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Looking forward to the debate. I'll give you my position since you gave me yours in R1. Good luck.
"There will be no consequence for not assisting people in need according to the second individual, thus comes to the conclusion of this person not assisting people in need."
Failing to assist people in need does not result immediate or serious consequence, but the effect of your actions is inflicted upon them.
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Posted by Mr.wigggles 6 years agohttp://philosophy.lander.edu.... This states that in acting for ones self-interest is provides one happiness. We do not need to assist others, but only assist ourselves reach happiness. We do not have to be forced or have a duty to serve those in need because we are not obligated to help others but our selves. This does not mean that people CAN'T assist or help those in need, but that they are not required or enslaved to do so. Only by free-will and choice can they if one want to.
My Contention will be that of a capitalistic economy in which people work to achieve their own goals and happiness. This is the opposite of socialism, or communism in which everything is shared equally between one another. People that work, are rewarded, those that don't do not get rewarded. People are not responsible and have to help those in need, but those that do have the power to help, can if they desire.
According to ayn rand and her theory on Objectivism, and Ethical Egoism that individuals help themselves for their own self-interest for their own happiness. That people are not obligated to be enslaved into assist those in need. These belief are why I urge you to agree with my negative opinion of the resolved that Individuals do not have the moral obligation to assist those in need.
Posted by Mr.wigggles 6 years ago
No man can have a right to impose an unchosen obligation, an unrewarded duty or an involuntary servitude on another man. There can be no such thing as "the right to enslave."
-- Ayn Rand, "Man's Rights," The Virtue of Selfishness
I agree with Ayn Rand that individuals should not be imposed to obligated or responsible to serve another man unchoosenly, and in a sense acan be considered a form of enslavement. Individuals do not have a duty to assist and serve others, and nor those in need. That is why I negate the resolved that "individuals have a moral obligation to assist those in need." I believe that "individuals do NOT have a moral obligation to assist those in need.
I will give my interpretation of the resolved to understand my stance as the negative, by first defining key terms in the statement. . According to Merriam- Websters dictionary, obligation is defined as something one is bound to do : DUTY, RESPONSIBILITY . moral as conforming to a standard of right behavior, assist as to give usually supplementary support or aid to, to give support or aid. Assist according to Merriam Webster as to give aid or help., Service is a synonym of assist and is defined as an act of helpful activity; help; aid: to do someone a service.
My highest moral value for this debate will be that of Objectivism (Ayn Rand)
"Man—every man—is an end in himself, not the means to the ends of others. He must exist for his own sake, neither sacrificing himself to others nor sacrificing others to himself. The pursuit of his own rational self-interest and of his own happiness is the highest moral purpose of his life."
Ayn rand's philosophy of Objectivism states that every man works for himself, and serves for only his own happiness and not for the happiness of others. To pursue his own self interest and for not the self interest of others.
My criterion for this debate will be that of self- interest of ones own hap
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Cooking With Canola Oil Releases More Toxic Cancer-Causing Chemicals Than Any Other Type Of Oil
Canola is a hybrid name derived from Canadian Oil, since it is grown, processed and exported primarily from Canada.
There is a plethora of reasons to stay clear from canola despite what you have heard about it. Million of people have been convinced by clever ad campaigns and skillful marketing techniques that canola oil is actualy a healthy option when it comes to cooking. Canola oil is used in many different foods and especially in margarine, butter and hydrogenated fat products as well as processed foods.
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Canola Oil Is Hydrogenated Oil
All cooking oils, other than "cold pressed" or "extra virgin" are refined. This process typically includes degumming; bleaching and deodorizing. It also involves high temperatures and/or the use of some pretty nasty chemicals. Even if we choose to ignore the chemicals, we cannot escape the fact that the refining process causes the oil to become hydrogenated oil that contains health destroying trans fatty acids. Coincidentally, trans fatty acids are extremely harmful to cardiovascular health.
Now What Exactly is Canola Oil…?
Coconut oil comes from coconuts of course and peanut oil comes from peanuts and most oils derive from which that is there name. The same can not be said about canola oil. The oil comes from rapeseed and in the past was referred to simply as rapeseed oil. During this period of time it wasn't really used in the food industry at all. Instead, it was mainly used in the industrial sector.
Once it found it's way into the food industry The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) actaully banned it in 1956. Reason being it is not fit for human consumption due to it's high levels of erucic acid.
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Once the 1970's had rolled around farmers found ways to gentically modify rapeseed oil to contain less erucic acid deeming it now safe for human consumption. Of course right. With this being said it was back on the market and was oddly named 'Rape Oil' or 'LEAR Oil" standing for less erucic acid rape oil. However for obvious marketing reasons the name was changed to Canola Oil.
While genetic modification was successful at lowering the erucic acid content, it also increased the amount of oleic acid, and this was once again a serious cause for concern because oleic acid has been linked to a number of health concerns, including the following
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Poster D24, Monday, March 26, 8:00-10:00 am, Exhibit Hall C
Differences in the peri-adolescent association of cognitive abilities and striatal intrinsic functional connectivity as a function of age and sex
Rachel K Spooner1, Nicholas Christopher-Hayes1, Julia M Stephen2, Vince D Calhoun2, Yu-Ping Wang3, Tony W Wilson1, David E Warren1; 1University of Nebraska Medical Center, 2Mind Research Network, 3Tulane University
The basal ganglia contribute to cognitive abilities such as skilled motor performance, executive function, and feedback-driven learning. While the maturation of intrinsic brain networks supporting these functions has been investigated, potential sex differences in the development of these abilities are not well-characterized. Here, we tested whether sex was associated with age-related differences in striatal intrinsic functional connectivity, cognitive abilities, and their association. Our sample included 110 healthy adolescents aged 9-14 years old from the Developmental Chronnecto-Genomics project (Dev-CoG). Cognitive abilities were assessed using several NIH Toolbox tasks (e.g., flanker, dimensional card sort, pattern comparison, and working memory). Resting-state fMRI (rs-fMRI) data were collected using identical multiband sequences (voxel size: 3.3×3.3×3.0 mm; TR: 460 ms; TE: 29 ms; 650 measurements) under eyes-open eyes-closed conditions (5 min. each). All fMRI data were aligned to the structural volume and transformed into Haskins Pediatric Atlas space. The relationship between behavioral performance and whole brain resting-state functional connectivity (RSFC) was examined as a function of sex using anatomically-derived striatal seeds for the caudate and putamen with covariates for variables such as age and task performance. We observed significant covariation between striatal RSFC, age, and performance. Further, our results indicated a significant difference in these relationships as a function of sex with increased age. These findings suggest that specific cognitive abilities are related to changes in striatal RSFC with other brain regions during adolescence, and that maturation of the networks serving executive functions and cognitive flexibility is significantly influenced by sex during development.
Topic Area: EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development & aging
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This sense of "bootless" has nothing to do with footwear. The "boot" in this case is an obsolete noun that meant "use" or "avail." That "boot" descended from Old English "bōt" and is ultimately related to our modern word better, whose remote Germanic ancestor meant literally "of more use." Of course, English does also see the occasional use of "bootless" to mean simply "lacking boots," as Anne Brontë used the word in Agnes Grey (1847): "And what would their parents think of me, if they saw or heard the children rioting, hatless, bonnetless, gloveless, and bootless, in the deep soft snow?"
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First Known Use: 1559
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How to Send Marketing Emails to Customers
The Email Marketing feature allows you to send custom emails directly to your client base. You specifically can promote an upcoming event, provide an update on your business or even send an automated email.
- Click on the following link for more information on how to create an automated email: Automated Emails.
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Customizing Text Messages: We don't have a set date for customizing and sending automated text reminders. We will provide an update when this feature becomes available.
Video Tutorial
1. Click Marketing. Then, click Create Email / Daily Deals.
2. Click Create New Email or Daily Deals.
3. Click Create Email
Daily Deals: These are promotions that advertise promotions for services and classes. They are shown your Vagaro website, Vagaro's homepage and on the Vagaro Pro App.
Email: This is a traditional email that is sent to your clientele. You can choose from a variety of pre-made templates and designs when building the email.
Auto-Email: This is an email that is automatically sent to clients, based to the settings you set. This can be a birthday, thank you or lost customer email.
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News and Announcements
Dropping Dimes Dropping Dimes
Dylan Reynolds looks to complete a pass against Tesoro with the protection of the ET O-Line
OC Varsity Game Story
September 10, 2016 12:06 AM
By STEVE FRYER
COSTA MESA – Corona del Mar's offense has Chase Garbers' great arm, an outstanding group of receivers and a heck of an offensive line.
Those three components came together Friday for Corona del Mar in a 42-13 win over El Toro in a nonleague game at Estancia High.
Garbers threw for 344 yards and four touchdowns. Garbers, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound senior who committed to Cal, also ran for two touchdowns. Junior receiver Tae Le had nine receptions for 234 yards and three touchdowns, including a short sideline pass he turned into an 88-yard scoring sprint.
Corona del Mar, ranked No. 14 in Orange County and No. 6 in CIF-Southern Section Division 4, is 2-1. The Sea Kings lost their season opener at Palos Verdes, 42-20, then got a 31-13 win last week at Los Gatos.
El Toro is 0-3. The Chargers, No. 20 in the Orange County top 25, lost earlier to La Habra and at Eastlake of Chula Vista.
Garbers and Sea Kings coach Dan O'Shea credited the offensive line of Colston Chacon, Arwin Rahmatpanah, Sean Owens, Bryan Samudo and Denham King for helping all of that scoring happen.
"Tae and Chase look great," O'Shea said. "But it all starts up front."
Corona del Mar scored 14 points in the first, second and third quarters. The Sea Kings had a 28-0 lead in the second quarter and took a 42-6 lead into the fourth.
They scored their first touchdown on their second possession. Garbers connected with Le on a 68-yard touchdown pass. Le caught the ball near midfield, skipped over the fallen defensive back who vied with him for the ball then ran the rest of the way for the six points.
The Sea Kings recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff at El Toro's 22-yard line and quickly converted. Garbers, rolling right, tossed 12 yards to Le who made a leaping catch and just managed to get a foot in the end zone. That made it 14-0.
Corona del Mar pushed the lead to 21-0 early in the second quarter when Garbers scored on a 5-yard run. Later in the quarter, Garbers dropped back before taking off on a 15-yard touchdown run on which he did a tuck-and-roll, high-jump move to get into the end zone for a 28-0 lead.
El Toro scored with 37 seconds left in the second quarter on quarterback Cooper Jones' 18-yard pass to Noah Aguilar.
The Sea Kings' two third-quarter TDs were on an 11-yard pass from Garbers to Reese Perez and Le's 88-yard score.
El Toro got a late touchdown on a 70-yard run by Marcus Blevins.
Corona del Mar's next game is against Newport Harbor at Orange Coast College on Friday – the Battle of the Bay. Newport Harbor has a 38-16 lead in the series, although Corona del Mar won the game last year, 24-3, and has defeated Newport Harbor three years in a row.
El Toro plays at home against Tesoro next Friday.
Just Missed!
ET's freshman put up a fight but were humbled in Corona Del Mar 55-12. The Chargers struggled when they had the ball and the Sea Kings offense was too much for the Chargers defense on this day. The Chargers will try to improve and get in the win column next week at home vs Tesoro.
Freshman Game Cancelled
Charger Nation,
Today's Charger Freshman game has been cancelled. The freshman will resume action on the road this Thursday against Corona Del Mar.
ET Game Recap
El Toro fell 41-21 to the Eastlake Titans in Chula Vista. El Toro had stretches in the game where everything was clicking, but those stretches were short circuited one way or another. In spite of this, the Chargers on offense moved the ball effectively for large portions of the game, but were limited to 3 touchdown passes. El Toro, trailing 21-7 at the half, pulled to within a touchdown twice, and almost yet again a third time before being turned away on the Eastlake 2 yard line. A score at that point would have cut the Titan lead to 6 with plenty of time remaining in the 4th quarter. The Titans tacked on late scores, but the game was much closer than the final score indicated.
Defensively the Chargers made tackles for losses and would place Eastlake's offense in difficult positions, but the Titans were able to find a way to make a big play when they needed it. AJ Aguilar led the team with 11 tackles, 3 for losses and was flying to the football all game. Defensive lineman Andrew Aguilar was in the backfield often, and forced a fumble that was recovered by Noah Aguilar on the first Eastlake drive of the second half. Andrew finished unofficially with 5 tackles. Chris Sawaya had 5 1/2 tackles himself and was active making plays. DE's Robert Brandenburg and Jeremiah Allen finished with 8 tackles and Brandenburg forced a fumble that Eastlake was fortunate to fall on. Artie Varela had multiple tackles including 1 for a loss and a clutch break-up of a Titan pass on 3rd down. Multiple tackles were also turned in by Patrick Kotnik and Jacob Williams, 1 for a loss of yardage by Kotnik.
The Offensive Line did an outstanding job once again providing time to throw and allowing the offense to accumulate 385 yards in the air. Senior Center Kevin Frum (who also played linebacker), Tackles Conrad Frick and Kyle Whitesides, along with Guards Dominick Vasquez and Angel Rodriguez were rock solid up front in pass protection against a big Eastlake defensive line. Football is a big man's game and these Chargers in the trenches played well as a unit. Wide Receiver Austin Derrico finished with 8 catches on the night, including 3 TD's for 152 receiving yards and he also had another bundle of return yards on special teams. Noah Aguilar had a huge game with 10 receptions for 153 yards, and had a diving interception on defense as he undercut a receiver for the pick (Noah also added a fumble recovery on defense for good measure). Ricky Silva caught the ball 7 times and carried it 11 times for 60 plus yards including a nice burst up the sidelines after a catch for a 23 yard pick up. Marcus Blevins averaged over 5 yards a carry and had big first down scamper to keep a drive alive in the second half. Shane McLaughlin returned an Eastlake kick-off 75 yards to the Titan 10 and added 4 catches. Chris Sawaya also had a nice reception in traffic. QB Cooper Jones finished 31 of 53 for 385 yards, 3 TD's and 1 INT and spread the football around to the Charger receivers. In the kicking game, Matthew Freem hit his PAT's and handled all of the kick-off and punt game duties this week.
Next Friday, September 9th, the Chargers look to put it all together against Corona Del Mar. They will be on the road. Check the schedule on www.etfootball.com for details
The Coach Richard Beatie Football Scholarship Award


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In the Agile methodology there are mostly the same types of tests as are used in other quality assurance programs. What gets tested is the same. It is the "how" that is different. How things are tested using the Agile methodology is the biggest difference. There is lots of testing. People who use software enabled devices and software may not realize how many tests there are. Most testers aim for testing 80%, but in Agile its well over 90%. This is especially the case in regulated industries or anything that has direct customer feedback. So anything that has a URI, anything that has to do with money, anything that has to do with healthcare, anything that is security data or hs personal information to the other thing we emphasize in addition to automated testing with Agile.
The other type of testing with Agile is iterative testing. No one tests A-E, instead we start with user story A which leads to B and we test A to B. A is automated at this point. Then test C. Both A and B are automated so this gets us from A-C. The we manually test D and so on so each user story builds on the last test until all are automated.
The Team Approach For Testing
Everyone on the team is responsible for testing. Knowing what is to be tested from the beginning helps. When we think of the two most important pieces of the user story, the description which tells you what has to be done and why and then we have the acceptance criteria. I can't tell you how many really matureAagile organizations I worked with that's all they have in their user story. They don't have preconditions and assumptions, or business rules. If you're really good at writing acceptance criteria already covers all those other areas tell you everything you need to know about the what for that user story. The whole team writes acceptance criteria. Everybody participates in the activity. Testing often takes longer than development, almost always. So what we'll do is when the developers are getting too far ahead of testers, we will stop development and will have them go help the testers, , so it's always a very synergistic relationship.


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SOURCE: Green Innovations Ltd.
July 02, 2013 08:45 ET
MIAMI, FL--(Marketwired - Jul 2, 2013) - Green Innovations Ltd. (OTCQB: GNIN) (OTCBB: GNIN) ("Green Innovations" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Green Hygienics, Inc. ("Green Hygienics"), has received two additional purchase orders from Cardenas Markets, Inc. ("Cardenas Markets"), a California-based family-owned chain of supermarkets. This is the fifth round of purchase orders for "Sensational" branded bath tissue received from Cardenas Markets in 2013.
"Cardenas Markets continues to be a strong supporter of our Sensational brand bath tissue product line in California making this their fifth order this year alone," stated Philip Rundle, CEO of Green Innovations. "Our growing success with Cardenas Markets and other regional grocers around the country is the product of a lot of hard work and dedication by our sales team, distributors, and most of all our suppliers who continue to provide us with the highest quality value products available anywhere. We hope to achieve even greater success as we expand our sales and distribution efforts with potential large national retailers."
Cardenas Markets is a 2nd generation family business that provides its customers with general grocery and fresh produce. Cardenas Markets now operates 28 stores and employs over 3,000 people in California and Nevada. For more information about Cardenas Markets, visit www.cardenasmarkets.com.
About Green Innovations Ltd.
Green Innovations Ltd., through its wholly-owned subsidiary Green Hygienics, Inc., is the exclusive licensed North American distributor of American Hygienics Corporation's 100% tree-free bamboo-based product line, including personal care and paper-based goods. The marketplace for paper-based goods is in excess of $29 billion annually in the United States. Tauriga Sciences, Inc. (OTCQB: TAUG), through a licensing agreement with Green Hygienics, Inc., is marketing the products of the Company to commercial parties including the medical industry and school districts. The Company provides consumers the opportunity to enjoy high-quality and performance eco-friendly goods from dedicated experts that have been producing bamboo products for over a decade, along with the cost-benefit of local raw material manufacturing, and the satisfaction of knowing that by using these products they are doing their part to reduce their carbon footprint and to continue the movement towards a more healthy and sustainable planet.
This press release contains "forward-looking statements". Statements in this press release which are not purely historical are forward-looking statements and include any statements regarding beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions regarding the future, and specifically references to future potential purchase orders from Cardenas and national account sales. The reader can identify these forward-looking statements by forward-looking words such as "may," "will," "expect," "potential," "anticipate," "forecast," "believe," "estimate," "project," "plan," "continue" or similar words. The reader should read statements that contain these words carefully because they discuss future expectations, contain projections of future results of operations or of financial condition, or state other forward-looking information. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding potential products, customers, revenues, expansion efforts, and future plans and objectives of Green Innovations Ltd. ("Green Innovations"). The risk factors listed in our disclosure documents and the cautionary language on this website provide examples of risks, uncertainties and events that may cause actual results to differ materially from the expectations and projections described by Green Innovations in its forward-looking statements. Actual results relating to, among other things, product launch, sales, customer acceptance and market share could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Factors affecting forward-looking statements include: consumer preferences, competition from more established brands, ability to develop market share; changes in the operating costs; changes in economic conditions, foreign exchange and other financial markets; changes of the interest rates on borrowings; hedging activities that Green Innovations develops or produces; changes in the investments levels; litigation; legislation; environmental, judicial, regulatory, political and competitive developments in areas in which Green Innovations operates; technological, mechanical and operational difficulties encountered in connection with Green Innovations' development activities; and labor relation matters and costs. The reader should refer to the risk disclosures set out in the periodic reports and other disclosure documents filed by Green Innovations from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulatory authorities.
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Saturday 16th September
Brunswick Yard
From Louisville, Kentucky, Joan Shelley wraps up our C-Art Festival of events with an intimate gig at Brunswick Yard, Penrith. Here in the UK for a short tour that sees them perform at Cerys Mathews' The Good Life Experience Festival the night coming to Penrith, expect a mixture of Joan's signer-songwriter folk accompanied by Nathan Salsburg's subtle rhythm sections, Brunswick Yards' wood fired pizza, fine wines and a lovely relaxed vibe.
Check out Joan on Later with Jools Holland on 9th May.
Uncut Magazine called Joan Shelley's latest album 'profound' in its 9/10 review upon its release in September, stating that Shelley is a 'major talent', while Martin Chilton wrote in The Telegraph: 'Joan Shelley has a rich voice that ebbs and flows, and brings out the deftest emotions of her strikingly well-written songs… the result is terrific.'
Its all going to be fine……. 🙂


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Title of Bulletin Board: Wear SNEAKERS to P.E.
Category: Beginning of School
Suggested Grade Level: All
Materials: butcher paper, border, cut out or printed letters, fun picture of sneakers or character in sneakers
It's always important for students to wear the right shoes to P.E. This bulletin board is in the hallway entrance to our multipurpose room. It will serve as a daily reminder that they need to wear their SNEAKERS to P.E. I always find that using a fun character representing the message it really impacts the students. I thought the spider wearing sneakers was just the thing!!
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Pen to Thread: 750+ Hand-Drawn Embroidery Designs to Inspire Your Stitches! by Sarah Watson
English | February 23rd, 2016 | ISBN: 1620339528 | 162 pages | True PDF | 76.75 MB
English | February 23rd, 2016 | ISBN: 1620339528 | 162 pages | True PDF | 76.75 MB
Picture-perfect embroidery projects! Looking to add some inspiration to your embroidery? Look to Pen to Thread! Illustrator and fabric designer Sarah Watson has hand drawn more than 750 whimsical, imaginative motifs in one place–sheer delight for anyone who wields a needle!
From every day objects like birdcages and backpacks to sophisticated poodles, playful mermaids, and punchy pinatas, each pattern is more charming than the next. Sarah has also included embroidery and stitching basics in case you're new to this fun and addictive hobby. She offers tips on choosing color as well as a CD containing individual PDFs of all motifs and alphabets for easy resizing. Any motif can be made distinctly yours with Sarah's easy-to-follow instructions. Your finished projects will make perfect gifts–but you won't want to give them away.
With pattern chapters like School Days, In the Kitchen, The Great Outdoors, and By the Sea, there's no limit to where Pen to Thread can take you!
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Ahern Micheal or Michel born 1777 Irelan
Hi, homonyme friends:
From what I search so far, no luck on retreaving my family tree further than 5 generations, all of them from Cap d'espoir (Gaspesia) province of Quebec. Starting with Micheal or Michel married to Johanna Broderick, he may have borned around 1777, in Ireland I suppose. Among their childrens, William, born in 1828,married Sara Bourget in 1862 From their union, came John that married Florida Lelievre in 1897.My grand-father Charles borned in 1907 married my grand-mother Catherine Degarie. They add 10 childrens, out of them William, my father was borned in 1936-1998.
From the family stories I heard, Micheal could have come with 2 brothers or cousins, not knowing the county. That doesn't help me very much, Thought, records of ships passengers that had left Ireland in the 18th century was released on the net,no one sems to match my query. That is why i'm sendingØ0quest. Could link me to some new input.


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Barnet's Conservative run council have reached record high levels in 'incentive' payments to private sector landlords who house some of the boroughs most vulnerable residents, many of whom may have been made homeless by the council itself.
According to answers received by Labour Councillor for West Hendon, Adam Langleben for tonight's full council meeting, Barnet Homes has paid out £766,053 so far this financial year, with the amount to continue to rise.
Figures show that over the past four years the figure has jumped from just over £50,000 to over £750,000.
The amount paid in incentives over the past four years are:
2012/13 - £53,058.28
2013/14 - £566,538.12
2014/15 - £720,643.44
2015/16 - £766,053.00
This massive increase comes alongside a sharp decline in the number of council homes the council has in its own housing stock, with the issue likely to continue to worsen as the redevelopment of the large council estates in West Hendon, Stonegrove, Grahame Park and Dollis Valley result in a net loss of over 800 council homes for social rent.
The figures follow a Barnet Labour Group year-long study of Barnet's housing crisis that has come up with policy changes to try and deliver a massive increase in the availability of affordable homes.
Adam Langleben, Labour Councillor for West Hendon said:
"The pace at which this figure keeps rising is quite astonishing – and this is before 800 non-secure households are made homeless by this Conservative council's disastrous 'regeneration' plans. When the estates are gone you can see this figure rising to well over £2m a year – and that is a very conservative estimate.
"The cost of housing council tenants in the private rented sector is significantly higher than social housing provided by the council. These decisions in the long run have meant higher taxes for all residents as the benefit bill increases to meet the cost - since 2007/8 the housing benefit bill in Barnet has ballooned by 74 per cent to £263.8m.
"On the BBC Sunday Politics last week, the Conservative MP for Hendon claimed that Barnet Council were in the process of 'socially improving' its council estates. Any non-secure council tenant living on one of estates being developed would just call it being made homeless.
"One thing is clear: The Conservatives vision of 'socially improving' our borough will be a costly one, both financial and in terms of peoples lives."
Notes to Editors:
1. The figures can be found in the Questions to the Leader for tonight's Council meeting. See Q57.
For more information on the Housing Commission and report findings see:
For more information contact Cllr Adam Langleben: email@example.com
To contact the Barnet Labour Group: 020 8359 2568


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While visiting a friend, she asked me if would decorated her table with Burlap.., I jumped at this challenge. We went out and bought some burlap and raffia and within the hour we started measuring her table. This table was a perfect square.. so, it was easy to work with and we had....
lots of fun.
I rolled the burlap out one way, measured it and cut it off. I then rolled it out the other way, measured the same distance and cut again. If I was going to do this again: I would sew all edges to stop the fraying.
Then take some raffia and tie the corners. I joined the two burlap's together. Starting at the top tie a knot and then crisscross all the way down to the bottom. Do this to all 4 corners -this will hold everything together
For decoration purposes, I then weaved the raffia (in and out) all the way along the top edged. Be sure to go through both burlap's and pull slightly to keep the top of the burlap flat. Tie raffia strands together to make one long Strand and weave in and out all the way around the table.
I tied a bow in the middle of the table, just because I wanted too.


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The usual sub-par October frame got quite a jolt with Gravity's $55 million opening last week. Film easily became Fall's biggest opener ever. Could see high results this week as well.
Sensei's weekend predictions and revenue results are as follows:
1. "Gravity" ($32 million) – Another box office success for Sandra Bullock (The Blind Side) who also had this Summer's mega-hit The Heat. Her co-star George Clooney? Well, we'd have to go back a few years (almost a decade, really) to find him in a box office hit this big. Another solid weekend awaits this sci-fi hit.
2. "Captain Phillips" ($18 million) – Sold drama structure but director Paul Greengrass is very "hit or miss" nowadays at the box office. Dare I say, shaky cam? Still, despite the fixed audience, Tom Hanks' latest should open decently.
3. "Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2" ($13 million)– Its box office pace may have fallen behind the original Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs, but not by much. Pulling strong numbers during this time of year remains impressive.
4. "Machete Kills" ($8.7 million) – The first Machete had all sorts of problems. Uneven script, stereotypes for characters and a terrible weekend opening. How terrible? Machete remains one of the few films to ever open #1 on Friday, only to slip all the way to #4 by Monday (ouch). So Sensei's not expecting much from the sequel.
5. "Prisoners" ($3.4 million) – Considering how competitive the frame is right now, this drama has done remarkably well. Look for an easy break over the $50 million domestic mark.
In other calls:
Look for Romeo and Juliet to pull around $600,000 off its 450+ theaters.
Those are Sensei's calls. Enjoy the weekend.


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Hello dear Scrapiniec friends. It's Adrijana here from Paper Beauty AK. I really adore springtime and nature, which shows us all of hidden charms: leaves are green, flowers bloom in rainbow colors, the animals in the forest are playful and the farmers mowing the meadows. And I love the smell of grass. Every morning, I'm woken by birds singing and sometimes some courageous couple makes a bird's nest on our balcony. And today, I share with you my new 3D altered project. I "captured" a birdies in a clock, which I created in a small secret garden. I used a lot of Scrapiniec chipboards and also two new collections 2018: Clouded Hearts and Bricks. I love this new collections. Enjoy these warm spring days!
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I hope you like my altered project. Hugs, Adrijana


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University of Washington, Bothell
Bothell, Washington
Completed in 2010
Hacker created a new campus Master Plan to address the University's fast-growing campus community. The Plan incorporates several new buildings and parking areas while preserving more than 50% of the campus to restored wetlands. As a top priority of the University, our team integrated many sustainable features. This included an east-west orientation for buildings to maximize solar control and natural ventilation strategies while providing views to the majority of the occupants. The landscape will be used as a teaching tool by integrating outdoor classrooms, sustainable and edible plantings, stormwater rain gardens, and accompanying signage to increase community awareness of UW Bothell's rich and varied natural environment.
A sense of unity and connectedness within the campus and creating a welcoming institution for neighbors and industry partners is a particular goal of the University. To unify campus buildings on a steeply sloping site, our team integrated an accessible crescent-shaped path which connects many existing and proposed buildings at grade to new open spaces at the north and south edges of the campus. In addition, we carefully analyzed ways to connect all areas of campus – vehicle, pedestrian, and bike – while maintaining views into the upland forested area.


text: Work smarter, not harder. A common phrase many forget to use in their work life. Running digital advertising campaigns can take up a lot of your time if you're not careful. Designing creative, building a strategy, setting goals, uploading creative and lists, and launching a campaign – there's a lot do and a lot of extra things you could do. If you're not planning your time wisely, you'll get caught up in all the things you could do and lose sight of those things you should do. Check out our latest infographic to see how you can plan your time around a campaign and ensure everything that needs to get done is finished in an efficient timeframe.


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This time of year, newspapers and magazines seem to bring out year-end issues on topics such as Happiness, New Years resolutions etc...
It's really quite interesting to read their solutions for happiness.... ranging from mindfulness to exercise to de-cluttering. While these are all valid in terms of getting a calm mind, ultimately, happiness does not lie in objects of any kind. I should know, I was a bit of a connoisseur of self-help books for a while .
The only way to genuine, permanent happiness is through self-knowledge. To know with absolute certainty that you are the limitless, whole, actionless, undisturbed, ordinary, non-dual awareness that illuminates all objects, including yourself. Once you understand this, then happiness is never far away, no matter what is going on in maya.
Happiness is simply our innate nature and Vedanta is there to help us claim it.
And whether or not you run that marathon really has nothing to do with it .
Happy New Year!


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"Kora kaagaz tha yeh mann mera, likh diya naam ismein tera"
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October 25, 2007 – Thursday
I choose to stay home, not work out and watch baseball. I'm not apologizing for it. Tomorrow is a full moon and I know it's going to be a trying, long day. I'll start by working out at 5am. That's where all the crazies start their days.
I can feel the moon making me a little silly. (I know … a little?!?) I realize there is little science behind these things, but I truly believe it to be true. It's working!


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Progress Illinois previews the Democratic primary race between Angelica Alfaro and Omar Aquino, who are competing for the Illinois Senate seat being vacated by retiring state Sen. William Delgado (D-Chicago).
Democratic candidates running for Illinois Senate in the 2nd legislative district are sparring over their progressive credentials, political affiliations and positions on charter schools.
Angelica Alfaro and Omar Aquino are competing in the Democratic primary to replace retiring state Sen. William Delgado (D-Chicago), who has represented the majority-Hispanic 2nd district on Chicago's Northwest Side since 2006. The 2nd Senate district covers the Chicago neighborhoods of Belmont Cragin, Hermosa, Humboldt Park, Logan Square, Montclare and West Town as well as the suburb of Elmwood Park.
Aquino, 28, a former employee of U.S. Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D, IL-8), ran for alderman in Chicago's 36th Ward last year. Aquino, a Belmont Cragin resident, lost to Gilbert Villegas in the April aldermanic runoff.
Humboldt Park native Alfaro, 30, worked as an advocacy manager at the Noble Network of Charter Schools before taking an unpaid leave of absence to launch her Illinois senatorial campaign. On her campaign website, Alfaro describes herself as a "community advocate," who has "mentored hundreds of local students to get on the path to and through college."
Delgado has endorsed Aquino, as have other elected officials including Cook County Commissioner Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, Chicago Ald. Carlos Ramirez Rosa (35th) and state Rep. Will Guzzardi (39th). The Chicago Teachers Union, Grassroots Illinois Action and the SEIU* Illinois Council are among the organized groups that back Aquino.
Alfaro has earned endorsements from Chicago Alds. Joe Moreno (1st), Brian Hopkins (2nd), Will Burns (4th), George Cardenas (12th) and Danny Solis (25th). Pro-charter school groups Stand for Children IL PAC and INCS Action PAC also support Alfaro.
Both candidates have each been endorsed by the
Aquino and Alfaro both claim to be progressive.
Aquino has sought to cast himself as the real progressive in the race and the only candidate with experience working in government.
"I've dedicated my life to public service," said Aquino, whose first job out of college was as a case manager for the state's Community Care Program, which connects low-income seniors with personal attendants who can assist them in their homes.
He has labeled Alfaro as a "Rauner Democrat," pointing to her financial support from organizations and wealthy individuals aligned with the state's Republican governor, including the nationwide education reform group Stand for Children. Before becoming governor, Bruce Rauner was instrumental in the 2010 launch of Stand for Children's Illinois state chapter.
Wealthy Rauner ally James Crown and former Exelon Corporation CEO John Rowe, a Noble board member who served on the governor's gubernatorial exploratory committee, are among Alfaro's top donors.
"I think it's kind of laughable to call yourself a progressive when ... you receive money from people that are allies with the governor," Aquino said, adding that, "They're the reason why we have a governor right now that has waged war on working-class families."
Alfaro said she is also receiving campaign contributions from community members, who "know that I would represent them" if elected to the Senate.
"I'll be beholden to them, and I will represent them in Springfield," she added.
Alfaro accused Aquino of being "backed by the political machine."
"He's being backed by Joe Berrios, and I'm a lifelong Democrat, not a lifelong politician," she said. "And that's really what sets us apart ... This is a grassroots campaign that I'm running, which is not what I'm seeing from my opponent."
Berrios is the Cook County Assessor and Democratic Party chairman. Aquino worked as a legislative aide to Berrios' daughter, Toni, when she served in the Illinois House.
"In terms of trying to say who our associations are with, I think that's a red herring. I think more than anything, Miss Alfaro should sort of look in the mirror and see where her associations are actually coming from and if those people really truly care about the community that we live in," Aquino said, adding that he has "vowed to stand against Governor Rauner's attack on working families, his attack on labor, his attack on working people's rights."
IllinoisGo, an independent expenditure PAC aligned with Rauner, has also been active in the 2nd district race. The PAC's stated mission is to defend Democratic lawmakers who support "difficult, yet responsible, choices our state government needs" against "special interest attacks." It has sent out pro-Alfaro political mail, touting her backstory as a first-generation college graduate and "daughter of Mexican immigrants and proud union workers."
Alfaro played up her family's ties to organized labor, specifically her parents' membership with UNITE HERE Local 1, in an interview with Progress Illinois.
"I think it's really unfortunate that my opponent is trying to paint me as like anti-labor," she said. "The fact that I grew up in a union home, I just want to emphasize what that meant for my family ... The Alfaro family owes a debt of gratitude to organized labor, and I just want to make sure that (is) very clear. And I look forward, if I'm able to be honored to represent the 2nd district, where I was born and raised, ... to working hand-in-hand with organized labor against Rauner's anti-working family agenda. And I plan on being very strong about that."
On education issues, both candidates say they support an elected school board in Chicago. Their positions differ when it comes to charter schools.
Aquino said charter schools "make our education system and our students into commodities."
"That's something that I'm totally against," Aquino said.
He supports a statewide moratorium on charter schools and expressed openness to the idea of curbing the Illinois State Charter School Commission's powers. The commission can overrule local school boards when they reject new charter school proposals.
"I'm certainly not for that commission," he said.
Alfaro didn't take a clear position on the Illinois State Charter School Commission.
"I want to be able to look into that a little more," she said. "I think we need to think more critically. I shouldn't be, 'If it's charter, say no to it. If it's charter, say yes to it.'"
Alfaro said she is an advocate for all schools, not only charters.
"I support all schools, and we need not to pit school types against one another," she said. "We need to put children first. I don't care if it's selective, if it's IB (international baccalaureate), charter, traditional -- the best way to move our city and our state forward is by working together to come up with solutions to help all of our families in our city."
Both candidates are proponents of a $15 minimum wage in Illinois.
"I can't fathom to think that people are working full-time, they have families, they are working more than one job, and they're forced to live in poverty," Alfaro said. "So this is something that's very important to me."
Alfaro, however, would not definitively say whether she would sponsor or cosponsor legislation to increase the state's hourly wage from $8.25 to $15.
"I would definitely be open to it," she explained. "I haven't really spoken to specific bills that I would sponsor or cosponsor."
Aquino, meanwhile, said he would sponsor or cosponsor a $15 minimum wage bill "with no hesitation."
"I know that we need legislation (to) raise the minimum wage to at least $15 an hour statewide so you don't have counties competing against each other within our state," he said. "We have to be investing in our community members, in our workers, and making sure that they're provided with fair pay."
At the national level, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is the only White House hopeful who supports raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. Democratic rival Hillary Clinton backs a $12 an hour federal minimum wage.
Asked about the presidential race, Aquino said he is leaning toward supporting Sanders over Clinton in the Democratic primary.
"It's great to see a presidential candidate that's trying to stand up for working families, for collective bargaining rights, that wants to have universal health care,"Aquino said of Sanders. "If the election were held today, I'd be voting for Bernie. But there's four weeks to go ... I may change my mind."
Alfaro said she hasn't decided which Democratic presidential candidate to back.
The Illinois primary election is March 15. There are no Republicans running for the Illinois Senate's 2nd district seat.
The Logan Square Neighborhood Association is hosting a forum with the 2nd Senate district candidates this Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The forum will be held at McAuliffe Elementary School, 1841 N. Springfield Ave.
*The SEIU Illinois Council sponsors this website.


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When it comes to capturing precious moments with a newborn, photographer Jocelyn Conway is stepping up her game. For years, Conway has been challenging traditional family photography by incorporating larger themes within her photos. Her current theme undertakes the connection between pregnant mothers and newborn children through the use of what she refers to as "bump bowls."
As a former midwife, Conway understands that the connection between a mother and infant in the womb is nothing short of incredible. She captures this loving connection by integrating mold castings of the mothers' pregnant bellies into her portraiture. While these "bump bowls" are nothing new, Conway turns the mother's cast into a prop for the baby once it has arrived. Next, she photographs the newborn nestled inside of their mother's casted womb – and the results are absolutely stunning.
The newborns, Conway argues, love being back in their casts because it reminds them of the warm, nourishing environment of their mother's womb. Because the casts are made to replicate the curvature of the mom's tummy, these newborns feel right at home. While her methods may seem unusual, Conway continues to redefine newborn photography with her innovative ideas. Take a look at some of her incredible work below!
Conway aims to capture the relationship between mother and child by reconnecting newborns with the feeling of being in their mother's womb again.
She typically spends several weeks with the mother in order to capture moments both before and after the child's birth.
For years, Conway has been interested in the process of body casting and her photography is a clear integration of these talents.
The casts are typically made during the third trimester of the mother's pregnancy (about 34 to 36 weeks into the pregnancy).
After the casts are made, mothers have the opportunity to see their child nestled up in a replica of their womb.
Adding feathers and blankets to the cast, it's clear that these newborns feel right at home.
The results are both beautiful and heartwarming!
Of course, safety is always a precaution when photographing the babies. Conway often takes several test photos to ensure the stability of the bowl.
Using editing, Conway combines the test images with other props.
Conway excellently captures the loving and nurturing connection between mother and child in a new, innovative way.
In addition to her "baby bowl" photography, Conway also does casts of newborns hands and feet.
To see more of Conway's photography, a portfolio of her work is available on her website.
Be sure to SHARE these stunning photos with your friends and family.
H/T: LittleThings | PhotoJos


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Latitude: 52.6381 / 52°38'17"N
Longitude: -2.0432 / 2°2'35"W
OS Eastings: 397170
OS Northings: 304486
OS Grid: SJ971044
Mapcode National: GBR 2B9.L7Q
Mapcode Global: WHBFM.LY7F
Entry Name: Chapel Farmhouse
Listing Date: 28 February 1991
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1039186
English Heritage Legacy ID: 271810
Location: Essington, South Staffordshire, Staffordshire, WV11
County: Staffordshire
District: South Staffordshire
Civil Parish: Essington
Built-Up Area: Springhill
Traditional County: Staffordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Staffordshire
Church of England Parish: Essington St John the Evangelist
Church of England Diocese: Lichfield
The following building shall be added;
7/30 Chapel Farmhouse
Farmhouse. Circa late C18, remodelled and extended in late C19.
Built of large tax bricks in garden wall bond, some vitrefied.
Slate roof with gabled ends and projecting brick eaves courses.
Tax brick axial and gable end stacks, the axial stack heightened
and with clay tile pots.
3-room plan original house, the large left-hand room (kitchen) and
smaller centre room heated from back-to-back fireplaces in axial
stack, the smaller right hand (south) room heated from a gable end
stack. In late C19 an unheated 1-room plan extension was built at
the left (north) end with a wing at the back and 2 other rear
wings and outshuts were built, probably when the house was divided
into 2 cottages.
2 storeys. 4-window west front, the left bay is late C19 addition.
C20 2-light casement without glazing bars and C20 half-glazed
doors to left and right of centre. At rear central 1 storey
gable-ended wing, left hand wing heightened with flat roof and
narrow 2 storey wing on right, with outshuts between.
Interior: Left hand room of original house has chamfered axial
beams in centre and small right hand room, the former with run-out
stops and C20 chimneypiece, the latter without stops and C19
chimneypiece. Late C19 joinery throughout including plank doors
and 2 winder staircases. Roof has large purlins and later common
Note: Tax bricks were large bricks made to avoid the brick tax of
1784 (repealed in 1850). To combat this, double tax was then
levied on bricks over 150 cubic inches. These 9x5x4.5 inch bricks
are over 150 cubic inches and therefore likely to be C18. There
was a largebrickworks nearby to the west.
Listing NGR: SJ9717004486
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Misa Kelly completes her MFA and launches SonneBlauma Danscz Theatre working project to project.
3 Cities: 3 Choreographers: 2008 - California Tour
Affinity Project Website
Setting the intention to deepen artistic relationships between artists participating in the inaugural Festival we designed this project in such a way that participants in 2011 events were provided additional performing and networking opportunities with events scheduled in both Santa Barbara and Pasadena.
2013 Project Website
2012 Project Website
EVENTS PRODUCED and/or CO-PRODUCED BY SONNEBLAUMA
ADaPT FESTIVAL SERIES: 2011-2013
2011 Project Website - winner of Indy Award for Artistic Direction
In 2011 we launched our first international festival, the SB-ADaPT Festival. As we morphed into ArtBark International this continued on in 2012 in collaboration with RAW MATTERS in Vienna, Austria, and in 2013 and as a tri-city festival in Brooklyn, NY; Santa Barbara, CA; and Pasadena, CA. Our organization, in interest of promoting growth in the community, stepped aside from festival production when another dance company stepped forwards expressing a desire to produce festivals in Santa Barbara (at this time we did not feel there was space enough in our small town for two dance festivals)
As a part of our 3 Cities: 3 Choreographers project they performed with collaborators Kerstin Stuart and Louis Cornejo at Diavolo Theater in Los Angeles, Shall we Dance in Pacific Grove, Project 418 in Santa Cruz, & Center Stage Theater in Santa Barbara. The project received great press including being on the cover of LA Yoga Magazine. This event planted the seed for the ADaPT Festival Series.
In 2008 SonneBlauma became an international company traveling to Istanbul to perform at the AFL Kültür Merkezi with the Ziggurat Dance Company and to give a lecture demonstration and conduct a week long workshop at Çatı.
Tongue Studio Showing and week long workshop held at Studio B: 2000
Misa Kelly invites Stephanie Gilliland and her dance company Tongue to Santa Barbara hosting a week long workshop and a studio showing at Studio B
Collective: 1998
SonneBlauma's 1st collaborative production produced at Santa Barbara's Center Stage Theater.
501 (c) 3 Status: 1998
In 1998 Misa Kelly, Stephen Kelly and Sarah Wingren receive 501 (c) 3 status for the Future Traditions Foundation.
Launch May of 1996
In 2010 SonneBlauma performed in the COOL New York Dance Festival & engaged in their Perceptions of Performance in Guerilla Spaces project at the Met and MOMA. In 2012 SonneBlauma returned to perform at Green Space Studios on the Take Root and Fertile Ground series. They also continued their experimental explorations at the Met, MOMA and on city streets. In 2013 SonneBlauma morphed into ArtBark and opened an office in Brooklyn, NY with NY happenings facilitated by Trina Mannino and Joanna Nobbe. ArtBark performed in New York three times in 2013! For the ADaPT Festival Series, the Minty Project, and also for the Dragon's Egg Showing at Triskelion Arts.
Santa Barbara