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Small Business Panel Discussion: Interested in starting a business? SunTrust Business Banking representatives, a corporate attorney and a business accountant discuss information on setting up a business; the ins and outs if business credit; guidance with tax preparation for a business; the best types of business structures; and an overall perspective on getting a business started; 2-3 p.m., Nova Southeastern University, Alvin Sherman Library, 3100 Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd., Davie. To register, call 954-262-5477.
Career Networking Meeting: For those between jobs or in unsatisfying jobs; 7-8:30 p.m., Coral Gables United Church of Christ, 3010 DeSoto Blvd. Free. 305-448-7421.
Business Referral Group Luncheon: Featured speaker is Sherri Romano, a criminal defense attorney; noon-1:30 p.m., Love Is Blind Food & Wine, 225 Altara Ave., Coral Gables. Free for first time qualified prospective members; $25 second visit. 305-740-9200 or www.businessreferralgroup.org.
Get the Edge Hybrid IT Breakfast: Hear from the experts about how co-location and cloud are complementary outsourced-IT models that should be in your hybrid cloud toolbox; 8-9 a.m., Peak 10, 5301 NW 33rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Free. 954-736-2700.
Miami After Work: Network with local business professionals and entrepreneurs from a range of industries. Color-coded name tags help you connect with local members of the industries that matter most to you; 6-9 p.m., American Social, 690 SW First Ct., Miami. $15, $20 at the door with RSVP, $25 at the door without RSVP. http://www.networkafterwork.com/events/2015-04-21-miami-at-american-social.
Biz to Biz Business Expo: Networking opportunities with other business professionals and exhibitors may help expand your business. Table exhibitor opportunities; 5-8 p.m., Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Airport & Cruise Port Hotel, 1825 Griffin Rd., Dania. Free. For more information, call 954-838-9644.
Commonwealth Institute Coffee Talk Series: Topic is "How to Close the Deal" with Iris Escarra of Greenberg Traurig; 8:30-10 a.m., Wells Fargo, 333 SE Second Ave., Miami. $20. 305-799-6547 or commonwealthinstitute.org.
Financial Empowerment for Women: David Treece of Treece Financial Group will discuss n financial and retirement planning in a non-threatening, empowering environment. Learn key retirement concepts and avoid costly mistakes in healthcare, Social Security planning, spousal protection and estate planning. Wine and hors d'oeuvres are served after the meeting; 6:30-7:30 p.m., Hollywood Women's Club, 501 N. 14th Ave. Free. Call to reserve a space at 305-751-8855 or TreeceFinancialGroup.com.
Real Deal South Florida Broward Forum & Showcase: South Florida real estate brokers, developers, designers, investors and home buyers invited. Panelists include Carlos Rosso, president of The Related Group's Condominium Development Division; Kobi Karp, principal of Kobi Karp Architecture; and Carolyn Ellert Block, chair of the Broward Master Broker Forum; noon-5 p.m., DCOTA, 1855 Griffin Rd., Dania Beach. $25. 954-920-7997, 305-764-3370 or www.therealdeal.com/soflaforum.
Aspiring Stylist Workshop: Start a career in fashion styling at this two-day workshop, hosted by Nobodys Ugly, LLC and 360 Spaces. Participants learn theoretical and practical elements of styling through interactive instruction. The workshop covers various types of styling, application in print versus moving film, costuming, personal shopping and consulting opportunities. Instructors are Cristina Cellini, a celebrity stylist to stars and brands including John Travolta, Gloria Estefan, Elle Italia, and Vogue Español, and Daniel Gaines, a fashion expert. The workshop ends with a guided hands-on test shoot and recommended next steps for landing the first client; 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 360 Spaces, 220 NW 27th St., Miami. $350. 305-407-1616 or www.NobodysUgly.Eventbrite.com.
Connect Collaborate and Engage — After Five: Join the South Florida Black Professionals Network for complimentary cocktails and appetizers and meet the professionals; 6 p.m., Tokyo Blue at Ocean Manor Resort & Hotel, 4040 Galt Ocean Dr., Fort Lauderdale. $10. http://www.meetup.com/South-Floridas-Black-Professionals-Network/.
ChamberSOUTH General Membership Breakfast: 7:15-9:30 a.m., Miami Marriott Dadeland, 9090 S. Dadeland Blvd. $35; $25 members. 305-661-1621.
Medley Chamber Networking Luncheon: Lisa Marie Platske presents a discussion on "The Attractor Factor: How to Make a Winning First Impression in 8 Seconds or Less;" 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Hialeah Park and Racing Course, 2200 E. Fourth Ave. $40; $30 members. 305-885-8000 or 786-462-6495 or www.medleychamber.com.
Recycling Energy Forum Expo & Education: The REF Expo and Education event brings together companies from alternative energy, clean technology, recycling, and sustainable to connect with business leaders, educational institutions and municipalities; 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Roz and Cal Kovens Conference Center, 3000 NE 151st St., North Miami. $20; $12 advance. www.recyclingenergyforum.com.
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The Washington State Supreme Court threw out a death sentence yesterday for a man who raped and killed a 65-year-old woman, saying the shackles he was forced to wear in court could have influenced jurors. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer says that an 8-1 decision upheld Cecil Davis' aggravated-murder conviction even though at least one juror spotted his concealed shackles, finding that there was "overwhelming evidence" that Davis killed the woman. The court said the leg restraints could have affected Davis' sentence because jurors are asked to consider how dangerous defendants are when deciding whether they should serve life in prison or be executed. Shackles tell jurors a defendant is seen as dangerous and unmanageable, the court had ruled earlier.
Prosecutors must decide whether to ask a new jury to sentence Davis to death or let him spend the rest of his life behind bars. It was not the first time that a defendant's leg chains have become an issue in a death penalty case. The death sentence of Charles Ben Finch was overturned on appeal because jurors saw him in restraints, but Finch — who was convicted of killing a sheriff's deputy and another man in 1994 — later committed suicide.
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Assassination. Shot in the back.
Attorney Shane Stafford used those words on a chart to support his opening arguments in a suit filed by his client, a Boca Raton woman who claims that a police officer used excessive force when her husband was shot to death during a burglary.
Stafford was 10 minutes into his opening argument when he displayed the chart for the jury.
``My client looked up as I looked up,`` said David Wills, attorney for the police officer. ``His mouth dropped open as mine dropped open. It`s like ringing the biggest bell in the steeple, and I can`t unring it.``
Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Richard Burk granted Wills` request for a mistrial, saying the chart was ``just too emotionally impactful.``
Michael Finnegan, 27, was fatally wounded by then-Boca Raton Police Officer Nicholas Calise in April 1982 when Calise came upon Finnegan burglarizing a drug store in the city.
Calise claims that he fired the shot when he thought Finnegan was trying to attack him. A grand jury investigating possible criminal charges against Calise ruled that the shooting was justified. Calise now works as a county sheriff`s deputy.
Finnegan`s wife, Judy, is seeking civil damages from both the city of Boca Raton and Calise, claiming that the shooting was unprovoked and unnecessary to stop the burglary.
When Stafford displayed the chart during his argument, to set the stage for the case he intended to prove, Wills objected because ``assassination`` connotes a premeditated killing for political or other reasons and would unfairly prejudice the jurors against Calise.


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There are literally no words for BBC One's latest Poldark series three teaser. In the 31-second-long clip, it's just windswept hair, new faces and anxious glares.
The trailer, which aired at the end of last night's series two finale, has left many scratching their heads. While we'll have to wait until next year to see what most of the trailer really means, it won't stop us guessing.
This blink-and-you'll-miss-it clip features all the usual faces - Ross Poldark, played by Aidan Turner, and Demelza (Eleanor Tomlinson), alongside a pregnant Elizabeth (Heida Reed) and an on-edge George (Jack Farthing). However, there were a few newbies too.
We got a first look at Morwenna, a relation of Elizabeth's who joins as a governess at the Trenwith household. We're also introduced to Demelza's long-lost siblings - the rakish Drake and reverent Joel. Joining these three is the new sex-crazed vicar Osborne Whitworth, who we expect to cause havoc down in Cornwall.
Near the very end, we get a glimpse of the aristo Hugh Armitage, who will be a disruptive influence on Ross and Demelza's relationship.
Poldark writer Debbie Horsfield told the Radio Times: "We're thrilled to be kicking off series three with a fantastic array of new characters and a story which scales new heights of conflict, feuding, passion and drama.
"Ross is older but not necessary wiser, and his recklessness sometimes costs him, and his loved ones, dear. We're in for a rollercoaster ride where the stakes have never been higher."
We'll just have to hold out for next year to really understand what all those quick and ominous glances actually mean.
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CCMP Capital is one of the most well-known companies in the world of finance today. There are a lot of people who use the services of this company for their everyday needs. Stephen Murray worked to build up this company over a period of many years. During that time, he was able to endure a lot of financial hardships for the good of his company.
CCMP Capital is now a thriving company today simply because of the work of Stephen Murray. There are a lot of people who appreciate his great contributions to the industry as a whole. Even though he passed away at the age of 52, his legacy still lives on in the industry. He is a great example of the positive impact that one person can make on a business.
Stephen Murray
Some people are born with the desire to help others with their problems. During the course of his life, Stephen Murray was always there to help other people. When he first got started in his career, he was disappointed with the little amount of time he actually spent working with customers. Learn more about Stephen Murray CCMP: http://nypost.com/2015/03/13/ccmps-murray-dead-at-52/
Over the long term, there are some people who want to take the next step and start their own business. When he became the CEO of CCMP Capital, there was a lot of opportunity for positive change. This is a great example of how much he was able to positively impact the lives of people within a company. There are a lot of people who are working to get things done in their company. By following the example he set, anyone can get to that next step in their business journey.
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CCMP Capital started to grow quickly after he got started. There are always going to be growing pains when someone starts out in business (Learn more about Stephen Murray CCMP: http://observer.com/2015/02/this-old-thing-private-equity-honcho-drops-little-place-uptown-for-11m/). The good news for CCMP Capital is that he had the ability to lead the company through tough times. Anyone who wants to learn how to lead a company can do so through following his example.
Over a period of many years, he was able to take the next step in his business by working hard and investing in his people. This is a great case study on the positive impact of helping other people succeed. Many investors started to come to CCMP Capital because they felt like they were treated fairly by the people working at the company.
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The South Bend Adventure Club made a trip down to Mammoth Cave, Kentucky to explore their trails, go on an cave tour and camp this weekend. I was not there for all the adventures so stay tuned for a possible update from another member of the club.
My family and I arrived Saturday morning. When we left the South Bend area, we left an area still in the early Spring cycle. Trees and bushes out here are just getting their initial buds on them. Crocuses, Tulips and Hyacinths are up and the grass is just about greening up. Just 2 or 3 hours south as we headed towards Indianapolis, things are really green! But continue on an additional 3 hours into Kentucky, Spring has sprung! Flowering bushes are flowering, trees have their leaves and the pollen count is pretty high. When we woke up our car was covered with a coat of green pollen.
We went on the Violet City Lantern Tour on Saturday. It is a 3 mile, 3 hour hike through an unlit portion of the cave. I'd love to offer you exclusive pictures of every part of the cave we went through but would you settle on this?
On our tour, we had very little light, no flash photography! It was after all a "Lantern Tour" of the cave. Our eyes adjusted pretty well after being in the cave for about 15 minutes but the camera just couldn't tell the story, good thing our tour guide is a 5th generation tour guide at Mammoth Cave! She was able to offer details that many of the other guides could not, she even took us to areas that a select few groups get to see in a given year.
Before the Tour begins, you are given details on the difficulty of the tour. Again, this is a 3 mile, 3 hour tour but it is only lit by lantern (and the occasional flash light from the guide). They explain that people with claustrophobia or a fear of heights may not want to take this tour. Then they go over medical conditions that should not go on the tour and I start to feel claustrophobic, begin having a fear of heights AND heart palpitations! It is all for naught because the tour, despite being 3 hours and having hills and stair cases made out of stone, it really is an easy tour, maybe some thigh burn 🙂
The tour starts underneath the visitors center and as the pictures show. You can see how quickly it gets dark. The guides stop for a few minutes to caution you against touching the ceiling as there could be bats. Awaking a hibernating bat is bad for the bat especially since White Nose syndrome is now effecting some of the bats in the cave. Disturbing the bats could also lead to, among other things, Rabies. Right off the bat (no pun intended) in the tour, we find out that the area of the cave we are in they produced gun powder from the Calcium Nitrate. 2000 years ago, Indians would use the cave to mine Gypsum. The caves have been used as a hospital, celebrations and the idea of using it as an Inn was also considered. Unfortunately, the Mammoth Cave Inn, was a failed name because no one wants to stay during a Cave-inn (cave-in). Tour Guide humor! Our guide took us to a location in the cave that not many get to see. It is a location that Slaves who ran the tour would use a candle to sign their name on the top of the cave:
The blog is not large enough for all the information on the history of the cave system that spans 400 miles and 200 miles that have yet to be discovered. There are also tales of death and as pointed out above, it use to house a hospital that experimented with tuberculosis patients. The toughest part of the cave was probably the 3rd mile. At this point we were no longer descending into the cave but ascending. There were rock stairs heading up and sand trails with steep inclines. I don't think would be an issue for anyone I know who I have adventures with. My 12 year old son was able to do this with slight effort. I will leave you with the remainder of the cave pictures. The final pictures are the exit from the cave.


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Our School Council represents the views of all our pupils. It gives children the opportunity to make their voices heard and feel part of the whole school community. The school council is formed by 2 elected representatives from each class. Children will vote for their representatives in September. Mrs Marshall is the teacher representative and she is looking forward to working with School Council on a range of projects.
School Council Aims:
- To make sure that our school is a safe and happy place for children.
- To make sure that children have a place to voice their concerns.
- To encourage all children in the school to suggest improvements.
- To make sure any suggestions or concerns are listened to and acted upon.
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- Talking to our classmates to gain ideas and suggestions.
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Miley Cyrus' Boyfriend Patrick Schwarzenegger: She Can't Spell His Name
Miley Cyrus' boyfriend, Patrick Schwarzenegger, does have quite the last name — but you'd think as his girlfriend, Miley would know exactly how to spell it, right? Wrong! Find out what she said on Good Morning America about the situation!
Miley Cyrus cracks us up! The 22-year-old singer sat down for an interview about her music on GMA but the topic of her beau, Patrick Schwarzenegger, 21, of course came up. Miley admitted that she actually could not spell his last name!
Miley Cyrus On Schwarzenegger Spelling: She Can't Spell Patrick's Last Name
On Jan. 23, Miley stopped by Good Morning America to discuss her new Mac Viva Glam collection — all proceeds will go to the MAC AIDS Fund to support people affected by HIV and AIDS.
Cameron Mathison also congratulated Miley for her Grammy nomination. We all have a slight hunch as to her her date may be for the big night.
Speaking of Mr.Schwarzenegger, instead of prying for information about he and Miley's relationship, Cameron asked Miley a simple question, "How do you spell Schwarzenegger?"
"I can't tell you, apparently there is no T in it…" she responded — SO funny! We can't really hold this against her. His last name is pretty intricate!
Patrick Schwarzenegger & Miley Cyrus Relationship: Their Romantic Hawaii Getaway
Even though Miley can't spell Patrick's last name, the two have been getting closer and closer every day. They started 2015 with an adorable Hawaiian getaway.
They hit up the beach together where Patrick showed off his ripped body going shirtless, while Miley sported a red bikini and white shorts. They also hung out poolside together and even stopped to take pics with fans!
They looked absolutely smitten with each other while strolling in the picturesque hotspot and couldn't hide their PDA, walking arm and arm through the resort. Plus, there wasn't a time Miley was without a smile on her face!
HollywoodLifers, do you think Miley should know how to spell Patrick's last name by now? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
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This past weekend, the Demon Deacons traveled to South Bend, IN to take on the number three team in the country, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
On Tuesday, the College Football Playoff Committee released their initial playoff rankings for the 2017 season.
Wake Forest men's basketball is playing for the postseason.
When people think about great college basketball, often the first words out of their mouths are "Tobacco Road."
Wake Forest traveled to NC State on Saturday, Jan. 21 in search of its first ACC road victory since January of 2014 and its first win in Raleigh since the days of Chris Paul and the late Skip Prosser.
Wake Forest scored the game's first seven points and never looked back, leading for the full 40 minutes in Wednesday's contest against Miami.
Heading into the College Basketball season, no team was being talked about more than the Duke Blue Devils.
Deacons and Blue Devils knock off ACC rivals as teams prepare to enter conference play.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has looked both impressive and disastrous in the first two weeks of play. Some teams and specific players have shined, while other teams have left their fan bases without much for the season.
A positive second half of the season will be necessary for the Demon Deacons to be in a position of bowl-eligibility.
Following back-to-back nine-loss seasons in Coach Dave Clawson's first two years as the Wake Forest head football coach, the Demon Deacons will look to turn the corner in the 2016 season.
As the academic year comes to a close at Wake Forest, it is important to take a critical look at the state of Demon Deacon athletics as a whole, both revenue and non-revenue sports.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons men's soccer team will look to build off one of the best seasons in school history this coming fall.
Golf is often considered to be the cruelest game on the face of the earth.
One of the greatest things about sports is its constant modernization. Every sport has advanced with time, as athletes have become even more athletic, equipment has advanced lightyears and anylytics have become a major part of every sport.
The Wake Forest men's tennis team has been quietly destroying their competition this spring season. They have mowed down every ACC team they played this year, including seven shut-outs.
In what many pundits are already calling the greatest National Championship in the history of college basketball, the Villanova Wildcats defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels by a score of 67 to 64.
The Wake Forest Men's tennis team is off to one of the best starts in team history. The team has played and defeated top competition all season, and are currently ripping through their ACC opponents.
For sports fans, the month of March is one of the greatest times of year as the NCAA Tournament and March madness gets underway.
The Demon Deacons' unfortunate and underachieving season came to an expected end in Washington D.C. at the hand of in-state rival North Carolina State.
In a mere number of months, college basketball "star" Max Hooper has gone from just another unknown college basketball player to an inspiration to intramural and recreational league basketball players across the country.
In an ever-evolving era where good, four-year college basketball players are becoming exceedingly rare, Demon Deacon fans said goodbye to two such players this past Sunday evening.
The Wake Forest men's basketball team had to deal with less than ideal circumstances ahead of their most recent games this past week. It was announced last Friday that senior Devin Thomas would be suspended for two games while sophomore forward Cornelius Hudson was being removed from the team permanently. This had to be extremely […]
The spring sports season has begun and the Demon Deacons have gotten off to a hot start.
Seth McFarlane and Bluegrass Films recently produced a movie entitled A Million Ways to Die in the West — and one could argue that Danny Manning and his Demon Deacons are producing a season of an analogous script — one with the title A Million Ways to Lose in the ACC.


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What inspires me.
Inspiration to me comes from life; life in all forms, all shapes, colors and textures. I chose to include this section because it is important for me to share with you how I work, how I think, how I communicate, and ultimately, how I will fulfill your design goals.
The Process.
With a meeting, so much can be determined by merely stepping into your space of business; colors, materials, employee attire, views to the outside world, etc., I look at everything. My artwork is not only visual, but works to stimulate emotions and conjure the temptation to touch and feel the piece. I am in the business of communication, I work to translate your business dynamic into words and images that will help sell your company.
Now, let's get to our discussion.
Questions are asked, obvious ones, personal ones, and even silly ones. I want to know about your company, how it works, why it works the way it does. I want the field trip of your business. I want to know about you, why you are in the position you are, what brought you here, your passion for the company. You are asking me to create something, whether it is a logo, product brochure or website, something that graphically communicates your business to the outside world. In order for me to do that successfully, I want to be viewed as an employee you have had on your staff since the beginning. From there I go to work. I involve myself in the project by intensely researching your industry and outlining the challenge to successfully solve the problem. I go out and get inspired, and hopefully along the way, I may inspire you and your staff to help in this most exciting development process.
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Bardula will present a selection of her latest works which uses LED's technology. The artist's new kinetic and optical series focuses on revisiting simple geometrical shapes such as spheres, circles and squares, or complex ones such as the torus.
These shapes, animated by subtle modifications and magnified by LED light, generate the illusion of volume and movement, swirling and expanding before the viewer's eyes.
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Look forward to the OLYMPUS PHOTOGRAPHY PLAYGROUND ZURICH 2016.
Centrally located, only a few minutes behind the Central Station in the Photobastei you will discover an extraordinary playground of creativity: the interactive exhibition NIGHT&DAY. Here, through the eye of the camera you will experience fascinating installations, created by the internationally renowned artists MASER, Leigh Sachwitz (flora&faunavisions) in collaboration with Andi Toma (Mouse on Mars), Martin Butler and Erik Olofsen.
You'll become part of a spectacular cycle of light and shadow, black and white, positive and negative. You'll experience how latest technology and innovative camera features let you capture LightRooms in a most impressive way, even at low lighting.
On that, you can paint with light and photograph yourself like a pro in a professional photo studio.
You can borrow an OLYMPUS camera, with which you can experiment during the exhibition. The camera loan is right at the entrance and for free. The SD card with your photos is a present which you can keep.
Look forward to a wonderful photographic journey of discovery.
Filter Bubble by 89plus and the LUMA Foundation (Zurich, Switzerland)
89plus and the LUMA Foundation are pleased to announce the second 89plus exhibition 'Filter Bubble' at the LUMA Westbau exhibition space within Löwenbräukunst in Zürich, Switzerland. The exhibition is co-curated by Simon Castets and Hans Ulrich Obrist.
Coined by Internet activist Eli Pariser in his 2011 book, "The Filter Bubble", he designates the way Internet users are increasingly directed to a personalized information landscape through an algorithmic editing of web content. 'Filter Bubble' marks 89plus's interest in translating three years of research into an exhibition format harnessing the reflective nature of its long-term inquiry. In presenting work by over 40 international artists, writers and technologists, 'Filter Bubble' introduces a selection of pointed responses to the perennial dilemma of blissful ignorance, paradoxically heightened by the pursuit of relevance in an ever-growing mass of data.


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JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. --A Washington state military base is on lockdown for the fifth straight day after the theft of sensitive military equipment.
About 100 soldiers from the 4th Stryker Brigade are stuck inside the gates of Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
The lockdown began Wednesday and will continue until the investigation has concluded.
Over the holidays, someone stole hundreds of pieces of weapon attachments such as rifle scopes and night vision gear.
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[Version dated 2017-03-27 by JP.]
Agenda for the Conservation
meeting of
2017-03-28 at 19:00 in "The Stocks"
A. Chair: Ian Deans
B. Attendance and Apologies:
C. Minutes: I will see if I can write these and print out copies to distribute at the meeting.
D. Agenda Items:
1. Smithy Wood update: press reports, day of protest, J33 alternative, and postponed decision (see star link below, ID, KM, etc.)
2. Reprinting Heritage Leaflets (ID)
3. Licence application Ramos, Church Street, (see last section) (YR)
4. Antisocial behaviour and petty crime update (ID)
5. AGM Items: Treasurer's report and submission of annual accounts (MM)
Election of officers: Chairman
Vice Chairman
X. Planning Applications. See the penultimate section.
Y. Any questions or comments on the "Emails received", "Information watch", or "Issues remaining" sections below; or any other business.
Z. Next meeting - confirmation or modification of "25th April 2017". [Other dates for 2017 can be seen on conservation.ecclesfieldgroups.com ].
(1) The demonstration, and the Council's decision to delay was reported in the Sheffield Star
The items in the next few sections will not be gone through one by one, but can be discussed in any other business if any member wishes to bring them up.
Emails received, e.g. on email@example.com
· An undergraduate at Sheffield Hallam University is surveying attitudes to foxes, and asked us to complete their survey at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/GZDGT7S (I completed the survey, but had to record that I had not seen one - JP)
If any members can help, or want to bring any of the following up for any other reason, they can do so in any other business.
* Our on-line archive needs quite a bit of work to get going - perhaps as a window to our physical archive.
* Designs for the pop-up banners
are still in progress.
* We have a fireproof trunk for storing archive material. Members might prefer a more generally accessible location if one can be found [As well as perhaps other things such as our Gazebo].
* We still have plans to survey major trees within the Conservation Area.
* We are still encouraging Sheffield City Council to proceed with their project to get their alcohol licensing system on-line so that everybody can see the opening times etc. which apply to each of the premises in the area. We are continuing to check their manual list of licence applications, but our monthly meetings and downloads miss some of them.
The following planning applications were found by searching for Ward = "East Ecclesfield", Parish = Ecclesfield Parish Council", postcodes S35 9?? and S35 1TE, validated from 30th Jan 2017 - 27th Mar 2017.
[The contents of brackets and italics are my interpretation - usually made after only briefly scanning the documents. If you want more information, please note that I have had problems with the links to some of the planning applications, and had to remove their underlining. However, you should always be able to search for the Ref. No on Sheffield city council's planning web site.]
Use of the building as a gymnastics club (Use Class D2)
4 Hydra Business Park Nether Lane Sheffield S35 9ZX
Ref. No: 17/00845/CHU | Received: Mon 27 Feb 2017 | Validated: Tue 28 Feb 2017 | Status: Awaiting decision
Single-storey rear extension to
106 Cross Hill Sheffield S35 9TU
Ref. No: 17/00390/FUL | Received: Fri 27 Jan 2017 | Validated: Mon 30 Jan 2017 | Status: Awaiting decision.
[ 2017-02-27 Awaiting decision - no conservation issues noticed ]
Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 3 storey block
comprising 12x dwellings with associated vehicular access, car and cycle
62, 64 And 66 High Street Ecclesfield Sheffield S35 9XD
Ref. No: 16/03410/FUL | Received: Tue 06 Sep 2016 | Validated: Wed 12 Oct 2016 | Status: Awaiting decision
[This involves the demolition of the block of shops including the pet shop, Estate agent's, and Cerrones, and replacement by a 545m2 to 822m2 building containing possibly 12 apartments. It already has 29 objections, and as we now understand the system, must either be refused or go to committee.]
[2017-03-27 Awaiting.]
· Use
of unit as indoor motorcycling facility
Theaker Recycling Unit 27 Ecclesfield 35 Industrial Estate Station Road Ecclesfield Sheffield S35 9YR
Ref. No: 16/02736/FUL | Received: Tue 12 Jul 2016 | Validated: Fri 07 Oct 2016
[2017-03-27 Awaiting Decision.]
Use of building as
micro-pub and erection of front access ramp
99 Cross Hill Sheffield S35 9WR
Ref. No: 16/02782/FUL | Received: Tue 19 Jul 2016 | Validated: Tue 19 Jul 2016 | Status: Awaiting decision
[2017-02-27 Awaiting Decision - agreed expiry date 23 Dec 2016)]
Illuminated freestanding 12 metre high totem sign
land Adjacent South Yorkshire Police Divisional Headquarters The Common Sheffield S35 9WL
Ref. No: 16/01778/ADV | Received: Thu 12 May 2016 | Validated: Thu 12 May 2016 |
[2017-03-27 Awaiting Decision.]
of training facility and single storey building for use as a restaurant with
associated drive-thru, car parking and landscaping and associated works and
installation of 2 Customer Order Displays with associated canopies
Land Adjacent South Yorkshire Police Divisional Headquarters The Common Sheffield S35 9WL
Ref. No: 16/01781/FUL | Received: Thu 12 May 2016 | Validated: Fri 13 May 2016
[2017-03-27 Awaiting Decision..]
illuminated gateway 89sign, 6 illuminated totem signs, 1 illuminated panel
sign, 2 illuminated freestanding directional signs and 1 post mounted
directional sign, 3 post mounted banner signs and 21 parking signs - all
Land Adjacent South Yorkshire Police Divisional Headquarters The Common Sheffield S35 9WL
Ref. No: 16/01777/ADV | Received: Thu 12 May 2016 | Validated: Thu 12 May 2016 | Status:
[2017-03-27 Awaiting Decision.]
Provision of one illuminated logo sign, three illuminated individual
letter signs and two illuminated fascia signs
Land Adjacent South Yorkshire Police Divisional Headquarters The Common Sheffield S35 9WL
Ref. No: 16/01780/ADV | Received: Thu 12 May 2016 | Validated: Mon 16 May 2016 | Status:
[2017-03-27 Awaiting Decision.]
Erection of a motorway service area
including proposed facilities building, hotel, filling station, parking
facilities for all vehicles, access and circulation internal roads, structured
and natural landscaping with outside picnic space and dog walking area,
associated infrastructure and earthworks (Town and Country Planning (EIA)
Regulations 2011 Schedule 2 proposal) (Amended plans received 11 July 2014)
Smithy Wood Cowley Hill (Adjoining Junction 35 Of M1 Motorway) Sheffield 35
Ref. No: 14/01079/OUT | Received: Tue 25 Mar 2014 | Validated: Fri 11 Jul 2014 | Status: Pending Consideration.
[2017-03-27 Awaiting Decision. The decision has been reported to have been delayed, following the announcement of a proposal for a Motorway Service Station on the M1 at Junction33.]
The next planning meeting is in the Town Hall at 2pm on 18th April. The agenda should become available the week before at http://democracy.sheffield.gov.uk/ieListMeetings.aspx?CommitteeId=373
111 Johnson Lane Ecclesfield Sheffield S35 9XG
Ref. No: 13/00673/COND1 | Received: Tue 31 May 2016 | Validated: Fri 09 Dec 2016 | Status: Awaiting decision
[2017-03-27 Conditions Approved]
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July 21st to October 8th
The Vikings are here! This excellent exhibition being held at the Auckland Museum inside the Domain, tells the remarkable story of the Vikings and showcases Viking treasure, talks about their culture and achievements. The Vikings were incredible navigators, explorers, warriors, traders and artists. Over 1200 years ago, they ranged out of their Scandinavian homeland to explore and trade with North America and Baghdad. To find out more about this event visit www.aucklandmuseum.com.
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When I hosted our nature spirits event a couple of years ago, I was struck by how many speakers mentioned that loving yourself was an important part of working with the energies of nature. Still, I (maybe you can relate?) put the idea on the back burner, while I dealt with all the other things going on in life.
But the events of 2016 really opened me up to the awareness of how important this "missing piece" is to us right now. I began to think of loving myself not in mental or psychological terms, but instead as a practice of engaging in the energy and life-force of Love in a new way.
I was inspired to develop some simple practices to place myself in a space of self-love, and they have had a huge impact on everything in my life.
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"Fuck, no," said Jill. "No in the way of am I backing out of this. This took forever to set up. If it works then you're my best supporter forever."
"I know. It was fair thoughts in my head," Dave answered, intending to move on.
"My God, I haven't had mating like that in a lengthy time," Betsy told me.
Jay pulled me up to a ongoing position and we started kissing. I quickly lost all recalcitrance. I knew I didn't hope for this happening again but felt debilitated to stop it. I felt desperate for the sexual attention and Jay was continuously reassuring me the whole shebang was OK. It was somewhere during the kissing that I just let almost of all of my resistance. I needed the sex and that was all I was thinking. When Jay started opening my zone, I hire out him without objection. A minute later, my slacks were at my ankles and I stepped old hat of them. His hand slipped down the front of my panties and I welcomed it. Then my panties too were moving down my legs. I didn't care.
He stared back, stoic. "Not sure I know what you mean."
I quickly opened his fly and got his cock release.
I just closed my eyes then and let him do his worst. He was quite rough and I was already satisfied so I was solely groaning and grunting from the onslaught. He wasn't being nasty or violent, but he was treating me as a piece of meat. He seemed to go on forever like this, pounding me with strong deliberate thrusts that were truly pushing me along the sofa. With each plunge I uttered a junior to grunt. When all is said he rose up a bit higher than on the eve of and jam deep into me with a massive moan and gushed into me. His face was contorted and I had that feeling that he could be dressed been fucking anybody and I had given myself to someone to whom I meant nothing. There was no sensitivity contact from him anymore. He kept thrusting and pouring his cum into me and I wondered if he would ever stop.
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Two years ago it was pot holes. This year it was some dumb ass driving into the back of a track drying truck- a track drying truck that happened to be hauling 200 gallons of jet fuel. What the hell is going on, NASCAR? And you continue to call this your SuperBowl?
"Come on, Cletus! Gather up all them kids with head lice and rickets, and lets cook us up some smores! The SuperBowl is about to start!!"
NASCAR's SuperBowl featured a 2 hour and 5 minute delay to clean up that before mentioned snafu, in which track officials were using Tide laundry detergent to help clean up the jet fuel. It also allowed America to peak into the mindset of everyone's favorite "booogity, boogity, boogity-let's go racing boys!!!" hillbilly, when Fox's Darrell Waltrip suggested the following.
"...and you know, I would say, maybe they could drive it down off the track, but if you look, the driver's door is caved in. I don't think you could even get in the vehicle, if you were brave enough to try it...."
A truck is raging out of control on fire, while 200 gallons of jet fuel are flowing down the race track, and the mountain man from Deliverance is kind of suggesting someone hop on in it, in an effort to prevent damage to the track surface.
Fox's DW thought that if someone was "brave enough", they might be able to drive this towering inferno down off the track
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As a kid, in the summertime, I enjoyed a comfortable nightly ritual - watching the Twilight Zone reruns on TV. Every night, at 10:00PM I was free to drift with the surrealism that ignited my imagination. I felt safe entering the Twilight Zone. During this time, I would often crack open a window to allow the outside ambient noise additional space to move and mix within my basement sanctuary where I lived. I loved the summer air, the sounds, and the black and white images. Everything was where it needed it to be.
As I stepped out of the studio the other morning, preparing to face another day, I was compelled to turn back and snap the photo you see above. Something about the composite of objects caught my eye. What you see in this image is my place of work; yes, another sanctuary of sorts. See those guitars? Nothing can penetrate that force field. Everything is surrounded by deep green and according to some color theorists: "Green has strong emotional correspondence with safety." This my modern twilight zone. I am comfortable here. Everything is where it needs to be.
Now that I am embarking on an old-new (and exciting) path - formal education - there are many more structured demands presented before me, adding to my already busy work-family life. I have many more deadlines that are forcing me to work in a new way. I can no longer rely on my own structured/non-structured way; a freelance schedule is comparable to no schedule. My time perception is altered and I am being pulled out of my comfort zone; my twilight zone.
I heard an interesting interview with Garrison Keillor the other morning on MPR. One caller asked - from one freelance worker to another - how he goes about scheduling his work day and inquired about his writing routine. He responded - I am paraphrasing of course - that he works from roughly 4:00AM until noon every day (when he is at home) and that you cannot underestimate those precious hours before the rest of the household wakes up. Also, any problems or tensions you went to bed with seem to be magically suspended during those twilight hours. I get that. I can relate. I am now back to my own 5:00AM wake up call...5:30 after a few snoozes.
Mr. Keillor also went on to describe his writing methods while traveling and accounted for his prodigious output week after week given his busy schedule. He has learned to work on the fly so to speak; in any free moment, in any hotel room, while waiting in the lobby, in a restaurant, where and whenever just to keep the momentum going. This is what I need to develop - a spontaneous work ethic and not having to rely on everything being just so before I begin to write. I need to leave the twilight zone; my comfort zone.
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Mentoring is a powerful personal development tool that is to support and encourage people to manage their own learning which leads them to become the person they want to be. Mentoring is to assist people to maximize their potential, develop their skills and improve their performance.
Every undergraduate at University of Ruhuna is assigned to a mentor who can provide advices and guidance. Mentoring programs are conducted in assessing the students.
Faculty of science is also in the process of this mentoring service where the students are assisted and it is really a helpful relationship based upon mutual trust and respect.
mentor is a special kind of helper who works with others in a positive, constructive way so that both mentor and protégé have the potential to grow through the relationship.
As we consider what mentors do that leads to achieving the goal of 'personalizing and improving the quality of student life and learning,' it's important to realize that:
- many of the same things we do in everyday life to 'help others are similar to the role of a mentor, and
- it is a mentor's responsibility to take what we do in everyday life and develop those 'helping' abilities into a set of paraprofessional mentoring skills.
Some of the things that one might do to help a friend who's having a hard time might include:
- providing information and advice based on your experience and ideas;
- encouraging him or her to take a healthy, positive, and constructive risk;
- 'being there' just to listen and understand;
- offering honest and positive feedback;
- planning and thinking with her or him about how to work through a challengingor confusing situation;
- sharing different points of view to understand an issue or problem from as many different ideas and ways of thinking as possible; and,
- making use of multiple perspectives to base decisions in choosing from the best of all the options, creating an action plan, and following through with that plan.
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House with 3 rooms(All with bathrooms), big living room, big kitchen, swimming pool , barbecue place and Bar.
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The goal of this publication is to provide an overview of civilian oversight models and a discussion of the strengths and challenges of each model. This report draws from available research as well as data collected from 97 police oversight agencies. This report is designed to help local policy makers, police executives and members of the local community explore key issues that can accompany the implementation and sustainability of civilian oversight of law enforcement at the municipal and county levels.
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This review provides an overview of the academic literature on correctional officer (CO) wellness and safety. The review first describes the major categories of stressors encountered by COs, as well as the effects or consequences of those stressors. Second, the review provides an exhaustive examination of CO stress management and wellness programs, highlighting the scant evidence base on the effectiveness of those programs.
This Executive Reference Guide summarizes the Diagnostic Center's response to requests from communities seeking assistance in identifying data-driven solutions, resources, publications and research related to human trafficking. The Diagnostic Center identified programs and initiatives that aim to prevent instances of human trafficking. Several federal and national programs have been identified that support the investigation, collaboration and coordination of local law enforcement to combat trafficking.
This report outlines several model practices that law enforcement agencies can use to reduce the trauma to children of arrested caregivers including:(1) Modify procedures to make arrests less traumatic for children; (2) Adopt protocols to ensure children are accounted for, left with competent caregivers and otherwise protected from harm in the aftermath of a parental arrest; and (3) Collaborate with social workers and child advocates to connect children of arrested parents with the services they need.
This publication provides a review of the available evidence on officer body-worn cameras. The goal is to provide a comprehensive resource that will help law enforcement agencies to understand the factors they should consider to make informed decisions regarding the adoption of body-worn camera technology. This resource also provides an overview of empirical studies to date that have examined the implementation and impact of officer body-worn cameras. The overwhelming theme from this review is the lack of available research on the technology.
The Diagnostic Center has developed this document to provide county level organizations general guidelines and model practices for data collection and information sharing-related activities. With a shift in focus to reduce California's recidivism rates, counties must consider alternatives to incarceration through the adoption of evidence-based practices and the creation of community-based correctional programs. By implementing data collection and information sharing practices, the 58 counties have an opportunity to achieve improved returns on state and local correctional investments.
This Resource Guide identifies data-driven solutions, resources and related publications to address commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) issues. The resources identified by the Diagnostic Center are intended to be a starting point for executive-level decision-makers to explore how science and data can be used to inform policy decisions and support the creation of strategies to address crime problems at the state, local and tribal levels.
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People often refrain from remodeling their kitchen due to the fear of unbearable costs. However, hiring a professional kitchen remodeling designer can really give you your money's worth, returning on your investment when you go to sell your home. A skilled kitchen designer will suggest excellent ideas, resources, and amenities, all within your budget and leave the final decision to you. By analyzing your family's cooking style, frequency in socializing, space and lighting effects in the kitchen, a good designer will create a suitable plan based on your budget.
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text: Blog Posts in December, 2013 Posted By Law Offices of Joshua S. Davidson 16-Dec-2013 A Minor's Constitutional Rights in Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings Before the 1960s, a minor had almost no constitutional protections in juvenile court. But now, after years of U.S. Supreme Court decisions and other changes in the law, the due process rights of a minor have increased substantially. While these ... Continue Reading Posted By Law Offices of Joshua S. Davidson 11-Dec-2013 Bail Reduction Hearings in Phoenix, Arizona If bail is going to be set, a court considers how serious the alleged offense is, whether or not the defendant is a flight risk, and whether or not the defendant could be a danger to the public if out of custody. If a defendant is unable to make bail ... Continue Reading


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This book demonstrates clearly how to perform a clinical examination in the infant or child with a surgical condition. While most textbooks of pediatric surgery focus on the pathological classification and overall management of disease, in clinical practice physicians and surgeons usually use a problem-oriented approach to clinical diagnosis. Surprisingly, this is rarely taught to students. The authors attempt to redress this imbalance by providing a clinical approach to the patient which can be learned with a minimum of factual information. The book should therefore remain useful to the practitioner throughout his or her medical career. It includes detailed coverage of the usual presentations of common diseases, but does not attempt to cover all aspects of the presentations of uncommon diseases unless their recognition is important for the well-being or survival of the child. Generously illustrated, this is a book for all who are learning the art of pediatric surgical diagnosis.
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"Love sneaked through me, spreading roots around my heart, until, in the blink of an eye, the green of it broke the dirt: hidden one moment, there the next."
This was a beautiful retelling of Romeo & Juliet, but at the heart of the story was a tale about a curse that affected three generations of O'Donnells and Angerts. It's a tale about how the descendants of these two families break the curse and fall in love, and it's absolutely beautiful.
What first drew me to the story was the Romeo & Juliet angle. I was curious to see if Emily Henry would bring the story past the teenage, star-crossed romance that is the play (even though I love it, it also bugs me now that I'm older), and I was happy to see how much depth there was to this story. I have to admit that I was not that much in love with Henry's first book, The Love That Split the World. I don't know if I just read it at the wrong time, but I didn't care for it.
What I loved even more about this story was the familiar places. It takes place in Five Fingers, Michigan, near Torch Lake. I recently went on a four-day motorcycle trip with my dad, and one of the places that we stopped at was Torch Lake. It was absolutely gorgeous, so I loved having a recognizable place in this story.
At times, the dialogue between June and her friend, or June and Saul felt a bit forced, like Henry was trying too hard to create witty banter, which I found a bit distracting. However, this was a vividly told tale that really captured and drew me in.
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Zenit Kazan won also final game no. 2 without any problems against Belgorod. Winner of regular season put their hands close to the Superleague trophy.
The first match point of Kazan will be available next Thursday in game 3. Service was again the weapon more for the hosts who made 8 aces (3 each for Apalikov and Stanley, only 13 errors total) against only 2 aces of Lokomotiv Belgorod. In the team of Belgorod only Muserskyi played good game (50% in the attack, four blocks and an ace, only one error overall) while the Zenit stands with well balanced distribution of attacks (18 attacks for Stanley and Tetyukhin, 16 from Panteleymonenko). Very well played also the middleblockers of Kazan (78% in attack for Apalikov, 60% for Abrosimov).


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Last night saw an all-new gathering in nearForm's home city of Waterford, Ireland: the first Node.js Waterford meetup. Organised and run by nearForm, the meetup arose from the realisation that the small, growing hub of
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Speakers at the meetup were David Mark Clements and Michele Capra, both of whom work for nearForm. David, who is the author of Node Cookbook, gave a great presentation titled 'Ten Tips for Triumphant Noding'. Michele stirred up a lot of interest with his talk, 'Little Bits and Node.js' and his demonstration of Little Bits and an Arduino.
nearForm community manager Agata Surgot, who organised the event along with nearForm office manager Catherine Bradley, was delighted with the success of the event. Agata says: "It was great to see so many new and familiar faces at the meetup. There was a great, relaxed atmosphere and people commented afterwards how much they had gained from the talks".
nearForm CEO Cian Ó Maidín, who chaired the event, says: "It was great to see a group of around 50 people from the Waterford community at the meetup. We have something that can be built on – perhaps a monthly event is next!"
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Brings Dynabands, free weights and medicine balls together for one great overall workout. This program will help build muscular strength, improve range of motion, stimulate bone growth, and improve balanced posture.
Instructor: Louise Lockett
The pool is in the Sports Complex just east of the stadium (Liberty and 24th Street). Please park on the street! Enter the campus through the stadium gates and walk to the other side of the building. On your first visit, get there a half hour early. Upon entering the building ask the receptionist for directions to the locker room. 84 degree water. M,W,F 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. $4.00
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Dancers and non-dancers will enjoy this Latin-inspired, dance-fitness, which is designed for seniors. The pace is a little slower than the ZUMBA® evening class. Exercise and have fun!
(SilverSneakers® MSROM®, Chair Yoga, Adult Ballet Fitness, Strength Training) SilverSneakers® MSROM class enhances balance-fall prevention, weight loss, boosts metabolism, flexibility, heal from injuries, and prevents muscle loss, which naturally occurs as we age. Work at your own pace.
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Combining Ashtanga, Kripalu, Tibetan-Yantra, SilverSneakers® YogaStretch® & Therapeutic Yoga Flow. Improves strength, circulation, flexibility, digestion, concentration, energy, balance, decreases stress, plus osteoporosis fall prevention and creating calm peace of mind. You are as young as your spine is limber; breathe, smile, strengthen, energize, release stress and relax your way to a more balanced lifestyle! Practice at your own pace.
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(SilverSneakers® YogaStretch®, Ashtanga, Kripalu, Yantra Yoga included). Therapeutic beginner yoga consists of vinyasa flow postures. Take it easy, or challenge yourself. If you cannot sit on the floor, please try Strength Training class, which uses a chair or ballet barre for yoga practice.
If you have hesitated to try yoga or have discontinued a practice , this class is for you. Join us for a relaxing and meditative chair yoga experience with some formal Raja Yoga. Prepare to feel more strength, balance and well-being.
Is a holistic exercise that helps reduce stress and promotes physical and emotional well-being and longevity. Using tai chi form moves and qigong sets, we coordinate breath and movement to enhance strength, balance, concentration and calmness. Memorizing sequences is not required. The movements are slow, flowing and can be adapted for one's capabilities.
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Colin Hanks plays nerdy psycho Doug, a stalker with electronic-eavesdropping savvy, and Ana Claudia Talancón is Doug's lithe stalkee, Amy, in Alone With Her, Eric Nicholas' intriguing creepout. The agreeably twisted exercise in hidden-camera POV is ultimately more interesting than the relentless stalking itself. The zipper-edged view from Doug's gym-bag cam is particularly snazzy, as are "found" visual moments (carefully culled by DP Nathan Wilson), in a Blair Witch Project for the new, surveillance-obsessed millennium. B-


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Once you and your spouse make the decision to go your separate ways, there are several factors you need to take into account. It's almost impossible to find two divorce situations that are exactly the same, so it's best to carve out the path you will follow as early as possible. Many decisions will call … Continued


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Pascal Laugier's MARTYRS has earned him a spot in the hearts of many horror fans, although his follow-up, this year's THE TALL MAN, may have shoved him out of there a little. Still, the director is one to keep an eye on, and whatever he works on within the next few years is sure to be worth following. So what's next for the French helmer?
In an interview with Bleeding Cool, Laugier reveals that he's looking to get away from the horror genre. But that doesn't mean he's going clean or eschewing genre elements. Far from it. Check out his quote right here:
"Next I�m going even further away from the horror genre, but at the same time it�s still a very genre related story; it�s a love story. I�ve never filmed people fucking because it�s probably the hardest thing to film because it�s been done so many times and so badly. Filming sex is probably the most challenging thing for a director and everything challenging is so exciting so I have decided very recently that for the same company as produced The Tall Man, I will do a movie about sex, about a couple. It�s a love story that turns into something very twisted."
A twisted love story from Mr. Laugier sounds very enticing indeed. Well, perhaps "enticing" is the wrong word, since it's sure to be massively disturbing, but let's just say we're quite intrigued.
Furthermore, it appears as though Laugier wants us conservative North Americans to get in on the (sex) act.
"I want to try being on set with two North American actors and, from my French perspective, ask them to do things that they�d never dare to do as North Americans. That�s part of my motivation."
We'll keep an eye on this project in order to gauge whether or not it's up our alley, but as of right now, anything "twisted" from Pascal Laugier deserves our attention.
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In 1576 Sir Martin Frobisher of England, seeking the Northwest Passage, traveled the Canadian Arctic. The English navigator Henry Hudson failed to find either the Northeast or Northwest Passage but added to European knowledge of the Arctic and North America. He discovered Hudson Bay in 1610. The French explorer Samuel de Champlain, in the early 1600s, was the first European to systematically investigate the New England coast.
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Over time, higher minimum wages cannot help but drive capital away from business models that rely on low-productivity workers, whether that means moving the work overseas, automating it, or implementing operations that utilize higher-productivity workers instead. ... If society knew how to instill higher productivity in a worker, that could be good news. Unfortunately, our experience has been the opposite. Our education system struggles to prepare many young people for the job market. A proportion of those who enroll in higher education either fail to graduate or end up in a job that does not require their degree anyway. Government training programs perform poorly.
If the least productive workers can just disappear, policymakers achieve 'success' by dismissing the challenge that deserves greatest attention. Instead, our conception of 'productivity growth' must impose accountability for labor-market exits, recognize the value of keeping low-productivity workers connected to the job market, and have an explicit goal of ensuring that those workers are included in progress. This is doubly true because productivity measures do not fully capture the value of a job, which offers substantial non-economic benefits to many workers and may also be the best avenue for them to gain new skills and thereby increase their productivity over time. A high-productivity job requires a highly productive worker. A future filled with such jobs will materialize only if today's less productive workers become able to do them.
Florida Republican senator Marco Rubio, a member of the bipartisan congressional task force on Puerto Rico, has proposed a unique approach to these challenges. He is introducing the Economic Mobility for Productive Livelihoods and Expanding Opportunity ('EMPLEO') Act, which would effectively reduce the island's minimum hourly wage to $5 and use a federal wage subsidy to close half the gap between the wage paid by an employer and a target wage of $10 per hour.
You need economic growth to create jobs but I think it's important to realize that economic growth is a necessary but not sufficient condition. That you can also get an awful lot of economic growth that doesn't create an awful lot of jobs. If you see it as part of the government's mandate to not just maximize GDP but actually make sure that people from their diverse backgrounds with their diverse talents and capabilities can find a place in our economy, then policy needs to do a lot more than just say what maximizes economic growth.
The most absurd plank to appear in either party's platform this year is the Democrats' call to 'raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour over time and index it.' It is policy written for the nation's very wealthiest enclaves, but incoherent for economically distressed regions. Looked at from El Paso, Texas, where the median hourly wage is only $12.70, a national $15-per-hour minimum sounds no saner than a $29-per-hour minimum would in Washington, D.C.
Complaints about the U.S. minimum typically focus on just the federal level, and by that standard we do indeed lag other developed, free-market economies--compare our minimum-to-median ratio of 0.41 ($7.25/hr vs. $17.40/hr) to the 0.46 average for Japan, Korea, Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands, and Australia. But to account for the size and diversity of our national labor market, we allow state local governments to set higher minimums and they have taken up that offer--for instance, the 13 states with the highest median wages have all set minimums at least $1 above the federal minimum. Taking into account the prevailing minimum wage in each local market, the U.S. minimum-to-median ratio is actually 0.47, slightly above peers.
The size and diversity of the U.S. labor market make a national lens inappropriate for evaluating minimum-wage policy. A dramatic increase in the federal minimum wage--to $15 or even $12 per hour--would replace a system that tailors policy to local conditions with a system that imposes a single standard from America's most prosperous cities on less affluent areas that can ill afford it.
Hold still, low-wage America, the editors of the New York Times would like to perform an experiment on you. They want to turn the minimum-wage dial all the way up to $15 per hour and see what happens. It is, in their view, a matter of 'human rights.? Will such a massive shock to the system hurt? Of course not. Or yes. The truth is, the New York Times has no idea.
Politically, there is much for both the left and the right to like about a wage subsidy. It does not discourage hiring or raise prices, some of the right's main complaints about the minimum-wage increase. But it also lifts paychecks directly, which is what the left likes so much about raising the minimum wage. Best of all, it would use current government spending in a way that helps the poor find work and better helps the working poor -- which should make everyone happy.
Two wage-support tools typically receive consideration: the minimum wage and the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Both have the potential to significantly increase disposable income for at least some low-income workers. But their mechanisms--and impact--differ dramatically. The minimum wage, a price floor under wages, performs well vis-?-vis an individual worker but poorly in its labor-market and distributional effects. The EITC, a subsidy for income earned, has strengths and weaknesses roughly the opposite. The drawbacks of both tools prevent them from delivering fully on their antipoverty goals. Any discussion of wage-support options should include a third policy tool with the potential to deliver the best of both worlds: a wage subsidy delivered directly to low-wage workers, via their paychecks, as additional dollars per hour for every hour worked.
An ideal policy would look to workers like an increased minimum wage (more pay for every hour worked) but to the labor market and broader society like an expanded EITC (a government subsidy to support the low-income worker). A wage subsidy would do just that.