other direct sales work. Travel to and from a sales call gets marked with a "T." Travel time is part of any field rep's job but being efficient with it can really increase your productivity, hence commissions. Be honest with yourself about what percent of your time goes to beating the bushes and what percent is administrative or just floats away on research or chit chat. Increase that dirty work and you'll increase those sales!
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This is one of my favourite times of the year. A time when the darker weather comes (though it hasn't come enough here in Sacramento yet), the days grow shorter, and a post-harvest haze permeates the air filtering out the sunlight by a few layers and giving off a burnt aroma. Darker days (literally darker, that is) call for darker stories and events that grow out of the horror genre. We like to take on the forms of our favourite creatures of darkness through costuming. Well, as much as I love the season of the witch, more commonly known as Halloween, I couldn't come up with anything relevant to write about for this post. Yet it's still early in the season but it will fly by faster than a witch on her broom or a vampire bat fleeing the oncoming dawn. So I dug up this list of six phantastic blog finds for your horror-reading zombie appetite. But there will be a special Halloween treat for you (and maybe even a trick) by the weekend of Halloween as there has been in past years here at the Fantastic Site. But for now, check out these groovy ghoulish links!
The HorrorWriters Association's Halloween Haunts: This is a seasonal series of blog posts by some of the Association's authors who give their personal takes on Halloween.
Season of theWitch at Castle Macabre: This is author Michelle Miller's seasonal blog read-along series. Her first read is Edgar Allen Poe's "Masque of the Red Death".
"Poe Read-Along- The Mask of the Red Death": She talks more about her Read-Along, Poe's story of a demonic plague and even Poe himself here. She even has a small but interesting paragraph on the 1960s Vincent Price film adaptation and how you can watch it for free!
"Witchy Peril-'Masque' and other Short Stories", The Writerly Reader: This post by another author who visit's Michelle's above post also discusses here impression of "Masque of the Red Death". She also goes over other short horror stories, including one by H.P. Lovecraft.
"Salem'sLot Read-Along", Gather Together Read: This blog is now reading one of Stephen King's earliest novels. You may be able to catch up with them if you head on over now to find out where they're at in this creepy read.
Blaze McRob's"Haunted Halloween Party": Horror author Blaze McRob is producing a series of blog posts for the season where you can participate in contests to win prizes as well as discover horror fiction writers you may never heard of before. Even so, they have some really great stories up their sleeves.
Like I said, I'll have my annual Halloween treat here for you by Halloween weekend, and maybe even a horror book review before that!
Until next time . . .


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Chancellor Phillip Hammond will be delivering the inaugural Autumn Budget today at 12.30pm (Wednesday November 22).
So what does he have planned for your money? We reveal some of the latest speculation.
Rumours suggest that the Chancellor is plotting a raid on older workers to fund tax breaks for younger people.
The Telegraph reports that Hammond wants to 'restack the deck for the next generation'.
Dubbed the "tax on age", the plan could see pension tax relief cut for older workers to fund a reduction in National Insurance Contributions for workers in their 20s and 30s.
Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, an independent financial services firm, reckons the rumour has legs.
He said: "Unfortunately, this misguided measure seems like it is almost a certainty as the government looks to raise revenue in a slowing economy.
"Following a less-than-desirable election, the Treasury will not be keen to increase VAT or income tax. Instead, they can be expected to go for pensions. This attack on people's retirement nest eggs demonstrates once again that the British government, which needs to bolster its coffers, views people's retirement savings as easy, low-hanging fruit to be plundered."
Likelihood rating: Low
Time will tell but this move seems awfully brave for a Chancellor whose government has only a precarious hold on power.
Much of the press has already attacked any move towards a 'tax on age' and Hammond will surely remember the bruising the Conservatives took during the election campaign over plans to increase the amount older people needing care would pay.
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Fuel Duty
Recent Budgets have typically left Fuel Duty alone but a swirl of rumours suggest that diesel drivers face a hike, potentially to pay for a cut for petrol car owners.
The Telegraph reports that Hammond is keen to be seen as an environmentally-minded Chancellor and so is considering a number of options including hiking costs for existing diesel drivers rather than only on new models.
It could be particularly bad news for motorists who already face rising prices at the pump.
Likelihood rating: High
It is very likely that some action will be taken that penalises diesel drivers. The Treasury has explicitly commented: "The Government's clean air strategy had stated that it would tax new diesel cars differently."
However, whether the Chancellor chooses to target existing diesels as well remains to be seen. It risks being unpopular but the clean air strategy could be seen as even more important.
The Evening Standard reports that the Chancellor could scrap Stamp Duty for first-time buyers as part of his plan to win back younger voters and promote 'intergenerational fairness'.
According to the Land Registry, the average price of a property for first-time buyers in London is £428,546, which means handing over £11,427 in Stamp Duty.
The Chancellor is also set to give a £10 billion boost to the Help to Buy scheme.
Likelihood rating: High
While there have been no 'official' leaks, the Chancellor will be keen to show younger voters that he is helping them and a Stamp Duty holiday for new buyers could do just that.
There are also calls for him to sanction the building of several new towns in the so-called 'Brain Belt' in the centre of England around Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford and Cambridge.
It's becoming apparent to pretty much everyone that tinkering with tax rules or funding Help To Buy won't solve the housing crisis on its own.
No, the Government recognises that it needs to deliver more new homes and now Hammond has pledged that 300,000 new homes will be built a year.
It's a likely vote winner among younger Brits but we don't have the details yet, including whether any will be affordable housing or social housing.
Communities secretary Sajid Javid has called on him to dedicate £50 billion to housing.
Likelihood rating: High
Well, Hammond may not announce £50 billion on a new house building strategy but he's been dropping a lot of hints that homebuilding will feature prominently in this Budget.
Driverless cars
The Chancellor says that there will be driverless cars on our roads by 2021 but that's something that requires spending to ensure the infrastructure is ready.
It's been pretty widely discussed ahead of the Budget that the Treasury is planning to spend £75 million supporting artificial intelligence, £400 million on electric car charge points and £100 million to encourage the purchase of clean fuel cars.
Likelihood rating: High
This is something Hammond has been fairly openly discussing and he's even been filmed going for a ride in a driverless car. There's little doubt that the Budget will include some spending in this area.
Universal Credit U-turn
Following intense public and political pressure it's been widely speculated that the Government is going to be forced to cut the six-week initial waiting time for Universal Credit to a more manageable four weeks.
That might be something that Hammond chooses to include in this week's Budget.
Likelihood rating: Medium
While the Budget might be the obvious place to make such an announcement, it risks being seen as a defeat for the Government.
Hammond may not want the headlines to focus on that U-turn instead of his other announcements, so there are no guarantees it will be included in this week's speech to Parliament.
[Read more: Autumn Budget 2017: why Philip Hammond's purse strings are tied]
Rail travel
A new 'Millenial Railcard' for travellers under the age of 32 is set to be announced in the Budget. This will bag them a third off rail travel for a £30 annual fee.
Hammond reckons that the scheme will help 4.5 million people from spring next year. However, its powers are somewhat limited. It doesn't save any money on season tickets and can only be used before 10am if tickets cost at least £12.
Likelihood rating: Almost certain
Student loans
In a further move to win over younger voters, we are expecting to see a shake-up of student loans.
Speaking at the Conservative Party Conference last month, the Prime Minister pledged to freeze tuition fees at £9,250 and increase the repayment threshold from £21,000 to £25,000.
The Sunday Times reports that Hammond might also force universities to charge differently depending on a course's employment rate.
Likelihood rating: High
This may well look like low-hanging fruit to a Chancellor who needs to show student voters that he is on their side. Expect a freeze rather than a cut; this is not a Budget that has much room for major giveaways.
Following major changes to pension allowances and buy-to-let mortgage interest relief, tax consultants RSM predict that the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) could be hit next.
The EIS provides tax relief worth 30% for investments in high-risk companies plus Capital Gains Tax exemption on disposal of the shares after a set period.
RSM says the EIS has been a useful source of finance for start-up companies since its introduction in 1994, enabling investments of £15.9 billion in around 26,000 companies. But many view the EIS as a way for the wealthy to avoid paying up to £300,000 of tax.
The scheme, along with its younger sister Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS), has been put under review this year so it's possible the Budget could set out changes.
RSM predicts this could mean cutting the relief from 30% to 20% and increasing the period EIS shares have to be held.
Likelihood rating: Medium
Recent governments have not shied away from cutting tax relief so the question now is whether Hammond would see this as a step too far that alienates the core Conservative vote or as the next logical move.
Single-use plastic tax
Hammond is expected to announce a crackdown on single-use plastics which could include bubble wrap, takeaway food boxes and disposable coffee cups.
The Treasury is set to launch a call for evidence in relation to single-use plastics in the new year and will conside a consultation by the environment department on a deposit return scheme for drinks containers.
Martin Kersh, executive director of the Foodservice Packaging Association, said: "The UK's waste management system has given the public one of the best kerbside waste collections systems in the world but at the time it was developed the public consumed very little food and drink on the move. This has changed dramatically over the last 20 years and we now have an imbalance in our waste management strategy which needs to be urgently addressed."
Likelihood rating: High
Tax avoidance
Following an outcry over the latest tax avoidance scandal, the Paradise Papers, there have been extensive calls for a crackdown on tax avoidance.
The leaked documents, most of which came from just one offshore finance firm, sparked debate about how high-net-worth individuals shield themselves from taxes.
It's been widely speculated that Hammond will see this as a popular move and a way to get some much-needed cash back into the nation's coffers. Labour has also been vocal on this, so a tightening of the rules could be on the cards.
Likelihood rating: High
Reducing the opportunities for major tax avoidance has been a priority for a succession of Conservative chancellors.
The intense public pressure following the Paradise Papers could make some sort of crackdown an obvious move for Hammond.
What's happened to the Autumn Statement?
You may recall that this time last year we had an Autumn Statement rather than an Autumn Budget.
Things are being reshuffled because the Government only wants one major fiscal event in each year, rather than two significant ones we currently have.
As a result, we are switching to an important 'Budget' each Autumn and a diluted Spring Statement, which will be on a far smaller scale than previous Statements.
Hammond announced the change in November 2016 during his last Autumn Statement speech in which he said: "No other major economy makes hundreds of tax changes twice a year, and neither should we".
The Chancellor says that the new timetable will allow tax changes to be put under much more Parliamentary scrutiny before they are implemented.


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Mathews skewers Politico
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010   7:34 am | Author: freethinker | Politics/Government | Add Comment
Tags: Cheney, Mathews, Politico
Politico.com which is supposed to be providing "aggressive reporting" about both sides of the aisle was skewered by Chris Mathews last night about their "reporting" about Dick Cheney.
It has become apparent that Politico has provided Cheney an uncontested venue for his continual attacks on Obama. Politico has done little but transcribe Cheney's diatribes.
Mathews confronted Politico's Jonathan Martin about this stating "He uses you like he'd use Drudge or somebody". Thinkprogress reports that Mathews kept after Martin:
MATTHEWS: I mean, he's got his own news conduit.
MARTIN: You know, we aggressively report on both sides.
MATTHEWS: It's not reporting. He feeds you this stuff. … I do like Politico. He's feeding you guys this crap. [...]
What's he call up and say? "I got a hot one for you, Jon. Can you take — what's your email address?" Is that what he does?
Politico is treating Cheney like the days ..continue reading


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"For the vile person will speak villany, and his heart will work iniquity, to practise HYPOCRISY." – Isaiah 32:6
"… For a HYPOCRITE shall not come before God." – Job 13:16
"A HYPOCRITE with his mouth destroys his neighbour." – Proverbs 11:9
"… For every one is a HYPOCRITE and an evildoer, and every mouth speaketh folly. For all this the Lord's anger is not turned away, but His hand is stretched out still." – Isaiah 9:17
"JESUS said, Isaiah was right when he prophesied about you HYPOCRITES; as it is written: 'These people honor Me with their lips,but their hearts are FAR FROM ME.'" – Matthew 15:7-8, Mark 7:6
"For they being ignorant of God's righteousness, and going about to establish their OWN righteousness, have not submitted themselves unto the righteousness of GOD." – Romans 10:3
"… On the outside they appear to people as righteous but on the inside they are full of HYPOCRISY and wickedness." – Matthew 23:28
"JESUS said, You shall be HATED of all nations for MY NAME'S Sake." – Matthew 24:9
"For MANY walk, of whom I have told you OFTEN, and now tell you even WEEPING, that they are the ENEMIES of the THE CROSS of Christ." – Philippians 3:18
"JESUS said, Remember the word that I said unto you, The SERVANT is not greater than his LORD. If they have PERSECUTED ME, they will also persecute YOU.." – John 15:20
"JESUS said, Blessed are they which are PERSECUTED for Righteousness' sake: for theirs is the KINGDOM OF HEAVEN. Blessed are you, when men shall REVILE you, and PERSECUTE you, and shall say ALL manner of EVIL against you falsely, for MY Sake. Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for GREAT is your REWARD in Heaven: for so they persecuted the PROPHETS which were before you." ~ Matthew 5:10-12
"JESUS said, If the WORLD hate you, you know that it HATED ME before it hated you. If you were OF the world, the world would love his own: but because you are not of the world, but I have chosen you OUT OF the world, therefore the world HATES YOU." ~ John 15:18-19
"JESUS said, Blessed are you, when men shall HATE you, and when they shall separate you from their company, and shall REVILE you, and cast out your name as EVIL, for My sake." ~ Luke 6:22
"Marvel not, my brethren, if the world HATES YOU." ~ 1st John 3:13
"(They are) HATERS OF GOD…." ~ Romans 1:30
"… And the BEAST MADE WAR with the saints (Christians), to overcome them: and power was given him over ALL kindreds, and tongues, and nations." – Revelation 13:7
"And the dragon MADE WAR with those who keep the Commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ." ~ Revelation 12:17
"For every one that does evil HATES the light, neither comes to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved." ~ John 3:20
"JESUS said, The world cannot hate you; but ME it hates, because I testify of it, that the works thereof are EVIL." ~ John 7:7
"FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT OF FAITH, lay hold on Eternal Life, whereunto you are also CALLED, and have professed a GOOD profession before MANY WITNESSES." ~ 1st Timothy 6:12
"COME OUT from among them, and be you SEPARATE, saith the Lord…" – 2nd Corinthians 6:17


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Cincinnati, OH (FOX19) - The Walnut Hills Eagles are headed to Ohio's final four. The Eagles knocked off La Salle in the Region Final at Cintas Center 50-46. Isaiah Johnson led the way with16 points and 10 rebounds. It's the first state semifinal trip in the history of the program at Walnut Hills. The Eagles will face the winner of Brecksville Broadview Heights and Toledo Rogers Friday at 8:30pm.
In Kentucky, the second ranked Notre Dame Pandas are also in the Final Four. The Pandas beat Marshall County 48-39. Olivia Voskuhl led Notre Dame with 20 points. Up next the Pandas take on DuPont Manual at 11:30am Saturday in Bowling Green.
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