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U.S. banks may be shuttering branches in an effort to cut costs, but JPMorgan Chase is employing a different strategy, aiming to open up more physical storefronts.
CNBC, citing an interview JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon had with Jim Cramer on Squawk Alley, reported the company is gearing up to open 50 new branches in Philadelphia, Delaware and southern New Jersey during the course of the next five years. The move is part of an earlier plan it announced in January, in which it said it would open 400 branches around the U.S. in an effort to strengthen its retail business.
JPMorgan is the largest U.S. bank based on deposits and branches, reported CNBC, although there are areas and regions where the bank isn't dominant. In Pennsylvania, for example, Wells Fargo, PNC and Citizens are the leading banks.
"When we come in, we bring in the full force of JPMorgan," Dimon said in an interview. "You still need to serve the client the way they want to be served, not the way I want to serve them."
As a result of the branch openings, JPMorgan said it will hire as many as 300 employees for the Philadelphia branches and will put $3 billion for mortgages and small business lending in the area. The $3 billion will also include grants for low-income communities and $5 million to build up the Kensington Avenue neighborhood in Philadelphia.
At the same time that JPMorgan is announcing plans to open more branches, its rival Wells Fargo is doing the opposite. It announced last week it was laying off employees by as much as 10 percent as it aims to lower costs. According to CNBC, as of the end of June, Wells Fargo had the most branches at 5,751, while JPMorgan Chase had 5,091.
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MegaPay (Private) Limited, operating under the brand name 'Pay&Go', provides a system for bill payments such as mobile and telephone bills, utility bills, cable TV bills, insurance premium, leasing rentals, donations etc and has just added on parking fees payment to their portfolio.
The agreement Tenaga has with Mega Pay gives commuters many choices and the ability to tailor their parking experience to fit their individual need and allows motorist to pay through MegaPay's following channels:
• at any of Mega Pay's 600 kiosks conveniently located all around Sri Lanka
• Pay&Go Mobile App
• www.paygo.lk web page
Duminda Jayatilake, Managing Director of Tenaga Car Parks said "Today, when you park your car you won't need to carry cash with you.
As technology progresses, there are readily available options for commuters and we at Tenaga invite you to make full use of the many options available.
Our newest addition is MegaPay's 'Pay&Go' system which we are delighted to offer all motorists.
Marketing and Business Development Manager of MegaPay Pvt Ltd, Ushantha Samaraweera speaking at the launch of the collaboration said that mobile payment technology is taking over the transportation scene.
"The partnership with Tenaga will allow MegaPay kiosks and online channels to accept both parking meter payments as well as fines, thereby simplifying and making convenient the parking meter payment".
"Being at the forefront of behavioral change is MegaPay's ethos and adopting the discipline of paying for parking is one of those trends that we are happy to be associated with", Ushantha went on to note.
"When a motorist parks in a parking bay, the ticket could be obtained from the closest parking meter or pay at one of our kiosks.
Additionally they can enter their vehicle number and make payment through their mobiles.
Stuck in an interview in the city? No time to feed the meter? No worries" added Samaraweera.
About Tenaga Car Parks (Pvt) Ltd
Tenaga Car Parks is the pioneer in providing parking and traffic management solutions in Sri Lanka.
The company has commissioned 100 solar powered parking meters in Colombo, with an investment of LKR 250 million, in a Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) with Colombo Municipal Council.
The parking meters have a system where once a car occupies a parking spot, owners must pay the parking fee before departing.
With over 20 years of experience in industrialized countries, Tenaga has managed facilities in Malaysia and India with the help of international partners including CALE, Gtechna and Negete (Next Generation Technologies).
About MegaPay Pvt Ltd
MegaPay (Private) Limited, operating under the brand "Pay&Go", is FinTech company which inaugurate the Sri Lanka's largest self-service Kiosk Network from 2012 and now already established more than 600 units.
Pay&Go wide solutions are set to provide most innovative, convenient, secured and easy methods for businesses to accept payments and for customers to pay any kind of bill payment.
As a government regulated and approved payment channel, Pay&Go serves to 65+ service providers by providing the most demanded and reliable payment option for their customers.
Photo Caption : From left to right Roshean Rozairo – Asst. Manager Public Relations Tenaga Carparks (Pvt.) Ltd, Dilshan Mathew – Head of Business Development & Operations Tenaga Carparks (Pvt.) Ltd, Rehab Ariff – Director Operations Tenaga Carparks (Pvt.) Ltd and Duminda Jayathilake – Managing Director Tenaga Carparks (Pvt.) Ltd, Vardan Aslibekyan – General Director MegaPay Pvt Ltd, Ushantha Samaraweera – Marketing and Business Development Manager MegaPay Pvt Ltd

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I got this book from the library yesterday, see here and here for a couple of reviews.
The author Joanne Seiff has a blog called Yarnspinner, which I intend to visit in the next week or so. The book isn't just projects but also discussions on various types of fibres and their manufacture and the environmental impact i.e. whether a lot of water has been used in their production , how much energy is used etc. There are a few knitters that drop in to my blog from time to time, so I think this book would be of interest to them as well as the more casual type of knitter (like me).
My mother who is a knitter (both machine and hand) mentioned that she was reading it and a couple of the projects in the book piqued my interest, in particular the one on the cover (above) which is a soft basket knitted from fabric strips, which I have already (the author suggests a double size flat sheet to make the strips) using quite large double-pointed needles (15mm).
It is knitted in the round and the skill level is easy, so I reckon that I would be able to knit it, I will just have to check out Spotlight for large needles. (otherwise I will be going to Bunnings for some dowel of the right circumference and making my own)
Friday, 9 April 2010
Some knitting maybe .....
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"Arena de Verona?", she checked screen with suspicion.
"Indeed", he replied with somber calm.
"But that's an old monument dating back to 30AD", she prodded him to speak.
Known as the man of few words, he presented her two tickets.
Glancing at them, she read out, "Arena Opera Festival 2018, Ammettere Uno".
"This summer", she confirmed.
"Its an open ticket. Check their website to decide the final date"
With this, he placed one-way ticket to Verona, Italy and their visa ready passports.
She marveled at his planning.
"Well known performers across the world perform there. The audience is good mix of the ethnicity across the globe", he supplied the information, gauging the increasing interest in her eyes.
"It's ancient, well protected and pride of the nation", she appended with a sinister laugh.
"Let there be Grand Finale", he annexed.
…For He and She were terrorists deliberating their next target.
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Arena de Verona: Roman amphitheater at Verona, Italy. It dates back to 30AD and still in operation. Read more about it at "Arena de Verona"
Ammettere Uno: Admit one (In Italian language)
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Somewhere around the year 2000, the Tulsa Wheelmen officially became part of the Internet. Thanks to the efforts of Sid Parker and others in the club, the new site was born. For the first time, the club had a way to promote their sponsors and events, as well as provide race results to the masses. The site built momentum for two years growing as a valuable resource to cyclists in the state of Oklahoma and around the region.
2002 and 2003 was a challenging time. The Wheelmen were struggling as the lucrative Williams sponsorship ended and the club was having difficulty finding new leadership. During this time, thoughts and ideas started to take shape as the Wheelmen started the evolution into a racing focused club. Along with this evolution came the launch of a new website with the vision of fresh new content and a change in the way the club published information.
2004 saw the first major overhaul of the club in four years. The jerseys were redesigned with the orange and green colors, new sponsors stepped up to fund new initiatives and a racing team and club were born. During this time, the website provided vital information to current and potential members such as access to jersey order forms, race team and club team applications, and one of the most comprehensive list of cycling events in the region.
A changing of the guard happened at the end of 2004 when Kary Cummins became the new web master for the website. In addition to maintaining essential content like the events list, racing results, and a growing collection of pictures from cycling races, Kary brought new ways of organizing data and streamlining processes for updating content. By 2005, the site was averaging 20,000 page loads and almost 4,000 unique visitors each month. That's 600 page loads and 120 unique visitors each day!
2006 ushered in another round of sweeping changes. A database became the next big leap for the website giving racers the ability to maintain their own contact information, indicating what races they plan to attend and recording race results in a centralized location. The events list was database driven for the first time which reduced time required to make updates to our already popular calendar. Suddenly the possibilities of how the data could be sorted and viewed became endless.
What does the future hold for the website? In the future, club members and racers will be able to check their membership status and renew their memberships online. Jeresys and other clothing/equipment purchases will be made on the website instead of in the race team directors garage, and new tools will be used to allow a wider range of club members to contribute content instead of just web savvy volunteers.
With the change in sponsors, the jerseys required a redesign. The new colors gave the perfect reason to makeover the old website. Jeremy Stitt put in countless hours and did a great job. Unfortunately, life took control and got in the way of further website changes. 2009 saw the least amount of changes to the web design. However, the behind the scenes work has started on a conversion to SQL Server and ASP.NET.


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Published: 7th December 2012
The second review of 'An Emerald in a Work of Gold – Music from the Dow Partbooks', in today's 'i' newspaper, has given our new disc 4 stars, singling out Gwen Martin's performance of the beautiful consort song 'O Lord, how vain' by William Byrd, which is 'delivered with duly unornamented clarity'.
The disc is available now here on our website, on Itunes, Amazon, and at all good classical music retailers.
Published: 4th December 2012
Here's what the Sunday Times had to say about our latest CD, 'An Emerald in a Work of Gold – Music from the Dow Partbooks', released yesterday:
'Here are well-chosen selections from a rich compendium of mostly Elizabethan, mostly English music created by the connoisseur Robert Dow in the 1580s. From William Mundy's exquisite Sive vigilem to to Robert Parsons's wonderful Ave Maria setting, the ensemble sings with eloquence and expressive finesse.'
To hear it for yourself, and to grab a copy, head to our recordings page here on the website.
Published: 4th December 2012
Our latest CD, 'An Emerald in a Work of Gold – Music from the Dow Partbooks', is now available here on our website, as well as for digital download from Amazon and Itunes, and from all good Classical Music retailers.
Head to our recordings page to hear samples and to purchase the disc.
Published: 3rd November 2012
Following our extremely enjoyable concert at the Brighton Early Music Festival on Thursday (with a wonderfully warm and friendly audience!), here's a review of the event, which you can read by clicking here.
Published: 22nd October 2012
We're very excited to have received the advance copies of our latest CD, 'An Emerald in a Work of Gold – Music from the Dow Partbooks' from the lovely people at Delphian Records. We're delighted with the disc (and the beautiful cover!) and have fond memories of the recording sessions back in January, where we collaborated with the wonderful Rose Consort of Viols.
It's officially released on December 3rd (in time to make an excellent stocking filler!), but copies will soon be available to pre-order here on our website, and as an added incentive to attend, they will also be on sale at our concerts in Brighton and Oxford on November 1st and 7th respectively – see you there!
Published: 28th August 2012
We've got some exciting concerts lined up in the next few months, beginning with our only Scottish appearance this year in St Mary's Cathedral Edinburgh tomorrow evening at 9pm – a lovely programme of 'Music for the Close of Day', which went down a treat when we performed it in Wales earlier in the Summer.
Then we're at King's Place on September 15th, and the Brighton Early Music Festival on November 1st, with other things in the pipeline – for more information on these and other upcoming performances, visit our 'Concerts' page!
Published: 10th July 2012
We're performing around the UK in the coming months, and in July we're in Nottingham on the 10th and in Conwy on the 26th – we look forward to seeing you there!
For more information on these and other upcoming performances, visit our 'Concerts' page.
Published: 6th May 2012
In addition to the audio samples to be found here on our website, we are also now on Youtube! Below is us singing Monteverdi's beautiful madrigal 'Sfogava con le stelle', recorded live at our concert in the La Caixa Forum in Girona back in January. Enjoy!
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"The singers perform with a yearning intensity which is just exquisite."
"Exemplary one-to-a-part performances ... the singing is as impassioned as it is effortlessly elegant."
"The Marian Consort has built an enviable reputation for coolly poised and precisely balanced performances and indeed there are times here when the listener can only sit back and admire, seduced by the sheer beauty of sound."
"There's earnest beauty in it and the instrumental playing on this recording is spot on – the Berkeley Ensemble under David Wordsworth clinches the balance of chaste, plaintive and urgent."
"You are left in no doubt of the agony of the crucifixion in the vocal and horn climax of the opening chorus of Stabat Mater ... intense and riveting."
"The Marian Consort's performances deliver full value in terms of expressive range and sophistication. Pitch-perfect tuning and immaculately clean ensemble … add further to the attractions of this eminently listenable recital."
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Is it Time to Look Beyond the Valve and Ventricular Function for Assessing Patients With Aortic Stenosis?
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- aDZHK Centre for Cardiovascular Imaging, Institute for Experimental and Translational Cardiovascular Imaging, University Hospital Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- bUniversity of Minnesota and VA Medical Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Dr. Y. Chandrashekhar, Division of Cardiology, University of Minnesota/VA Medical Center, Cardiology (111C), 1 Veterans Drive, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55417.
The decision to perform aortic valve replacement is driven by symptoms, the severity of the stenosis, assessed primarily using echocardiography (valve area and pressure gradient), and ejection fraction, also assessed largely using echocardiography. The logic behind recommendations for aortic valve replacement (surgical or transcatheter) is to reverse an abnormality that is sufficiently severe that it affects survival, left ventricular (LV) function, and symptoms. This paradigm, unchanged for decades and although effective, may not be optimal. The current indication for surgery may be to detect late-stage valve disease, and advanced imaging (looking at more than valve severity and global LV function) reveals significant LV damage (maladaptive remodeling at the myocyte, wall, and chamber levels, increased fibrosis, and expansion of extracellular matrix components) in patients presenting for intervention (1). It is likely that identifying these maladaptive components at an earlier stage might help in stratifying risk and deciding on the timing of intervention, with the aim of improving prognosis.
Advanced imaging has already gained significant traction in many areas of valve disease. Transcatheter aortic valve replacement procedures are routinely planned on the basis of images obtained by cardiac computed tomography (CT). Leaflet calcification as measured by cardiac CT has been shown to predict outcome and speed of deterioration. In patients with insufficient echocardiographic windows, the assessment of valve area by cardiac CT or cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) is a validated alternative. More advanced uses of CT published in this journal include predicting unfavorable anatomy before intervention (2) and complications post-intervention (3). CMR, although less used in valvular heart disease, is showing increasing utility in complex situations (e.g., assessing prosthetic valve function [4], planning intervention [5]).
However, the power of imaging has not been fully harnessed in other areas of potential benefit, especially in defining subsets that can benefit from early intervention. As an example, despite an increasing amount of data on the prognostic value of late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) and diffuse abnormalities of the myocardium itself as measured by T1 mapping in this patient group, the assessment of these parameters is not (yet) recommended in the guidelines.
Two papers in this issue add to the value of imaging in understanding aortic stenosis (AS).
Fibrosis, both replacement as well as interstitial, detected with CMR has prognostic value in AS (6–8), and it has been postulated that these patterns can help classify patients independent of valvular dysfunction alone (8). Forty percent to 50% of patients with severe AS demonstrate LGE representing irreversible regional damage. In large cohorts of patients with various forms of cardiomyopathies, LGE has been shown to be an independent predictor of outcomes beyond ejection fraction (8). In patients with moderate to severe AS, the presence of midwall fibrosis as imaged by CMR portends a negative prognosis over 2-year (7) and 5-year (8) follow-up and is a stronger predictor than ejection fraction or wall thickness. In patients with bicuspid aortic valve, the presence of LGE is an important predictor of valve replacement within the next year (9). In addition, there are increasing data that diffuse fibrosis as imaged by T1 mapping further adds to risk assessment (8). Increasing T1 and extracellular volume (ECV) values correlated with greater hypertrophy, myocardial injury, diastolic dysfunction, and longitudinal systolic dysfunction consistent with progressive LV decompensation and predicted adverse prognosis. In this issue of iJACC, Lee et al. (10) take this forward with a focus on the prognostic importance of T1 mapping; they convincingly demonstrate that one-third of patients with AS have increased native T1 values and that these patients are at significantly higher risk for mortality or heart failure.
It is well known that men and women respond differently to pressure overload. Women present later and with fewer symptoms than men with a similar degree of AS. Men develop more scar and show faster deterioration of ejection fraction with similar severity of AS compared with women (11). Once remodeling has occurred, women have a worse prognosis than men. In this issue, Treibel et al. (12), using comprehensive CMR evaluation, shed further light on the impact of sex dimorphism. Men and women have a normal gradient of difference in mass-to-volume ratio (sex dimorphism), but this seemed to be exaggerated in patients with severe AS presenting for intervention. Echocardiographic studies had hinted at hypertrophic remodeling in women, but this was not conclusive; the present CMR study conclusively shows that remodeling is much more maladaptive in men (concentric and eccentric hypertrophy) compared with women (more concentric remodeling) with similar degree of severity of AS. This had consequences: lower ejection fraction, as well as higher N-terminal pro–brain natriuretic peptide, LGE, and ECV. CMR classified geometry better than echocardiography, which underestimated LV remodeling. Given the strong prognostic value of scar and ejection fraction as described earlier, women may tolerate a similar amount of AS better than men but are at higher risk once remodeling is present. It is interesting that the same group previously found that native T1 and ECV worsen proportional to the severity of remodeling, but T1 and ECV levels remained rather sex independent. This might make its utility more meaningful. Future studies should urgently investigate whether intervening early in patients starting to demonstrate maladaptive remodeling is helpful.
Deciding when to intervene is a fine art, and experience in transcatheter aortic valve replacement shows that outcomes are worse after intervention once certain patterns of maladaptation on imaging are present (13). However, relevant subsets may not be clearly discernable in lesser stages of AS severity (14). Both these papers in this issue of iJACC thus advance this field further. It might be time to critically evaluate the integration of advanced imaging in analyzing risk and timing of intervention in patients with valvular heart disease (e.g., the assessment of LGE and diffuse fibrosis into the standard algorithm of patients with AS) (Figure 1). Specifically, patients at stage A or B, asymptomatic patients with normal LV function (stage C1), and symptomatic patients with low flow and low ejection fraction (stage D2) or low gradient and normal ejection fraction (stage D3) could potentially benefit from earlier consideration of aortic valve replacement by identifying those with higher risk on the basis of the presence of diffuse or midwall fibrosis. As women remain more frequently asymptomatic and preserve the ejection fraction longer, they may benefit most from such an approach. Although comparative effectiveness data demonstrating the benefit of such an algorithm are lacking, the strength of the prognostic data and the close relationship of the imaging results with our understanding of pathophysiology strengthen the case for the clinical use of CMR in decision making for patients with AS.
Both authors have reported that they have no relationships relevant to the contents of this paper to disclose.
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vic·tim – noun – a person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action. synonyms: sufferer, injured party, casualty; a person who is tricked or duped. "the victim of a hoax".
The child that is abused is certainly a victim. The short and long term effects are many and varied. Children can become withdrawn or start acting out. They may tell and they may not. They may shy away from their abuser in the future or they may not. If the abuser is someone close to the family this may be especially true. It is hard for us as adults to handle this. Imagine being a child. Children may not even understand that what happened was wrong at first but it always affects them in some way. See for more info: http://victimsofcrime.org/media/reporting-on-child-sexual-abuse/effects-of-csa-on-the-victim
There are so many other victims that are created from this. The child's siblings, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and friends. It is just like throwing that stone in a pond and watching the ripples get bigger and bigger. One child speaks up and says they are a victim of abuse. Immediately that child's parents and siblings now share that burden. The parents talk to their parents or siblings and those people now become victims and share the burden. The child's siblings talk to family members and their friends. The child says something to a playmate who then tells others and goes home to tell their family. The ripple effect of this is never-ending. Ultimately we all come to share this burden and in some ways become a victim.
Once a police report is filed there is almost no turning back. Police, victims advocates, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and the defendant all become involved. See Criminal and Civil Justice. These people often victimize the victims again. Sometimes it is not intentional. It may be due to lack of knowledge and experience. Perhaps they are understaffed and overworked. There are people in this system without the proper training. There could be a lack of empathy. There are times they have to prioritize because they have so many cases. This then is done on which they deem to be the most heinous to the least. Prosecutors do not like to try these cases. Often there is no evidence, and no witness. It is the word of a child. Of course defense attorneys are purposely trying to confuse and discredit the child and the family. They say it's their job.
When it is your loved one none of these things matter. So I ask what can we do to make the system better? There are organizations that do help. Families First Indiana, CASA. I believe we need major changes in the system.
Through my experience from the beginning – the report and interview. I must say here the police department was very quick in coming out to take the report. The officer was professional and polite. Muncie Police Department. The officer explained that they do not speak to the victim because they have a SMART team Muncie SMART team. This team was to contact us for interviews. Within a few days the team had spoken with the child victim and referred them to Meridian Services Meridian Services. The child was seen 5 days after at Meridian. However, I (as the adult the child told) was not contacted in over a week. I was placed in an interrogation type room and was told they were going to find video equipment. The door was closed (I do not know if it was locked). As you can imagine this was intimidating. I had never been in any sort of trouble with the law before. I was understandably very stressed, upset, emotional, and shocked. This room made me feel more like a criminal than someone reporting a crime. I ask you City of Muncie can you not find a more relaxed area or room to conduct these interviews? The officer did come back in the room and to my memory said she couldn't find the equipment and she would just take my written statement. I don't know if this is true or not because at a later date the defense attorney deposing me said there was a video. I did tell the officer what the child had said to me, she also asked questions, and was writing things down on a writing tablet. Over the next year and a half as we were trying to get the prosecutor to file charges we were told our statements had been lost and we would have to re-write them. This was by the prosecutor at the time on our case. I ask, How do you lose police statements? The child had to be re-interviewed. This was another victimization in my opinion. It should not have been such a fight and long time to get charges filed and there should have been no "lost" records. Delaware County Prosecutor
Can you explain this? Can you explain how you won't file charges and lose official statements? Was the prosecutor at the time just not being truthful? Were they negligent in their job? How as citizens can we help to change this? What do you need to make this a safer place and procedure for these victims and their families?
I leave the story today here. As always I encourage comments and suggestions for helping us make this better.


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Hopefully the worst is behind most of you guys with respect to the integration mess post 18 Aug 2018.
This article (URL at end of post) was highlighted by The Points Guy as a possible basis for the problems.
While I will leave those of you curious enough to read through the insightful article, key points of the article for us to be aware of :
Starwood (system now defunct) : modern Reservation, Call Center, eCommerce Web, Property Management and Revenue Management systems integrated with the Loyalty system via SOA interfaces and open system frameworks (system name: Valhalla).
Marriott's : system today centers around 1970's Mainframe TPF technology (system name : MARSHA)
Marriott's decision : migrate Starwood properties to the Marriott system and abandon the Starwood system.
MARSHA stays, and the Starwood System goes away.
Rationale : Culture of superiority regardless of logic? OR Culture of cutting corners to save money?
In further elaboration via an email to The Points Guy, the author of the article states also
"This simplistic cost analysis of course fails to take into consideration the totality of costs involved in trying to move a more elaborate set of functionalities to a narrower and more restrictive footprint."
My own take :
Ultimately Marriott has probably done enough homework to know that regardless of its failures and compromises (current and future, potential and actual), enough patrons will continue with the new programme to have a relatively low or nil effect on its earnings.
Let that sink in for a moment and you will now have a good idea of the kind of organisation you are dealing with.
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What happens when you mix what is - arguably - the world's most interesting record company, with an anarchist manic-depressive rock music historian polymath, and a method of dissemination which means that a daily rock-music magazine can be almost instantaneous?
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Tuesday, 31 January 2017
English rockers the Pink Fairies return with their first album of new material in 30 years. The new album titled "Naked Radio" was inspired by the band reforming back in 2013 for two years worth of festival gigs. The Pink Fairies deliver their new album with the same line-up that released "Kill'em And Eat'em" back in 1987.
Their new 14-song release continues to deliver their message of psychedelic rock as the music will transport you back to the sixties. The new album begins with "Golden Bud," a raw rocker that instantly proves that this 45 year old band still has the energy to electrify your speakers. They pick the tempo up with "The Hills Are Burning," then delivery the loud, pounding rhythm of "Runnin' Outa Road." The Pink Fairies deliver the punk-like energy of "I Walk Away," before developing the blues of "Stopped At The Border." The album finishes with the guitar driving tones of "Down To The Wire," the six-minute psychedelic flashback of "Naked Radio" and the sixties, Chuck Berry-inspired "Deal Deal."
Included with this new release is a bonus DVD that features the Pink Fairies live at the 100 Club in London on May 17, 2014. The video shows the band performing five songs from their set that night. Also included on the DVD are the band's rehearsals and interviews in Brighton in August 2015 and new promotional videos for the songs "Naked Radio" and "Golden Bud." To find out more about the Pink Fairies and their latest release "Naked Radio," please visit pinkfairies.net.
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GSTR 3B Correction
- → Scenario 1 : GSTR 3B correction after submission of return possible ?
- → Scenario 2 : GSTR 3B correction after filing of return is it possible?
- → Revision of returns and Resetting the details of GSTR 3B both are different
- → Mistake in GSTR 3B and how to solve
Scenario 1 : GSTR 3B Correction after Submission of Return Possible ?
The first thing for us to know is that the GSTR 3B return cannot be revised as there are no provisions available in the present day GST law.
However, the council came up with new features and design of GSTR 3B which allowed the tax payers to reset the return only in cases where the returns have been submitted but not filed by verifying with EVC or DSC as the case be. Meaning a tax payer can alter any details filled in GSTR 3B until the submission stage.
Once the return is reset, all the entries posted in the Electronic Liability Register will be deleted and the ITC of this return integrated with the Electronic Credit Ledger will be reversed. And now the tax payers can refill their returns with correct details.
Analysis to scenario 1 : So it's pretty clear that GSTR 3B correction could be made even after the return has been submitted and tax has been paid by you updating the cash wallet. So yes, GSTR 3B correction after submission of return is possible under GST.
Note : GSTR 3B correction is not possible after the liability is offset with credits and cash paid into e-cash wallet. Because at this stage the tax payer is clearly warned by notifying that the once he is agreed for off setting the liability it means that he has accepted the details filed by him to be correct after which the returns can't be reset.
Scenario 2 : GSTR 3B Correction after Filing of Return is it Possible ?
Borrowing the concept from scenario 1, we can tell that GSTR-3B correction after filing of return is not possible as a tax payer is only allowed to reset the GSTR 3B data only and only if he has not filed the return.
Therefore, we can say that the opportunity to make changes in GSTR 3B return lapses once the return is filed after verification.
Analysis to scenario 2 : It's crystal clear that since GSTR 3B returns could not be revised in the first place, then GSTR 3B correction after filing also connotes to revision of returns, which provision is not available in GST law today.
Revision of Returns and Resetting the Details in GSTR 3B - Both are Different Things
Revision of return means that the return has been filed in respect of which the tax payer needs to file a rectified return with correct details. But in GST law there are no such windows opened yet for revision of returns with respect to GSTR 3B return.
Resetting the details of GSTR 3B return on the other hand, does not entail that the return is revised or a revised return is filed after such resetting of details in the return. It's just an action that erases the details filed by you and gives you back the GSTR 3B return with clean slate for re filling.
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Sivu 302 - When we turn from the ravings of the Zendavesta, or the Puranas, to the tone of sense and of business of this Chinese collection, we seem to be passing from darkness to light — from the drivellings of dotage to the exercise of an improved understanding...
Sivu 532 - I wish to have you go with me, and fully equalize the empire: what do you think of this ?' The lad replied, ' The empire cannot be equalized ; here are high hills, there are lakes and rivers ; either there are princes and nobles, or there are slaves and servants. If the high hills be leveled, the birds and beasts will have no resort; if the rivers and lakes be filled up, the fishes and the turtles will have nowhere to go ; do away with kings and nobles, and the common people will have much dispute...
Sivu 417 - for the purposes of education among the ancients, villages had their schools, districts their academies, departments their colleges, and principalities their universities.
Sivu 273 - ... hold the pencils ; the rule to measure lengths, the cup to gauge quantities, and the bucket to draw water ; the bellows to blow the fire, and the bottle to retain the match ; the bird-cage and crab-net, the fish-pole and sumpitan, the water-wheel and eave-duct, wheel-barrow and hand-cart, etc. etc., are one and all furnished or completed by this magnificent grass, whose graceful beauty when growing is comparable to its varied usefulness when cut down.
Sivu 262 - ... the neck of a snake, the tail of a fish, the forehead of a crane, the crown of a mandarin drake, the stripes of a dragon, and the vaulted back of a tortoise. The feathers have five...
Sivu 315 - In the first month of the present winter occurs the sixtieth anniversary of her majesty's sacred natal day. At the opening of the happy period, the sun and moon shed their united genial influences on it. When commencing anew the revolution of the sexagenary cycle, the honor thereof adds increase to her felicity. Looking VOL.


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CMSA Mentoring Matters Promoting Best Practice in Case Management Through Self-Mentoring BY WENDY DEVREUGD, RN, BSN, PHN, FNP, CCDS, MBA What do you want to be in case management practice? practice, such as the CMSA Model Act (www.cmsa.org/portals/0/pdf/publicpolicy/cmsa_model_act.pdf). • Build a Case Management "Tool Box" Start by establishing an Internet common drive (through your Information Services department) that your case managers can easily access on their computers. Build the site and load it with useful tools, documents, policies and procedures, orientation and onboarding materials, education, and trainings. Give them web links to easily access the most frequently used tools. entoring is a support tool not only for new case managers, but for experienced case managers, too. And mentoring is not always done by others, for others! Consider that you can also mentor YOURSELF though self-directed choices and by creating "pathways" to easily update yourself – and what you know – through methods of research. You will also have the opportunity to share new knowledge with your peers in case management practice on a more frequent basis. Consistently building upon one's existing knowledge base also causes a "snowballing" effect in team growth by example and influence. The most important benefit in this competency-building approach is the future effect on the recipients: your patients. Here's how you do it. M • Benchmarking The process of "benchmarking" means seeking best practice and standards through research, most commonly through screening of published articles or reputable websites and comparing to one's CM practice and goals. Newer models in evidenced-based practice are constantly being introduced through publication and research, and the average case manager may view these for discussion. Identifying the "gap analysis" between what exists in your practice or department, where you may want to be in skills and outcomes, and comparing that information with the benchmarking of best practice models published is a good way to start to grow. Virtually any subject you want to look up is available on Internet libraries and websites if you know the right places to look. Start with establishing your subject list from your job accountabilities and product lines and where you want to improve. Then, invest a little time to create the links to the information on your computer for easy access. Some examples are noted on page 18. continued on page 18 The Pursuit of Best Practice We are always so busy with our jobs and trying to maintain work-life balance, and we usually save time for personal knowledge updates through the most common ways: attending annual conferences and reading available journals or magazines. However, creating other access pathways to websites (and placing the website "links "on one's computer as "Favorites") is an easy way to quickly scan best practices and updates in the case management field. You can then dedicate a small amount of time in your schedule to "eyeball" research or article topics on a daily or weekly basis. You will be pleasantly surprised to find that research can be easy, with good information at your fingertips on Internet sites. You can research topics you need 16 CMSA TODAY to find out more about, so that you are better able speak to it in your position (diagnoses, ACOs, bundled practice, care transition bundles and roles, transplant program protocols, disease management programs, etc… to mention a few subjects). You can then share the resource with others who may need it. This pathway provides the opportunity for introduction and higher integration of best practice standards into case management practice by stimulating ideas and building your knowledge base as you practice. • Existing standards and resources Start with the basic study of CMSA's Standards of Practice (www.cmsa.org/ sop) and build upon that base. Also, study existing models of program best Issue 8 • 2012 • DIGITAL
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Founded in 1928, Interlochen Center for the Arts (Interlochen) is located in beautiful Northwest Lower Michigan. Each year, thousands of artists and arts patrons come to Interlochen to experience world-class educational and cultural opportunities. Interlochen produces more than 600 arts presentations annually by students, faculty, and world-renowned guest artists who attract more than 250,000 visitors and audience members to campus. Interlochen is distinctly multi-disciplinary, emphasizing the power of the arts to work together in creative synergy. Students study music, theatre, visual arts, motion picture arts, creative writing, dance, and comparative arts in Interlochen's three educational programs: Interlochen Arts Camp, Interlochen Arts Academy, and Interlochen College of Creative Arts. Inspired by the scenic beauty of its 1,200-acre wooded campus, Interlochen's mission is to engage and inspire people worldwide through excellence in educational, artistic, and cultural programs, enhancing the quality of life through the universal language of the arts. Guided by its core values—inspiring, nurturing, transforming, enlightening, and enduring—Interlochen's purpose is to ignite lifelong passion for the arts. Its 100,000 alumni worldwide include a galaxy of arts luminaries.
Interlochen has an overall operating budget that exceeds $50 million. It is governed by a 24-member board of trustees with Glynn T. Williams serving as Chair. The executive team is led by President Trey Devey, with education programs and student affairs guided by Provost Dr. Camille Colatosti.
The music program at Interlochen is the founding discipline and has served as a national and international leader in preparing the next generation of performing musicians and music educators in an array of genres from classical to contemporary music. Music students account for approximately 50 percent of the enrollment at Interlochen and represent a significant performance, artistic, and educational focus for the institution across all of its initiatives in the arts, presentations, and broadcasting.
The campus has undergone major capital expansion in recent years—upgrading buildings, infrastructure, technology, and support systems. The Music Center is Interlochen's newly opened, three-level, 62,000-square-foot facility intended fundamentally to change the way Interlochen students learn, rehearse, and perform. The $24 million Music Center features rehearsal halls, practice rooms, faculty studios, recording studios, and classrooms in the heart of Interlochen's main campus. The Frederick and Elizabeth Ludwig Fennell Music Library is a state-of-the-art facility that houses one of the country's great instrumental libraries, with more than 150,000 pieces of music in the collection—some priceless and irreplaceable. A $6 million inventory of thousands of musical instruments is available to students and is maintained by a professional staff. Interlochen is also the home of the Greenleaf Instrument Collection with nearly 2,000 historical and period instruments.
The Frohlich Piano and Percussion Building includes a variety of practice rooms and teaching spaces. It has played a central role in the lives of music students and faculty since 1998. Dedicated in 1975 and renovated in 2019, Corson Auditorium is a 1,000-seat venue that hosts Interlochen Arts Camp and Interlochen Arts Academy music, dance, and theatre performances as well as dozens of acclaimed guest artists every year. Dendrinos Chapel and Recital Hall is home to a restored 50-rank Reuter pipe organ. This 230-seat venue is perfect for more intimate student performances and events.
Interlochen Arts Camp (IAC): Each summer, Interlochen welcomes 3,000 students, grades 3 through 12, from all over the world to study music, theatre, visual arts, creative writing, comparative arts, motion picture arts, and dance. Music enrollments account for nearly half of these students. A music faculty of 175 people and more than 50 staff members provide instruction, leadership, and program support for more than 30 different ensembles and multiple chamber groups, as well as private lesson and classroom instruction; summer contemporary music programs in jazz, rock/pop, singer-songwriter, and music production & engineering; and an intensive series of specialty institutes. IAC students and faculty present more than 100 concerts and recitals each summer and are an important part of the Interlochen Arts Festival.
Interlochen Arts Academy (IAA): Serving students in grades 9 through 12 and post-graduates, IAA is an arts education and performance environment unlike any other in America. IAA graduates go on to the finest post-secondary educational institutions and programs across the country and throughout the world. Since 1980, 46 IAA graduates have been selected as Presidential Scholars, which is more than any other high school in the United States. Forty-five of these were selected as Presidential Scholars in the Arts.
Music major enrollment accounts for approximately half of the 550 students at IAA. A distinguished 34-member music faculty and a six-person staff support this unique program, which includes a full symphony orchestra, wind ensemble, vocal choir and chamber group, various instrumental chamber ensembles, big band jazz ensemble and jazz combos, popular music ensembles, opera workshop, composition, theory, piano, guitar, organ, and private lesson instruction. Current student majors in Classical Music include composition, instrumental performance, guitar, organ, piano, and voice. In Contemporary Music, students may major in popular music, singer-songwriter, jazz, and music production and engineering.
Interlochen College of Creative Arts (ICCA): Encouraging lifelong arts learning, ICCA provides an exciting array of programs in music, visual arts, creative writing, media, and professional development for adults ages 18 years or older. Programs are held on campus and provide a lifetime of enrichment, creativity, and professional growth for adults through workshops and classes. Again, music programs account for more than half of ICCA's approximately 1,000 students.
Events and Programs: The Interlochen Arts Festival takes place annually each summer and boasts a number of legendary performers. The campus also comes alive with student performances featuring promising young artists from across the nation and around the globe. The Interlochen Shakespeare Festival draws on Interlochen's unique resources to present bold and innovative interpretations of the classics. Interlochen Public Radio is Interlochen's listener-supported broadcast service. It is home to two distinct radio stations serving Northwest Lower Michigan with music, news, and culture from the region and the world—every day, 24 hours a day.
Known for its high quality of life, Interlochen is an unincorporated community located in the Grand Traverse Region in Northwest Lower Michigan. With its proximity to Lake Michigan and Grand Traverse Bay, as well as many inland lakes and rolling hills, the area is a major tourist destination. Nearby Traverse City is home to world leaders in manufacturing, technology, and agriculture. It is the business and recreational capital of a five-county region totaling 200,000 metropolitan residents year-round, which grows seasonally to 300,000 people from May to October. Traverse City was named one of the top 100 small towns by Livability in 2015 and among the 10 best places to retire in the United States by U.S. News & World Report. Additionally, Bon Appetit magazine named Traverse City as one of the top five foodie towns in the country. Nearby Lake Michigan is home to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, which was voted by Good Morning America as the most beautiful place in America in 2011.
Natural beauty abounds in the Grand Traverse Region. Residents are passionate about protecting and caring for the region's natural, scenic, farm, and forest lands. Conservancy efforts in the area have successfully protected more than 40,000 acres of land and 124 miles of shoreline along the region's exceptional rivers, lakes, and streams. Interlochen is adjacent to the 187-acre Interlochen State Park, Michigan's first officially recognized state park. Situated just 14 miles southwest of Traverse City, Interlochen is located in Green Lake Township on US 31.
Located in Traverse City, Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) serves more than 50,000 learners annually throughout the region and beyond. It was Michigan's first community college to receive accreditation for its own bachelor's degrees in maritime and marine technology. The college is also home to The Dennos Museum Center (with its signature collection of Inuit art of the Canadian arctic), J.H. Rogers Observatory, and Lobdell's: A Teaching Restaurant, which serves as a working laboratory for students at NMC's Great Lakes Culinary Institute. The Traverse City area also has a robust winery, brewery, and restaurant industry.
The region provides ample opportunities for year-round recreational activities at the many golf courses, ski resorts, inland lakes, and paved non-motorized Traverse Area Recreational Trail. In addition to the hundreds of annual concerts and programs at Interlochen, the region enjoys vibrant arts and culture institutions like the Traverse Symphony Orchestra, Traverse City Film Festival, and the beautifully restored, historic City Opera House and The State Theatre. Interlochen is accessible by Traverse City's Cherry Capital Airport.
The Director – Music Division (Director) will be a visionary leader who inspires, energizes, and guides Interlochen's music programs into the future. This individual will build upon the transformational vitality and creativity of Interlochen students and faculty and eagerly embrace and capitalize on its interdisciplinary culture. With an entrepreneurial spirit that balances courageous risk-taking and insightful judgement, the Director will be knowledgeable about the direction of the music industry today and innovate in the development of new majors, courses, and interdisciplinary educational paths. The Director will lead the music division and provide pioneering leadership of all music programming, pedagogy, curriculum, and experiences for students at IAA, IAC, and ICCA. Reporting to the Vice Provost for Academic and Arts Education, the Director will serve as a member of Interlochen's Administrative Council—a leadership body responsible for Interlochen's artistic and educational direction, programming, and organizational strategy.
Roles and Responsibilities
Strategic Vision and Leadership
Student-Faculty Value and Program Enhancement
Stakeholder Cultivation and Engagement
Division Capacity Building and Resourcing
Traits and Characteristics
The Director will be an authentic listener and consensus builder who demonstrates an innate ability to earn the admiration and respect of seasoned educators, proactive students, participative parents, engaged alumni, avid donors, acclaimed artists, and forward-thinking administrators. Inspirational and altruistic by nature, the Director will embrace new opportunities that motivate others and propel the institution to the next level of international growth and recognition while honoring traditions. An open, confident, and flexible professional who is adept at developing and setting priorities, the Director will embody the premise that ownership of ideas is less important than the result of the collaborative effort that brings those ideas to fruition. The Director will bring a well-rounded set of capabilities to the role as a natural leader, unwavering advocate, enthusiastic ambassador, adaptive strategist, and astute problem solver.
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Qualified applicants should have a master's degree or equivalent professional experience in music, education, or nonprofit management. A minimum of seven years of demonstrated administrative leadership in the arts, education, or creative industries is required. The successful candidate must have a zeal for music and a commitment to a broad interdisciplinary arts education. Leading candidates will also have significant knowledge of the trends, practices, and pedagogies of music education and music performance at the national or international level, with dedication to the arts as a cornerstone of lifelong learning that is integral to the human experience. The selected candidate will also demonstrate exceptional written and spoken communication skills.
Compensation and Benefits
Interlochen offers a competitive salary and benefits package that includes a 403(b)-retirement employee contribution option, pension plan, discounted and/or free presentation tickets, daily meals in the onsite cafeteria, and access to its 23,000-square-foot recreation and wellness facility. Additionally, Interlochen provides full-time employees competitive paid-time-off; medical, dental, and vision insurance plans; life insurance; wellness program; and tuition reimbursement. The Interlochen culture thrives on employee recognition and development, which includes yearly employee awards—Golden Shovel, Oil Can Award, Distinguished President's Service Award, Barbara Sandy's Spirit Award, and Employee of the Year. It holds employee appreciation events, training program options to further education or personal growth, sabbaticals for faculty members, and opportunities to attend conferences.
Applications and Inquiries
Please submit a letter and resume with a summary of demonstrable educational, artistic, and/or administrative accomplishments (electronic submissions preferred) to:
Dr. Bruce D. Thibodeau, President
Arts Consulting Group
Boston, MA 02115-2801
Tel (888) 234.4236 Ext. 201
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Interlochen is committed to equal employment opportunity in the recruiting, hiring, and promoting of personnel in all positions, complies with federal and state laws, and prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national or ethnic origin, age, height, weight, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran status, disability or genetic information unrelated to the person's ability to perform the job, or any other characteristic protected by law applicable to Interlochen.
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The MHSAA high school football season begins with games on Aug. 23-24, with teams opening practice last week. As city teams run through two-a-day practices and conduct scrimmages, they are all hoping to be ready for the opening kickoff.
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1. Offense ready to take the next step
Midway through last season, Battle Creek Central went back to the drawing board and looked to make some adjustments to its offense. After averaging 11 points a game in its first four games, the Bearcats averaged 30 points in their last five contests. With an entire summer to work out even more kinks, BCC thinks those adjustments will allow the Bearcat offense to thrive as they look to get their athletes in space to make plays.
2. In search of a playoff season
Nearly every player on the BCC roster will tell you their top goal is to make the playoffs. The Bearcats have been left out of the postseason every year since 2008 and the team wants to end that streak. A tough schedule and the fact they are coming off a 3-6 season are big hurdles, but that hasn't stopped BCC from talking about the postseason throughout the preseason.
3. Can too many quarterbacks be a good thing?
There's a chance Battle Creek Central will go into the season still searching for its No. 1 quarterback. The Bearcats were rotating four quarterbacks in the offseason until an injury had them down to three. With Mohamed Ahamed, Jermaine Armstrong and Parris Bolden — a transfer from Pennfield — all fighting for the spot, there is depth but coaches are hoping one of them will step up and grab the job.
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5. Tough schedule
BCC opens with a very difficult schedule, facing Stevensville-Lakeshore and Portage Central in the first two weeks. Both teams are perennial powers in the Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference West Division and BCC hasn't beaten either one of them since 2008, although they don't play every year. Add the aforementioned Lakeview and Kalamazoo Central, each with division titles the last two years, and the Bearcats are looking at a challenging first month of the season.
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For me, making "Dissolve" was about capturing a feeling. This certain feeling that is so impossible to pin down that I almost don't want to describe it in too much detail because I know I'll get it wrong. It's a blend of tragic, romantic, beautiful, all with a healthy dose of casual cruelty. "Doomed odyssey, all in the name of unrequited love" stuff. That's not quite it though; there I go, not getting it right. Told you I wouldn't.
Love, as a volatile and dangerous substance, and a terrible thing to put into the wrong hands. Handing someone the keys to your heart, and having them take it out for a dangerous joyride because it doesn't mean a damn thing to them.