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Easycar Italia Genova Airport is just one of several Easycar rental stations within the greater Genoa metropolitan area. Within the city there are three more Easycar Italia rental stations, where cars can be picked up or dropped off. At the airport, passengers will find the Easycar Italia rental counter within the arrivals area of the terminal building, just behind the tourist information stand.
Passengers wishing to hire a car for their stay in Italy should consider booking in advance, as this will not only avoid disappointment on the day, if a particular model or make of vehicle is required, but will also ensure that customers can take advantage of "early reservations" discounts. Throughout the year customers can enjoy excellent special offers; at present Easycar promotes car hire with 10% off discounts in various European locations.
For bookings or enquiries customers should visit Easycar Italia car hire Genoa Airport at their official website at www.EasycarItalia.it, tel +39 010 898 5591, mobile +39 373 784 6549 or visit the company's international site at www.easycar.com.
Easycar Italy Genova Airport offer a general online booking discount, free cancellation within 24 hours of booking, provided the pickup date is 48 hours or more in advance, unlimited mileage, third party liability insurance, collision damage waiver, vehicle licensing fee, location surcharges like airport taxes and theft protection as part of the deal with every rental contract.
The Easycar Italia fleet consists of several different categories. There are cars from the mini, economy, compact, family, estate, MPV, full size, premium, convertible and special categories available.
A typical mini car would be the Smart Fortwo or similar, with room for 2 passengers and one suitcase. The 3 door vehicle has air conditioning and is ideal for two people wishing to explore Genoa city's many wonderful shops. Easy to drive, economical to run and pretty nifty when it comes to parking, the Smart Fortwo is a great bargain at £130.08 for 7 days. The minimum driver age for this car is 23.
The Fiat Panda is a 3 door car with air conditioning seating up to 4 people and providing space for one suitcase at a bargain price of £130.08 for 7 days. Spacious, but cheap in running costs, this vehicle is rightly in the Economy class.
Slightly larger still and a little, but not much more expensive is the Nissan Micra, a 4-door vehicle with room for up to 4 people and two suitcases in the boot. This car or similar can be hired from Easycar Italia Genova Airport from £148.94.
In the Compact class customers will find the 4-door Fiat Bravo or similar, a car with air-conditioning and space for up to 5 people and 2 suitcases. Although this is a larger car, the driver's minimum age requirement is still only 23.
The next step up in size in the Compact category is the Peugeot 308 1.6 or similar, a 5-door vehicle with air conditioning, space for up to 5 people and one large suitcase. For this car drivers need to be at least 25-years-old. In the Intermediate category customers can hire the Audi A3 or Nissan Quasqai, the former can seat 5 people and has room for 4 pieces of luggage and the latter can seat 5 passengers and has room for 3 pieces of luggage. The minimum driver's age for both vehicles is 25 years.
Easycar Italia car hire Genoa Airport has several estate cars on offer, suitable for families and travellers with lots of luggage. The Vauxhall Astra 1.4, Peugeot 508, Alfa Romeo 159 and Volvo V70 all vary slightly in size and therefore in price, but offer great choice and comfort for groups of people exploring Italy's beautiful Ligura region using Genoa as their base.
For further information about Easycar Italia Genova Airport, please consult the company's websites as per the above link.
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Sizzlin'! If a beach break is the order of the day, a Benalmadena hen party is the way forward. Located between Fuengirola and Torremolinos, this wildly popular resort is generally regarded as a touch classier than her sisters.
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Welcome to Holland Township, Goodwood. Within the township's borders lies a few small towns and villages that for the most part, remain unnamed. Here is one of them, which sprung up around the local chemical factory. The windmill is slated to be moved and replaced by a larger wind farm that is under construction in another area of the township. The locals are not too fond of having one this close to town.
Here is the town of Holland, the largest within the township. Here you can see the train station and part of Main Street. Here you can see the commuter train heading towards neighboring Sydney.
Here is a part of the Highway and rail between the two towns, along with the power lines connecting them. Traffic on the highway is a bit light, most of the travelers take the train.


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Set on the banks of the Lake of the Ozarks, this polished, lodge-style golf resort is 4 miles from Ha Ha Tonka State Park and 7 miles from Bridal Cave. Unfussy rooms feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs; some offer pull-out sofas and/or balconies with golf course views. Cottages add kitchens, washer/dryers, and patios or decks. Villas set along the golf course have 3 bedrooms and BBQ facilities, and can sleep up to 10 guests. There's restaurants, an 18-hole golf course, a spa and a marina.
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Rent a boat, kayak or paddleboard. Golf on our championship courses, or relax at Spa Shiki, one of the top spas in the Midwest. From our restaurants to meeting spaces...from breathtaking views of the Lake of the Ozarks to our unique artwork and beautiful Japanese gardens…you'll discover Lodge hospitality and distinction throughout the waterfront resort.
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Saturday marked our first full day in Barcelona. At 10 am we met up for a Spanish Civil War tour.
It was ranked #4 for activities on Trip Advisor and had some fantastic reviews...
"What a way to revisit the Barcelona of the civil war period. Nick's knowledge and his sense of the drama of the time are brilliantly imparted in this entertaining and very moving tour of significant sites near the Rambla, and Gothic Quarter relating to the period. His use of quotations (often from memory) and photos and even sound recordings greatly enhances the journey back in time, and his knowledge on the subject is encyclopaedic. If you want to do more than scratch the surface of tourist spots in Barcelona, this tour is for you"
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Nick truly was a fantastic tour guide. It didn't really even feel like a typical tour- much more informal, and much more interesting! I loved the way he would use modern technology to bring back to life the events during that time. My favorite was the recording of the revolutionary song he played while walking along the Las Ramblas.
Here's Nick using his iPad to show pictures of the church before, during, and after the war.
Some of my favorite pictures of Barcelona were taken during this tour!
The tour concluded at a bar where everyone stops for drinks, a little air conditioning, and a mini Q&A session. After the tour was officially over we stopped by a tapas bar and had a quick lunch. We then made our way over to the La Sagrada Familia. We didn't do the tour inside simply because there wasn't enough time in the day.


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Take Hart: Morph IS Back But Not As We Know Him!
The loveable squidgy icon who made his debut in 1977 on the children's TV show Take Hart, will be gracing our screens once again after almost 40 years.
There's always been a debate over whether he was modelled from clay or plasticine, but this time round Morph gets a very modern makeover as he makes a come back in app form.
The enduring appeal of the little blobby man who featured in many of our childhoods has meant that Sky has commissioned new episodes of the well loved BBC TV hit, Morph, for their kids app. The plan is that kids will create their own characters and play along at home.
Read more: Sabrina The Teenage Witch Will Be Back!
It's heartwarming to think that a new generation of kids whose parents will remember the diminutive blobby man and his sidekick Chas, will grow up loving these characters.
Their rise to fame was meteoric as they originally had bit parts on the art programme, Take Hart and lived in a pencil box but went on to star in their very own show, aptly entitled Morph.
Great news! @aardman has teamed up with @SkyUK for new Morph adventures on the #SkyApp! https://t.co/XLv4Pg4ha3 pic.twitter.com/YbTremaZpG— Morph (@AmazingMorph) March 30, 2016
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He got around a bit, did our Morph!
Coasteering in Pembrokeshire with @AmazingMorph - rather him than me! pic.twitter.com/uM5yXMdxvt— Peter Lord (@PeteLordAardman) March 30, 2016
Even through he was brought to life way before t'internet it's incredible to think that this little legend lives on in the digital age.


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Tulip Time Art In Bloom Top 20 Finalists Announced
Contact: Susan Zalnis
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Holland, MI – October 24, 2017, Tulip Time (www.tuliptime.com) and the Holland Area Arts Council (www.hollandarts.org) are pleased to announce the 2018 Art in Bloom Poster Competition Top 20 finalists.
Each year a work of art is selected for the official Tulip Time Festival poster. Artists from the region create and submit their images which are then judged by a local art expert. This year's submissions were reviewed by Rich Evenhouse of Next Creative Co. in Holland. This year there were a total of 99 submittals from 47 artists. The artists and artwork listed below were selected as this year's Top 20:
Cindy Awrey – Breeze
Cindy Awrey – Together
Cindy Bender – Colorswept
Elizabeth Bombara – Delft Parrots
Susan Day Martell – Petal Power
Carole Hunnes-Nielsen – The Best of the Bunch
Karen Johnson – Yellow Tulip
Karen Johnson – Red Tulip
Karyn Klukos – Line Dance
Andrea Lucas-Martin – Semper Augustus
Marsha Marier – Morning Mist
Marsha Marier - Scattered
Randall Nyhof – Dutch Heritage
Gail Rutgers – Tulip Trio
Andrew Snyder – The Power of One
Carolyn Stich – The Bold and The Beautiful
Tanya Vanden Bosch – Princess Irene
Mary Westrate – Free Spirits
Mary Westrate – Tulip Kaleidoscope
Tonya Woods – Parade Rest
The winner of the 2018 Tulip Time Festival Poster will be selected by representatives from both Tulip Time and the Holland Area Arts Council. The Top 20 artists and their works will be featured at First Bloom, a special unveiling reception held in February where the winner will be announced. The remaining 19 finalists' original works will be placed on display at the Holland Area Arts Council from May 5 through May 12 inviting the public to participate in the Viewers' Choice Awards by voting for their favorite image. Cash prizes will be awarded on May 12 to the top three works of art with the most votes.
Tulip Time expresses their gratitude to Alpenrose Restaurant, Collective Idea, Coppercraft Distillery, Fris Downtown, Lighthouse Group and Next Creative Co. for their support of this event.
View the Top 20 works on Tulip Time's website at www.tuliptime.com or on the Holland Area Arts Council website at www.hollandarts.org.
The Tulip Time Festival will be held May 5 – 13, 2018. A Festival Preview offering highlights of the 2018 program will be available in November. Full festival details will be available in the Spring Festival Guide published in March 2018.
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Right click taskbar > properties > 'start menu' tab >
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NewTek Integration Videos NewTek TriCaster with Live stream Drone Footage
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We have had so many customer reach out to us about live streaming drones after our first video which featured the Epiphan Pearl. Customers were asking "Can you only live stream Drones with the Epiphan Pearl?" No! You can definitely use the NewTek TriCasters and that's why we created this video.
Just imagine the possibilities of live streaming drones and the ability to capture aerial footage. For this demonstration we used a HD-SDI connection to the TriCaster 460 and used a HavaVision HDMI to HD-SDI off of the DJI Phantom 3 Drone. This was a fun example of putting together multiple technologies including a PTZOptics 12X-SDI camera we used to record this video!
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Louis Garneau Cycling Wind Screen
We like alternatives to cars (walking, cycling, public transportation), so we are always looking for ways to make them more convenient and attractive. A good example of that is the Transtrap. The device itself is not particularly green, but it makes using crowded public transportation easier and more comfortable, so the end result is quite eco-friendly. Another item that in itself might not be particularly green but can make life without a car easier (for cyclists, in this case) is this windscreen by Louis Garneau (a famous Canadian cyclist and cyclewear maker, also famous for putting his arm around Elizabeth II). "This clear polycarbonate windscreen installs quickly and easily with Velcro to most helmets on the market. Helmet not included. Made in Canada." Some people might prefer traditional glasses, but this probably would give better visibility and protection.
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Dalian Menew Food Co., Ltd.
Information about the company tested and proven on-site.
Company-supplier verification services: China Credit Information Service (P.R.C.) Ltd. [CCIS (PRC)]
Business license (registration number): 210200000145974
Date of issue of the license: 2006-01-25
License expiration date: 2016-01-24
The registered capital of the company: RMB 500,000
Company Name: Dalian Menew Food Co., Ltd.
Country / Territory: China (Mainland)
Registered address: 3-2-1, No. 11, Fangxin Park, Ganjingzi Dist., Dalian, Liaoning, China (Mainland)
Year of Incorporation: 2006
Authorized Legal Representative / CEO: Zenghuang Qu
Legal Forms of Business: Limited Liability Company
Issuing Authority: Dalian City Administration for Industry and Commerce
Business Type: Manufacturer, Trading Company
Operational Address: Rm. 1006, No. 37, Renmin Road, Zhongshan Dist., Dalian, Liaoning, China (Mainland)
Full Name of Applicant: Mr. Yun Zhang
Department of the Company: Finance Dept.
Position in company: Accountant
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Set on a 609m2 elevated allotment within an easy walk to the Rockhampton Hospital and with panoramic views. This classic spacious high set home with gyprock interior features 3 bedrooms all with built-ins and ceiling fans, good kitchen, a dining room, a separate lounge, and bathroom.
The lower level has excellent height, concrete stumps, a modern enclosed laundry, a double garage and storage space.
This home is well fenced and comes complete with front and back patios, security screens on windows and doors and good internal paint work.
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Monday in Cincinnati during her interview with CBS's Charlie Rose, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was "the most dangerous, reckless approach to president that I think we have ever seen."
Clinton said, "No self discipline, no self control, no sense of history, no understanding of the limits of the kind of power that any president should impose upon himself, he has shown none of that. 'Let's return to torture and you know what? I will order the America military to commit war crime.' What he has laid out is the most dangerous, reckless approach to president that I think we have ever seen."
Rose asked, "The most dangerous man ever to run for president of the United States."
Clinton said, "I believe that."
She added, "I have a very clear sense of what we can do that will actually produce results—not just demagogic rhetoric but real results."
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A firm has been fined £20,000 after it pleaded guilty at court to failing to guard a bandsaw which severed an employee's fingers.
Chesterfield Magistrates' Court heard on Wednesday, January 24, how shop team leader Anthony Baker, 52, of Darley Dale, had been wiping away metal filings at Firth Rixson Forgings Ltd, in Darley Dale, when his glove was pulled under the blade which severed two fingers to the first knuckle on his right hand.
HSE inspector Berian Price, prosecuting, said: "This involved a saw with a continuous moving blade. It caught the glove and brought his fingers into contact with the saw blade which was not guarded. The company failed to ensure measures were taken to prevent access to a dangerous part of machinery - namely the blade. This was a serious failure by Firth Rixson and Mr Baker sustained injuries and others were exposed to similar dangers."
The court heard how Firth Rixson had failed to guard four of its blades despite available guidance to do so and had failed to take protective measures.
Mr Price highlighted the seriousness of Mr Baker's injuries after the accident in May, 2011, the potential for harm to others, the degree of risk and the number of unguarded blades as aggravating features.
Defence solicitor Stuart Ponting said: "Firth Rixson are an old and well respected business and pride themselves on the way they look after employees. Their industry poses many hazards and they have to work tirelessly to eliminate risks."
He added the company, which pleaded guilty to breaching health and safety regulations by failing to fix guards on four machines, holds safety meetings and inspections, has since fitted guards and claimed the only way Mr Baker could have come into contact with the blade was if he leaned forward.
Magistrates fined Firth Rixson £20,000 and ordered the company to pay £5,894 legal costs.


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Blog by Doreen Nyeko
Doreen joined Boxfusion as a Business Application Consultant, arriving with three years previous experience at an award-wining marketing agency. She specialises in the implementation of Oracle Sales Cloud, but has gained particular strengths in projects involving both Sales Cloud and Oracle CPQ Cloud.
Oracle CPQ Cloud and Sales Cloud integration: Integration files (part three)
Posted by Doreen Nyeko on Mon, Mar 27, 2017 @ 1:33 PM
This blog post is the third in a series of technical blogs exploring a few interesting scenarios that you may come across if you decide to integrate Oracle Configure, Price and Quote (CPQ) Cloud and Oracle Sales Cloud. If you'd like to read the previous posts within this series, please click the links below:
Part one – Lead to Quote: An introduction to Oracle CPQ Cloud and Sales Cloud integration
Part two – Oracle CPQ Cloud and Sales Cloud integration: SSO
Please note: CPQ Cloud has the ability to make and receive REST calls and Sales Cloud release 11 offers a REST API with most of the functionality of the SOAP web services. This differs from the standard integration with CPQ, which relies on SOAP (at the time of writing), therefore integration of the REST API function will require additional software.
How Web Services Work with Integration
The out-of-the-box integration between Oracle Sales Cloud and CPQ Cloud relies on CPQ Cloud sending changes back to Sales Cloud using the built-in Sales Cloud SOAP web services. For this reason, understanding Sales Cloud web services is vital for a seamless integration to CPQ Cloud. This is especially the case if you need to extend it to include information stored in custom fields in either application as part of the integration, or for any custom behaviour you need to factor in. For example, if your Opportunities or Opportunity Revenue lines have custom required fields such as Notes or Description, you can edit the integration to allow users to write descriptions on the CPQ transaction lines, then send the values from CPQ to Sales Cloud, providing the required information in both systems. This will also prevent changes to the Sales Cloud Opportunity being blocked, due to required fields not being populated.
The following is an extremely lightweight and simplified description outlining why SOAP web services play such an important part in the integration.
Sales Cloud does not actively trigger SOAP web service calls to send information to CPQ Cloud. Instead, Oracle Sales Cloud triggers SAML requests which direct users to different parts of the CPQ Cloud application. The most common places to which it will direct users are the areas for creating a new quote and editing existing quotes linked to the Opportunity. All SOAP web service calls in this integration are triggered by CPQ.
Fig 1: Simplified diagram from Oracle documentation showing flow of web service calls
CPQ Cloud can use SOAP web services to create, read, update or delete (i.e. CRUD operations) records on most objects in Sales Cloud. Oracle provides detailed documentation about the available SOAP web services in Sales Cloud via their website, which you can access by clicking here.
For each operation you will have to define a separate integration in CPQ, even if you are using two different operations from the same object web service. This is because each operation requires an individual SOAP request. Below is a summary table detailing what you require for a standard integration. However, during implementation, there is the option to define additional web service calls to other Sales Cloud objects.
Fig. 2: Table indicating standard operations required for integration of CPQ Cloud and Sales Cloud
These SOAP requests can be triggered to be called when certain actions or buttons are clicked in CPQ Cloud, or when CPQ Cloud transactions are opened.
Data Transformation
Once you have defined which SOAP web services and operations will be used, you need to design the XSLT files which will dynamically build the SOAP requests. SOAP is based on XML, and for each request a packet of information written in XML needs to be generated before being sent to Sales Cloud. XSLT is used to read the values of attributes in CPQ and to map these to the SOAP XML request, in the format required by Sales Cloud. (From this point onwards you will benefit from possessing working knowledge of how to edit and manipulate XML and XSLT files and you should be comfortable with XPath.)
For integration web services, CPQ Cloud provides its transaction data in XML format. This is so that the XSLT files created for the integration can extract the information they need and transform it in to the correct format to form a SOAP request.
Below is an example of XLST script generating a SOAP request for a READ operation (getOpportunity). It pulls the value of the Opportunity ID from the CPQ transaction and uses this to build a SOAP request:
Fig. 3: An example of XLST script generating a SOAP request for getOpportunity
After the SOAP packet is sent to Sales Cloud, an XML response is sent back to CPQ Cloud. The information in the response packet will vary depending on the original SOAP packet sent, but it can include useful information such as the Sales Cloud IDs of newly created Revenue Lines, or values of all of the fields in the specified Opportunity. CPQ allows for XLST files to be designed to read these XML responses and save the information in CPQ attributes. For example, in the response packet from the getOpportunity operation, you can use XSLT to read the name of the Opportunity and save the value in a custom attribute on the transaction in CPQ Cloud called 'Opportunity Name'.
CPQ will define basic default versions of the XLST transformations for each standard integration including the Parts and Account integrations, but it is highly likely that you will need to make some modifications in order for the integration to meet your specific use case.
By default, the standard integration will only pull information from the following fields from Sales Cloud to CPQ Cloud: (Opportunity) Name, PrimaryContactLastName, PrimaryContactFirstName, OptyNumber, PrimaryOrganizationId, OwnerResourcePartyId & CurrencyCode.
If you would like to view information from custom Sales Cloud fields in CPQ, or standard fields like Sales Stage, the title/salutation of the Primary Contact etc., you need to modify the integration XSLT files or in cases such as the Primary Contact title, define a new integration in CPQ using a relevant web service.
Hopefully this short post was helpful in understanding how data flows between Sales Cloud and CPQ Cloud. Please keep an eye out on the main series post, 'Lead to Quote: An introduction to CPQ Cloud and Sales Cloud integration', for further updates relating to this blog series.
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Boxfusion Consulting boasts a deep knowledge of the Oracle CX Cloud technology (including CPQ Cloud and Sales Cloud) and offer expert advice and implementation services supported by constant engagement with Oracle's product roadmap team. A specialised Oracle partner, particularly recognised by our skills and expertise in Cloud CX, we have deep expertise in the Oracle Sales Cloud and CPQ Cloud integration architecture and can help you implement all applications successfully with your existing systems.
If you're interested in finding out more about Oracle CPQ Cloud features, or the benefits and opportunities that come with Oracle Service Cloud or Sales Cloud integration, call us on +44 203 283 4315 or contact us here
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Structure and functions of the COMESA Competition Commission
Structure of the Commission
The institutions mandated to enforce the Regulations are the Commission established under Article 6 of the Regulations and the Board of Commissioners established under Article 12 of the Regulations. The Commission is mandated to monitor and investigate possible breaches of the Regulations and to report its findings to the Board for decision.
The Board is the supreme policy and adjudicative body of the Commission, with the mandate to make decisions on cases referred to it by the Commission and determines the appropriate remedies to address the prohibited practices.
Composition and Functions of the Board of Commissioners
Pursuant to Article 13 of the Regulations, the Board shall consist of not less than nine (9) and not more than thirteen (13) Commissioners appointed by Council on the recommendation of the Secretary General. Currently the Board consists of 9 members whose details are in table 1 below. The meetings of the Board are work driven although there is an effort that they meet at least once every quarter.
Among the functions outlined under Article 15 of the Regulations, the Board may:
- issue determination on anti restrictive business practices;
- adjudicate and make an order on any other matter concerning the Regulations.
- appeals from decisions made by the committee responsible for initial determination,
- make any ruling or order necessary or incidental to the performance of its function in the Regulations,
- recommend to the Council Rules, forms, fees, etc necessary or expedient for the purposes of implementing the Regulations.
In accordance with Article 13 of the Regulations, the Chairperson appoints an ad hoc Committee of Initial Determination (CID) to make decisions on notifications and complaints received by the Commission
Table: List of the Current Board of Commissioners
|Name of Commissioner
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|Commissioner Mathews Chikankheni
|Commissioner Thabisile Pearl Langa
|Vice Chairman
|Commissioner Ali Mohamed Afkada
|Commissioner Amira Abdel Ghaffar Mohomed
|Commissioner Merkebu Zeleke Sime
|Commissioner Francis Wangombe Kariuki
|Commissioner Georges Emmanuel Jude Tirant
|Commissioner Patrick Okilangole
|Commissioner Chilufya Sampa
Staff of the Commission
The Commission is headed by the Director appointed by Council pursuant to Article 9 of the Regulations. The Director is responsible for administering the affairs of the Commission, funds and property and for performing any other duties arising from the Regulations. The Director with the approval of the Board may appoint other staff members as may be necessary to the due administration of the Regulations. The Commission is made up of three divisions, namely:
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Enforcement & Exemptions
- Legal Services and Compliance
- Administration and Finance


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Related to spaghetti: spaghetti sauce, spaghetti and meatballs, fettuccine, Spaghetti carbonara
spaghetti western
A usually low-budget cowboy film set in the American West but filmed in a European country, especially Italy. A: "What kind of movie do you want to watch tonight?" B: "How about a spaghetti western?"
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Hello fellow Rotarians! It is an honor to be your District Governor and I look forward to meeting as many of you as I can during my club visits and tenure as District Governor.
The month of August is a month in the Rotary calendar that focuses on Membership and honestly, there is no more important issue in Rotary North America today than membership. Rotary International, in acknowledgement of this issue, has via the Council of Legislation created a lot of flexibility in the ways clubs operate to accommodate the changes in people's lifestyles. These flexibilities are prominent in when, where and how clubs meet and the types of membership clubs can offer. Let us continue to utilize these options to start an upward membership growth trend in our clubs and district. Many resources can be found at https://my.rotary.org/en/learning-reference/learn-topic/membership .
An award/recognition program will be initiated to reward the top 5 clubs in the district with per capita growth in the first half of this Rotary year (July – December 2018) as well as an awards/recognition program for the top 10 Rotarian sponsors in the district. Exact details will be communicated to all members after the first quarterly board meeting.
My simple tip for membership recruitment is to just ASK! Don't presume, or assume, just ASK!
Have a fabulous August and God bless you all as you continue to selflessly serve!
|From District Governor Kola Alayande
Craig Burnett Confirmed District Governor for 2020-21
Oshkosh Southwest Rotary Club member Craig Burnett will serve as District 6270 Governor for the 2020-2021 Rotary Year. His selection was confirmed at the District 6270 Annual Meeting on May 4, 2018. Craig served as Assistant Governor for Area B in 2015-18 and as Oshkosh Southwest club president during 2008-09, having joined Rotary in 1999. Craig received his club's Rotarian of the Year award in 2003. He is a volunteer mediator for the Winnebago Conflict Resolution Center and co-organizer of the TEDx Oshkosh Conference. Craig is the owner of the Oshkosh-based web consulting and development firm Clareo Consulting, LLC, and is married to his wife Heidi, who is a veterinarian.
|From the Nominating Committee
June is Rotary Fellowship Month
This is my final monthly message as your District Governor. Thank you for your support this year! It has been great to make many new Rotary friends and see old friends as I have visited clubs around the district. Let's keep in touch. There is more ahead for us to do to Make A Difference in our communities, our District, and around the world.
Congratulations to Craig Burnett, Oshkosh Southwest Rotary Club, who was confirmed as District Governor Nominee Designee (DGND) at the District Annual Meeting on May 4 at TriCon 2018. Craig becomes District Governor Nominee on July 1st and will serve as District Governor in 2020-2021.
Toronto – the Annual RI Convention – is rapidly approaching June 23 through 27. I look forward to seeing old friends from around the world and making to new friends. I am excited to hear this year's plenary speakers – HRH The Princess Royal, Princess Anne; Helen Clark, former Prime Minister of New Zealand; Dr. Isis Mejias, WASRAG ambassador; Jane Nelson, Director of the Corporate Responsibility Initiative, Harvard Kennedy School; and so many more. Over 90 breakout sessions are planned, such as: Human Trafficking and Slavery; Money and Food Do Grow on Trees; Rotary Business School; Community Well Being; Supporting Peace Through Social Enterprise, and so forth. The House of Friendship, always huge, offers an opportunity to talk with people involved in service projects around the world and each of Rotary's Focus areas. And, it will be another visit to Toronto.
District 6270 Rotarians "Making a Difference". Eleven Rotarians from our District were selected to receive this recognition for 2017-18. Nominees described how each person
· Is an outstanding Rotarian
· Goes above and beyond
· Makes a real difference – in the club, in the community, in Rotary
· Shows that they are a role model for other Rotarians
Each of these people has Made a Difference in their club, their community and Rotary. Awards were presented to many at the TriCon 2018 District Annual Business Meeting. Congratulations to:
|From District Governor Jeff Reed
May is Youth Service Month
What is Youth Services? At one time we called it "New Generation" Services. It is our emergent Fifth Avenue of Service. Youth Services focuses on positive change implemented by youth. It also recognizes youth involvement in service projects – both in the community and internationally. The four primary youth programs involved have not changed - Interact, Rotaract, RYLA, and Rotary Youth Exchange. But now they are linked in one area of focus.
Interact is a program primarily for Middle-School and High-School youth. We currently have about 29 active Interact Clubs operating in D6270. Is your club sponsoring an Interact Club? Interact students are great partners for service projects and have become involved in tree planting with a number of Rotary clubs this year. Elmbrook sponsored a new club this year, as did Oshkosh Southwest.
|From District Governor Jeff Reed
District Governor's Message for January
Happy Rotary New Year! By now, you have probably established your Rotary Goals for 2018. Maybe it's involvement in a new service project, a new fundraising idea for your club, joining a Rotary Fellowship or Action Group, or a plan to contribute to The Rotary Foundation. Whatever it is - have a wonderful Rotary 2018.
It is January - we are half way through the 2017-18 Rotary Year. There has been much great activity. As I review the District Calendar, I see are a number of activities around the District posted for January and February. Of special note, I think, is the Human Trafficking Event on January 11 in Elkhorn. If you want other Rotarians to know about an event your club is hosting, let our District Administrative Assistant Dana Kohlmeyer know so that she can post your event.
My counterparts and I are in the final stages of preparation for travel to India in the Rotary Friendship Exchange. All indications are that it will be an exciting adventure. We will let you know what we see and learn.
Don't forget to register for TriCon 2018 Wisconsin, our 3-district Annual Conference in the Wisconsin Dells, May 4 thru 6.
January is Vocational Service month in Rotary
Vocational Service has been a focus from the start of Rotary as noted by Past RI President Cliff Dochterman at the Presidential Celebration in 2003. He asserted that "No matter how much we like to think that Paul Harris and his friends created Rotary for such noble ideas of humanitarian service, goodwill and world understanding — it just was not the case. Rotary was started for business reasons and professional purposes." Dochterman also reminded us that the Rotary Code of Business Ethics was adopted in 1916. http://www.rotaryroom711.org/vocational-service-rotarys-first-concept/
|From District Governor Jeff Reed
Join a Vision Team
Service Trip to Common Hope
in Antigua, Guatemala
April 8 - 15, 2018
Join the team in Antiqua, Guatemala, for lots of history, lots of families in need but lots of Hope because of organizations like Common Hope, a Minnesota based organization that provides education, medical care, dental care and homes for families in need. Our team leader is Deb Wente, a seasoned traveler who led a team of 13 in spring 2017 and it was an amazing blend of service and culture. There are still vacancies on the team.
More information regarding Vision Team trips can be found at
Team Leader: Deborah Wente, Sheboygan Rotary Club
Contact: Deborah Wente firstname.lastname@example.com
|Guatemala Service Opportunity
District 6270 Offering Scholarly Stipends
Rotary clubs of Southeastern Wisconsin (District 6270) may award several Scholarly Stipends (SS) throughout the year ($2-3000) to provide an opportunity for the applicant to: travel to attend a conference to present an accepted paper, fund coursework, or fund a short-term volunteer opportunity, all within one of Rotary's six areas of focus.
Applicants hold at least an undergraduate degree or anticipate graduation within the coming year. To be eligible applicant must be a resident in OR have strong ties to SE Wisconsin. Experience (professional or volunteer) in the field of study is required. Applicant cannot be a Rotarian or be related to a Rotarian but can be a member of Rotaract.
Scholarly Stipend applications are due and reviewed quarterly (February 15, May 15, August 15, and November 15).
To learn more about the scholarships' criteria, process, eligibility, etc. go to the Rotary District 6270 Scholarship page OR contact Rotary District 6270 Scholarship Chair, Karen Plunkett 414-403-4878 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Scholarship Applications Now Available
December is Rotary Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
Rotary is dedicated to fighting and preventing disease. Disease Prevention and Treatment is one of Rotary's Six Area of Focus. Disease and illness results in pain and injury. Prolonged severe illness may result in loss of employment and income. It affects families. It affects quality of life.
Rotary and Rotarians are committed to helping people to live healthy lives. Our signature project in this area is Polio Eradication. But polio is not the only disease or aspect of healthy living on which Rotarians have expended energies.
One way in which Rotarians have elected to provide attention to an area of concern is through a Rotarian Action Group (RAG). A Rotary Action Group (RAG) is a voluntary organization that functions independently of Rotary International. Each RAG establishes its own rules, dues requirements, and administrative structure. RAGs are composed of Rotarians, family members, program participants and alumni who are experts in a particular field. Group members share their expertise by collaborating with clubs and districts on service projects.
|District Governor's Message for December 2017
Hurricane Harvey Response
September 2, 2017
A message to Rotarians in District 6270
As you know many cities along the Gulf Coast of the United States, especially in Texas and Louisiana have been devastated by floods resulting from Hurricane Harvey. Immediate response is underway with numerous parties involved – individuals, churches, non-profit organizations, Coast Guard, National Guard, government at all levels and other groups.
We invite you to consider a donation to help neighbors as they rebuild their lives. Listed in the attached is information about organizations accepting contributions, including links to Rotary Districts in Texas and Louisiana and to disaster relief organizations.
|Hurricane Harvey Response
September is Basic Education and Literacy Month
Greetings Rotarians! To the Rotarians in the more than 30 clubs I visited in July and August - Thank You. I have enjoyed meeting you. I appreciate your hospitality – morning, noon or night. It has been wonderful visiting your projects. I am impressed with the many great things that Rotarians across our district are doing to MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the community and around the world. If you have followed my travels on our District Facebook site you have seen the evidence in pictures. To those clubs I have yet to visit, I'm on my way – see you soon. I want to see your projects also.
Basic Education and Literacy
September is Basic Education and Literacy Month for Rotary. This is one of Rotary's six areas of focus. We all know how critical reading and writing are for success in life – for gaining information, communicating, making agreements, and so forth. Enhancing Basic Education skills and Literacy are essential in reducing poverty, improving health, encouraging community and economic development, and promoting peace. Improvements can reduce maternal death, improve childhood survivability, and reduce poverty. They can also enable success in business or a profession.
|From District Governor Jeff Reed
Attend the Global Grants Management Seminar
If your Club is planning to apply for a Global Grant in the Rotary year 2017-18 this is VERY important. The Rotary Foundation requires, among other things, that two Club members participate in a Global Grant Management Seminar in the Rotary year the grant application is submitted. If your Club only participated with one member at the first seminar at District Conference, make sure a second member registers now!
WHEN: Thursday, August 3rd 2017 at 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
WHERE: MPTC – West Bend
2151 N. Main Street
West Bend, WI 53090
To make sure we can accommodate all interested members, please RSVP to Global Grant Committee Chair Steen Sanderhoff at email@example.com, if you plan to attend.
|Need Help Funding a Large Project?
For Your Budgeting Purposes:
Standard District Dues for 2017-18 per Rotarian in D6270 = $36.00 per year.
Special Assessment (year 2 of 3 years) per Rotarian in D6270 for 2017-18 = $10.00
Total District 6270 fees for 2017-18 per member Rotarian = $46.00 per year.
|2017-18 District Dues
Twenty one years ago my wife and I were asked by Rotary District 6270 and The Ventures In People Foundation to go to Haiti to see what could be done to improve the goat population. We are both veterinarians and had raised goats for about ten years. That trip opened my eyes to how the poorest people in our hemisphere lived and the ways Rotary could help. Over the years a number of projects have been done to improve goat husbandry education, improve goat genetics and train veterinary agents. I moved on to hundreds of humanitarian projects, some were my idea but most were suggested or asked for by local people, especially Haitian Rotarians.
|Growing With Haiti
|Dr. Ken Schumann - Hartland-Lake Country Rotary Club
January - Our Halfway Marker
Welcome to 2015! Happy New Year to you and your families, and may it be a very happy and healthy year for everyone.
I can't believe we are already at the midway point of the Rotary year! That means, of course, that we should be at the midway point of achieving our goals for the year. We discussed goals at my official club visits and I ask that you take a few minutes now to review those goals, both at the club level and at your personal level. If you are on track – congratulations ! If not, it may be time to review your plan of action and put it in motion.
A quick review of the goals we discussed:
|From District Governor Mary Beth Seiser
|District Governor Mary Beth Seiser
Mark Your Calendars
2-7-15 - PrePETS North - 8:30 - Noon
Bublitz Restaurant
580 East Ave.
Lomira, WI 53048
2-21-15 - PrePETS South - 8:30 am - Noon
Olympia Resort
1350 Royale Mile Rd
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
3-6-15 to 3-8-15 - PETS
Itasca, IL
REGISTRATION LINK: http://register.midwestpets.
As a reminder - Hotel Registration is NOT part of the Registration Fee. You will need to accomplish your Hotel Reservation separately.
|To All President Elects
Rotary District 6270 Rocks!
At the Rotary District 6270 Foundation Dinner held on November 6, 2014, there was much cause for joy and celebration. Below is a list of clubs and members from our district who were recognized at this special event for contributions during 2013-14:
Contributions to Polio Plus in the amount of $1,500 or more:
Fox Cities Morning, Hartford, Manitowoc Sunrise, Milwaukee, Neenah, Oconomowoc, Oshkosh, Ripon, Sheboygan, Whitewater, Whitnall Park.
Top 3 Highest Per Capital Annual Giving:
Every Rotarian Every Year: Awarded to clubs that achieve a minimum of $100 per capita with every active member personally contributing SOME AMOUNT to the Annual Fund during the Rotary year: Cedarburg-Grafton, Port Washington-Saukville, West Bend Sunrise
100% Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member Clubs: awarded to clubs with every active member of the club personally contributing $100 or MORE to the Annual Fund during the Rotary year: Port Washington-Saukville, West Bend Sunrise
Finally, we recognized those Rotarians who became either a Benefactor, a member of the Bequest Society, or a Major donor during the past 2 years:
Benefactors: Thomas Curl, Linda Curl, Penny Jo Zagel, Bernard H. Schreiner, Dana Kohlmeyer, Ann Affeldt, Steve Affeldt, Don Drecktrah
Bequest Society: Ann Affeldt, Steve Affeldt, Penny Jo Zagel, Mary Beth Seiser, Thomas Curl, Linda Curl
Major Donors: Ronald Becker, Joseph Kempen, Julilly Kohler, Nancy Rhodes, Raymond Smith, Robert Staufer, Jr., Mike White
*All information taken from RI reports. Our apologies for any errors or omissions.
Congratulations to everyone who was recognized at our dinner. And thank you to ALL clubs and individuals in District 6270 who give Service Above Self with projects, fundraisers, meetings, and contributions throughout the year. As we strengthen our clubs through commitment and service, we "Light Up" our families, our communities, our nation, our world. Let's continue to "make new friends, help our communities, and make the world a better, safer and healthier place."
|Foundation Dinner 2014 - Awards and Recognition
Fun Way to Support TRF
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This year, Rotary will kick-off the holiday season by joining the social media world on December 2nd for #GivingTuesday. Started in 2012, #GivingTuesday is a movement to go online for a classic holiday tradition - giving to those in need. Following the Thanksgiving weekend into Black Friday and Cyber Monday, #GivingTuesday had 2.5 million views online last year.
|Engage Rotary With #GivingTuesday
|An Outbound Experience
November - Foundation Month
At the 1917 convention, outgoing RI President Arch C. Klumph proposed to set up an endowment "for the purpose of doing good in the world." In 1928, it was renamed The Rotary Foundation, and it became a distinct entity within Rotary International.
|History of The Rotary Foundatioin
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Your generous contributions to The Rotary Foundation are essential to securing and growing Rotary programs throughout the world. RI recognizes donors to express gratitude for your commitment and offer individual and club recognition, as well as naming recognition that let you honor a friend or family member with a named or endowed gift. Please consider these many ways of planning and giving to Rotary:
|So What Exactly Is...?
It's Time to Switch to ClubRunner 3.0!
As a reminder, as of October 31, 2014, ClubRunner will no longer be applying bug fixes to the Version 2.0 platform and all updates will only be made to Version 3.0, and so they strongly urge you to switch today.
There is no difference in pricing between Version 2.0 and 3.0, plus switching is easy! Please note that you must have site administrator rights (access level 30) in order to switch. For more information, please visit their website: http://site.clubrunner.ca/
|Attention: All Clubs Using ClubRunner
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Whether your club is a subordinate under Rotary International's 501(c)(4) group exemption or is independently tax-exempt, the IRS requires that all Rotary clubs in the U.S. and its territories file an annual information return. For those clubs whose tax year follows the Rotary year, the deadline to file is 15 November. The form a club must file is dependent upon its gross receipts for the year. For more information, please see Frequently asked questions about annual reporting requirements for exempt organizations at www.irs.gov.
|Reminder for Clubs to File Required Annual Information Return With IRS by November 15
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Healthy, vibrant and growing clubs require that all members feel they have a voice in the club. Conducting regular member surveys is one way to improve member satisfaction in Rotary and increase member retention. There are many tools, hi and low tech, available to help.
|Have You Surveyed Your Membership Lately?
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Rotary is continuing to follow the developments surrounding the Ebola outbreak in West Africa and advice of the World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, our partners in international public health. Although Rotary has limited opportunities to respond at a corporate level, our strength as an organization is firmly rooted in the grassroots response of Rotary clubs and Rotarians.
|Rotary's Response to Ebola Outbreak
|Colleen Kalscheuer
On 24 October, Rotarians clubs and districts around the world will come together to fight polio. Register today for our End Polio Now: Make History Today Livestream event to receive a global update on the current status of polio eradication, hear inspiring stories, and musical performances. The event will begin at 18:30pm CDT and will be streamed live at endpolionow.org.
|Sign Up Today - End Polio Now
|Monica Phillip
It's not too early to get your 2015-16 District Grant Application turned in. The forms are located under "Site Pages" (right hand column), "Grants-Rotary," "District Grant Application 2015-16."
|2015-16 District Grant Applications Now Available
|Nancy Rhodes
Currently we obtain criminal background reports from Intellicorp at a cost of $3.15 each. Intellicorp has announced changes in the price structure and content of these reports. As of October 1, 2014 the cost per report will be $10.00 each. On July 1 2015 the cost will increase to $14.95 each. These reports will include a national criminal search, national sex offender search, county of residence search, address history and verification of social security number.
|Important Notice - Youth Protection Update
|Bob Hosch
Nigeria is closer than ever to eradicating polio, riding a successful effort to reach children in seven northern states at highest risk for the disease.
|Polio Vaccinators Make Significant Headway in Nigeria
|Colleen Kalscheuer
The International Curling Fellowship of Rotarians was formed by Rotarians who have a love for the sport of curling. They are currently looking for Rotarians to form curling teams or individual curlers that would like to be placed on a team to participate in the upcoming Rotary USA Bonspiel, being held in Rice Lake, Wisconsin on October 10-12, 2014.
|Barron County Sunrise Rotary Club Looking For Rotarian Curlers
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Thousands of volunteers recruited and deployed by nonprofit groups have inoculated some 1.4 million children in rebel-held parts of Syria this year, braving shelling and air strikes to combat the disease after an outbreak in October, reports The Washington Post.
|Volunteers Mount Vaccine Drive After Polio Crops Up in Syria
|Colleen Kalscheuer
It's May, and Spring has finally arrived – along with yardwork, graduations, weddings, and finally a rest for the tired furnace!
The District Conference, a collaboration of three districts, is just around the corner. Reservations are pouring in, speakers are finalizing their travel plans, 74 Youth Exchange students have registered and are planning their Flag Ceremony, several Rotaract clubs are planning to meet with the Rotaract Club at Lawrence University, and we are buried in last minute details – in other words, everything is the normal organized chaos before a conference. We hope to see you there and if you can't come for the entire conference, consider joining us for a few hours, or for one day. Details and registration information are on the district website.
One aspect of Rotary that I love is the opportunity for international relationships. Not only can we practice Service Above Self by reaching out to people all over the world, but we can also expand our horizons by meeting and exchanging ideas with people in other cultures. Many Rotarians don't realize that there are established Rotary Fellowships, open to all of us as a way to build relationships.
Do you like Beer or Wine? (I know, that can be a silly question in Wisconsin!). There are fellowships for that. Are you someone who loves to spend weekends bicycling – curling – geocaching – canoeing – or cooking ? Are you a lawyer, a travel agent, or in Law Enforcement? Do you love to travel, or attend Rotary International Conventions? Are you single and someone who would like to meet other single Rotarians? There are fellowships for all of those ! Are you interested in growing your business, or expanding overseas? Check out the "Rotary Means Business" fellowship. I was part of the Quilters and Fiber Artist fellowship and we worked together to make quilts and afghans to raise money for Polio. Rotarians from all over the world knit, crocheted, or pieced a quilt square, then a lovely Rotarian in England put them all together and they were auctioned at an International Convention.
With about 66 different fellowships you are bound to find something you like. Check it out by Googling "Rotary Fellowships" or searching under "MyRotary"on the RI website. Then let me know which one you joined !
Finally, as the year draws to a close please be sure to make your contributions to the Rotary Foundation soon – preferably by May 31 - to guarantee they are booked in for this year. This is OUR Foundation and as Rotarians it is our duty, and our privilege, to contribute to the foundation, just as we contribute to our church, and our favorite charities. The Rotary Foundation is unique – it is efficiently run, it funds a wide variety of projects, scholars, and vocational training teams, and we have a say in the way the funds are divested. What we contribute this year will determine the District Designated Funds available to us three years from now. Rotary has done great things in the past 110 years, but our work is far from complete. There is always more to do, and it is up to us to keep building for the future.
Have a wonderful month of May and thank you for all you do to LIGHT UP ROTARY !!
|From District Governor Mary Beth Seiser
Grant Management Seminar (GMS) Training for 2015-2016
Does your Rotary Club want to make a difference in either your local community or in the Global community during 2015-2016? Could your Club use financial assistance of District Designated Funds (DDF) to make that difference? Has your club given the qualifying $1,000.00 to the Rotary Foundation at least for the last 2 years?
Plan now to be at the Grant Management Seminar to learn about District and Global Grants. Be informed on the application steps. Make sure to have your club represented at the annual Grant Management Seminar (GMS) Training, if no one representing your Rotary Clubs attends – the club cannot apply for Grants.
Only1 session remains for the 2015-16 Rotary year.
February 19, 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Citizens Bank of Mukwonago
New Berlin branch
5450 S Moorland Rd, New Berlin
In order to qualify for a District or Global Grants:
Rotary club MUST be in attendance at the Grant Management Seminar.
Clubs are invited to send 2 minimum – 3 maximum representatives.
Pre-registration is requested.
Please RSVP to Colleen at: email@example.com
Please include your name, club name and location preference.
|Plan to Attend the 2015-16 GMS
If you've visited the Rotary website lately, you've seen examples of our bold new visual identity. Many Rotarians are eager to implement the new visual guidelines in their clubs and districts but have questions about how to get started. Read more, and see examples of how Rotarians are using the new look to strengthen Rotary's image in their communities.
|Be a Part of Rotary's New Visual Identity
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Thank you to all of the clubs that helped our district update our membership goals for 2013-14. At their October meeting, under the leadership of RI President Ron Burton, the RI Board of Directors voted unanimously to adopt the following recommendation from the RI Membership Development & Retention Committee: "that membership is Rotary's highest priority, second only to polio eradication."
|Membership Goals 2013-14
|Colleen Kalscheuer
RI's new website has a section called "Rotary Showcase." Here you can see how Rotarians are improving lives in communities around the world every day through thousands of service projects. Browse projects to explore the good work that Rotary clubs are doing locally and globally. Share your own with the Rotary community and your Facebook friends. Take time to browse: https://map.rotary.org/en/project/pages/project_showcase.aspx
|Making a Difference
|Colleen Kalscheuer
In 1989, District 6270 paid for drilling over 30 wells in Haiti. The wells served the people for many years. However, time, and lack of maintenance have taken their toll and most of them no longer work. Now they must get their water from the river – where the cholera resides. The wells must be restored!
|An International Water Opportunity
|David Wolbrink
December, 2013
As I sit at my computer, I seem to be having difficulty gathering my thoughts. My mind keeps shifting subjects and is unable to stay on one for any length of time. We live in a society that seems to be pulling us in a number of directions all at the same time.
|From District Governor Dan Christianson
|Dan Christianson
Rotary International has a section on their website called "Community Marketplace." The marketplace features solutions made for Rotarians by Rotarians.
"Peace cannot be wrapped up and brought home to us in a surprise package.
Check it out: http://www.3clickstopeace.org/
|Community Marketplace
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Rotary clubs around the world are pledging emergency aid to communities in central Philippines after last week's massive typhoon flattened entire coastal towns and villages, killed thousands of people, and displaced nearly 600,000 more.
|How Can I Help?
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Just a reminder that we keep a running list of programs that have been recommended by other clubs in the district on our website. Go to: "Site Pages" in the left hand column and find "Speaker, Program and Volunteer Ideas."
If you have a speaker that you would like to recommend, let me know and I'll add it to our list. Good programs keep our members coming back!
|Looking For a Club Program?
|Colleen Kalscheuer
DG Dan Christianson is pleased to announce that Julie Craig of the Rotary Club of Racine has been selected as this district's District Governor for the year 2016-17. Julie is now the District Governor Nominee Designate and will become District Governor Nominee July 1, 2014. In accordance with RI & district bylaws DG Dan will certify this to RI.
|District Governor 2016-17 Announced
|Dan Christianson
The Guatemala Medical Resource Partnership (GMRP) is looking for donations of sunglasses for their trip in Jan of 2014. Please contact Don Drecktrah: e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or cell 414-573-7477.
|Don't Toss Those Shades!
|Donald Drecktrah
Dr. Ken Schumann of the Lake Country Hartland Rotary Club is looking for a few volunteers to help him distribute water filters in Haiti in January. If you think you might be able to help him out, please contact Ken at: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Help Wanted
|Ken Schumann
The FINAL NIDs in area Chandigarh is coming up in early 2014. Join in the celebration if you can.....this will be a real Rotary milestone.
From Madhukar Malhotra:
RC Chandigarh D3080 has been hosting Polio NID teams of 15 to 50 members every year since 1999. We hope to host the last of the NID teams this winter & look forward to India having 'Eradicated Polio' on completion of 3 polio free years in January, 2014 or a week or so later by WHO.. Those interested are welcome to join the last NID team & the celebrations.
The contact person for this trip is: PDG Madhukar Malhotra of RC-Chandigarh. - notification+zi1gfefe@
|FINAL NIDs in area Chandigarh
|Frederick R. Luedke
Perhaps some of you have started to take up collections to donate to the Moore and surrounding communities that were destroyed by the recent tornadoes that left a path of destruction over 2 miles long and nearly 1.3 miles wide.
|Moore Tornado Relief and Recovery
|Rick Debe
May 11 is the date for our 2013 Spring Assembly at Moraine Technical College in West Bend. Please put this date on your calendar - you won't want to miss this informative, FREE event!
To Register Online:
· Go to: Registration (You will also find an agenda, map, etc. here.)
· Click on : Members (under "Register Online")
· Enter your username/password
· Click "Register Me"
· Click "Confirm" (Under the comments box)
ALL people planning on attending this event must register. This includes: Executive Committee Members, Speakers, Club Presidents, President Elects and all Rotarians and Guests. Although there is no fee, we will be ordering food and making nametags. Thank you for your help with this.
|Spring District Assembly - 2013
|Colleen Kalscheuer
The Rotarian published an article in the February 2013 edition about a project started by Lee Breese of the West Allis Rotary Club. It is this month's Insider article entitled, "Making the Grade." (p. 71)
|Don't Miss This Article in the February 2013 Rotarian
|Colleen Kalscheuer
Is your Rotary Club ready for July 1, 2013 implementation of Future Vision?
|Getting Prepared for Future Vision
|Colleen Kalscheuer
The Rotarian Magazine is our link to the greater Rotary world. The pictures and stories tell us of the wonderful work that is being done, in and through Rotary, to make the world a better, safer and a more peaceful place…all because we are advancing the key elements of social justice, health projects, and educational opportunity and alleviating the dire effects of poverty.
|The Rotarian Magazine
|Colleen Kalscheuer
December 2013 - Countries across the Middle East are launching special campaigns to vaccinate 23 million children in response to the polio outbreak in Syria, while cases have tapered off in the Horn of Africa; and progress has continued in the three polio-endemic countries, providing an incredible opportunity to turn off the polio tap at the source. Between them, Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan have seen an almost 40% reduction in cases compared to this time last year, and wild poliovirus type 3 hasn't been spotted anywhere in the world in more than 12 months. As the Polio Oversight Board stated recently: "The upcoming low transmission season (November to April) in countries currently affected by polio transmission will be crucial, and we agreed that endemic country plans could be further refined to capitalize on this unprecedented opportunity." –
|Polio News
|Colleen Kalscheuer
The West Bend Sunrise Rotary Club is continuing its invitation for non-profits in the area to submit an application for the 2014 $15,000 Give-Away. This fundraising activity is held to help at least one non-profit charitable 501 (c) (3) organization in the West Bend area to accomplish a creative project or begin a new service. Recipient(s) may not use this award for profit-making or administrative or staff salaries or benefits.
|Attention: Non-profit Charitable 501 (c) (3) Organizations in the West Bend Area
|Candice Sarauer
In the past we have provided youth protection training at the spring and fall seminars, or we have met with the club to conduct the training. This will no longer be done. All president's-elect got this information on the "Continuing Support Form" that they got at PETS this past March.
|New Procedure For Youth Protection Training 2013
|Robert (Bob) Hosch
Earlier this week, the President of the Milwaukee Rotary Club, Rick White and member JoAnne Anton were interviewed on Lake Effect, Milwaukee Public Radio. Congratulations on highlighting not only your own 100th Anniversary Project, but also the benefits of belonging to Rotary in a world where social media is the norm.
Listen to the interview at: Milwaukee Public Radio
|Rotary Club of Milwaukee - On Milwaukee Public Radio
|Colleen Kalscheuer
All Rotary network systems will be unavailable over the weekend of 10-12 May for an important update to the data center. The shutdown will affect all systems at One Rotary Center including:
The data center update is scheduled to begin at 5:30 CDT on 10 May. If you need reports or would like to make a Mother's Day tribute gift honoring those mothers in your life its best to do it before 5:30 on Friday.
|Rotary International Website Will Be Down This Weekend
|Colleen Kalscheuer


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As a homeschooling parent, you are responsible for every aspect of your child's education including his official transcript. A transcript is a record of the courses taken during the high school years along with the grades received for the courses. Colleges need an official transcript for part of the application process. Prepare your child for college by designing a standardized transcript that will meet the standards of college admissions offices. Whether or not your child plans to attend college, you should record an official transcript, which also could be used for a trade program or job application.
Step 1
Record the names of each course taken during the high school years, which are typically ninth through 12th grades, as you teach them. Write titles of the courses that are standard with high school titles, such as U.S. History II, rather than using the title of the textbook for the course name or a homeschool curriculum title, such as Danielle's History Unit Study.
Step 2
Use the abbreviation AP, which means Advanced Placement, for any high school courses taken at a college level, but within the homeschool.
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Include course and grade information for lab work, such as for a science or computer lab course, as a separate course. Add the lab information on the line following a corresponding class course, so that Chemistry Lab II would go on the line below Chemistry II, if appropriate.
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Research the titles of classes that are not standard for traditional high school courses, such as Arboriculture for a course on identifying trees or Intro to Ichthyology for a fishing-related course. Document these courses on the transcript along with the basic curriculum courses to show the student's potential and expansive education.
Step 5
Include the cumulative grades received for each course based on a numerical grading scale of 100 equaling an A, as most colleges will accept this standardized scoring.
Step 1
Use a computer and printer for an official transcript; handwritten transcripts are not professional in appearance and will be received with a low approval by a college admissions officer.
Step 2
Format the transcript in landscape format. Include the student's official name, birth date, full address, home phone number and student identification number, which is typically the Social Security number, in block format on the top left corner.
Step 3
Divide the transcript into grade levels; begin with the first grade of high school, such as ninth grade. Use four charts in a 2-by-2 format, with two charts on the top row and two charts on the bottom row.
Step 4
Label each grade's chart with the title of the grade and the corresponding school year. Add a column for the course name followed by a column with the grade received for the course. Write the grade as a numerical amount so you can illustrate the student's grade point average, or GPA. Include a column with the credit received for each course, such as one credit for each of the mandatory courses, if desired.
Step 5
Add a key below the charts that explains the grading system for the transcript, such as an A equals 90 to 100.
Step 6
Include a line with the calculated GPA. Calculate the GPA by adding all of the numerical grade scores and dividing the total by the number of scores. Round the GPA to the hundredth, such as 93.39.
Step 7
Draw a blank line for each of the homeschool teachers who will sign the transcript to make it official; any outside tutor or teacher that taught any of the courses should sign the transcript. Include a sentence to officiate the transcript, such as: "This document is the official transcript of the course of high school studies for (student's name) as of (date)." Fill the name and date in by longhand. Add the phrase "parental certification" to indicate the homeschool format of study.
Step 8
Print the final transcript on a clean sheet of white heavyweight paper, such as resume or certificate paper.
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Sign the document as the officiating homeschool teacher using ink.
Things You Will Need
- Computer
- Printer
- White heavyweight paper
- The only time you should include course numbers, such as Geometry 2400, is if your child actually takes courses at a college for college credit. Then, include the official transcript for the college to document those courses and grades along with the high school transcript. Also, write the information provided on the college transcript, i.e., title and course number, on the high school transcript.
- A credit means that the course was taught for one hour each week during a semester, which is equal to 18 weeks.
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Orange City Council's Migrant Support Officer is funded through the Department of Social Services.
Our Migrant Support officer provides information, referral and individual casework to newly-arrived and socially-isolated migrants living in the local government area of Orange with outreach services to Cabonne, Forbes and Parkes Shires.
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The Aim of the Migrant Support Service is to:
Provide information, referral and casework services for migrants, and dependants of skilled migrants and refugees of up to 5 years residence in Australia;
Provide community support through information sessions and group development;
Offer support for, and partnership with other providers to ensure their awareness of settlement needs and the facilitation of cultural awareness training throughout the year;
Offer assistance for Culturally And Linguistically Diverse (CALD) community members to integrate into the community;
Provide specific assistance to Sudanese community members with up to 5 years' residency.
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The Orange Multicultural Network (OMN)
Network meetings are held twice during each school term at the Community Information and Services Centre, 79-81 Kite Street Orange between 10.30am and 12 noon.
An annual meeting of the OMN and the Regional Multicultural Interagency is held in the Councillors Work Room, Civic Square Byng Street, Orange.
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Community volunteers undertake training, induction and cultural awareness before linking with families to provide social and emotional support in settling into the community. The program is beneficial to both parties. See the Mentor Connections flyer below:
Women's Arts and Sewing Circle
The Women's Arts and Sewing Cirle meet each Friday at the Senior Citizens Centre, 77 Kite Street Orange. Access is available via the Woolworths car park, at the side of the building. Come along and share morning tea, meet new people and learn some basic sewing skills. Also meeting at the same time are the Orange Fibre Artist Group.
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Migration Agents from Northern Settlement Services, Newcastle (previously known as the Migrant Resource Centre) are available for telephone consultation on 1800 813 205.If you have any questions about family migration, permanent residence, Australian citizenship or other immigration related matters, consider using the opportunity to speak to a qualified officer. First consultation is FREE and then there are scaled charges according to income levels. Postal address: 8 Chaucer Street, Hamilton, NSW 2303


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WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Ohio -- One person is dead and another is injured after a car accident in Ashtabula County, the Ohio State Highway Patrol confirmed to Fox 8 News.
It happened at around 7:45 a.m. on Route 322, near milemarker 1, just before the Ashtabula/Geauga county line.
According to the OSHP, a man driving a van lost control on the icy road, crossed the center line, and into the path of a pickup truck traveling in the opposite direction. After the collision, rescue crews had to cut the roof off of the pickup truck to rescue the driver. That person was taken to Geauga County Hospital with serious injuries. Their condition is currently unknown.
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NYC crane collapse raises new fears in Conn.
Friday morning's deadly construction crane accident in New York City has caused some people in southwestern Connecticut to rethink the safety of local cranes.
There are close to half a dozen huge cranes currently towering over Stamford, many of them in the downtown area, and city officials say the skyline will bristle with even more cranes in the coming months.
Construction work is already under way on a new Ritz Carlton Hotel, and local residents are likely to see one or two new cranes by the end of the year.
According to one Stamford official, all of the cranes have been inspected and deemed safe. Still, the accident in Manhattan got some people thinking it would be a good idea to step up safety inspections.
?I think you need a monitor, a safety monitor that inspects the cranes right on site daily,? says Pat Conetta, president of Local Union 146, which represents many of the construction workers currently building the Trump Park Condominiums in Stamford. ?Let the contractor pick up the cost of inspecting their cranes on a daily basis.?
Friday?s crane accident occurred at around 8 a.m. on East 91st Street and First Avenue in Manhattan. The crane collapsed into an apartment building, killing at least two people and critically injuring two others. In March, another crane collapsed in New York City, killing seven.
Stamford experienced its own crane problems in August of last year when one of the cranes working on the new Royal Bank of Scotland building became unstable. That incident forced the evacuation of the surrounding area.


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The dark side of Shadowrun stretches its legs with two new releases
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We all know that Shadowrun is not the happiest of game universes, but for those of you who like to add a nice heaping of extra darkness to your games and reading –and who doesn't? – we have two new releases for you today!
First up is a new e-book called 10 Terrorists (Battleshop, DriveThruRPG). 10 Terrorists looks at some dark parts of human nature and how this can be used in your Shadowrun games. We understand that not everyone wants to go where this book goes, but for those who do, the book has some ways to throw new twists and dangers at shadowrunners while fleshing out the dangers of the Sixth World.
Want something slightly lighter? How about a vampire shadowrunner in the ruined sprawl of Chicago trying to catch up with a world that has only grown more dangerous and stranger while he has been out of action? Okay, that may not sound exactly "light," but that's what's happening in the new Shadowrun novel Crimson (Battleshop, DriveThru–note that both of those have epub and Kindle copies in a zip file–Barnes & Noble, Amazon), and even if it's not exactly sunshine and puppies, it's plenty of fun.
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The Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) announced an opening on Nov. 6 for an explosives investigator to serve at the Pentagon.
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