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Alfred Kärcher, a family enterprise from Winnenden in southwest Germany, is among the pioneers of environmental protection. With a diversified eco-controlling department, the manufacturer of high-pressure cleaners and scrubber dryers is continuously working toward optimizing their environmental performance. Since 2010, Kärcher has been using the EcoWebDesk software to gather and analyze various kinds of waste and consumption data, environmental aspects, and environmental indicators to conveniently use for strategic decisions.
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Although established in the early years in heating technology, in 1950 Kärcher's breakthrough came about in cleaning technology. Ever since, products such as high- pressure cleaners and scrubber dryers ensure the cleanliness of residential and commercial sites. Since its foundation in 1935, Alfred Kärcher GmbH has evolved into the world market leader of cleaning technology, employing around 11,300 people and turning over 2.2 billion euros.
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Kärcher was among one of the first enterprises to be certified when the environment management norm ISO 14001 was introduced in 1996. Since the implementation of the environment management system, all eco-balances, environmental indicators, and, most crucially, the environmental performance of the enterprise has become visible and therefore helps to ensure continuous optimization.
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'In order to compile our eco-balances and to record and analyze consumption figures and waste data, we were looking for software that would entirely fulfill these requirements. After all, the accumulated amount of data is quite considerable', explains Andreas Mayer. The global leader in cleaning technology has been successfully using the software since 2010, in particular for their environmental management. The advantage is that the EcoWebDesk Eco-Controlling module enables the HSE manager at each site to enter their consumption data, such as energy, gas or water, as well as waste. Messy and time-consuming tables are replaced by a central and well-structured database that is updated on a daily basis and can be accessed, according to each user's authorization, from every company site. Most conveniently, all consumption data is gathered area-wide and locally from production and administrative sites. Because EcoWebDesk works via a standard web browser, this is achieved flexibly and regardless of location. This also enables analysis by individually definable indicators. A database created in this way provides a wide basis for all environmentally relevant decisions.
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In order to continuously monitor and implement their environmental programs, aims and aspects, Kärcher uses the functions of the additional EcoWebDesk Audit Management module. Andreas Mayer describes the use of EcoWebDesk in practice: 'The HSE managers at each site are responsible for condensing the company-wide programs into site-specific, smaller task packages, and identifying local environmental aspects and entering them into the software.'
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These delicate cookies are elegant and lovely for any holiday gathering. They also would be suitable for an afternoon tea. The lemon and sesame seeds make this cookie perfect for an international spread for a buffet. Impress your friends with these easy to make cookies!
Wow! So delicious, and a great way to stretch ingredients! (Admittedly I chose this recipe mostly because I only had 1/2 c of sesame seeds on hand.) Amazing wafer thin, crisp cookies, and adding the lemon gives it a great aroma and flavor. One modification -- mine only took 5-7 minutes in the oven. I found it best to remove them 1-2 minutes after the edges just turn slightly brown, even though it is still soft in the middle, otherwise they can burn easily. They finished browning while cooling on the pan. Also I may try rolling in more sesame before placing on the pan next time, to make them look a little prettier. - 15 Dec 2011 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Everything about this cookie was wonderful! Very quick and easy and very tasty! Not all children may like them, but very elegant on a tray for company and great for serving with tea. - 27 Dec 2000 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
I love sesame cookies, and my husband and I absolutely enjoyed these cookies (with a cup of peach tea!). Lemon flavor added a great change in these crisp sesame cookies. Although I expected these cookies to be more shortbread texture, they were great served when still warm and crispy. - 11 May 2003 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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With more than 200 live music venues and an array of internationally acclaimed music festivals, Austin has earned its self-anointed title as the "Live Music Capital of the World." Thousands of musicians call Austin their home, and their presence is a crucial boost to the local economy. But as the cost of living rises and competition for work in the music business increases, many musicians struggle to stay afloat both financially and emotionally. Irregular working hours and extensive travel schedules also wear away at musicians and their families, leading to depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and alcohol or drug abuse. With little or no insurance, these musicians sometimes can't afford to pay out-of-pocket for counseling or medical treatment.
The SIMS Foundation provides mental health and addiction recovery services for uninsured or underinsured musicians and their families living within a 50-mile radius of Austin. The organization was founded in 1995 by the friends and family of Sims Ellison, an Austin musician who committed suicide after struggling with depression.
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One thing I've noticed flourishing throughout the Indigenous community is art: art as a form of communicating ideas, emotion, trauma and healing. Art is a vital part of our everyday lives, as well as society throughout all of recorded history. Humans crave to create — we lust after uniqueness and strive to be expressive about things we are passionate about. It's the closest thing to magic, next to love — in my opinion.
Art has a magnificent power. Which is why it has been embraced in every culture throughout the existence of our race. Nobody, no place and no group of peoples are exempt from art. The question is… why? Why do we strive to be creators, writers, painters, musicians, sculptors and actors? Why do we, as a species, find beauty in the reflection of our own personal uniqueness?
Art is medicine in the most natural form. Art communicates ideas that sometimes communication does not. We find depth in things that our minds can reflect upon in a way that is singular to our own personal experiences. There is something so special about creating something tangible that was birthed out of our ideas, feelings and emotions.
Art is a fundamental stepping-stone towards decolonization for the Indigenous community.
Art has helped give us a voice, a steady ground to walk on, and it has helped aid our spirits through the oppression we face and the trauma we go through because of colonialism. Art is a form of medicine for Indigenous peoples. Through the arts, we can find what was stolen from us. We can take back what is rightfully ours — our identities.
Art has helped me, personally, in ways I could not begin to explain. I don't know who I would be without art. I have dealt with the pain of colonialism through the arts — through writing, and acting, painting and signing. I crave to create — I lust after the feeling I obtain after I finish writing a poem, or during performing. Art is so vital to our everyday lives because it lessens the weight of the world we all hold on our shoulders.
There is beauty in the broken, and through the arts we heal.
The Indigenous artist community is growing rapidly, and for good reason. I would encourage anyone, Indigenous or non-indigenous, to seek out Indigenous artists and see what you find there. There is beauty in the broken, and through the arts we heal.


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The Current Population Survey (CPS) asks people whether they have a work disability (a condition that limits the kind or amount of work they can do) or a severe work disability (condition prevents them from working). According to this definition, 17.2 million people, or 9.9% of the 1998 working-age U.S. population (16-64 years old) had a disability that prevents or limits work.
The CPS classified people as having a severe work disability if (1) they did not work in the survey week because of a long-term physical or mental illness that prevents the performance of any kind of work, (2) they did not work at all in the previous year because of illness or disability, (3) they were under 65 years of age and covered by Medicare, or (4) they were under 65 years of age and a recipient of Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
It is estimated that 11.3 million people of working age (16-64 years old) have a severe work disability. Those with a severe work disability comprise 65.8% of the 17.2 million people with a work disability as measured by the CPS.
Source: U. S. Bureau of the Census, Table 198.
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Metta, E., Bailey, A., Kessy, F., Geubbels, E., Hutter, I. and Haisma, H. (2015) "In a Situation of Rescuing Life": Meanings Given to Diabetes Symptoms and Care-seeking Practices among Adults in Southeastern Tanzania: A Qualitative Inquiry. BMC Public Health, 15. p. 224. ISSN 1471-2458
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Diabetes mellitus is an emerging public health problem in Tanzania. For the community and the health system to respond adequately to this problem, it is important that we understand the meanings given to its symptoms, and the care-seeking practices of individuals. To explore collective views on the meanings given to diabetes symptoms, we conducted nine focus group discussions with adult diabetes patients and members of the general community. To gain a better understanding of how the meanings in the community inform the care-seeking practices of individuals, 19 in-depth interviews were conducted with diabetes patients. The data were analyzed using principles of grounded theory and applying cultural schema theory as a deductive framework. In the communities and among the patients, knowledge and awareness of diabetes are limited. Both people with diabetes and community members referred to their prevailing cultural meaning systems and schemas for infectious diseases to interpret and assign meaning to the emerging symptoms. Diabetes patients reported that they had initially used anti-malarial medicines because they believed their symptoms—like headache, fever, and tiredness—were suggestive of malaria. Schemas for body image informed the meaning given to diabetes symptoms similar to those of HIV, like severe weight loss. Confusion among members of the community about the diabetes symptoms instigated tension, causing patients to be mistrusted and stigmatized. The process of meaning-giving and the diagnosis of the diabetes symptoms was challenging for both patients and health care professionals. Diabetes patients reported being initially misdiagnosed and treated for other conditions by medical professionals. The inability to assign meaning to the symptoms and determine their etiologies informed the decision made by some patients to consult traditional healers, and to associate their symptoms with witchcraft causes. The meanings given to diabetes symptoms and the care-seeking practices described in the study are shaped by the prevailing cultural schemas for infectious diseases and their treatments. Efforts to educate people about the symptoms of diabetes and to encourage them to seek out appropriate care should build on the prevailing cultural meaning system and schemas for diseases, health and illness.
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Despite spending millions of taxpayer dollars to subsidize MCAS, Multnomah County's animal control record is one of institutionalized failure and defeat: an antiquated facility in a remote location, ever shrinking hours of operation and levels of service, devastatingly low adoptions and shockingly high euthanasia rates.
Under current management, MCAS's budget has almost doubled, yet it has killed more than 30,000 of our lost and homeless dogs and cats. In 2011, Multnomah County killed 2,116 animals or almost one third of the lost and homeless dogs and cats it impounded.
This staggering level of tax subsidized killing is inconsistent with our community's values.
It is especially unacceptable when compared with municipal shelters in cities like Reno, Nevada, Charlottesville, NC and Ithaca, NY which save more than 90% of all impounded animals and Calgary, Alberta Canada which has earned enough trust and respect from the community it serves to become self-funded.
These shelters utilize modern, cost effective strategies, proven to dramatically reduce killing.
The key to establishing a modern animal services agency is the creation of a stable and sustainable source of funding.
By first earning the trust and respect of the community it serves, Calgary Animal Services has accomplished this and is now completely self-funded from the sale of cat and dog licenses.
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I began this book by reading the introduction by Kleinzahler. I have to say it almost turned me off from the book. Kleinzahler's introduction is a little sloppy and all over the place, but he does give an overview of Gunn's life and work. Kleinzahler's main focus is on the transformation Gunn made in his work from the 1950s to his last book published in 2000. The poems Kleinzahler selected showcase that shift and change.
Gunn's early work is very clean and direct. He is often very removed from the poems even when an "I" is present. Gunn loved Elizabethan poetry and often used it as inspiration, but always with a slight modern twist. This makes many of his early poems feel a bit detached, yet, somehow, in the moment. While these early poems are far from anything I would write myself, they were enjoyable and I admired the sharpness in them. To some, these are considered Gunn's best poems (according to the introduction, the British hate his later work).
When I got to the poems selected from his third book, My Sad Captains, I began to fall for Mr. Gunn and his poems. My favorite from this section is called "The Feel of Hands." It was here that I saw more of a glimpse inside the speaker, and I felt a transformation taking place. This feeling continued through the next few sections.
The book then hits a high note, for me, when it gets to the poems taken from Gunn's 1992 book The Man With Night Sweats. These poems are personal and intimate in a way that Gunn's other work is not. Gunn was gay and living in San Francisco during the AIDS crisis, and this book is a reflection of that. In many ways, it was the AIDS crisis that brought a very real "I" to Gunn's poems. These poems are beautifully crafted and contain the fears and sadness of a generation of gay men. As I've written before, I'm very interested in poets' reaction to the AIDS crisis. Gunn's work was greatly changed by it, and I say for the better.
One of my favorite poems from this section is called "The Hug," and it contains these relatable lines: "It was not sex, but I could feel / The whole strength of your body set, / Or braced, to mine, / And locking me to you / As if we were still twenty-two / When our grand passion had not yet / become familial." I fell in love with these lines because of everything I wrote in my last blog post. I've been with my partner for almost seven years and I can still remember those first embraces, those first moments of passion and sex, and that is the power of this poem. It brings me into it. There are other wonderful poems in this section including "Lament" and "Still Life."
I enjoyed the poems from his last book, Boss Cupid, as well. It seemed through tragedy Gunn found a way into his poems even if he didn't want to be there. In his last book, he writes about his mother's suicide, which took place 48 years before. Sometimes we set out to be one kind of writer and end up a completely different one. To me this is the sign of a good writer. I hope to be a poet that changes, grows, and moves in new directions. I'm glad to have had these two days with Gunn, and I'm sure I'll read more of him in the future.
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Shanghai Simcom Limited was founded in 2002, it is a subsidiary of SIM Technology Limited (SIM Technology). It mainly focused on the R&D of handsets, IoT terminals and wireless modules. Our products including Auto ID Handsets, Automotive Telematics, Site Enforcement Smartphone, Trackers, Smart Module Board and other differentiated consumer electronics. We have an outstanding research and development team, committing to developing new technology and providing first rate service. In the past 15 years, We achieved numerous well-know successful cases in the industry, both in overall unit and board design. Our partners and customers including both top brand owners in China and well-known global telecommunication operators. Shanghai Simcom was awarded as the "Key Software Enterprises in state-level" and "High-tech Enterprises in Shanghai" for consecutive 6 years.
SIM Technology Group Limited (SIM Technology) was founded in 1986 and listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2005 (stock code: 2000.HK). SIM Technology is an investment holding company. Its subsidiaries including Shanghai Simcom, Shanghai Sunrise Simcom and several other companies which are the leading mobile handset and wireless communication developers in China. Over the past few years, SIM Technology Group has always kept the leading position in mobile phone design industry no matter in revenue, profit or stock market. In March 2008, SIM Technology Group was awarded as one of "Top 50 global emerging-market enterprises" by Boston, the world's leading consulting firm.


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Sharp Introduces AQUOS BOARD®
Posted: March 10, 2016
Sharp has taken the world of electronics by storm with its release of its Sharp AQUOS BOARD®. The Japanese electronics company developed an interactive display system that allows great versatility for presentations, office meetings, and teleconferences that need more power than a standard presentation.
Similar to Smart Boards, a product of SMART Technologies, these Sharp AQUOS BOARDS® offer touch-screen capabilities while sticking with the sleek display design that Sharp is known for. They come in three sizes ranging from 60" to 80" in beautiful high-definition resolution. The easy-to-use touch screen allows users to manipulate images, write handwritten notations, and draw freely over many templates available in the board's built-in library.
Aside from being a modern-day white board, the AQUOS BOARD® is a fully functional television with internet capabilities. Business meetings and presentations can be conducted while users import images to the screen and add notes by hand. The board can be connected to your Sharp printer for easy importing and exporting of data, printing, and scanning. It is also compatible with video-conferencing systems, making the AQUOS BOARD® a versatile and simple way to enhance your business' performance.
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Building Directories Go Interactive
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Commercial property managers now have a new way to improve the building visitor experience. While digital building directories have been around for a number of years, the user experience has been greatly enhanced with not only advanced content options but also with interactive, touchscreen features. As fewer buildings today can afford staffing a full-time security and/or concierge desk, many office buildings are replacing existing directories with self-service, interactive models that allow visitors to quickly find the information they need.
The basics of what visitors need from a lobby directory have not changed – most people use a building directory to locate companies and individuals they are visiting on the property. However, with touchscreen technology, visitors can find the information they need faster and more easily. Also, most interactive digital building directories now include a wayfinding system. With the touch of a finger, building visitors can easily view a map of the property, find directions and even see a drawing that displays start and end points of the path to their destination. Some models even allow directions to be sent to a smartphone using a QR code.
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Interactive touch panel technology is rapidly growing in numerous settings. Classrooms, restaurants, hotels, airports and other public venues are all taking advantage of the interactivity and engagement opportunities this technology offers. In the workplace, this technology, which combines the functionality of an interactive whiteboard with a flat panel television, is quickly making its way into boardrooms, conference rooms and training facilities.
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Klein Law Firm announces the commencement of an investigation of Synergy Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ:SGYP) concerning possible violations of federal securities laws.
On September 5, 2017, Synergy issued a press release announcing it had closed on a "non-dilutive" $300 million loan from CRG Partners III L.P., which would be available to Synergy "when needed" and fund the Company's operations through 2019. On November 14, 2017, Synergy revealed that terms of the loan agreement, omitted from prior statements regarding the loan, prevented it from accessing $200 million of the loan without conducting a dilutive secondary offering or offerings of shares to raise cash and, as such, the Company was conducting a secondary offering of its shares.
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You may have seen my videos where I introduce myself as; "Hi there, I'm Mark from Success With Options". Maybe you've found yourself wondering "Who is this Mark guy and what makes him such an expert?" Let me take this page to introduce myself who I am.
I began trading in the market in about 2003 shortly after the .com bust. I really had no background in trading but did have an interest in seeing if it was possible to make money trading. To be honest, I had no real luck as it just felt a lot like guess work.
In 2006 I had an opportunity to attend a free workshop held by Investools. This was the first time I felt like maybe there was something I could learn that would help me be more successful in trading. Along the way, I was introduced to the concept of options and the leverage they offered a trader.
I have to say that the education I received was first rate but I came away with two key observations. First, it seemed like the cost of that education was quite pricy - so much so that it made it impossible for many to receive what I was fortunate enough to have been able to receive. Second, I observed that there were many potential ways to make money in the market but certain ones seemed to appeal more to my personality.
Over the next few years, I developed a system that suited my own personality and style and was doing quite well with it... until 2008. The one thing I was not very big on was money management. When my trades were successful, I did quite well and my losing trades were fairly few. When September of 2008 hit, I got hit hard and it was a wake up call. I realized that a great strategy isn't enough if you aren't managing your money in trades.
Since 2009, I've been slowly but surely growing my portfolio using more conservative approaches that combine technical analysis with defined risk options strategies and good (consistent) money management techniques.
Despite my bad experience in 2008, I had seen enough success to realize that with proper money management I could be successful over the long term. I also felt like there was very little information out there about money management and using conservative predictable strategies to make money with the ups & downs of the market.
From that was born the desire to create a website where I could collect and share the information I had learned. I created the site with several key goals.
I came on the title 'Success With Options' because I believe (as I say on the home page) that it is possible to be successful with options trading. I'm sure there are many ways to do this but I've found for me the keys for me are:
I created the site because it's in my personality to share what I've learned. In fact, in my careers outside of trading I've been a trainer and technology evangelist for several large companies. I decided to take those skills and use them to pass on what I've learned to those who want to learn how to be successful at options trading.
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Estuaries on the Edge: The Vital Link Between Land and Sea
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This report examines the values of and the threats to 28 estuaries, and how the National Estuary Program (NEP) is working to help protect these valuable resources. The clock is ticking for these "nationally significant" ...
Analog model of diffusion in bays and estuaries.
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Modelling the diffusion of chemicals through bays and estuaries from local sources is of increasing importance. An electrical analog model is described that can incorporate the geometry of the system studied and yield ...
Characterization of Non-Point Sources and Loadings to Galveston Bay. Volume II: Detail Maps
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Isotopic and elemental characterization of colloidal organic matter from the Chesapeake Bay and Galveston Bay
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In order to investigate sources and turnover rates of dissolved organic matter from Chesapeake Bay and Galveston Bay, colloidal organic matter (COM) was isolated using cross-flow ultrafiltration and subsequently characterized ...
Experimental studies on selection for vegetative structure by Penaeid shrimp
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Variability in selection for vegetated habitats by juvenile brown shrimp, Penaeus aztecus, and white shrimp, P. setiferus, as evidenced by distributions in estuaries, suggests that the value of these habitats is not constant. ...
Status and trends of wetlands and seagrasses (1956-1989) of the Galveston Bay Estuary: a GLS approach.
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U.S. House of Representatives bill H.R. 3694. To establish the Foundation for Ocean and Coastal Conservation in the United States, and for other purposes. Presented at the 102d Congress, 1st Session, October 31, 1991.
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This bill proposes the establishment of a Foundation for Ocean and Coastal Conservation, a charitable nonprofit organization which is not an agency or establishment of the United States. The foundation's purpose would be ...
Reduction - alteration of living resources
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This article is about the reduction and alteration of living resources with an emphasis on habitat, salinity, and water quality and circulation.
Factors determining recruitment success of Crassostrea virginica in a temperate latitude estuary: A modeling study
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A size-structured, time-dependent population model has been developed to investigate growth and mortality of larvae and adults of Crassostrea virginica in a physically energetic system. This population model is coupled to ...
Public and User Group Members
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This weekend, I'm on the road to Cape Cod, to Dj Ben & Shannon's wedding, and I'm overjoyed. I've had the pleasure, on many occassions to visit Massachusetts, but never Cape Cod. So, nothing at this moment, gives me greater pleasure than my weekend getaway. The weatherman said to expect a sunny day, but with mother nature, you can never tell.
Geographically, Cape Cod is a peninsula. However, since it is surrounded by water, it may very well be considered an island. Nonetheless, I expect genuine emotions, great energy, and an endless flow of wicked tunes.


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Brenden M. Raleigh '16, Gettysburg College
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This thesis examines how Ernest Hemingway's use of natural imagery and physical elements in several of his semi-autobiographical Nick Adams stories offer insights into his character, especially Nick Adams. It analyzes Adams's interactions with the physical world and compares these interactions with his interpersonal relationships and his own development. The short stories that this thesis examines include "Indian Camp," "The Doctor and the Doctor's Wife," "Now I Lay Me," "The End of Something," "The Three Day Blow," and "Big Two-Hearted River." In these stories, Hemingway uses the natural world as a defense mechanism for Nick Adams, a character who turns to nature whenever he confronts problems or personal crises.
Written as an Honors Thesis for the English Department.
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Of all the exams I had to sit to become a Chartered Accountant, the one I found trickiest to get my head around was tax.
Not only was Britain operating under an archaic schedular tax system, there were seemingly trillions of silly rules with no apparent rhyme nor reason to them (and there was no such thing as an "open book exam" in those days).
The complexity of tax legislation is not too surprising when you think about it.
It was the Magna Carta itself in 1215 which laid down the fundamentals of today's tax law, including the rather salient point that the King now had to actually ask for consent before demanding taxes from the populace.
Next year will of course mark the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, and what a phenomenally complex and intricate tax legislation has evolved over those centuries since.
Inextricably linked
The tax laws don't operate in isolation.
A bit like Newton's Third Law, for every action there often an equal and opposite reaction.
Or in the case of tax law, several reactions.
Amendments to tax legislation are complicated and therefore must should pass rigorous modelling as well act Acts of Parliament before being adopted and administrated by Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
Notably, tax legislation is usually amended via the consultation of tax experts and rarely is it adopted at the behest of bloggers, comments from punters on Facebook or from debates held in the Twittersphere.
On an obliquely related note this year the Bank of England allowed queries to be asked of the institution via a Twitter hashtag (#askBoE), but one suspects that will be the first and last time it undertakes the offering of such an olive branch of approach-ability following a cascade of facetious questioning and strongly-worded suggestions.
Britain's schedular system of taxation was cleaned up in part by a new act around a decade ago, while Australia has no such schedular system of taxation in place.
Negative about gearing?
Indeed, it is exactly this fact that Australia does not operate under such a schedular system of tax that has been causing so much debate in recent times with respect to so-termed "negative gearing" (NG) legislation, the existence of which allows investors in property to offset net rental losses plus depreciation allowances against current year salary income (this is not allowable in Britain, for example).
While it is doubtful anyone would create a new set of tax laws today which allowed for such an offset (more typically, a loss in an investment class could be carried forward to be offset against gains from the same asset class), some of the ongoing arguments used for necessarily scrapping NG are painfully oversimplified.
One of the favourite lines of reasoning is that government could "save" several billion dollars simply by "scrapping" the legislation.
Setting aside the fact the the legislation reflects timing differences and losses claimed should or could theoretically be offset by future rental gains, it is also important to consider Newton's Law and the opposite reactions.
Ignoring the argument of whether or not rents would rise sharply as they did in Sydney and Perth when the NG rules were previously quarantined for two years from 1985, if the desired effect of quelling investment activity is achieved, what of the stamp duty foregone?
What of the rapidly reduced corporation taxes collected from developers and materials businesses as fewer dwellings are constructed when prices are dampened (as would surely eventuate)?
More pertinently, if waiting lists for public housing spiral by nearly 30 percent in New South Walesas they did between 1985 and 1987, who picks up the tab for that?
I'm not saying there aren't achievable work-arounds for each of these points, but it does seem to me that the key point is that driving down prices would result in an immediate capitulation of the dwelling construction boom which has been engineered by higher prices since the middle of 2012.
This point seems to be overlooked or more usually ignored every time the debate takes place, although I did notice it referred to by Ross Guest in an article this week.
Moreover, were the full impacts of lower housing prices to be modelled the tax take might well look very different to a supposed saving of several billion.
Ed Chan, an accountant who unlike me does specialise in tax, argued that scrapping negative gearing could potentially cripple government budgets in costing hundreds of million dollars in public housing expenditure.
There is no need for another drawn-out debate on the merits or otherwise of the legislation here since most people have long since adopted their positions based on their own housing status and tax position, only to note that the rules will not be scrapped outright for the reasons listed above.
Legislation may be amended prospectively, though, in particular restricting new claimants to losses made on new dwellings.
We'll have to wait and see.
Replacement cost
The thing about large cities with strongly growing populations, of which Australia has four, is that prices should ultimately oscillate close to their replacement cost, which is why capital city housing tends to be a good inflation hedge.
It is possible to force prices below replacement cost for a time but then construction will quickly cease, only to fire up again once prices are acceptably above replacement cost.
In short, I have no doubt whatsoever that the scrapping or quarantining of negative gearing rules would cause dwelling prices to temporarily ease, but if the outcome is the end of the construction cycle and a chronic housing shortage eventuates in Sydney then the merits may not be no great.
If these points seem somewhat circular, that is because housing markets are naturally cyclical. At this stage in the cycle we should be seeing more supply which will eventually bring rentals costs under control and the price cycle will pass its peak in due course.
Population growth adds to the challenges
Of course, tax legislation is one thing, but Australia's rampant population growth, a policy doubtless in part adopted in order to keep the tax dollars flowing in, is quite another.
Although we believe that population growth will slow markedly as the year progresses, the data released last week which I analysed here showed that population growth has exploded higher in New South Wales by 114,500 persons in the 12 months to March 2014.
While population growth was slower (and slowing) elsewhere a total annual population growth of 388,000 persons puts great strain on housing in four capital cities in particular: Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane.
Over the past year New South Wales (+114,500), Victoria (+108,800), Queensland (+75,800) and Western Australia (+63,400) accounted for all of the materially significant population growth in Australia covering off a massive 93.3 percent of the total. This continues the long run trend of population growth being heavily focused on these four states.
Note that more than 230,000 or around 60 percent of that population growth was due to net migration, although this figure will slow as the year progresses.
The long term population growth figures in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia tell their own story.
Australia's population policy is in part driven by the desire to replace the rapidly ageing workforce with new younger taxpayers, which gives us an enviable population pyramid when compared to most developed countries but may come at the expense of GDP per capita…and high house prices in Sydney and Melbourne.
While we continue to add 80,000 to 90,000 people to our largest cities each year, this represents a huge underlying demand for housing.
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Author: Aimee Carter
Edition: Paperback
Published: November 25, 2014
Publisher: HarlequinTeen
Pages: 304
Source: ARC provided by the publisher
Genre: Romance, Dystopia
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For the past two months, Kitty Doe's life has been a lie. Forced to impersonate the Prime Minister's niece, her frustration grows as her trust in her fake fiancé cracks, her real boyfriend is forbidden and the Blackcoats keep her in the dark more than ever.
But in the midst of discovering that her role in the Hart family may not be as coincidental as she thought, she's accused of treason and is forced to face her greatest fear: Elsewhere. A prison where no one can escape.
As one shocking revelation leads to the next, Kitty learns the hard way that she can trust no one, not even the people she thought were on her side. With her back against the wall, Kitty wants to believe she'll do whatever it takes to support the rebellion she believes in—but is she prepared to pay the ultimate price?
I finished reading Captive earlier today, around five in the morning. Up until now though (it's already three in the afternoon), I still couldn't figure out how I truly feel for this book. It wasn't a bad read but there was no excitement in me either.
I loved Pawn that I was left in awe after reading it. I wasn't expecting much from Captive but I wanted to read it as soon as possible. After that ending in Pawn, am pretty sure a lot of us wanted to know what happens next.
After Kitty accepted her new life as Lila Hart, she knew that she doesn't own her life anymore. She has to follow everything the legitimate Harts tell her to do, especially the new Prime Minister, Daxton Hart. After the failed assassination, Daxton acted as if he didn't remember anything so no one would suspect him but he let Kitty know. Kitty couldn't stand being kept in the dark and being treated as a pawn so she went on her way to prove she's something -- only to get people killed including those she truly cared about.
Captive, as opposed to Pawn, is a little more daring and packed with tension, blood and well, rebellion. The story smoothly transitioned and even have a ton of blood-curdling surprises. Honestly, the twists are somewhat predictable only if you know how these characters act. You can easily read between the lines. And what I loved dearly about it is that Carter succeeded in patching events and would still make you scream in the middle of the night. Predictable for me but I still loved how these predictions popped up in a totally surprising way.
Kitty surprised me as well. She's now braver and she's no longer afraid to get killed. And because of that, she took risks -- UTTERLY STUPID RISKS -- which cost lives. See that? Plural. LIVES. From page one up until the last chapter, SHE CONSISTENTLY DID STUPID THINGS even if she's told it would endanger people. LIKE, WHYYYYYYYY? And the worst part? She didn't stop making ridiculously stupid things even if she knows she would get her loved ones killed. She didn't care. All she cared for is to prove she is uncontrollable and she can make decisions on her own. She even revealed the Blackcoat's plan to someone she barely know just because she thought it would give the person hope. WTF, Kitty. IT WAS A REBELLION AND YOU DON'T GIVE OUT SENSITIVE INFORMATION TO OTHER PEOPLE. I cannot even express how freaking annoyed I was with her. She is unbelievably stupid, stupid, stupid.
I do not know why Carter made her that way but seriously, it wasn't fun to see her fuck everything up. But at least she did a few helpful things and found out information about who she is in the process. Consolation, I guess.
And what about Benjy? No character development? Forever underdog? When would he stand firm on his decisions? I don't like how he would just say yes to everything Kitty says without batting an eyelash. I appreciate the love he has for Kitty but he has to be tough and be a man. He's so..bland.
Thank you very much Carter for making Knox, Knox and Greyson, Greyson. They are the only characters left with rational thinking. Without these two, I would have stopped reading, I would have cried hard in a corner feeling so defeated that I couldn't like this book as much as I anticipated. But thankfully, they remained logical and didn't let emotions cloud their judgement. Thank you very much for making me trust Knox from Pawn until Captive and that trust didn't falter. I knew his heart, I guess. And that's what I adore about him. He tries so hard to keep his promises.
I wish I liked Captive just like how much I liked Pawn. I wish this action-filled sequel didn't have such stupid and stubborn female protagonist because it would have been perfect. A few mistakes can be tolerated but being consistent with it? That will never work for me. Queen, please be better.
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OLDHAM Council have expressed concerns that the two companies left in the bidding for the Metrolink Service now want to keep open the Mumps to Werneth line which was originally earmarked for closure.
The Council are keen to ensure that a route is provided through Oldham Town Centre and land around the Mumps to Werneth line is made available for redevelopment They fear retaining the Mumps to Werneth section will lead to a less frequent service through the town centre.
The new developments were discussed at this week's Executive meeting. The two remaining bidders, Manchester Tram Company (MTC) and Greater Manchester Tramways Ltd (GMTL) have until June 13 to fix the technical aspects of their bids. Greater Manchester Transport Executive will announce the preferred bidder in July. Both current bidders want to use the existing line between Werneth and Mumps so that the Metrolink can be started without any risk of further delay.
Oldham Council Leader, Cllr Richard Knowles said he didn't think the news was a threat to the whole project.
He said: "I wouldn't say it was a threat but any dilution of the route from the town centre means that Metrolink would have a far lower impact along the lines that we want. It is ultimately up to the contractors to decide whether to keep the existing route."
He added: "The reason why this council has wanted Metrolink to come into Oldham Town Centre is to improve public transport access to the town centre in terms of people going to work, going shopping and visiting the cultural quarter. With a route down Union Street, and a six-minute frequency service public transport will be better than ever and will be a major boost to Oldham's economy.
"Retaining the existing route between Werneth and Mumps would dilute that effect. It would also leave the existing viaduct in place. We want to free up land for development. Much land trapped by the line could be developed with direct access into Oldham Way if the railway line could be removed. What is required is a high frequency route through the town centre and we don't wish to see the existing route retained."
Executive Member on Environment and Transportation, Cllr Jim McCardle said: "If we continue to use the track from Werneth to Mumps the Metrolink won't serve the purpose it was designed for. The only route for the tram coming into Oldham from Werneth is the route already planned through the town centre. It is essential that the tram goes through Oldham, it is the key to economic regeneration and employment."
The bidders have given assurances that ordinary trains would continue on the line until conversion work starts. But Network Rail have now indicated that they require it to be closed after May 2004 which is a year before being needed by either bidder.
Cllr Knowles said: "National Rail's announcement came as a surprise but negotiations are taking place with GMPTE to extend the operation of the existing services beyond May 2004. We're hopeful that we will be able to extend it to at least a year longer, so that there is only a closure period of about 18 months for alterations."
The Council now intend to inform GMPTE and both bidders that they do not believe the Mumps to Werneth line should be used as this would have a detrimental effect on the town centre service.


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Hi, I'm Kimberly. Welcome to Red Shutters!
I'm a mom of two who lives in the Boston area. On this site, I write about work-life dilemmas, books, travel, parenting, family, life in the fourth decade, and things I find inspiring and interesting. Sometimes I even do crafts and bake or cook. But, most of all, Red Shutters is a place where I explore the themes of life: success, passion, fulfillment, and love.
Also on Red Shutters, you'll read about my experience with breast cancer. I was diagnosed in December 2015 and went through treatment during the months that followed. You can read these posts here.
A little about me:
- My favorite punctuation mark is the semi-colon; you can do so much with it. (What's your favorite?)
- I hate being late, but with two kids (a ten-year-old son, R, and a eight-year-old daughter, G), I don't control the clock anymore.
- I met my husband online, which makes me forever grateful to the founders of the Internet—and Match.com.
- I love books, yoga, a hot shower, and deep periwinkle hydragenas (and yes, if by now, you're thinking this page sounds a bit like a Match.com profile, I agree).
- I love to travel, and I'm two continents away from my goal of visiting all seven.
- I once slept overnight on the Great Wall of China.
- I learned to drive stick shift on a double decker bus at Walt Disney World.
- My surefire stress management tool is to read a design magazine while watching "The Great British Bake-off."
In my life outside of Red Shutters, I've worked for more than 25 years in the nonprofit field. I'm currently taking a sabbatical to figure out the next step in my career, and the time away from the office has been educational in many ways.
My ongoing (or, never-ending?) challenge is juggling. And, I mean juggling (not balancing as I gave up on balance a long time ago, though this post about work-life balance has me rethinking my terminology) family, marriage career, friends, and life.
You'll meet other people on Red Shutters, including my family:
- My husband, the best cook around, who can build and fix anything and who makes me laugh, cheers me on, and makes me very grateful I said yes to a second date.
- R, my ten-year-old son, who loves Legos, books, and the Red Sox, and whose primary ambition is to talk me into a trip to Legoland.
- G, my eight-year-old daughter, who has a big personality, the best hugs, and way too many stuffed animals.
Oh, and the name of this blog? From time to time, I'm asked why this blog is called Red Shutters. It's rather simple, actually. When I started writing, we lived in a house with red shutters, and I wanted a name that spoke to a place for me, a place that explained who I was. Not my name, mind you—something different but something that mattered to me. Many moons later, we live in another house—without shutters!—but the name still resonates.
Other places you can find my writing are here.
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The Essential New York Times Cookbook by Amanda Hesser
Aurorarama by Jean-Christophe Valtat
Ben Kafka on Craig Robertson's The Passport in America: The History of a Document
Great House by Nicole Krauss
Suzy Hansen on Stephen Kinzer's Reset: Iran, Turkey, and America's Future and Scott Peterson's Let the Swords Encircle Me: Iran—A Journey Behind the Headlines
Jonathan Franzen is, by his own account, a divided soul. "It turns out," he once wrote, "that I subscribe to two wildly different models of how fiction relates to its audience." One was the Status model: high art, genius, Flaubert; the other was the Contract model: accessibility, pleasure, the community of readers. Of the two things for which Franzen is most famous (other, of course, than The Corrections, his 2001 National Book Award–winning best seller), both were public controversies that erupted from this very self-division. The first was his 1996 Harper's essay that renounced the novel of cultural critique in favor of "writ[ing] fiction for the fun and entertainment of it," yet contrived to do so in a way that left him looking like exactly the kind of ideologue he didn't want to be mistaken for. The second may be dubbed l'affaire Oprah—Franzen's disinvitation by that redoubtable figure on a charge of aggravated elitism, in the course of which he came across as both a snob to the masses and a philistine to the literati. He couldn't seem to figure out where he wanted to the stand, and so, renouncing both the highbrow and the low, pleasing no one by trying to please everyone, he managed, in the most sincere and well-intentioned way, to strand himself inside a one-man DMZ that perfectly embodied his ambivalence.
Of this conflict and a series of cognate ones—emotional, political, even geographic—Franzen has fashioned his new book. Freedom centers on a love triangle. Walter is "the nicest guy in Minnesota," a lawyer and environmental activist who grew up the son of a martyred
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Can we get that in writing? We better
James M. Berklan
If you asked long-term care providers what their main concern is, you would think it would be "patient care," right? It turns out, that's not reality. Most providers, it appears, are consumed by documentation.
That's right: filling out forms. Not managing, not taking care of revenue or reimbursement, not regulations and compliance. Documentation — though I suppose it could be argued that documentation intersects with each of the other topics.
Still, it seems like a lousy pre-occupation when your business involves tending to frail, mostly elderly people trusted to your care.
Yet the No. 1 challenge listed in a polling of more than 1,200 providers was "documentation." In fact, 21% who visited the Harmony Healthcare International website in 2014 said it was their biggest challenge. The other categories were: denied claims (12.1%), census (11.9%), business operations (11.6%), education and training (10.8%), revenue/reimbursement (10.7%), management (7.1%), patient care (6.9%) and regulatory/compliance (6.1%).
"Line" level workers (23.4%) clear and away were most concerned about documentation, compared with just 13.4% at the C-level (administrators, CEOs, owners). That's not surprising, considering who has to actually fill out endless MDS and nursing evaluation forms. But it's something bosses should take to heart.
The "Harmony Healthcare International 2015 Post-Acute Care Trends Report," which was released last week, says C-suiters are more concerned about census (18.8%) and business operations (17.8%), as they probably should be. They better be focused on the future direction of the entire ship. But they also better realize their workforce is under a lot of pressure over documentation.
The study also showed that frontliners place "educations and training" at a much higher worry level than the C-suite does (11.6% to 6.9%). The savvy top manager will remember that, and not only at annual employee appraisal time.
The full implications of the report are hard to lock in. Some might point out that visitors to a website for a company specializing in compliance matters would naturally be worried about documentation demands. But Harmony Healthcare lists "compliance, reimbursement, operations and denied claims appeal consulting" as its primary points of emphasis— not documentation, per se.
Concerns about documentation, however, were pervasive across most cross-sections of respondents. Every geographic region except the Pacific Northwest (where "education and training" was top vote-getter) named documentation the most urgent challenge. The most dominant showing overall was with first-year employees, where 37% said documentation was their biggest concern.
What I find perhaps most remarkable is that "patient care" as a No. 1 concern never rises above 8.4% for any of the responding groups. In fact, for most groups, the percentage was significantly lower. Is this because providers are so confident in their direct care? Or is it because they're being so distracted by non-patient care tasks? Maybe a little of both?
Kris Mastrangelo, Harmony Healthcare's president and CEO, comes away with one indisputable conclusion: The study "indicates that our industry is still very focused on the day-to-day tasks of getting the job done."
She added that she believes provider priorities will shift more toward compliance and education in 2015.
Something says, however, that deep documentation worries aren't going to fade away any time soon. That might be a sad commentary on providers — but when it comes down to it, an even worse reflection of those who regulate them.
James M. Berklan is McKnight's Editor. Follow him @JimBerklan.


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New Car Sales Manager
Job added: 30 December 2015
Salary : £35,000 pa basic, £70k pa OTE + tax-efficient car & benefits
Job Type : Permanent
Reference : NCSM-2212FN
Renault Retail Group seeks an experienced motor retail Sales Manager to join our Birmingham branch's Nissan Franchise.
Based at our dealership in Digbeth (B12) the remit will involve management of the new retail Nissan sales team and respective processes. The product portfolio is enviable and includes the entire range of Nissan passenger vehicles, light commercial vehicles, electric vehicles (Leaf and eNV200 van) and performance-tuned NISMO cars.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a management-level candidate to join a manufacturer-owned group. Candidates must have a substantial track record in automotive sales management roles in order to be considered.
Duties and Responsibilities include:
Managing all aspects of the new car sales process according to budgets, company standards and manufacturer targets
Management and development of the sales team
Managing F&I, add-on sales and the customer second-facing processes
Stock management
Dealership presentation, display and local marketing
Achieving targets on sales, customer satisfaction/recommendation and profit
For this high-profile role the successful candidate will be/have:
Eligibility to work in the UK and hold a full valid UK Driving License
Employed as a Motor Retail Sales Manager within their current organisation
A proven track record in exceeding new car sales targets
In return we offer a basic salary of £35,000 pa, bonus scheme with OTE £70,000 pa, company car from day 1, tax-efficient company car after 1 month's service, business and private fuel and mobile phone. Fringe benefits including pension, annual leave entitlement and health care.
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Senior Leadership
Henry Williams
Senior Pastor
Leading a church that helps people come to know and ultimately fall more deeply in love with God and other people is Henry's greatest passion. Henry is a graduate of Northwestern University (St. Paul, MN), Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and Boston University (Doctor of Ministry). He and his wife, Lois, have two married sons and two granddaughters. Henry enjoys watching NFL football with Lois on lazy Sunday afternoons (go Vikes!), eating interesting food with friends, fly fishing (a new passion), playing Settlers of Catan, drinking Cuban coffee (Henry is half Cuban), reading, and watching movies. Henry has an aversion to churchiness, bland food, chores around the house, high humidity (even though he grew up in Miami), and working on Friday nights.
CONTACT: firstname.lastname@example.com
BLOG: henry-williams.net
Brian is the brains of the business operation here at Five Oaks. He works diligently to ensure Five Oaks can carry out its mission through effective planning and implementation to reach our goals. Brian attended Bethel University in Arden Hills, MN as well as Washington University in St. Louis, MO and has a degree in Electrical Engineering. He and his wife, Karen, live in Stillwater with their three kids: Lauren, Annika, and Carson. In his spare time, Brian dreams about snowmobiling in the mountains of Colorado and Wyoming.
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Dave Casmer
Business Administrator
Dave is happiest when he has the opportunity to make things more efficient and effective, whether it is with budgeting and finances, facilities, or other organizational areas. As Business Administrator, he is responsible for our day-to-day business operations. A mathematics degree from Carleton College and training as an actuary led to a consulting career with corporate clients on business planning, finance, and human resources issues. He later managed those areas for a local non-profit organization. Dave and his wife, Debra, live in Woodbury, and are blessed to have five children and seven grandchildren, all living less than an hour away. Much of their free time is spent enjoying time with family or getting into the woods or out on the water to relax.
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Jennifer Clemens
Executive Director of Connections
Jennifer Clemens hails from the land of the Pittsburgh Steelers, but she has embraced her Minnesota home in the past ten years. She lives in Woodbury with her husband, two kids, hamster and Puggle. Her background is in Psychology and Communications, which causes her to offer advice on any subject under the sun (solicited and unsolicited).
If you feel a nudge to start serving at Five Oaks, Jennifer is your go-to person to get started. As our Executive Director of Connections, she will help you find the best serving match to lift your spirits and lift others at Five Oaks.
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John Eiselt
Family & Discipleship Pastor
Journeying with families to discover the story of God at every age and stage is one of John's greatest passions. John is a Chipotle fanatic and can often be found squirreled away in a corner somewhere eating a burrito. John and his wife Jill have three kids, Logan, Bennett, and Eden.
John has a Social Work degree from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, and a Master's degree in Theology from Fuller Seminary. John spent 10 years in full time ministry with Young Life here in the Twin Cities as well as in the Eau Claire area, and most recently served as High School Pastor at Jacob's Well Church in Eau Claire.
In his spare time, when he's not eating a burrito, John enjoys cycling, running, manicuring his yard, DIY projects with Jill and most importantly, "scootering" with his daughter and playing backyard home run derby with his sons.
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Peg Benson
Communications Manager / Ministry Assistant
Peg takes care of our communication process and helps our community stay connected and engaged with God's mission at Five Oaks. Peg also supports Brian Burquest and keeps the Executive Team on track with scheduling and support. Peg has a degree in psychology from Gustavus Adolphus College and a Masters of Education from the University of Minnesota.
Peg and her husband, Chris (or Benny to most), live in Woodbury with their 3 boys — Sam, Nate and Matt, and their two dogs, Molly and Jake. Peg has a teaching background. Despite being a grammar nerd, she loves people, coffee, chocolate, reading, and all things outdoors — cheering for the boys' teams, hiking in the woods, and especially getting away with family and friends to their cabin in Wisconsin for some water fun or snow play.
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Two separate car accidents on Farmington road that left one girl fatally wounded and another seriously injured.
The first accident happened at about 4 p.m. when Janae Doby, 17, was struck while walking on the sidewalk. Witnesses say that the driver, Bradley Gray, 25, was fishtailing just prior to hitting her on the sidewalk. Doby was left with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Gray tried to flee the scene of the accident on foot when two citizens stopped him. He was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated, felony hit and run, third-degree assault, reckless endangering, and reckless driving. He is being held at the Washington County Jail on $20,000 bail.
The second accident occurred around 5:30 p.m. when Kylie Hornych, 11, was playing in her front yard. According to reports, the driver who hit Hornych, David Herman, 59, had hit a Jeep Wrangler only a few moments earlier at another location. He was driving down Farmington after that collision at a high speed, witnesses said, when he struck Hornych in her front yard.
The police did not find any signs of impairment and Herman was not immediately charged with a crime. He was taken to the hospital for testing and the investigation continues after this tragic collision.
Di Bartolomeo Law Office, P.C., sends our best wishes for a full and fast recovery to Janae Doby. To the family of Kylie Hornych, we send our deepest condolences for this tragic and unexpected loss.


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Deworming Your Adult Dog
You're off to a healthy start and dewormed your pup from 2 to 8 weeks? Good!
But did you know almost all dogs will host some type of internal parasite like worms at some stage of their lives which is why it is so important to follow a regular deworming schedule for your adult dog.
Dogs get worms when they:
- Eat infected soil
- Are infected with fleas: Flea larvae feed on tapeworm eggs which continue to mature inside fleas. When your pet digests a mature flea, the tapeworm egg, still living inside the flea, hatches inside your pet's intestines where it is free to grow and reproduce.
- Come into contact with other animals' faeces (always take a bag and pick up when you visit parks!)
Protect your best friend and your family from unwanted worms with these Bob Martin Tips
- Remove all faeces from your garden at least once a day
- Cover your child's sandpit when not in use
- Don't feed your pets raw meat
- Maintain clean and dry quarters for your best friend
- Teach your children good hygiene routines such as always washing their hands after they play with Rambo
- Keep fleas under control
- Use a deworming program like Bob Martin Vetcare Easy-to-use Dewormers for Dogs.
How often should I deworm my adult dog?
Treat your dog at 12, 16 and 24 weeks of age. After that deworm adult dogs every 3 months as a precaution. If you see signs of worms before the next 3 monthly treatment is due, re-dose and continue to deworm your dog every 3 months. It can be useful to put reminders on your calendar so you don't forget!


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The smell of asphalt was as pleasant as perfume to Gene Layton, who swabbed hot tar on a roof. An ex-pro football player, Layton loomed as a specter amid the telephone wires--6-foot-5, 250 pounds, bare-chested, with a shirt draped over his head to shield him from the sun.
"Hotter than the grease you use to pop popcorn," Layton said, dipping his mop into the steaming kettle at a Lomita apartment complex last week. Only shorts and knee-high socks protected him from the splatter.
From early morning to mid-afternoon, this is how Layton makes a living.
Then he drives his truck to Wilson High School in Long Beach and makes an impression.
Waiting at Wilson, where Layton is a volunteer football coach in charge of defensive linemen, would be close to a dozen players he has coached since they were in the sixth grade, children of the inner city who he has guided through adolescence.
But first the roof had to be repaired.
"I like this kind of work. There's no phones and nobody messes with you, you know what I mean?" Layton said as his workers, spreading gravel, hustled to keep up with him. Although Layton owns the business (Bonded Roof Construction of Torrance), he does much of the dirty work himself.


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Billy Childish
The Drinker
by Billy Childish
Oil painting, c. 1996.
Description by Billy Childish of this painting specifically to accompany this release of the file:
"This is a painting influenced by my experience of twenty years of alcoholism and the novel, "The Drinker" by Hans Fallada.
Fallada has also been a big influence on my prose work, particularly the novel, "Sex Crimes of the Futcher."
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