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Harry Febrian is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Communication Science, Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Indonesia. He also served as Communication Research Coordinator in the same faculty from 2015 to 2017.
He was the recipient of Netherland Fellowship Programme (NFP) 2016, that allowed him to study about multimedia content and radicalism in Hilversum, Netherland. Previously, in 2013, he became one of the representatives from Indonesia to attend the Harvard Project for Asia and International Relations–Harvard University's largest annual student conference in the Asia-Pacific region; in Dubai, Uni Emirat Arab.
Before entering the academic world, he worked as a financial journalist in business and investment media, Kontan Daily, owned by Kompas Gramedia Group. He loves to read and write about almost everything, but his main interest is the intersection between media and religion in Indonesia. His writing have been published by various media in Indonesia, such asThe Malaysian Insider, The Jakarta Post, Global Indonesian Voices, Satu Harapan, Kompas.com and Hai Magazine.
He obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, in 2011 and later his Master of Arts in Journalism from Chinese Culture University, Taiwan in 2014; both by scholarship.


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Spring Jazz Series: Jim Ridl QuartetJune 29, 2018
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Jim Ridl is a jazz pianist, composer, arranger and teacher residing in the New York City area. He performs internationally with the Jim Ridl Trio and Quartet, the Dave Liebman Big Band, the Mingus Big Band, Ximo Tebar's IVAM Jazz Ensemble of Spain, and the Tim Horner Quintet.
Jim's sixth CD, Jim Ridl's Blue Corn Enchilada Dreams, features the outstanding soloists Terell Stafford, Donald Edwards, and John Benitez in an inspired quartet setting. Jim has 5 previously released recordings: Your Cheatin' Heart and Other Works on the Dreambox Media Label; Door In a Field (DBM); Jim Ridl Trio/Live (DBM); Blues Liberations - Solo Piano (DBM); and Five Minutes to Madness and Joy (Synergy Music).
Additionally, Jim has performed and/or recorded with Randy Brecker, Marc Johnson, James Moody, Slide Hampton, Clark Terry, Mark Murphy, Ravi Coltrane, the Woody Herman Orchestra, the Dizzy Gillespie Big Band, Marko Marcinko, Donny McCaslin, Jean Michel Pilc, Dick and Ted Nash, Ari Hoenig, Jimmy Bruno, Tim Warfield, Terrell Stafford, Carla Cook, Matt Wilson.
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Spider-God was a Fourth Doctor comic strip published in Doctor Who Magazine. The story returns to the thematic idea previously explored Galaxy 4: never judge by appearances.
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The Terran Survey Vessel Excelsior, commanded by Louis B Frederick, lands on planet UX-4732. They find the TARDIS nearby. The Doctor steps out to greet them. He introduces them to a primitive but rather idyllic village populated by deaf, mute humanoids.
They witness a procession in which the villagers carry animal carcasses onto an altar, standing on a structure that looks like a giant spiderweb. It turns out to be just that. An enormous spider emerges from a nearby cave and begins encasing the villagers in cocoons.
Frederick assumes the spider intends to eat the villagers and the survey team destroy it. The villagers pelt them with rocks, driving them back to the Excelsior. The next morning, the village is deserted. The survey team locates another village, with another spiderweb and numerous villagers spun into cocoons. They witness a humanoid infant hatching from an egg. As they destroy the giant spiders there, the Doctor realises that the spiders and villagers are symbiotic.
In exchange for the animal carcasses (which the spiders eat), the spiders encase the villagers (actually larvae) in the cocoons they require to hatch into giant butterfly creatures. That symbiotic relationship, and what the Doctor describes as "the most beautiful life form in the galaxy," is now doomed. He tells the captain, "Now do you see what you've done!" The captain drops his gun.
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We specialize in carpet stains, traffic lanes, pet spots and odor treatments. Our well-trained, certified and experienced personnel use proven cleaning methods and techniques that achieve remarkable results. All of our hard working crew members arrive on time, are extremely courteous, and respect the privacy of each customer. Our crew members are always clean and well-spoken. We only hire the best! We back all of our work up with our 100% Satisfaction Gold Shield Guarantee so you can use us with confidence.
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SALT and ICE Workshop, April 2018 NYC
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Date: April TBD, 2018 • 6:30-9:30pm • Energy Exchange: $88. Early Registration: $66
Location. Balance Arts Center, 34 West 28th Street, 3 floor.
Please sign-up early to receive an informational note that will be sent out the week of the event to prepare for the class.
Start the new season with a clean slate by attending this powerful workshop. Through traditional shamanic practice and teachings, experience the deep melting of the crystal structure of your soul, and realign your DNA frequency to build the capacity to be able to hold the energies entering our cosmos. With this connection and flow, healing will be allowed to shift easily into your energetic bodies. Discover the grains of truth embedded into your soul body's programming and rectify any karma brought into this lifetime.
With shamanic teachings you will work with guides, angels and spirit beings, to reveal the truth of your divine power to obtain self-healing of your emotional body, physical body, mental body, and especially the karmic body with this in-depth workshop, to bring a shift and restructure of your own unique crystalline grid. Open to all levels and practices. No previous experience needed.
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text: Though the similarly Quebec-based Cirque Éloize has previously partnered with the better-known Cirque du Soleil, it's still hard not to look at the group, as Dr. Evil might have put it, as semi-Soleil; quasi-Soleil; the margarine of Soleil. Still, don't knock it until you try it, and you should do just that at 7:30 tonight at the Pikes Peak Center (190 S. Cascade Ave., pikespeakcenter.com). There, Éloize will push "the boundaries of visual and audio innovation" with Cirkopolis. We'll leave it to you to tell us if it's the Diet Coke of Soleil. Tickets start at $38. — Bryce Crawford


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Denbigh Primary School recognises the many positive benefits for pupils cycling to and from school. We therefore look to encourage this form of travel behaviour, in as many ways as possible.
At Denbigh Primary School we encourage pupils and parents to travel to school by cycling, scooting and walking (active travel) wherever possible.
If you have any ideas to improve things at or around school for pedestrians and cyclists, or questions about travelling to school, please get in touch with the school office.
Some of the benefits of active travel are:
· improving both mental and physical health through physical activity
· establishing positive active travel behaviour
· promoting independence and improving safety awareness
· reducing congestion, noise and pollution in the community
· reducing the environmental impact of the journey to school.
To encourage pupils to cycle or scoot to school frequently the school will:
· actively promote cycling and scooting as a positive way of travelling
· celebrate the achievements of those who cycle and scoot to school
· provide cycle and scooter storage on the school site
· provide high quality cycle training to all pupils who wish to participate.
To make cycling and scooting to and from school a positive experience for everybody concerned, we expect our pupils to:
· ride sensibly and safely and to follow the Highway Code
· check that their bicycle or scooter is roadworthy and regularly maintained
· behave in a manner which shows them and the school in the best possible light and to consider the needs of others when cycling or scooting
· consider wearing a cycle helmet
· ensure they can be seen by other road users, by using lights and wearing high-visibility clothing, as appropriate.
For the wellbeing of our pupils, we expect parents and carers to:
· encourage their child to walk, cycle or scoot to school whenever possible
· encourage their child to take up opportunities to develop their competence and confidence in cycling or scooting
· consider cycling or scooting with their child on the school run, possibly joining with other families as a 'cycle train'
· provide their child with equipment such as high-visibility clothing, lights, a lock and cycle helmet as appropriate
· ensure that the bicycles and scooters ridden to school are roadworthy and regularly maintained.


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Our chancellor, provost and deans have been willing to risk and invest in new academic programs, new delivery methods and new retention initiatives
Edwardsville, Ill. (PRWEB) September 10, 2015
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has exceeded its previous record student enrollment by a two percent increase over last year. The University registered an all-time high of 14,265 students for the fall 2015 semester. Overall enrollment leaped by 293 students.
Undergraduate registration is the highest it's ever been at 11,781, which is a three percent jump (360 students) from last fall, a five percent rise (552 students) from fall 2013 and eight percent growth (821 students) from more than a decade ago.
SIUE Interim Chancellor Stephen Hansen applauds the numbers, "We are extremely pleased with our enrollment growth. It reflects the fact that SIUE provides an excellent environment that enables students to learn and to grow."
"Higher education is constantly evolving, and so is SIUE," said Scott Belobrajdic, associate vice chancellor for enrollment and management. "Our chancellor, provost and deans have been willing to risk and invest in new academic programs, new delivery methods and new retention initiatives to provide students the education they want and need.
"During the past few years, we have experienced increased interest in our traditional residential experience, our online options for working professionals and our opportunities for international students. Our deans constantly present great innovative ideas."
Enrollment climbed by at least three percent more than last fall in all undergraduate schools and the College of Arts and Sciences, according to Belobrajdic.
The School of Nursing soared by 15 percent (171 students). The School of Business added six percent (74 students). The School of Engineering (75 students), and the College of Arts and Sciences (122 students) both grew by five percent, respectively. The School of Education increased by four percent (52 students).
"More families and employers are starting to understand that all of our Schools, and the College of Arts and Sciences have the same exact national and international accreditations as private institutions charging $40,000 and $50,000 a year in tuition and fees," Belobrajdic said. "When they compare our accreditation, tuition and fees (approximately $10,000/year), residential campus experience and starting salaries head-to-head, SIUE is an extremely attractive option.
"The savings are real. Approximately half of our May 2015 graduates left SIUE with no loan debt. That's rare these days."
SIUE Fall 2015 Enrollment Facts and Figures
- Freshman Class is the second largest with 2,096 students earning a mean ACT of 23.2
- Freshmen coming from Missouri: 13 percent (274 students), compared to only two percent (47 students) in fall 2012
- New transfer students total is the second highest in the past nine years (1,266)
- The retention rate has improved and has reached its highest in 10 years. First-year retention rate climbed by five percent over the past two years. The numbers for those returning are 74 percent of the fall 2014 freshman class, compared to 73 percent for fall 2013 and 69 percent for fall 2012.
- African American (1,982) and Hispanic (537) student enrollment are each at the highest levels in the history of the institution
- International student enrollment increased and is the highest at the University since fall 2004
- Student body reporting a diverse cultural background: 28 percent
- Credit hours delivered online: nine percent, which compares favorably to six percent delivered last fall
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville provides students with a high quality, affordable education that prepares them for successful careers and lives of purpose. Built on the foundation of a broad-based liberal education, and enhanced by hands-on research and real-world experiences, the academic preparation SIUE students receive equips them to thrive in the global marketplace and make our communities better places to live. Situated on 2,660 acres of beautiful woodland atop the bluffs overlooking the natural beauty of the Mississippi River's rich bottomland and only a short drive from downtown St. Louis, the SIUE campus is home to a diverse student body of more than 14,000.


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Close Encounters of the Spielberg Kind
Although Steven Spielberg is one of the world's most respected and successful directors, earning critical acclaim and billions at the box office, he hasn't been the subject of a feature-length documentary — until now. In more than 30 hours of interviews conducted over a year, filmmaker Susan Lacy (PBS' "American Masters") got the Academy Award-winning moviemaker to talk at length about his influences, his films, their themes and how his life has informed them, resulting in an HBO documentary, "Spielberg," which premieres Oct. 7.
"He is very shy about interviews, does very few. So this was quite an extraordinary experience to hear him really open up," Lacy said at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour. She also got more than 80 of Spielberg's colleagues, collaborators, friends and family members to comment as Spielberg dissects his work in the film.
Full of anecdotes and fun facts about iconic movies, the documentary also is intensely personal, with revelations about Spielberg's childhood and family and how both affected his movies. His parents' divorce and its impact on his family influenced "E.T." and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." "Saving Private Ryan" was inspired by the stories he heard from his father, a pilot who served in World War II.
"His early movies drew on what he knew," Lacy said of Spielberg, who grew up in the Phoenix suburbs watching television, reading comic books and chasing his sisters Anne and Nancy around with a Super 8 camera. He was also the target of bullying and anti-Semitism, which made him ashamed of being Jewish.
"He didn't want to be connected to Judaism as a child because he didn't want to be a pariah. Growing up in the suburbs of Phoenix in the only Jewish family on the street, it made him an outsider," Lacy told the Journal.
Neighborhood kids would laugh when Spielberg's grandfather called him by his Hebrew name, Shmuel. "I always wanted to fit in, and being Jewish, I couldn't fit into anything," he confides in the film. "I began to deny my Jewishness … I didn't want to be Jewish."
Lacy explained that when Spielberg met actress Kate Capshaw, who converted to Judaism before their wedding in 1991, "She said, 'You must reconnect with your faith.' Then he made 'Schindler's List,' and it brought him back completely into the fold, and proud of being Jewish."
Spielberg had read Thomas Keneally's book about Oskar Schindler in 1982, but held onto it for a decade until it was the right time to make the film, which earned him two Oscars and led to the creation of the USC Shoah Foundation.
"It was, emotionally, the hardest movie I've ever made," he told Lacy. "It made me so proud to be a Jew."
Capshaw and Spielberg's seven children are not in the documentary, but his sisters, his father and his late mother are "because they were there at the birth of his becoming a filmmaker and could talk about who he was at that time in his life," Lacy said.
With 2 1/2 hours to work with, Lacy focused on Spielberg's film directing, eschewing other projects and giving less play to his less successful movies, including "1941" and "The Color Purple."
"He was not reticent to talk about failures," Lacy said. "But if you want to tell a real story with a beginning, middle and end, and in any kind of depth, you simply cannot cover everything."
It was more important, she said, to highlight the common themes in his oeuvre, including families' separating and reuniting, the resilience of children, fighting for freedom and good people trying to do the right thing against all odds.
"Steven is actually an incredibly personal filmmaker," Lacy said. "The box office has never been what's driven him. What has interested him has changed and matured as he's grown up. But that boy who loves movies, loves moviemakers — that kid is still in him."
Just 21 when he made his first television movie, "Duel," he stood up to the network, refusing to blow up the menacing truck at the end of the film. He insisted on shooting "Jaws" on the ocean, although it was a logistical nightmare to do so. "Having a vision and sticking to it, not letting anybody get in the way of it — that's probably the best lesson you could learn from Steven Spielberg," Lacy said. " 'Schindler's List,' a 3 1/2-hour, black-and-white movie about the Holocaust, could have been a huge flop. But it was something he needed to do, he knew how to do it, and he stuck with that."
Lacy appreciated that Spielberg "in no way tried to steer this film and did not see it until it was finished." So when he called to tell her he liked it, "I almost fell on the floor. What happens if Steven Spielberg doesn't like your movie?" she said. "I'd set a very high bar, and I was nervous all the time that I would not achieve it. I hope I did."
She came away from the project secure in the knowledge that Spielberg "is exactly who he seems to be. Sometimes you're disappointed when you meet a hero and that did not happen with Steven," she said. "He was everything I expected him to be and more. I'm not trying to be gushy here, but he's a really, really good human being. He's a mensch."


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Job Code61183
Australia Roma: Cementing Bulk Plant Supervisor
Date: Aug 9, 2018
Location: Roma, QLD, AU, 4455
We are looking for the right people — people who want to innovate, achieve, grow and lead. We attract and retain the best talent by investing in our employees and empowering them to develop themselves and their careers. Experience the challenges, rewards and opportunity of working for one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the global energy industry.
Under general supervision, organizes and coordinates the activities involved in maintaining and repairing bulk plants. Supervises that PSL's bulk plant and equipment according to Service and Maintenance Standards, and ensure materials are charged in a timely manner with respect to the Sales Order/Invoice and according to Procurement policies. Supervise employees in proper operation and maintenance of bulk plant and equipment. Trains and mentors new Field Material Coordinators, and develops and improves the skills of current employees. Ensures safety policies and procedures are followed and adhered to by all personnel. Maintains and tracks inventory of parts, supplies and products. Promotes safety, quality improvement, and teamwork among all personnel. Schedules team member's time off and work schedules. Promotes and ensures safety awareness and environmental consciousness, and complies with all applicable safety and environmental procedures and regulations. Promotes and takes active part in Operational Efficiency and Quality Improvement Process. Skills are typically acquired through a high school diploma or similar education and 2-4 years bulk plant or field operations experience. Specialized training in equipment maintenance and knowledge of field experience and or bulk plant operations is preferred. Basic Oilfield Math and Cementing required. Strong math skills needed for figuring cement blends and additive amounts. Computer skills at moderate experience level for tracking procedures and inventory. Previously demonstrated leadership skills. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Ability to multi-task and reprioritize as required. Possession of a Forklift license/certification.
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Concussion Treatment
What Is A Concussion?
'Concussion' – often referred to as a 'mild brain injury', 'mild traumatic brain injury', 'minor head trauma' or 'mild head injury' – is one of the most common brain injuries we see. As the brain is made of soft tissue, a strong knock or blow to the head can cause the brain to move around inside the skull and cause minor trauma. This can often result in a concussion.
Concussion is typically the result of impact injuries such as football tackles, car accidents, falls or strikes to the face suffered in combat sports. Treatment is typically supportive, as mild head trauma almost always resolves on its own.
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Returns the configuration information of the Lambda function. This the same information you provided as parameters when uploading the function by using CreateFunction.
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public abstract GetFunctionConfigurationResponse GetFunctionConfiguration( String functionName )
The name of the Lambda function for which you want to retrieve the configuration information. You can specify a function name (for example, Thumbnail) or you can specify Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the function (for example, arn:aws:lambda:us-west-2:account-id:function:ThumbNail). AWS Lambda also allows you to specify a partial ARN (for example, account-id:Thumbnail). Note that the length constraint applies only to the ARN. If you specify only the function name, it is limited to 64 characters in length.
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One of my favourite pastimes is to look at old pictures, and allow myself to be transported back in time. Especially after losing my dad, I find a bittersweet solace in looking at photos of him, and imagining his voice and expressions.
It was on one of this expeditions down the path of nostalgia that I came across a folder of wedding photos. It was a second cousin's wedding, on my mother's side, and my parents and my mum's sister had attended. I had forgotten the folder altogether, as it was hidden away in another folder called "to be sorted".
When I did discover it, it was like finding treasure. There were many pictures of my dad, all dressed up and looking exactly as I remember him. I felt I could reach through and reclaim some of the micro interactions we had: him smoothing out my hair, twitching a shirt into place, me hooking an arm through his elbow, him putting an arm around my shoulders, us sharing one of our innumerable conspiratorial grins, and just generally finding comfort in each other's presence. Of course, I shed a few tears, but overall I was ecstatic.
I zeroed in on a photo of my parents; a beautiful one taken by my aunt, with them seated side by side with the utmost ease that comes with 40 years of togetherness. My mum was looking into the camera, posing with her jewellery and smiling slightly. My father was placidly awaiting someone's arrival, and was thus looking off in another direction. The photo reminded me of the sparkle that lilted in our hearts, as we loved and lived with each other.
I posted the photo to Facebook. I tagged my mother in the picture because Facebook suggested it, and I was far too lazy to do much else. Thus, all her friends could see the picture too.
The picture was inundated with likes, and garnered a few comments too. I got the usual condescending ones from people of my parents' generation, advising me to "look after my mother" or exhorting me to "keep God in my heart". I ignored these comments, because I don't need to be reminded of what is essentially my life. I am used to this brand of bad manners, and laughed it off without a thought.
But then one comment took my breath away.
One of my mother's cousins, someone we aren't close to mind you, commented on the picture. She must have spoken to my mother about a handful of times in her life, and I would hazard that she never spoke to my dad at all. I would be hard pressed to remember if she ever met my dad, as a matter of fact. This lady comments: "Miss you ."
I am a kind soul, and I make a LOT of allowances for people's inability to communicate, their difficulties in finding the right words of expression, and much else besides. What I cannot stomach is blatant hypocrisy. This lady was well aware that she had never spoken to my father, and yet chose to declaim on a public forum that she misses him? Misses him how exactly? Misses the concept of his existence? I cannot fathom it.
After my eyes bugged out, I laughed for a full minute. I called up my mum's sister, because my mother was apathetic to her cousin's behaviour, and waved it off like one would a mosquito. My aunt however shared my meltdown. She laughed at first, only to stop abruptly and say: "She didn't even call to condole when we lost him! WTF is her deal?!"
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Sunday 11.00am
The Church of England has a precious heritage of choral music that can add a dimension of heart-stopping beauty to worship. That heritage is alive and well at St Peter's.
In the morning at 11.00am on the first 4 Sundays of each month we have Classic Anglican Worship, The liturgy is from Common Worship in today's language, the communion setting will most weeks be sung by either the girls or adult choir and once a month there will be a more choral setting in similar style to when the choirs sing on their cathedral weeks. Hymns are mostly from the "Hymns Ancient & Modern".
Once a month this service will be held in the Norman Chapel, in order to create enough time for a Communion at the 9.45am service..
Both our choirs – adults and girls – sing each summer at some of the grandest and most famous cathedrals around England, where they stand in for a week of services for the regular cathedral choirs who are taking a much-needed annual break from singing. That privilege gives some idea of the standard our choirs bring to enrich our worship each week, in this their home church.
There are sometimes variations such as the "Remembrance Service" which starts at 10:45am and includes a tradition "Act of Remembrance"
See "The Next Four Weeks" for more details
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Don't be a victim of a break-in via your garage door.
Phoenix is no different than any other major city. If you provide an open door to burglars, they won't hesitate to capitalize. Here's a news clip that I caught the other day from Phoenix's news channel 15; on how you can protect your home by securing your garage door.
Authorities report that burglars intentionally go out looking for open garage door or garage doors that look easy to compromise.
Another common tactic, used by Phoenix garage door criminals, is to obtain your garage door opener. Leaving your car parked in the driveway is a common way that these burglars will obtain access to your garage door opener. Leaving a car door unlocked, window down, or garage door opener in plain view are the leading causes for having your garage door opener stolen.
A good way to avoid having your garage door opener burgled from your car is to have a key-chain garage door opener.
Garage Door Security Tips
Here a few tips that I can leave you with that may save you from losing your belongs:
1. Don't leave a garage door remote in your car
2. Make sure the emergency cord on you garage door is secure. You can use something like the device shown in the video above or just a simple zip-tie.
Here is a horror story on how these two cars, worth over $100,000, were stolen from a closed garage.
3. Secure the door leading into your home from your garage. Making sure you have a deadbolt on this door is a great way to ensure extra security for your home. Sure, it may be inconvenient to use a key every time you come home – but if it detours thieves form entering your home, isn't it worth it?
4. This one is common sense, but I often see garage doors left open. It happens all the time, I have been guilty of this. It's Saturday and you're working on something in the garage, you go inside for a break and forget about the open garage door. Leaving the garage open is the number 1 cause of all garage burglaries – go figure.
5. When you leave to go out of town it would be a bad idea to lock the throw latch. If your door doesn't have a place for a manual padlock you can always improvise with a c-clamp.
Knowing Your Surroundings in Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ isn't the only location with crime, however Phoenix does have a higher burglary rate than the U.S. average.
I also advise keeping up with what's happening in your neighborhood. This is a great website to find out the crime rate in your area. This website offers close to real-time crime updates by zip code or address.
Other Interesting Related News
See how this child's toy made my Mattel has been modified to act as a garage door opener hacking machine.
As always, I hope this has been helpful and saves your or someone you know from becoming a victim.
Phoenix Garage Door Burglaries
by: Ronald Cruse, Owner of A&R Garage Door in Phoenix, AZ


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Hackers turn a Canon EOS camera into a remote surveillance tool
Accessing the camera in that mode wasn't as easy as gaining control via FTP or the session ID, according to Mende.
To access the mode, an attacker has to listen for the camera's GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) that is broadcasted obfuscated. The attacker than needs to de-obfuscate the authentication data, disconnect the connected client software and connect to the camera using the PTP/IP protocol, or picture transfer protocol that is used to transfer images to connected devices, according to Mende's presentation.
"We not only can download all the taken pictures, we can also get a more or less live stream from the camera," Mende said. "We've successfully made the camera into a surveillance device."
Attackers are also able to upload pictures to the camera in Utility mode, he said.
Canon has not fixed the vulnerabilities yet, according to Mende, who said he wasn't able to find anyone at Canon willing to listen to him. "The camera is designed to work exactly like this. From Canon's point of view there is probably no bug," Mende said.
"[But] people who use the camera should be aware of this. That's why I'm standing here today without speaking to Canon," he told conference attendees.
Canon EOS-1D X owners should take countermeasures to prevent the attacks from succeeding, said Mende. They should only enable network connections in trusted networks, he said. And users should always use a secure password for trusted WLAN networks, he said.
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Speciality Risk Services Acquired by Sedgwick
According to multiple news sources, in 2011 Sedgwick CMS acquired Speciality Risk Services (SRS) from The Hartford Financial Services Group.
Everest National Insurance
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Arch Insurance
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Athens Administrators
An investigation by NBC's California Bay Area affiliate reports that San Jose's Human Resources Department has overturned Athens Administrators' denial of treatment to dozens of San Jose firefighters.
State Compensation Insurance Fund
Per a representative, State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF) unveiled a "new program" with regard to billed Evaluation and Management codes (CPT codes 99201 – 99205 for new patients; 99211 – 99215 for returning patients). If the level of billed E/M service is not supported by the supporting documentation, the E/M code will now be denied and $0 will be sent as payment.
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DaisyBIll providers report receiving incorrect and very confusing denials from MedRisk, a managed care provider network, for bills that were actually submitted directly to AIG. The MedRisk denials state: "Not currently a participating MedRisk provider. Please submit bill directly to insurance carrier."
City of LA Switches Bill Review to Medata
The City of Los Angeles recently shook up their Bill Review program, making the switch from Stratacare to Medata as of April 1, 2017.
County of Ventura Switches Bill Review to York
The County of Ventura severed its alliance with CorVel, opting instead to partner with York as of May 1, 2017. The DaisyBill compliance team reached out to York, CorVel, and the County of Ventura for details. All three entities confirmed the change. We also learned something else: York will be changing the claim numbers for all County of Ventura bills with dates of service prior to May 1, 2017.
American Airlines Switches Bill Review
Self-insured employer American Airlines no longer utilizes Genex Services Bill Review. Effective February 1, 2018, American switched to Sedgwick National Bill Review.
TPA Change: JCPenney Switches Third-Party Administrator
TPA Change: JCPenney Switches Third-Party Administrator
Macy's, Sedgwick Bill Review, and Payor ID
Self-insured employer Macy's no longer utilizes EK Health Bill Review. Effective March 3, 2018, Macy's switched to Sedgwick Claims Management Services National Bill Review.
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text: Cape Town - It's been a while since I attended the current Hyundai Tucson's launch earlier in 2016, so it was rather refreshing when the 1.6 Turbo Executive arrived for a test drive.Consumers will recall the Tucson name of a few years back. That was when the first-generation came to South Africa in 2004. The nomenclature was then replaced with 'ix35' when the SUV's second generation came to the country.Overall sales, although solid in SA, never impressed in the states and the automaker opted to revert to the Tucson moniker for its third generation, globally.Since its launch in 2016, the Tucson has proved to be a huge success for Hyundai and even earned a South African Car of the Year nomination.Familiar design cuesHyundai did not depart too far from the ix35's design. The Tucson carries some familiar lines and curves over from the previous model, which makes recognising it a whole lot easier. But at the front the grille takes prominence with three horizontal bars running across the length of it. The headlights, too, are larger than before and fog lights sit above daytime running LEDs.READ: Tucson returns to SA - 'Tougher, Prettier' Hyundai SUVAt the rear the Tucson badge takes a solid spot on the left side of the tailgate and to the right of its 'turbo' badge. The rear lights are also very unmissable. Two exhaust pipes give a subtle indication to the performance inclination of this vehicle. The visual package is rounded off by a set of 17" tyres, but the wheel arches are a tad too big for it. So, if the budget permits, you should splurge on the optional bigger tyres. The Tucson is a good looking vehicle especially compared to its predecessor.Image: Wheels24 / Charlen RaymondGoing the distanceThe Tucson's drivetrain is one that can take the punch. The turbocharged 1.6-litre engine has initial turbo lag when stomping on the accelerator, but once it gets going the SUV does relent. It devours the road ahead and charges forth with a surge that makes driving it a pleasure.The six-speed manual gearbox moves smoothly between the cogs and the throw-action requires little effort. And the cruise control makes the journey all the more enjoyable.REVIEW: 10 things to know about Hyundai's TucsonOn tar roads the Tucson is a joy to drive. It does not jolt about on secondary roads and can easily transverse your chosen tarmac. Steering feels assured when choosing a direction and is very easy to live with. A button along the gear lever changes steering from 'Normal' to 'Sport' though the difference between the modes is negligible. The SUV is very comfortable on gravel. Traveling along the West Coast's gravel roads, the Tucson was thrown into the proverbial deep end. The area had very little to no rain while Cape Town has been on the receiving end of downpours the week before Christmas. Needless to say that the gravel is dry, with loose sand providing very little grip should the Hyundai start sliding about. But there was no indication that this SUV is out of its comfort zone.Occupants barely felt any imperfections in the road - except for potholes - and could hold conversation despite the unfriendly road conditions. Also, provided the road permits, the Tucson can do legal speeds without feeling uneasy or out of place.Image: Wheels24 / Charlen RaymondInterior comfortRear occupants have the luxury of reclining seats. With a simple lift of a lever, the reclining action is executed to allow for a comfortable seating position over longer distances. It's fitted with aircon vents between the front seats. The front seats are electrically adjustable and all the windows are powered too.READ: Hyundai rounds off Tucson range with two new diesel derivativesAutomatic climate control ensures that the cabin is as cool as possible at any given moment, and the Bluetooth/AUX/USB compatible sound system is clear with no distortion making its presence felt.This specific model, however, is not equipped with satnav.SummaryThe Hyundai Tucson is a surprisingly good vehicle. 'Living' with it for an extended period highlighted just how competent it really is, as well as how good it looks in my driveway. But, and there is always a but, the SUV's engine does have to work to get performance out of it; which has a direct influence on fuel consumption. And that is a downside of many small capacity turbocharged engines.The interior is a very comfortable place to be, but there was a smell that hung around. Even when the cabin has been spring cleaned and aired, the unpleasant smell would always return.Despite all of this, this Hyundai Tucson is a very enjoyable SUV and it truly deserves to be a finalist for 2017 South African Car of the Year.Team opinionHere's what Wheels24 editor Sergio Davids had to say:Wheels24's Sergio Davids: "I was suitably impressed with the new Tucson at its local launch in Cape Town in 2016 and having spent a few weeks behind the wheel of Hyundai's new SUV, it's easy to see why the model has been a huge success for the brand. It's also earned a well-deserved nomination for the 2017 SA Car of the Year."The Tucson has reinvented itself with an eye-catching exterior design making it possibly the best-looking SUV in its class. If you're in the market for a compact SUV with great styling, sophisticated technology and comfortable ride, the Tucson should be on your list."Overall, it's a vast improvement compared to its predecessor: the ix35. Its biggest selling points are an eerily-quiet cabin, a new suspension setup that feels composed on gravel as it's on tar and steering that's less artificial than its predecessor."Its ride and handling is less sporty than its looks, however it remains composed on most surfaces. Steering is predictable and competent, the ride is refined, and the cabin well-insulated even at highway speeds."Backed by Hyundai's industry leading 7-year or 200 000km powertrain warranty, the Tucson makes for a great value proposition in the fiercely competitive SUV market."Janine Van der Post: I love the Hyundai Tucson and I struggle to find any fault with it. Sure there are some micnor niggles that could possibly be improved on but that's if you're a perfectionist. Yes, we're motoring journalists and we drive many fancy and fast vehicles but the Tucson is a realistic choice for most. Like the woman you want to take home to your family to meet, and say "she's The One". "She's" reliable, suits the budget for a family car, and can go the distance for the long haul; and very pretty too as a bonus. The Tucson is spacious, comfortable, frugal and easy to drive, yet gutsy enough to chuck around some bends when spirited driving is required. There really isn't a box left un-ticked for a great all-rounder.


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Greetings, it's the second coming of the graphic's side of the force. After a presentation of the matchmaking last time, here is a video with a piece of our animators' work, today we will introduce you with another important side of Energy Heroes: the in-game interface.
In-game and out of game interface
The out of game interface, which won't be approached today, will allow the player to manage his account, check his stats and successes, buy some stuff, prepare his games, and interract with the community. It's a puzzle thingamajig on several points (even too much points).
The in-game interface will allow the player to have at any moment information on the game at hand, his ammo, and his cooldowns (skill availability time).
It has to be practical, readable, usable in any circumstances and above all, it has to be compatible with the BG-140 semantic comprehension module. Ah, I, … No, it's not the same topic.
We are doing a game which goes out of the ordinary. A mix between TPS and classic MOBA, a MOSS as we titled it. We need then a TPS interface displaying as much information as the MOBA's one: a MOSS interface.
A reactive interface, which doesn't become a timeout, or a drag. The in-game interface of Energy Heroes has been made in order to allow the player, in a blink of an eye, to see the information that he wants to see, whithout losing the battlefield from sight. Here is how we use the space:
In gray are the permanently displayed parts (information on the weapon, on one's own character, etc.) and in blue are displayed the foldable elements. These elements, or rather screens, are organized by category:
- F1: Teams – It displays the players of the game, their objects, their life, energy bars, and some more useful information.
- F2: Character – Where one has access to stats and objects of his own character.
- F3: Map – Which displays itself in full screen for more readability of the map.
- F4: Skills – It displays information on the character's skills and allows to make it evolve.
In the end
Here is a little overview of this in-game interface, as it was thought. For the alpha, the interface may slighty change, but currently the teams are only composed of 3 players. Interfaces in Energy Heroes are propulsed with Scaleform and Unreal Engine 3. They are made under Flash.
That's all we will tell you on the interface for the moment! It's not fun if we spoil everything at a moment, so until next time !
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strictfp is a keyword in java used for restricting floating-point calculations and ensuring same result on every platform while performing operations in the floating-point variable.
Floating point calculations are platform dependent i.e. different output(floating-point values) is achieved when a class file is run on different platforms(16/32/64 bit processors). To solve this types of issue, strictfp keyword was introduced in JDK 1.2 version by following IEEE 754 standards for floating-point calculations.
Important points:
- strictfp modifier is used with classes, interfaces and methods only.
strictfp class Test { // all concrete methods here are // implicitly strictfp. } strictfp interface Test { // all methods here becomes implicitly // strictfp when used during inheritance. } class Car { // strictfp applied on a concrete method strictfp void calculateSpeed(){} }
- When a class or an interface is declared with strictfp modifier, then all methods declared in the class/interface, and all nested types declared in the class, are implicitly strictfp.
- strictfp cannot be used with abstract methods. However, it can be used with abstract classes/interfaces.
- Since methods of an interface are implicitly abstract, strictfp cannot be used with any method inside an interface.
strictfp interface Test { double sum(); strictfp double mul(); // compile-time error here }
//Java program to illustrate strictfp modifier public class Test { // calculating sum using strictfp modifier public strictfp double sum() { double num1 = 10e+10; double num2 = 6e+08; return (num1+num2); } public static strictfp void main(String[] args) { Test t = new Test(); System.out.println(t.sum()); } }
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Imaginative, original and independent, Suzy Menkes has built a reputation for honest reporting and telling fashion like it is. Over three decades, her reviews and insights have appeared in the world's leading press, from The Times of London to the International Herald Tribune. Suzy Menkes now brings her unique take on fashion to Condé Nast International online, as International Vogue Editor.
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Carolina Herrera: A New Kind of Bloom
New York Fashion Week Day Four
9 de septiembre de 2014
The gown, with its airy white skirt and huge, flat flower, looked as light as a feather. But in the case of Carolina Herrera's show, it was made of something far more unexpected.
"Scuba diving," said the designer, who is usually associated with silks and satin, rather than foam fabrics.
These techno materials gave the gowns an exceptional lightness and seemed to absorb the flower prints, which were swollen by digital enhancement.
It was good to see Carolina experiment with new ideas, while keeping close to her DNA of graceful glamour.
As I reached out to touch the clothes backstage, squeezing the spongy fabric in my hand, I understood better this idea of 'techno' crêpe and piqué. It was explained to me that by mixing this material with linen, the designer could create some fine effects.
For example, there was a white top with a long, full skirt, where the flowers were glazed onto linen side panels; or an orange peony, enlarged as if in a Georgia O'Keeffe painting, was 'zoomed in' on both sleeves of a tailored dress. These oversized flowers were planted everywhere from stomach to thighs.
The collection was centred on floral blooms, in both pattern and in colours such as iris blue, daffodil yellow and peony purple. But, true to the ladylike Herrera style, there were also many simple summer outfits walking past the garden.
Carolina is never going to move too far from the roots of her imagination. Yet at this moment, she finds herself at the height of fashion. The tailored blouse, which is her signature, and in which she took her bow, is the coolest of looks for now and for next summer.


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Introducing our new Spring/Summer collection – We have three new styles to make your warm weather outings complete.
The New Allure Dome Satchel comes in two colors: Black and Grey.
The New Everyday Tote comes in Black, Yellow and Grey stripe print.
The New Each Diaper Pouch comes in Black, Grey, Yellow and Grey stripe print.


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Student Life Campout
My mom always told me that nothing good happens after midnight. I originally thought it was just her justification for a fun-curtailing curfew, but looking back at my adolescence, I really don't think anything truly good happened after midnight. However, if you get a group of high schoolers outside, around a campfire, under the stars, with something to drink...-ok, this is sounding like another 'nothing good happens' story. But, with young people, when it gets dark and it's quiet enough that they have to listen to themselves think or talk to each other, things get real.
I am constantly amazed at the impromptu conversations teenagers start when it's late and they are under the stars. In fact it's one of the reasons I like working with high school age students: they have an intense appetite for truth and understanding (just not from their parents). Some of the most important, meaningful, genuine, perspective-altering conversations I have been apart of have been off-script, not part of a lesson plan or a formal talk, simply a collective organizing of thoughts or an outpouring of searching.
High school students are searching for their identity. The physiological and psychological process of adolescence is all about becoming an independent being (again this runs against everything parents observe in their own children). Therefore, adolescence is one of the best times for God to reach people, they are searching for themselves and He is just waiting for them to give up the search so they might be all He made them to be.
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to take students from Cedar Hills on a camping trip. It was an amazing experience; giving students opportunities to grow, ask questions, gain confidence, and build relationships without a program or an agenda. Real conversations, sincere questions, authentic interactions all occurred and as anticipated there were perfect opportunities to see the person and power of Jesus Christ through activities and discussions.
But not so much with the middle school students. Oh, they had fun and grew in confidence and built positive relationships, but they didn't bring up deep conversations on their own - they were too busy laughing about scary babies, or something else I never quite figured out. At first it frustrated me - my plan of not having a plan had seemingly backfired on me. I had been looking forward to insightful discussions which got to the heart of life, existence and purpose but the early age teens were too busy giggling and eating for it to happen often.
I think we need both approaches. We need to have a searching heart, seeking truth and understanding with our mind. However, we also need to take time to just be what we are, and worry less about what we are being molded into and focus more on the One doing the molding. I love the critical questions of upper age teens but more and more I am coming to appreciate the early teen vestiges of child-like faith, no need to worry all that matters is to be. I love the oft repeated saying, "we don't always know what our life holds, but we know who holds our life." I hope we can all ask, seek and knock, but at the same time maintain a simple sincere faith. So there are some lessons from teenagers, you might as well glean it from them now, while they still know it all - possibly around a campfire after midnight... Oh yeah, nothing good happens after midnight.


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I have been fishing on the Vagabond with Mike for almost 20 years! Mike runs a great boat. Because I take my boys with me I can't afford to take more than one long range trip a year. The Vagabond is my choice. My sons David and Matthew started fishing with me on the Vagabond when they were around 10. This year as always we had a great 5 day trip with limits of Yellows and between the three of us, 15 bluefin up to 52 pounds.
The Vagabond is not the biggest or fanciest boat in the fleet but I go fishing to catch fish and Mike catches fish. His crew is always very professional and I find the food to be excellent. Very important to me also is how Mike treats his customers. I like a captain who is outgoing, friendly, who is willing and able to talk to his customers. Mike has an open wheelhouse policy. You may go up anytime of the day and talk with him. Mike treats his customers with respect. It doesn't matter if they are a first time customer or someone like myself who has been riding his boat for many years. I guess these are the reasons the Vagabond has so many repeat customers.
Nick Vanderdussen
Awesome trip! I can't say enough about the Vagabond, Mike and the crew. One of the best operations around. The crew was great and did a fantastic job helping out inexperienced anglers.Can't wait to try to jump on a trip in Aug with them.
Darren Brinkley
I've been fishing with Mike on the Vagabond since 1986. That's 26 years. I've always had a great time fishing. All of Mike's people are helpful, respectful and are very customer oriented. Food is always top notch and, of course, catching fish and having fun are job one. Mike has a sixth sense when it comes to finding fish and I have never come home empty handed. The crew always takes time for once a year fishermen like me and this is why I keep coming back to the Vagabond. I've been on other boats but when I fish on the Vagabond it's like coming home
Bob Camp
I want to thank you, Mike, and your great crew for another outstanding trip. You made the right moves to get us some quality yellowtail and I know that all the guys went home happy to have some nice filets in their ice chests. We all understood that you can't catch what isn't there, as in albacore and bluefin; but you made the perfect move to get us to Sacramento Reef and that yellowtail bite. Unseen by all the guys except me was the way you busted your butt at 2:30 in the morning to get us squid so we would have another option to go to try and catch more yellows, a stray wsb or black. You came through; I don't know how you do it; but the guys and I are so appreciative of the lengths you go to make our trip the best it can be. It's what brings us back year after year and we are already feeling great anticipation for what 2012 will bring.
Jan Ishii
Hey Vagabond family! I'm so glad to hear about Jon Bell getting his license! He is one of the nicest guys I have had the pleasure to fish with! (actually your entire staff is) I hope he has a long and successful career in the business . You guys have an awesome group of people in your operation and that is why I love fishing with you guys year after year!
Mike Graves
Mike and his crew are the best. Dedicated, unparallel fishing knowledge and superb individual! Goes out of his way to make every trip his best. Novice or Long Range expert, he treats everyone the same. And if you need any assistance, he or his crew are always there to assist.
Vagabond is an excellent fishing boat!
Mel Fai
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Winter 2010 ❙ 25 WINERIES & CELLAR DOORS Microclimates in the Southern Highlands GOOD GRAPES ARE THE RAW MATERIAL THAT MAKE QUALITY WINE. GRAPEVINES IN THE SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS ARE AN AVERAGE OF 15 YEARS OLD AND AS A RESULT, GRAPE GROWERS AND VIGNERONS ARE BETTER ABLE TO ASCERTAIN WHERE THE BEST SOILS AND MICROCLIMATES ARE SITUATED IN THIS REGION... NOT ONLY DOES this make for smarter vine planting and vineyard management., but producers can estimate what our yields (quantity of grapes) will be each year and begin projecting for future harvests. The Southern Highlands is recognised as a cool climate wine-producing region and therefore grapes grown in the area are suited to lower temperatures. Thin-skinned grapes such as riesling, pinot gris and pinot noir produce wines that show strong varietal characters and maintain lively and crisp acids, balanced with delicate fruit. A microclimate is the region directly around the vine, and can have an influence on the quality of fruit produced. Developing a vineyard requires exact knowledge of the conditions around each vine row and how the soil, prevailing weather and climate conditions will affect the quality of the fruit each year. Soils within the region differ from basalt, clay loam to sandstone and each are different in their nature. Various irrigation methods are required to ensure good drainage, and each vineyard managed according to its needs. Less fertile soils such as sandstone will produce lower yields and high quality grapes, whereas vines on fertile basalt soils are more prolific with higher yields. Vines in the Highlands are planted to ensure the best aspect for each vine. Reducing the onslaught of wind and frost and attracting sunlight are the main concerns for grape-growers. A north-facing slope is preferable, although east to west facing rows allow the wind to pass between the vines and reduces disease forming under moist leaves. Low rainfall is preferred as it reduces the risk of disease in the vineyard. Temperatures in the southern parts of the Highlands are warmer and thicker-skinned grapes such as shiraz are able to ripen successfully. As you travel around the Southern Highlands tasting wines, take note of the differences in styles and varieties chosen. Our local producers are becoming more and more aware of which grapes suit their soils and sites and you will have a wonderful time enjoying the cornucopia of wines available in this award-winning region. SALLYS CORNER WINES: GOLD & TROPHIES We have various wines however we specialise in Chardonnay & Merlot. Our 2008 Chardonnay recently won 2 gold medals & 2 Trophies one of which was for best wine in the 2010 Southern Highlands Wine Show. We are one of the smallest vineyards in the Highlands but already are one of the most successful. We can truly be described as leading members of the "punching above our weight" club. Although our modern cellar door has only been open for about 6 months we have been surprised how quickly our sales have increased. When you come you will get advice about matching our wines with food, you can hear the story of the origin of the name of our vineyard & get an appreciation of our Picasso theme labels. COME & TRY THE BEST FIRST-YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID. Cellar door open:10.30-5.00 Sat-Sun & public holidays & other times by appointment. SALLYS CORNER WINES 257 Sallys Corner Rd EXETER Ph: 02 4883 4999 sally's corner
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After a long time of upgrades there finally seems to be progress at Rolfontein Nature Reserve! The official pricing has been announced as well as a detailed list of facilities, activities and accommodation options for the nature reserve which will be opening to the public very soon.
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Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Landowner Group Balk Development Forum
The National, 25 April 2012
INCORPORATED land group (ILG) chairmen from Hela's Petroleum Development License five (PDL 5) area have refused to attend a development agreement review forum with the state.
The meeting held at the Kimininga police barracks in Mt Hagen, Western Highlands province, began last Saturday with landowners and state officials travelling in from Moran and Port Moresby respectively.
It is also anticipated that the state will pay the resource owners a K35 million promised by the government.
The state was represented by officials from the Department of Petroleum and Energy, Environment and Conservation, National Planning, Attorney-General and Provincial Affairs. They were accompanied by DPE secretary Rendal Rimua.
Also present were officers representing ExxonMobil, SHP administration and Mineral Resources Development Company.
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The Soldiers' Monument in Lewiston was dedicated February 28, 1868. The granite pedestal is 11 feet high and the bronze figure 6 feet 9 inches tall.
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So besides the Harry Potter Studio Tour, here are a few of the other places I've been to. We have classes Monday through Thursday and we usually go somewhere in town to draw and to a park to paint (I'll put my first week's sketches and painting up soon). Aside from that, we usually get the rest of the day to go where we want, explore, etc. and on the weekends we will usually take a group trip to somewhere new.
Our first weekend we went to Portobello Road (anybody have the Bedknobs and Broomsticks song stuck in your head now?), a huge outdoor market on one long street.
For our sketch class we went to Westminster Abbey this week - it's a huge cathedral/church still being used by the Anglican church. I'd have a separate post for it with pictures if they didn't have some stupid rule about not taking photos inside. So instead you'll just have to use your imagination and think of the most glorified mausoleum you possible can, decorated with all sorts of medieval graves and coffins, banners, swords, engravings, statues, sculptures, and surrounded by Gothic architecture. Many members of the royal family are buried inside as well as numerous famous Britons: Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin (I stepped on his grave), George Frederick Handel, Geoffrey Chaucer, Rudyard Kipling, Laurence Olivier, and Charles Dickens. There's a monument to Shakespeare as well, but it's not actually where he's buried. We stayed there for the Evensong where the church choir comes and sings/chants during an Anglican prayer service. It's hard to describe the feeling of listening to the "Olde" English prayer chanting while sitting inside a massive cathedral - staring up into the archways and at the stained glass paintings and religious sculpture - it was unreal.
There I am just chilling on the bridge right outside British Parliament and Big Ben
And on Sunday we went to go see the developments on construction for the Olympics that will take place just after we leave (thank goodness...). I'm glad we won't be here when all of that crazy tourism flares up, it's busy enough in London as it is. The tower behind me is some sort of... "art"sy tower they built just for the Olympics. Some people say it's supposed to be the British Eiffel Tower, others say it looks like an awkward roller coaster, and I think it's kind of gimmicky and would maybe have gone with different colors other than red railing. Far to the right (and not seen in the photo) is a huge International Mall that was built pretty much just for the Olympics. It's not bad. But also kind of gimmicky.


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While employers or, under the new legislation, PCBUs are likely to be very familiar with the context in which hazards appear, it can be difficult to identify all hazards in the workplace.
Independent plant risk assessment allows you to perform a more thorough review of potential hazards in the workplace. Keeping accurate records at this stage is good practice; an OHS risk assessment expert can help you implement more effective recording systems.
Assessing risks
Risk is the likelihood that harm will occur from exposure to the hazard.
This stage is perhaps more difficult. It is a multi-step process, and for each hazard PCBUs need to:
It is important to remember that plant risk assessment involves not only identifying the potential issues inherent in work processes, but also how these risks can interact.
In addition, all WHS/OHS risk assessments need to take into consideration the workers themselves. Who may be affected by hazards in the workplace? Inexperienced workers, visitors, cleaners, unfamiliar contractors and a range of other parties may be more likely to be affected by your activities than your employees.
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FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS for Al Bahr
When: August 9th, Tuesday, 2016
Where: Montcastle Funeral Home | 4143 Dale Blvd., Dale City, VA
Time: 2 – 4pm and 6 – 8pm
When: August 10th, Wednesday
Where: Sacred Heart Catholic Church |12975 Purcell Rd., Manassas, VA
Time: 11am Mass
Where: Quantico National Cemetery|18424 Joplin Rd., Triangle, VA
Time: 1pm
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Medi Home Health and Hospice, 125 Old Greenwich Dr. Suite 150, Fredericksburg, VA 22408 or Indian Mission c/o Manassas Church of Christ.
It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the death of PWAR member James Bonner. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this time.
James Bonner passed away suddenly from a heart attack on Monday, February 6, 2017. He was 80 years old. He was retired from the CIA, so had an exciting, adventurous life living and working all over the world — by choice. He was also an Army Vietnam Veteran, and will be placed at Arlington National Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Jane Bonner; son Capt. Steve Bonner (Kate) of Ft. Knox, KY, daughter Jeanne Weaver (John) of Owasso, OK; and 10 grandchildren.
We are sad to inform you of the passing of former longtime PWAR Member, Dwight Brown.
Dwight W. Brown, 86, of Stafford County passed away Sunday, April 30, 2017 at Mary Washington Hospital. Mr. Brown was born on February 21, 1931 in Portland, Oregon to George Washington Brown and Olive Elizabeth Moore. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mr. Brown earned his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Omaha during his service in the United States Air Force. He retired as a real estate agent in 2016.
Survivors include his daughters, Mary Catherine Whitaker of El Paso, TX and Denise Dale Meece of Colonial Heights; son Geoffrey Martin Brown of Woodbridge; 14 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and sister LaVerne Cagle and her sons, Robert and Keith Cagle. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice Joy Brown; and his son, Gary David Coman. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 6 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 161 Eustace Road, Stafford, VA 22554. Burial will be private in Quantico National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the charity of one's choice. Online guestbook available at covenantfuneralservice.com
It is with deep sadness we inform you of the passing of longtime PWAR member, Randy Perko. Sadly, Randall (Randy) E. Perko, Realtor since 1973, passed away at his home in Front Royal, Va on Friday May 5, 2017. He was 87. He retired from Appraising and an agent with Metro 100 in 2014 after a long Real Estate Career. The majority of his real estate career was with Century 21 Capital Realty in Manassas, initially in 1973 as an agent, then as managing broker and as Part owner and Principal Broker until the early 1990's when he became a Real Estate Appraiser.
A memorial service will be at his home in Front Royal from 1 to 5 pm on Saturday, May 13, 2015. Please call 540 622 0250 for directions. Click here to view the full obituary.
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of longtime REALTOR Pamela Roseberry. Pamela Jane Roseberry, age 62, of Nokesville, Virginia passed away Thursday, October 5, 2017 at her residence. She was born on July 13, 1955 in Warrenton, Virginia the daughter of the late Russell Gill and Teresa (Nalls) Gill. She was a member of the Asbury United Methodist Church. She was a realtor for Crossroads Realty.
The family will receive friends from 6:00-8:00PM Wednesday, October 11, 2017 at Pierce Funeral Home, 9609 Center Street, Manassas, VA where a memorial service will be held at 10:00AM Thursday, October 12, 2017 with Rev. Claire Miller officiating. Interment will follow at Valley View Cemetery.
It is with sadness that we relay the passing of longtime REALTOR member, John Hall Sr. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time.
John Foy Hall, Sr. age 68, passed away on March 13, 2018 at his home in Manassas Park, VA. He was born on November 3, 1949 in Washington, D.C. John was a realtor with Key Reality and was an avid Redskins fan. Predeceased by his parents: Herman McGill Hall and Mary Ann Basye. Survivors include his loving wife of 30 years, Christine Moretti Hall; two sons: John Hall, Jr. (Nicole) and Steven Hall; two daughters: Wendy Wilson (Jamie) and Stephanie Hall; two brothers: Robert Hall (Holly) and Frank Basye; two sisters: Linda Elmore and Kathy Orrock; three grandchildren: Zachary Jackson (Belle), A.J. Hall and Jacob Hall.
The family will receive friends on Friday, March 16, 2018 from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM at Pierce Funeral Home, 9609 Center Street, Manassas, VA. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, March 17, 2018 at 10:00 AM at the funeral home. Interment will be private.
In Lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to: American Heart Association, American Stroke Association, 4217 Park Place Court, Glen Allen, Virginia 23060-9979 in loving memory of John F. Hall, Sr.
Condolences may be sent to: www.piercefh.com
We would like to inform you of the passing of former REALTOR, Patricia Eileen Boyd Burch. Patricia Eileen Boyd Burch, 73, passed away peacefully on April 3, 2018 at Fauquier Hospital in Warrenton, Virginia. Pat was a 1962 graduate of James Madison High School in Vienna, VA, and had a successful career as a Real Estate Agent in the Northern Virginia area for over 25 years.
A visitation will be on Thursday, April 5, 2018 from 6-9pm at Moser Funeral Home 233 Broadview Ave. Warrenton, VA, 20186. A funeral will be on Friday, April 6, 2018 at 10:00am at Park Valley Church 4500 Waverly Farm Dr. Haymarket, VA 20169. A burial will follow at Stonewall Memory Gardens in Manassas, VA.
In Lieu of flowers donations can be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. View full obituary here.
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of longtime PWAR member, Elaine Walz.
Elaine Alyce Southard Walz, age 73, of Dumfries, VA, passed away on June 1, 2018. Beloved wife of over 39 years to Arthur J. Walz. Loving mother of Mechelle Eatmon (Duane), Milinda Oberdier, and Melissa Thuries (Vincent). Cherished grandmother of Rebecca Eatmon, Aleese Eatmon, Bryce Eatmon, Joshua Oberdier (Jessica), Zachary Oberdier, and Matteo Thuries. Great grandmother of Trent Oberdier and Emma Oberdier.
Elaine was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors; especially boating, jet skiing, and going to the beach. Her greatest time was spent with and spoiling her grandchildren. She was a realtor, and a member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. Elaine will be missed by all who knew her.
The family will receive friends at the Mountcastle Turch Funeral Home, 4143 Dale Boulevard, Dale City, VA 22193 on Thursday, June 7, 2018 from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. Mass of Christian Burial, Friday, June 8, 2018 at 10:30 AM at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, 18825 Fuller Heights Roads, Triangle, VA 22172. Interment will follow at Quantico National Cemetery, 18424 Joplin Road, Triangle, VA 22172 at 12:00 PM
If desired, memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. www.stjude.org.
It is with sadness that we relay the passing of former longtime REALTOR member, Florence E. Cannon. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family at this time.
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