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Announcing Auditions for a Special Small-Cast Edition of Liken's "The First Christmas"
This Christmas season, The Hive Collaborative will present a family show, Liken's "The First Christmas," like it's never been seen before. The Christmas movie from the Liken series has long been a favorite of families everywhere, and the 50+ person stage version has been presented by community and church groups all over the world for the past decade. In this new, small-cast version of the show, members of an extended family play nearly all the roles in a special Christmas Eve musical retelling of the first Christmas. When it comes time for the heavenly host choir to join in, that's when the fun happens as we enlist the aid of our audience, who will be taught their part of the songs under the merry tutelage of the angel Gabriel.
This will be the world premiere of this special small-cast, Heavenly Host Choir sing-along edition of Liken's "The First Christmas."
Audition Options
We offer various options for auditioning at The Hive.
- Audition by Appointment: Friday, Sept. 14, 6-10 pm. Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to request an appointment and your availability within that time slot or during the open-call audition on Saturday, Sept. 15, 10 am to 1 pm. We will work to assign you a time within your stated availability. Auditions will be held at The Hive in Provo.
- Open-Call Audition: Saturday, Sept. 15, 10 am to 1 pm at The Hive in Provo.
- Audition by Video: Upload a video of your audition (see audition prep below) to YouTube or similar service as an unlisted video and send a link to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please submit video auditions by noon Saturday, Sept. 15.
What to Prepare
Please be prepared to sing 16 bars from two contrasting pieces. We will not have an accompanist, so please bring a phone/device with the music on it ready to go (we will have a standard adapter to connect from your phone/device's earphone jack to our sound system) or sing them a cappella. Please also prepare a monologue of up to one-minute. If you prefer, we can provide you sides.
Call Backs
Date: TBA
All roles are singing parts and are compensated.
- Gabriel, the angel
- Frank Baylor, grandfather
- Elsie Baylor, grandmother
- Jeanette Baylor, the mom
- Rob Baylor, the dad
- Merilee Winston, college-age daughter
- Devin Winston, college-age son-in-law
- Abbie Baylor, teenage daughter
- Max Baylor, teenage son
Performance Schedule
The tentative schedule:
- Preview: 11/29
- Opening Night: 11/30
- Then Th, Fr, Sa, Mo nights at 7 pm
- Closing night: Saturday, 12/22
- 14 performances
Rehearsal Schedule
5-week rehearsal schedule starting 10/29 and running most weeknight evenings (not Halloween) from 7-9 pm and Saturday mornings 10-12 (subject to negotiation, as some directors/casts may elect to make certain rehearsals longer to free up one or more evenings/Saturdays).
Please post any questions below or email us at email@example.com.
Closing Week for "The Actors"
It has been a wonderful experience to have as the inaugural production at The Hive the world premiere of "The Actors" by Ronnie Larsen. Sadly, all good things must come to an end (for now), and Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018 is our closing night.
Closing week will include performances on 9/5, 9/6, 9/7, and 9/8, with all performances beginning at 7:30 pm.
Live Music
Of special note, the 9/5 performance will feature live music during scene changes. Our artist will be Robert Ikey Starks. Robert has been singing since he was a young boy and playing guitar since he was a teenager. He goes by the moniker Apple Bear on youtube where he brings you lovely songs in very homemade fashion via an old Iphone 5s. He is in the band Dinosaur Kisses and is the Musical Director for the Grassroots Shakespeare Company. Some favorite plays he's been involved with are Chris Clark's adaptation of The Little Mermaid, and Titus Andronicus put on by The Grassroots Shakespeare Company, and Morag Shepherd's original play Poppy's In The Sand put on by Sackerson in SLC.
Live Auction
Of special note #2, the 9/8 performance will feature a live auction of some of the fun, unique props featured in the play, including vinyl albums from the '70s and a working "Rock-'Em, Sock-'Em Robot" set. 100% of the proceeds of the auction will go to benefit Foyer Coin des Cieux, an orphanage/school in Haiti the Agles have been working with over the years. The funds will go toward increasing the school's solar energy capacity ("the grid" in Haiti is notoriously unreliable). All attendees from any night during the run are invited to participate. If you aren't planning on attending the 9/8 performance, but would like to participate in the auction regardless, you are welcome to come to the theater shortly after 9:30 at no charge.
For more details on the option and to see some of the fun items that will be auctioned, please go here.
If you do want to buy tickets to any of our remaining performances, please go here.
Casting Call for "The Bookbinder's Tale"
Casting Call for the Second Show in The Hive Collaborative's Inaugural Season
This will be the world premiere of "The Bookbinder's Tale," written by Bo Wilson. Directed by Diedra Celeste Miranda. Produced by Ken Agle & Dennis Agle.
Once upon a time, at a Prominent University, a young woman wanted to help people see their lives as stories they tell themselves and each other. Once upon a time, at the same Prominent University, the chair of its English department, who was also the young woman's fiancé, wanted to indulge her. Once upon a time, at (yes), a cheerful and charming Italian bookbinder thought the young woman's story and his own might become a single saga. "The Bookbinder's Tale" is a love triangle that travels in and out of its three characters' fables, seen through one another's eyes. Circumstances that seemed set become fluid, and futures shift with startling speed. By turns funny, breathtaking, and touching, it invites us to return to Story–our oldest and best home.
As this is the world premiere of this play, you will have the opportunity to originate these characters in this funny, moving new play suitable for all audiences.
- Mina, 27 years old. Holder of a fairly worthless Master's Degree in Comparative Literature. She is about to conduct her first night course at a Prominent University. She's not quite sure whether her current life is the dead end it has suddenly begun to feel like.
- Rupert, 40 years old. Professor of Literary Criticism at a Prominent University. He is an authoritative academic.
- Paolo. 44 years old. He is an Italian craftsman and artisan-in-residence at the same Prominent University. He is grounded, soulful.
Prepare: Please bring a one-minute monologue. We may also ask you to do a cold read of a selection from the script. If you are auditioning for the Paolo role, please be prepared to deliver your monologue in a slight Italian accent.
Compensated. All actors will share in gross ticket sales, with a "not less than" amount guaranteed.
Open Call Audition Date: Saturday, July 21, 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm. Callbacks by appointment early the following week.
Video Audition Option: If you are unable to attend our July 21 open call audition, but would still like to be considered, you may submit a video audition. Please do not send us the video, but upload the video (as an unlisted video to YouTube, for example), then send us a link (using the form below). Please submit your video audition no later than Saturday, Sept. 21, at 2:30 pm MDT. Callbacks by appointment early the following week (in person).
Performance Dates: Currently scheduled to open Sept. 21 and run Wednesdays through Saturdays through Oct. 13, although that may be pushed back 1 week.
Rehearsal Dates: Rehearsals scheduled to start mid-to-late August and run Mon-Thursday evenings, Saturdays 10 am to noon.
Where: The Hive Collaborative, a new 86-seat theater focusing on new plays located at 591 S. 300 West, Provo, UT 84601 (one block from the Frontrunner station). Depending on the geographic location of our cast, some of the early rehearsal times may be adjusted as well as held in Salt Lake County for convenience.
Questions? Fill out the following form and we will respond asap.
Casting Call for "The Actors"
Casting call for "The Actors," a new play written by Ronnie Larsen. Directed by Patrick Newman. Produced by Ken Agle & Dennis Agle, The Hive Collaborative, Provo, Utah.
As this is the world premiere of this play, you will have the opportunity to originate these characters in this funny, moving new play suitable for all audiences.
Logline: A man is so grief-stricken by the death of his parents that he hires two actors to come in a few hours a week and pretend to be his parents so he can have a famiy again, but things don't go as planned.
- Ronnie, 30s-40s. The grief-stricken man.
- Jean, 30s-50s. The actress Ronnie hires to play his mom.
- Clarence: 30s-50s. The actor Ronnie hires to play his dad.
- Actor Jay, late teens to mid 20s. Jean's actor son.
- Real Jay, 30s-40s. The grief-stricken man's brother.
Prepare: Please bring a one-minute monologue. We may also ask you to do a cold read of a selection from the script.
Compensated. All actors will share in gross ticket sales, with a "not less than" amount guaranteed.
Open Call Audition Dates: June 19 & 20, 7 pm to 9 pm. Callbacks: June 22, 7 pm to 9 pm and June 23, 10 am to noon.
Performance Dates: July 31 & Aug. 1, dress rehearsals; Aug. 2, preview; Aug. 3, opening night. Then Wed-Sat evenings from Aug. 3 to Aug. 25. Possibly adding matinees on Saturdays if there is sufficient demand.
Rehearsal Dates: Rehearsals start July 2 and run Mon-Fridays, 7 pm to 9 pm, Saturdays 10 am to noon. No rehearsals July 4, July 7, or July 24.
Reading/workshop with Author: Two evenings tbd week of June 25.
Where: The Hive Collaborative, a new 82-seat theater focusing on new plays located at 591 S. 300 West, Provo, UT 84601 (one block from the Frontrunner station).
Other Positions? Yes, we need to fill other positions, if not for this production, for future productions. Please see here.
Questions? Fill out the following form and we will respond asap.
Announcing Our Inaugural Play
We are delighted to announce that the inaugural play for the inaugural season at The Hive will be the world premiere of "The Actors," written by Ronnie Larsen. The play will be directed by Patrick Newman and produced by Ken Agle & Dennis Agle of The Hive Collaborative.
"The Actors" is about a man is so grief-stricken by the death of his parents that he hires two actors to come in a few hours a week and pretend to be his parents so he can have a famiy again, but things don't go as planned. This fun and moving new play is suitable for all audiences.
Opening night is scheduled for Aug. 17, 2018, at The Hive's new theater in Provo, Utah.
We are grateful to all the playwrights who submitted their work for consideration. Many of these works are being considered for subsequent slots during The Hive's inaugural season. In addition, submissions are still open here.
Semifinalists for Inaugural Production
We are delighted to announce the semifinalist for the inaugural production at The Hive. Of the 284 30-page excerpts submitted, we requested full-play submissions from 24 playwrights. (Note that there were other plays submitted that we intend to consider for later or seasonal productions, but these 24 plays were identified as potentially good fits for our first play out of the gate.) Of those 24, we identified the following six plays as semi-finalists.
- ANOTHER AMERICA, Bill Rosenfield
- HEARTS OF STONE, Donna Hoke
- MOSES, THE AUTHOR, Andrew R. Heinze
- THE ACTORS, Ronnie Larsen
- THE BOOKBINDER'S TALE, Bo Wilson
- THE DOG IN THE DRESSING ROOM, Deborah Savadge
We will announce the inaugural production soon. Thanks to all who have submitted thus far. If you haven't yet submitted a play, and you think you have one that would be a good fit for The Hive, please send it our way.
The Hive Collaborative, a new 80-seat theater located in Provo, Utah, is seeking to grow its network of collaborators to help bring to life its slate of new theatrical works beginning in the summer of 2018. See this page for details.
Quarterfinalists for Inaugural Production
We are delighted to announce the quarterfinalists for the inaugural production at The Hive. Of the 284 30-page excerpts submitted, we requested full-play submissions from 24 playwrights. (Note that there were other plays submitted that we intend to consider for later or seasonal productions, but these 24 plays were identified as potentially good fits for our first play out of the gate.)
The 24 quarterfinalist plays and playwrights are:
- ALWAYS PLENTY OF LIGHT AT THE STARLIGHT ALL NIGHT DINER, Darcy Parker Bruce
- ANOTHER AMERICA, Bill Rosenfield
- BOUND BY STARDUST, Claudia I. Haas
- DISTANT NEIGHBORS, Patrick Gabridge
- DIZGRUNTLED, Daniel Rover Singer
- HEARTS OF STONE, Donna Hoke
- HEROES MUST DIE, Rick Stemm
- LIFE EXPECTANCY, Catherine Butterfield
- LIKENESS, David Caudle
- LOVE AND COMMUNICATION, James Christy
- MARGARITA AND MAX, Manuel Igrejas
- MOSES, THE AUTHOR, Andrew R. Heinze
- OK, SIERRA, Adam Nathaniel Davis
- ONE COW STAMPEDE, Virginia Reynolds
- OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME, Jeanne Beckwith
- SINGLE WIDE, George Nelson
- SUPERHERO BLUES, Judd Lear Silverman
- THE ACTORS, Ronnie Larsen
- THE BOOKBINDER'S TALE, Bo Wilson
- THE DOG IN THE DRESSING ROOM, Deborah Savadge
- THE ENDURANCE OF LIGHT, Amanda Petefish-Schrag
- THE WEDDING DRESS, Nancy Gall-Clayton
- UNEMPLOYED ELEPHANTS – A LOVE STORY, Wendy Graf
- VAUTHOR, Richard Curtis
We hope to announce our semi-finalists within the next few days. Thanks to all who have submitted thus far. If you haven't yet submitted a play, and you think you have one that would be a good fit for The Hive, please send it our way.
That's how many scripts we received through April 21, 2018, our cut-off date for submissions for our inaugural production, which we're working toward getting into production this summer. (Note: We're still accepting scripts for the rest of our inaugural season. So if you missed the April 21 cut-off, but still have a script you think would be a good fit for the Hive, please submit it here.)
For now, we are curling up with these first 284 scripts trying to whittle it down to our quarterfinalists, from whom we will request full scripts (our original call for submissions requested only the first 30 pages).
Some of the submissions seem like a better fit for an October or a December play. Others feel like they would be a better fit for a kid-friendly show, which we want to include into our mix, but probably not for our opening play. These plays we are setting aside for now to focus on that first one.
We're working to identify our quarterfinalists for our inaugural production and will be sending out notifications to them by May 4, 2018. If you submitted a play and haven't heard from us by then, it means that while your play isn't being considered for our inaugural production, it still may be considered for future productions.
But if you do receive an email from us letting you know that you are a quarterfinalist, we're asking you to please submit the full script to us as soon as possible, because we: a) are loving what you've done so far and can't wait to find out what happens; and b) have got to get going on making our final selection.
Thanks to all who have submitted. There's a lot of heart and soul and brainpower and hours that go into that leap from an idea to completing an actual script. Our hats are off to each of you. We look forward to the possibility of working with many of you over the coming seasons.
So Many Good Scripts…
We did not what to expect when we put out our call for submissions into the great, wide open on April 1. But our hope was that not all the excellent plays had already been written – that there were new works out just about ready for an audience to fall in love with.
Now, two and a half weeks and 262 scripts into this process, we are feeling like our hope was well-founded. Granted, we're basing this assessment on only the first 30 pages of any given script, since that is what we requested our playwrights submit at this stage.
Still waiting to hear back from the city on some plans, but assuming things go forward as intended, and hoping to open our first show before the end of July 2018, we're planning on cutting off the submission window for plays to be considered for our inaugural production at midnight on April 21, 2018. That doesn't mean we won't accept submissions after that date, as we're hoping to fill out the rest of our 2018-2019 season. So you clever playwrights out there, please do submit that lovely thing you've been working on.
Before the end of the month, we plan to request the rest of the script from the top contenders. (Note: We've received some submissions for excellent plays that would work better during another part of the year. We plan to revisit those after we've selected our first show. So if you've written an excellent spooky script, or something perfect for the holidays, we hope you'll understand if we want to hold off for now.) Then we're hoping to make our final determination by mid-May. Eventually, we hope to give ourselves a little more breathing room for these kinds of things, but for now, we're wanting to hit the ground running and we're wanting to make a great impression with that first play.
And here's the bottom-line good news. It's starting to feel like the hard thing won't be coming up with a play that makes a great first impression; the hard thing will be narrowing it down to a single one.


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A native of Washington state, Dyshauntic Monet (D.M.) Bletson has volunteered her time to assist in improving her community, promoting Black Awareness and Appreciation and Diversity across all racial lines. After graduating from Marysville Pilchuck High School, Monet decided to further her education by attending Everett Community College and University of Washington, Seattle. Residing in Snohomish County, she has been an active member of the county's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee. Throughout her life she has been a tutor/ mentor for the Early Scholars Outreach Program, Young People Willing Workers group leader, and Bible Way C.O.G.I.C. Community Feeding Program server. She was also a cast member in the HAIR production in Everett in 2007 and an active member of the Hospitality Auxiliary at her local church. Monet looks forward to continuing her involvement in the community and increasing her knowledge of the untold stories of Black America.
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Catelynn Lowell praised "amazing" husband Tyler Baltierra in a post Monday after returning from rehab in February.
"He really is amazing and my number one supporter," she wrote. "he's my best friend and my lover #Soulmates #iLoveYou."
Lowell returned home Feb. 26 after checking into rehab in January for "trauma." She shared an inspirational post with her followers Friday, using the hashtags "KeepTalkingMH," or mental health, and "TraumaSurvivor."
"I'm stronger because I had to be, I'm smarter because of my mistakes, happier because of the sadness I've known, and now wiser because I learned," the post reads.
The show has documented her struggle in recent episodes.
"Thank God for kids and husbands," she said on the Feb. 26 episode. "If they weren't around, I probably would have offed myself, seriously. I mean, I'm sure a lot of people can relate."
"Teen Mom OG" airs Mondays and co-stars Amber Portwood and Maci Bookout.


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Hey, Lauren here! For my first blog post I thought I'd share a bit of information on what made me choose to use cloth nappies over disposable!
My decision to start using cloth nappies has certainly raised a few eyebrows. And to be honest I was one of the eyebrow raisers not too long ago.
I'm part of a birth board on Facebook and before our babies were born there was a discussion on if anyone was using cloth nappies. I dismissed it thinking it's simply not for me. Not because it was "gross" or anything. I just simply couldn't be arsed with the hassle of it all! I thought it would be terribly difficult and tedious so over all… nah. Not for me.
Shortly after I met Micheala, when Elijah was about 3 or 4 months old, she was struggling with Jonah's poop explosions so decided to give them a try to see if it helped. (It did). At this point I was intrigued to see what the fuss was about. I asked for some advice on my birth board. Worrying that I couldn't afford the initial output to build up a full time stash. Then a wonderful mama named Emma came to the rescue. She had a stash of nappies she no longer used and offered to post me them to give them a go. She was so incredibly kind and generous and sent loads of different types including Bambino Mio Solos and Bum genius.
The bundle I was sent from Emma was mostly pocket nappies. And I definitely got on well with them. So as the months went by I continued to buy more nappies to build up my stash. I mostly have Alva baby pocket nappies, Tots Bots Easy Fit and Mio Solos (the latter was stocked up during Aldi special buys!). I've built up such a big stash I only need to wash them once a week!
We now love using cloth nappies and would recommend them to anyone!
Benefits of using cloth
I'm going to be totally honest and say the main reason I decided to try them wasn't because of the money saving, or the fact that they're eco friendly. It was 100% down to how cute Elijah's tush looks in them! The other things were just a bonus!
Money saving
I think I've spent about £120 on everything all together. Including a huge nappy bucket from Amazon. The nappies we use are suitable from birth to potty training. And now I only spend about £5 a month. I still use disposables on a night because I've been too lazy to test out suitable night time nappies. So I buy one packet a month. I also use miofresh laundry cleanser which costs about £4 but lasts about 3 months for us. Then we use Tesco own brand nappy liners which are £1 for 100. Because we have such a healthy stash and only wash once a week I haven't even seen a rise in my electric bill. Even when we were washing more often it still didn't seem to make a huge difference.
If you're cynical have a look at the Fill Your Pants website for more information on just HOW much money you could save by using cloth nappies.
Eco Friendly
As I said previously the eco friendly thing wasn't huge decider for me. But I've since learned a lot about it!
Have a look at this infographic from Mio Solo to learn more
Environment Agency Lifecycle Assessment for Disposable and Reusable Nappies in UK, 2008
Easy to use!
It can seem so daunting starting with cloth nappies but seriously it is soooo easy! We use two boosters in each nappy. Either 2x microfiber, 1x microfiber & 1x charcoal or 1x microfiber & 1xbamboo. I really don't have a preference so I just stuff the nappies depending on what I have to use. We take a wet bag out and about and shove used nappies in there and zip it up.
When we're home they go straight in the bucket. It can be quite whiffy when you first open it but a decent bucket with a lid totally seals up any smells when it's closed.
When it's time to wash we like to rinse them first. Then put them on a 40 wash with a 1 scoop of non bio powder and 1 scoop of miofresh (no liquids or fabric conditioner!).
The nappies I use can be tumble dried on low if necessary. But this can weaken the PUL over time making them less effective and prone to leaks. So we tumble when the weather is bad. Otherwise we shot them on the line. The sun does wonders for stains. And surprisingly a rain shower can really freshen them up!
It's as simple as that !!
Lauren's top tips for using cloth
Find a cloth nappy library (yes they exist!)
A nappy library can loan you a trial pack and everything you need to give it a go. It's a perfect way to find out what suits you. There are so many different types:
– All in ones
– All in twos
– Pre Folds
– Fitted
These are just a few! You then also have waterproof covers and fastenings, and a choice of snaps or hook & loop fastenings. So much choice!
Buy a big bucket !
Ours has allowed us to wash less frequently as the smaller buckets filled up quickly.
Use a laundry cleanser
Mio fresh or Tots Bots potion can let you wash at lower temperatures while still killing bacteria.
Watch YouTube videos
I found YouTube videos to be super helpful for getting the fit right. Also some mamas have loads of helpful tips to share.
Have a look at the nappy lady!
I found this website invaluable for advice when I started using cloth nappies.
Are you also a cloth nappy addict? What are your reasons for going reusable? Have you considered them but have reservations?
If you have any questions or comments please get in touch below!


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The Indian real estate industry, particularly the residential sector, was in the past correctly characterized as being unregulated and unorganized with unreasonable project delays and poor quality of construction being definitive aspects.
The arrival of the Real Estate Regulatory Act (RERA) in March 2016 brought in a paradigm shift in the sector and metamorphosed it into a more mature, systematic and regulated one. RERA came into force on May 1, 2017, and is meant to be a homebuyer-friendly regime which will address their grievances and promote transparency, efficiency, financial discipline and accountability in the sector.
Indeed, buying a home is not only the most cherished dream for many Indians but also one of the biggest long-term financial commitment in the buyers' lifetime. Considering this, there are 14 important guidelines incorporated in the RERA umbrella to prevent unscrupulous players from raining on consumers' home-buying plans:
Enforcing timely delivery of projects: In case of project delays, buyers have the right to - (i) Seek withdrawal of booking (the developer is liable to refund the entire amount along with interest) (ii) Go ahead with the project (with the condition that developer will pay interest for every month of delay until the property is ready for possession). The maximum time for refunding the buyer's investment is within 45 days of it becoming due.
Facility to check RERA registration number: All builders have to mandatorily register their projects under RERA with the respective state regulatory authority and obtain a registration number for every project. Without RERA registration, developers are not allowed to sell the project. The project details, construction progress, commencement/occupation and other certificates, sales details, etc. must be updated on the single-point information window i.e. RERA portal, at regular intervals.
Financial safety via an escrow account: Homebuyers' investments can be considered safe, as RERA obliges developers to deposit at least 70% of the buyers' money received for a particular project into an escrow account. This prevents the developers from 'rolling' these funds into other projects. The rolling of funds was a major reason for project delays in the past.
Ability to verify the builder's track record: Buyers can now opt for properties only from reputed developers who are complying with RERA norms and have a good track record and financial stability, which can be verified by buyers.
Transparency in advertisement and marketing collaterals: Developers can now promote a project only after registering it with RERA. The unique RERA registration number has to be published with every advertisement/brochure, or in any kind of project promotion at all.
Clarity on carpet area: The hitherto conventional practice of developers charging homebuyers on the basis of the super built-up area no longer works. Under RERA, the quoted price has to be mandatorily based on the carpet area of the property. What you see is what you get (and buy).
Strict norms on building changes: Around 2/3rd of the buyers' consent in a particular project is necessary in case the developer intends to modify the building or layout plans/specifications/liabilities in the project.
Facility to check payment plans: Homebuyers can do due diligence before opting for a particular payment plan, a variety of which developers now offer - including flexi-payment, down-payment, possession-linked and construction- linked plans.
Booking amount cannot exceed 10%: Developers can only take 10% of the total property cost as a booking amount while the sale agreement is drafted at later stages. RERA prohibits developers to accept more than this. If guilty of charging more than 10%, the developer potentially invites a penalty of imprisonment of up to 3 years.
Brokers must be registered under RERA, too: As service providers to real estate consumers, property brokers are also liable for all deliverables committed by the developers they represent. Hence, they must register themselves with their respective state Regulatory Authorities.
At long last, a reliable redressal mechanism: RERA provides a strong redressal mechanism to consumers by imposing a penalty on developers/brokers for any breach of obligation. Homebuyers can file complaints against developers/ brokers which will mandatorily be resolved in a span of 60 days from the date of the complaint.
Structural defects must be addressed: In case of issues within the building or apartment, such as inefficient plumbing, visible cracks, etc. in the initial five years after possession, developers are liable to rectify the defect in less than 30 days or else give compensation to the buyer.
Availability of land title documents: These vitally important documents were, more often than not, inaccessible to buyers before RERA. Now, they can scrutinize documents related to a project's land title ownership on the RERA website.
Goodbye to soft/pre-launches: RERA has put a complete halt to soft launches, pre-launches and any other interpretations of selling something which doesn't exist as yet. As a result, speculators have now been pushed out and the market has turned extremely buyer-friendly.
While many states are still in the process of notifying their RERA rules, there has been continuous fretting about the dilution of the rules recently notified by many states. There are multiple changes made by different states in the RERA proposed initially by Central Government. Dilution in ongoing projects' definitions has left a huge number of projects out of the RERA ambit and is understandably a major concern for existing buyers. To keep the spirit of RERA alive, the Government should try to keep RERA rules aligned and effective across all the states, while balancing the interests of both buyers and developers.
That said, wherever it is in force in letter and spirit, RERA is a boon to the homebuyers. While the progress of RERA implementation across states, barring a few, is going at a slower pace than predicted, it is definitely regaining the trust of homebuyers by consolidating the sector and plucking out unscrupulous real estate players.
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College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn was re-elected Tuesday night, beating out three other candidates in the most contested mayoral race in city history.
Wojahn had received 1,568 out of 2,632 votes, defeating District 4 Councilwoman Mary Cook, District 3 resident Tom Chen and District 4 resident Zari Malsawma, according to the city's Board of Election Supervisors.
Cook received 596 votes, Chen received 367 votes and Malsawma received 101 votes, including provisional and absentee ballots.
The only race that couldn't be called Tuesday night was the District 4 race, said Jack Robson, chief of the city's Board of Elections Supervisors.
"Feeling great, feeling confident, feeling assured," Wojahn said. "I'm glad and humbled that the voters have once again put their confidence in me, put their trust in me for another two years. I'm excited to keep on working for College Park."
Before Wojahn ran for his first term as mayor, he served eight years as a District 1 councilman. He established the Neighborhood Stabilization and Quality of Life Workgroup and found College Park Day in 2010. His 2015 campaign platform focused on sustainability, development, improving safety and building on the city's partnership with the University of Maryland.
He became the first openly gay man to be elected mayor in the city, winning its most competitive election in decades.
As mayor, Wojahn has said his proudest accomplishments include expanding the mBike program, supporting local businesses and forming the One College Park Coalition in 2016. He wants to continue working with the coalition to hold discussions about diversity in the city.
His 2017 campaign focused on issues such as transportation, sustainability, development in downtown College Park and addressed challenges in diversity.
Chris Keosian, student liaison for the College Park City council and a District 3 resident, said he voted for Wojahn, who he felt "would best represent the student body and be willing working with the [Student Government Association] and me over the next few years."
"This is an issue near and dear to my heart," Keosian said, adding that student-resident relationships, neighborhood quality of life, city-university partnerships, transportation infrastructure and on-campus tailgating are among the issues he believes are most important in this year's election.
SGA President AJ Pruitt endorsed Wojahn for the mayoral seat, though the body as a whole did not endorse a candidate.
Rachel Ruisard, a musicology graduate student at the University of Maryland, voted for Wojahn.
"He's only been in for two years, but I like what he's been doing, and of the four possible candidates. I just liked how he presented himself and really felt I had the most confidence in him," Ruisard said.
District 3 resident Jan Benton said she voted because it's a right "we should never take for granted" and "it's important to have a mayor and council that support what we look for in a community." Benton voted for Wojahn after discussing candidates' qualifications with her neighbors, determining Wojahn will best be able to "spur growth for our area and childcare and meet the needs of the citizens, including seniors."
Cook described the results as "a referendum of the people."
Chen declined to comment and Malsawma could not be immediately reached.
Senior staff writer Christine Condon and staff writer Evan Silvera contributed to this article.


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We are on time bomb that may explode at any time. At these times, our pillar of defense will protect us. No internal conflicts or people with weird attitudes will be brave enough to protect us. If someone thinks they are doing good job by helping our country, let me get the privilege to ask you this: Where were you when the soldiers who were protecting the 5-star hotel were living on grounds without even roof???
Such is the plight of our nation. I wonder where this country is heading where the youth is so laid back that they cannot even stand what is right and and just blind their eyes at all wrong doings and happenings. Nothing has changed, has it? If so, then, the people who praised the martyrs on 26/11 do even know the full names of those who sacrificed their lives? Even after this, we are proud of our country. Y? Whats in it to be proud of? Scared citizens? Laid back youth? Selfish politicians? Whom to tell? whom to ask for help? Why r we like this? Is it because that we are cold hearted to react, to revolt?
The most difficult question is why cant we do anything for our motherland? Because we cannot even trust our fellowmen. Who knows where and when and how someone will come and kill us...
On 27/11, when I stepped out of my house, I was expecting it all be the same. But it was not. That fear lulls in our minds. My mom wants me to just come back home. This is the height of fear each one of us has. I want to protect my mother from all these evils. I don't know where to start from. Whom to approach? Who will not betray me? With such questions in my mind, I want someone to hear me. Let me protect my country. Its not easy. But its for me to be able to die peacefully. I want the ALMIGHTY to know that I did my bid to be fair citizen of India!!!


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And while my hands were full of not-so-nice smells, I looked on the bright side of things (such an optimist) and spotted Hannah's tree that we transplanted when we moved to our new home.
I wrote about the Quebec government's free trees for 0-1 year olds a few years ago here. And Hannah's maple reminded me that our new backyard could be even fuller with a tree for Alex.
If you've got an under 1 year old at home I encourage you to do the same. The deadline is April 15, 2012.


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Thirty years ago you were inserting your Jane Fonda video tape into the machine and getting ready to "Feel the Burn".
Thirty years ago you were running a minimum of five miles a day. RUNNING, not jogging.
Thirty years ago you hit the gym every single night on the way home from work, making sure you got your split routine heavy lifting in.
But it isn't 30 years ago.
How are Boomers exercising now? ARE Boomers exercising now?
The answer is – yes – and no.
A quick tour of the internet seemed to indicate that around 20% of people belonging to gyms are over 50. Not too bad at first glance, but then another tour of the internet gives me the impression that we aren't exactly using the gym in the same way. Even though the age group according one statistic grew 265% in the last 15 years, when we actually get to the gym stats indicate it is more of a social interaction than "sweating it out".
On top of that, of the total number of people who join a gym, 75 to 85% don't use their membership. Add to that the fact that from what I can tell only 10-15% of the adult population ever purchase a membership to a gym or workout center – well, I guess as far as it goes it would safe to say that a small number of Boomers are exercising.
More bad news – obesity in our country has expanded (pardon the pun) to the point where only Colorado and the District of Columbia can "boast" that less than 20% of their population is obese.
One has to wonder – how many Boomers are obese? Here's an example of what I found:
"…obesity among Baby Boomers has increased dramatically over the years — to almost 40 percent of the cohort. Half of Baby Boomers have high blood pressure, and most of that is linked to the overweight issues of obesity." http://orderdrugstore.com/blog/more-baby-boomers-are-overweight-suffer-from-obesity/
OK – so that's the bad news.
The good news is that this can be easily remedied for the most part.
"Yeah, right!" (I can hear what you're thinking.)
I stand my ground. And here is the absolute first thing that has to happen BEFORE Boomers can get a grip on getting to, and maintaining a healthy weight:
You are no longer 28 years old. You have not "run" for years (and years.) Accept that you are not going to be able to set the alarm for 5 am, throw on your sweats, tie your sneakers and do five 9 minute miles. Even if you WERE 28 years old, were 20+ pounds overweight, and hadn't participated in a "running program" since you were 8 years old you STILL wouldn't be able to pull it off!!
Remember the old aphorism "You can't run until you can walk"?
It's time to turn that around in your head a time or two because you probably won't even get out to take a walk if you insist only a five mile run is worthy of being called exercise.
Get up off the couch and start a regular walking regimen. Those of us who've gain the "Post 50 40" may get a great surprise and find that after doing so for awhile we may eventually actually be able to walk/jog an eleven to fourteen minute mile after we've put some time and consistency into it.
Here's the second thing that has to change in the Boomer exercising mind set:
This will be very short. I'm going to use a 200 pound, 5'10", 57 year old obese male as my example:
If you are "very active" on a daily basis – meaning you fit the following:
- At work – you hold a labor-intensive job such as construction worker or bicycle messenger (THIS DOES NOT REFLECT A HUGE NUMBER OF BOOMER JOB DESCRIPTIONS)
- At home – you are very active with heavy lifting and other rigorous activities
- Exercise – you participate in physical sports such as jogging
You burn about 2710 calories per day.
As opposed to if you engage in "light activity" on a daily basis, which means your day looks something like this:
- At work – you walk a lot
- At home – you keep yourself busy and move a lot
- Exercise – you participate in light exercise or take long walks
You burn 2160 calories per day.
If you've been basically inactive to the point where you now qualify as "obese" – or even if you're just a middle-aged semi couch potato – which group do you think it is more likely you'd actually be able to commit to for the rest of your life?
It isn't as hard as you might think it would be to get to, and maintain, a healthy weight. Just a reasonable amount of healthy calories and a reasonable amount of daily activity. Life doesn't have to be a marathon – instead it can be a ride in the park. Keep it simple & keep doing it!


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The ACM Party for a Cause Festival kicked off this past Friday night (April 1st) with a special "ACM Women of Country Night" which featured Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Cam, Kelsea Ballerini, Martina McBride, Kellie Pickler, Maddie & Tae, Lauren Alaina, Kelleigh Bannen, Brandy Clark and Jana Kramer.
This year's beneficiaries for the 4th Annual ACM Party for a Cause Festival include Folds of Honor, Honor Flight Southland, Navy SEAL Foundation, and Task Force Dagger Foundation!
There were many amazing performances, but the one that topped them all was Underwood and Lambert performing their song "Something Bad". Watch the performance below and make sure to check back here TONIGHT for LIVE ACM Coverage!!
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Telegraph reported that the software developers who work on Google Chrome have been testing the radical change on its interface.
A source who closes with the company said that address bar now takes some important room, which can be used for web browsing. One plan that has been considered that it only visible when the users point their mouse into specific parts on the screen.
The 'solid' new navigation mode, is described by Chromium site as one of two main focuses from the developers. They will take the web address bar from each tab, leave more room on screen to display web page.
Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9, which the pre-release already finish, adopt the same approach. Chrome, however, will be planned significant on the version that is more stripped, leave many empty rooms to browsing web.
Chrome also increases the web applications usage, just like what has produced by Tweetdeck for the users to manage their Twitter accounts.
Google Chrome today has been used by more than 120 million users. This company also has been planning to create Chrome OS, a competitor for Microsoft Windows.
Google Chrome renews Chrome every five weeks, but the main upgrade tends more less.
The company warned that "the user interface is under development" and said that there is no guarantee that the design change will be launched on wide scale.


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As Chief Preservator, he begins each day by reading The Prophecy. It is the final ship's log by Captain Terelefsky, recorded 87 Republic Standard years prior. He wonders if it should be considered a prophecy or, more properly, a eulogy.
He flips to the final page and reads softly, "…unable to establish any contact with Republic. Decision made to take all maintenance shuttles out-system on different vectors. Am confident communications will quickly be re-established and relief ships immediately dispatched."
He weeps bitterly, knowing a Preservator should have more faith in The Return than he is any longer capable of feeling.
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こんにちは! Or rather, konnichiwa or hello (yes, I am continuing to study Japanese, with Lee's help!). Thomas here with this weekend's language links:
From the Smithsonian. My mother sent this in (thanks!) and says this is a sad story, so I avoided reading it 🙂 But I bet it is interesting!
Do the linguistic ideas in the film Arrival have any merit?
From the American Enterprise Institute. Did you know March 4th was National Grammar Day? I didn't, but this post from AEI outlines a treasure trove of awesome grammar-related resources!
Typo Terror:
Typo just about kills the internet for a day.
From Business Insider. Whenever something breaks on Amazon, it feels like my life is over. How spoiled we are! 🙂 😉
Getting beyond intermediate Spanish.
From Actual Fluency. Kris talks to Olly Richards from Fluent Spanish Academy.
Five fun facts about Brazil's Carnival.
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Work, Work, Work lol Have al the house work to catch up on now that deer season is over ;-)
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I heard that!!!!
Had a septic drain line put in (100") and it tore up much of the back yard and I now have to even it all back out?
Just as that was done the tree people came and took down 24 pine trees. Unfortunately the back hoe broke and they had to pull all the tree trunks out behind a truck- Creating numerous channels through the rest of the back yard. There went the rest of the yard and grass. They cleaned up all the big stuff but my wife and I have been raking pine needles, cones and small pieces since before Christmas. Next I have to level the yard as best I can. Come spring I have to replant the grass.
A couple weeks ago I had to replace the faucets in the tub and subsequently replace all the plumbing pipes from copper to CPVC. That went well. Now I have a leak in the tub drain line. (Put a bucket under the house until I can get to it???)
As you well know - The list goes ON and ON.
Still got 4 deer stands in Lewis Ocean Bay that have to come out.
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laid up with a healing broken ankle hope to be walking before small game goes out i need some squirrels
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Doing a little Squirrel hunting/scouting with the Daughter. Getting my boats and fishing stuff ready for spring fishing. Getting some Honey Dos done.
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Mostly taking care of my father. He Just turned 87 in December.
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Trying to get out and do some squirrel hunting. Had a buddy tell me that his squirrel dog got on some hogs on the south east side of Guillyard lake in the Francis Marion, so hopefully I can go up and take advantage of that this weekend.
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North Korean Programmers Allegedly Assault Nigerian Banks
Cyber security firm Kaspersky disclosed this in a new report. The organisation said this could be regarded as the biggest bank heists in history.
The finding comes after more than a year-long investigation into the activity of Lazarus, a hacking group allegedly responsible for the theft of $81 million in US currency from the Central Bank of Bangladesh last year.
The suggestion that North Korea could have been behind the attack, or at least involved, has added to concerns that the Hermit Kingdom is becoming more bold it its cyber attacks against global financial institutions.
And the massive amounts of stolen money North Korea pilfers is likely being spent on advancing its development of nuclear weapons, two international security experts told CNN.
"This is all for their nuclear weapons and missile programs. They need this money for building and researching more ballistic missiles," said Anthony Ruggiero, a senior fellow for Foundation for Defense of Democracies who specialises in North Korea.
The US has long been suspicious of the ties the Moscow-based company has to Russia but on the surface Kaspersky Lab is one of the world's leading cybersecurity and antivirus firms.
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Both the 30th annual Kroger 200, benefitting Riley Hospital for Children, NASCAR Nationwide Series race and the AAA Insurance 200 Camping World Truck Series race held during Kroger SpeedFest were named as the Top 10 NASCAR races of the 2011 season by SPEED.com. In articles written by Tom Jenson, senior NASCAR editor for Racer magazine and for TruckSeries.com, the two events were among the highlights of the ultracompetitive season.
"We are very proud to once again be recognized as holding two of the top events in the recently completed NASCAR season," said Wes Collier, general manager of Lucas Oil Raceway. "As home to the Nationwide Series for the past 30 years and the Camping World Truck Series since the inception of the series since 1995 we have prided ourselves on the high level of racing at the facility."
Those in attendance at the 30th annual Kroger 200 witnessed a dominating performance by Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who led the majority of the event. As the laps drew to a close Brad Keselowski mounted a charge that placed near the front of the field and in a position to get his first career NASCAR win at Lucas Oil Raceway. Because of the intense battle the article named the Kroger 200 as the ninth best race of season:
"Ricky Stenhouse Jr. dominated the night's action at Lucas Oil Raceway, leading a race-high 189 laps around the Indiana short track. But defending NASCAR Nationwide Series champion Brad Keselowski ran down Stenhouse, making the winning pass with just seven laps to go. "We rubbed a little bit," said Keselowski of his race-winning pass. "I didn't take him out by any means. I just raced him hard like I'm sure he would for the win. Ricky deserved to win this race with the car he had, but things fell our way."
The AAA Insurance 200 race was named the third highest race of the season in the Camping World Truck Series thanks in large part to the stunning win by Timothy Peters. This was the only win of the season for Peters and helped propel him to a top five finish in the points. The article stated of the race:
"A mid-race flat tire caused Timothy Peters to spin, sending him to the pits and out of sequence with the leaders at Lucas Oil Raceway near Indianapolis. But the tide eventually turned and the unscheduled pit stop allowed Peters to have the advantage over the competition in the final laps and chase down James Buescher, had who led 97 laps, with six laps remaining to score the upset victory."
The NASCAR Nationwide Series events at Lucas Oil Raceway have been honored in the past as the 2003 race was named the top race of that year and of the 2000's because of the duel between Brian Vickers and Shane Hmiel.
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Where the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ is not observed as a holy day, it is assigned to the Sunday after Trinity Sunday.
This solemnity is the Church's official act of reverence and thanksgiving to Christ, who by instituting the Holy Eucharist on Holy Thursday, when he said, "Take it; this is my body," and "This is my blood," gave His Church her greatest treasure.
Formerly known as the Feast of Corpus Christi, this can be credited to Saint Juliana of Liege who had a series of visions in which she was instructed to establish a feast day to exalt the sacrament of the Eucharist. This feast was instituted by the Bishop of Liege who became Pope Urban IV in 1264.
But we don't need to wait for one day a year to honor and worship God's true Body and Blood. Every time we come forward for Holy Communion, participate in the act of Spiritual Communion, or visit Him in Eucharistic Adoration, we make an act of faith in Christ's Real Presence in the Host.
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Why the iPhone 5 Will Be a Killer Out of the Gate: It's Late
Assuming for a moment that the poll was representative and statistically meaningful (never a given these days), this could make for one super hot rollout. Even if the poll is off, the success of the launch seems like a dollars-to-doughnuts bet. There's a simple reason: Apple moved its rollout schedule to the fall from summer. That one simple change in timing can make a huge difference in business -- like millions more units sold.
Sometimes you need great, not good
Not that Apple has done badly in selling updated iPhone versions before. But the company has a lot more at stake now, given the dominant position that Google's (GOOG) Android has taken in the market.
Even though no one else is selling a single hardware line as effectively as Apple, there are bad implications of an Android ascendency:
- Apple loses public attention, which means it must put more resources into marketing, which has an effect on margin.
- The more attention Apple has to give its competition, the less attention it has at the top of the company for new strategic initiatives.
- As more Android phones hit the market, a greater number will use lower price as a marketing tool. That has the long-term effect of lowering the amount the average consumer is willing to spend.
Late can be better
Enter the launch delay earlier this year. In the past, Apple has been like clockwork, with certain products launching in particular seasons. Early summer has been the traditional time for Apple's iPhone announcements. But not this year.
It was likely the result of the supply chain disruptions from the earthquake and tsunami disaster in Japan. Such problems don't disappear immediately, and given the possible shortage of critical supplies because of the disaster, moving back a new iPhone launch, and the large volume of sales that follows, would make sense. A launch in later summer wouldn't work because you lose too many people to vacation.
Talk about making the best of a bad situation. The launch delay meant another full quarter of people coming to the end of their phone contracts who will make a decision in the middle of the hoopla. If the InMobi survey results are at all accurate, that could mean a big boost, as you can see in this table from the company:
Just to be conservative, discount the numbers by half, as asking people what they will do in the future is one of the least accurate types of market research. That would still be 12.5 percent of the many tens of millions of Android users and a quarter of BlackBerry owners if the iPhone 5 is a major update. Figuring that Apple would sell 50 million iPhones in the first two quarters of availability (it sold 20.3 million in the quarter that ended in June), that could still be a 10 percent to 15 percent bump.
That said, remember the predictions that 56 percent of Verizon (VZ) Android and BlackBerry users would switch to iPhones once the carrier got to sell the device. Verizon never saw anything like that big bump.
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Mystery and Ceremony
Having finished their shopping, the party went to the Temple of Wee Jas to find Brother Timmon. After an acolyte greeted them and announced them to Timmon, he took them to his study, where he examined the Dark Lantern. While he was doubtful at first that anything was truly that unusual about the lantern, the longer he examined it, the more his interest grew. He eventually took it to his superior, and together they decided that it merited a more thorough study. They took it off the party's hands, and paid Kedda and Kerowyn for their troubles.
That evening, one of the Baron's servants readied the party for the ceremony the next morning. The next day, the court saw Sir Folwyn da'Janecke, Knight of the Baron, Madam Kerowyn of Braman, Daughter of Hummel Blacksmith, and Master Kedda the Wanderer formally recognized by Baron Montressor, and honored with formal tokens of his appreciation.
Duel to the Death
As they were finishing their lunch, the party was interrupted by a messenger, who frantically declared that a creature had come out of the lake and was demanding a duel with Folwyn in revenge for the death of a sister. The party armed themselves and headed out without delay. At a vacant fishing wharf, they found a hideous, yellow-skinned hag. Her horrid appearance was enhanced by an arcane aura that struck Folwyn off-guard, weakening him before the fight could even begin. The hag quickly called up a pair of Merrow to assist her, and the six of them began to fight in earnest. The hag was quickly cut down, which only enraged the Merrow further. The sea-ogres fought brutally, taking advantage of raw strength and the reach their massive longspears gave them. The party was pushed to the limit, and Folwyn fell in the battle, but survived his wounds to fight another day.
No One Is Safe
After spending several days recuperating, as well as replenishing and enhancing their supplies, the party set out north to report to the court at Janecke. Mid-afternoon of their first day of travel, they passed into a shepherding village called Terrace. There, a peasant woman anxiously begged their aid. She escorted them swiftly through the streets of the small town to a small park at an intersection. There, they saw a jester, dressed in every shade of grey, entertaining about a dozen children, and two guards. All were fixated on the performer, unaware of the rest of the world – the clown has done something to the children of Terrace.


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Next Generation Learning Conference 2012 in Sweden
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Dalarna University in collaboration with KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden is hosting the Next Generation Learning Conference this week. This is a Nordic conference on the implications for learning and education of the digital revolution. The conference is aimed at development and research projects on NGL in both educational and professional settings. One of the presentations given by Ebba Ossiannilsson from Lund University deals with benchmarking, you can find her presentation here. This presentation was co-authored with Paul Bacsich from Sero, Margareta Hellström from KTH, and Andreas Hedrén from Gotland University and included references to the VISCED project.


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I had been so looking forward to today. I had all my gear ready, bait organised and ready to go in plenty of time. All I had to do, apart from the normal ablutions, was to get up, load the van and go. I needed to get some fuel so I left in plenty of time. It was getting light as I left, which always makes the drive more palatable.
Just around the corner is a petrol station but I never use it because it is much dearer then the others on the A20 way out to the M25. Sue will not go in there either, but that is because a few years ago, someone stole the numberplates from her car and used them on a car they filled with petrol and then drove off. Even though the police and the filling station know what happened, and the latter has changed hands several times since, she is still convinced the numberplate will be recognised and something bad will happen. Anyway, my point in mentioning this is that my usual filling station was selling fuel, both petrol and diesel at the same price as was every other filling station on the way - even the ones out in the countryside that are usually a few coppers dearer. Very strange. The only exception to this was the motorway services who were selling fuel at 14p per litre dearer! How on earth can they justify that? I am sure I don't know.
Still musing on the seemingly suspicious uniform pricing structure of the fuel, I pulled into the drive at Beaver Fishery a good twenty minutes before the gate was due to open. There was a queue! I sat there until the gate swung open, observing the fishery's cat making his way to the gate to inspect the assembled visitors.
The cars in front of me parked up and I pulled up alongside the office. As I made my way to the front door I was suddenly aware that the occupants of the car in front of me at the gate were falling over themselves, and the cat, to get into the office before me! I am amazed how petty people can be. The cat stood there watching the proceedings and when the commotion had settled down came over and said hello, he seems to recognise me now even though I have not been there for a few months.
Over the winter, the two specimen lakes have been refurbished and emptied of 'nuisance' species. Part of this meant that over 600lbs of bream were relocated into Maze Lake. I have a soft spot for this lake as it was the first lake I ever fished at Beaver. I also had a really good day last July on Maze with just a single float rod and not much else. Today was not a patch on that day.
|Looked like it might hod the odd fish - but nothing
There I was contemplating walking around and retrieve it 'manually' when the hook let go and the feeder plopped back into the water. Result! Several more casts, and a bit of playing around with my elasticated whip/pole thingie, was absolutely fruitless. What's more I had not seen any signs of fish. After a couple of hours I decided to move.
|Now on the other side of the lake, still nothing...
"That's not a roach!" Said Andy and I agreed as the small 8½ft picker rod bent almost double. My reluctance to hold the fish meant that it had now parked itself in the lily pads that were only just showing a few tatty looking leaves. Try as I might, I could not get it out and eventually the hook straightened and the fish was gone.
Oh well, things were looking up, maybe it was not going to be so bad. A few minutes later and my second rod's top was showing some signs of life and sure enough There was one very lively common carp tugging at my line. I landed it but it was still thrashing about too much to get a picture so to be kind to the fish I returned it to the lake, again thinking this was only the start and I would get some fish pictures later. By now it was about 11:30AM.
Two and a half hours later, after trying different baits and methods I gave up. I suspect that because Maze is a strange layout that fish can avoid a lone angler and hid in other parts of the lake. I gave up as it did not look as if I was going to get any other people joining me and scaring the fish over to my side of the lake, so the kit went into the back of the van again and I decided to find another lake. By this time it as approaching 2:00PM and as I cruised the complex looking for somewhere to fish, I realised that all the decent pegs were full and even the not so good pegs were occupied. I hate going to commercials on a Saturday, they are always packed with families enjoying a day out in the sunshine and that is great, but I prefer to go during the week when it is a bit quieter - I must be getting old and grumpy.
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Why the Fun Times Aren't Finished for Hasbro, Inc. Dividend Investors
Patience is a virtue, particularly in the stock market. Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ:HAS) stock, for example, had traded in a flattish range over the past six months, but is now soaring more than 15% to record-highs in midday Monday trading.
Driving the rally are strong fourth-quarter results and a substantial dividend increase, triggering plenty of excitement over Hasbro's growth prospects going forward. As I always tell our Income Investors readers, if a company's fundamentals consistently strengthen, the stock will eventually follow.
So is it still a good time to jump into HAS stock? Let's take a look at the report and find out.
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Hasbro posted fourth-quarter earnings per share of $1.64, crushing the average analyst estimate by $0.37. Meanwhile, revenue increased about 11% year-over-year to $1.63 billion, which topped the consensus by $130.0 million.
The blowout results were driven largely by a 52% revenue spike at Hasbro's Girls division, as demand for toys based on Walt Disney Co's (NYSE:DIS) Frozen and Dreamworks' Trolls flew off the charts. Additionally, global revenue at the company's Games division increased a solid 11% over the year-ago period, fueled by strong demand for the company's blockbuster "Magic: The Gathering" and "Pie Face" franchises.
It's also worth noting that revenue at Hasbro's Entertainment and Licensing segment soared 36% year-over-year, while the company's Digital initiatives continue to gain traction, reinforcing optimism over the company's relatively new streams of revenue.
"Hasbro's foresight to build brands led by storytelling, consumer insights and innovation, combined with the relentless execution of our Brand Blueprint including investments in entertainment and digital gaming, is driving our business and creating long-term strategic differentiators for Hasbro," said Goldner, Hasbro's chairman and chief executive officer. "We are well positioned for a successful 2017 and the continued advancement of Hasbro's brand-building capabilities for years to come." (Source: "Hasbro Reports First $5 Billion Revenue Year with Growth in Revenue, Operating Profit and Net Earnings for Full-Year 2016," Hasbro, Inc., February 6, 2017.)
Jumping Dividend
Far more exciting for dividend investors, however, is Hasbro's big 12% bump to its quarterly dividend, from $0.51 per share to $0.57 per share. That increase is pretty much in line with the company's dividend growth rate of late, as management has now returned nearly $1.0 billion in cash to shareholders over the past five years.
Given Hasbro's positive operating momentum and cash flow improvement, I wouldn't expect that dividend growth to slow anytime soon. Moreover, the company's year-end cash balance of $1.28 billion and dividend payout ratio of less than 50% of earnings remains highly comforting.
In other words, Hasbro's dividend seems particularly childproof.
The Bottom Line on HAS Stock
I wouldn't let today's record highs prevent me from looking into HAS stock.
The company remains the third-largest player in the global toy market behind Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ:MAT) and Lego, with well-known brands in its stable such as "Transformers" and "My Little Pony," providing it with massive market share and cost efficiencies. And while the market for traditional toys continues to decline, Hasbro's entertainment properties, increasing digital leadership, and key licensing agreements give the company plenty of growth opportunities going forward.
More importantly, with HAS stock boasting a forward dividend yield of 2.5% and trading at a price-to-earnings discount to main rival Mattel, there might still be time to bet on more fun times ahead.
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Bring your videos to life with sound
Creative sound design can make a good video great.
Here's a guide to finding sound effects online – and how to create your own.
So, you've shot some great images for your video. Fantastic! How's the sound?
It's easy to forget about sound when you're filming, and some locations make it very tricky to get good sound, even if you're a gun filmmaker. But it's worth taking a little time to think about what sound can add to your film, and how you can improve the sound during your shoot and edit.
Good sound design will make your audience connect with your film in a more visceral, emotional way. Try watching an action film or horror movie with the sound turned down. Or watch this video, which demonstrates how the mood and meaning of the same video image is totally transformed by the choice of sound.
The sound of a great movie
Music is a great way to pull your shots together, and give your video the right feeling and energy. Our article on how to source music shows you how to find out where to find music that you can use for free. But before you throw out all the natural sounds and turn your video into a music montage, consider adding just a few sound effects or ambient sounds and mixing them in with music.
To help get you thinking, watch these films from ABC Open, and think about how sound makes them stronger:
- The sounds of the road house, edited in a jump-cut style in this video, make you feel like you're right there, soaking up the early morning energy.
- Both the music and the natural sounds get their own chance to take the lead in this story set in a boxing gym.
- Listen for the subtle use of sound in this story – the sound of paper rustling in the time lapse, and passing traffic later on – work together with the music to give a sense of the languid energy of a book exchange in a small town.
Record your own sounds
Even if most of the sound on your video is pretty ordinary, see if there are any good sounds in there. Close-up shots are more likely to have good sound, as the mic was closer to the subject. Remember, you don't always have to use the sync sound that goes with the image.
While you're shooting, think about a few simple sounds that might add to the story (eg footsteps, the sound of your car horn or the doors slamming, the rustle of your road map (if you still use a paper map!) or your potato chips. You can record these on your video camera (make sure you get the mic nice and close), but you may find you get a better result with an audio app on your smart phone.
Find sounds online
If you type 'free' and 'sound' into a search engine, you'll find there are plenty of sites with sound effects that you're free to use. Lots of them have great sounds, but the best site by far is Freesound. The catalogue is vast and easy to search.
Get to know these symbols and organisations and what they mean….
If you are looking for music, video, writing, code, or other creative works you can search through sources like Google and Flickr through Creative Commons
Look out for the Share Alike license – you should only use this if you're happy to share whatever you create under the same license.
No Derivatives means you can't alter the original work, which won't work if you want to edit the sound into your video.
Watch out for sounds that are clearly not from Australia. Birds can be a real giveaway – seagulls and crows sound completely different in the northern hemisphere. And make sure you can't hear any background voices with foreign accents.
If you've used someone's sound, send them a link to your finished video. They'll get a kick out of seeing how their sound's been used, and you've just found another viewer for your video as well.
Share your sounds
If you've found some great sounds online, and recorded a few of your own too, why not share the love?
Set yourself up with an account on Freesound and share any great sounds that you've recorded. Make sure to add plenty of tags, and a description of the sound to make it easy for other people to find.
Remember, if you've got great sound, you're half way to a great film.


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The extra (fifth) day at HuntEx2017 resulted in the 386 exhibitors and 38 202 visitors enjoying a much more relaxed show than previous years, report the organisers. This year the show was held from 28 April to 1 May, with an extra day for 4 000 invited VIP guests on 27 April.
"The timing of this year's event to coincide with two public holidays allowed for a more laid-back visitor experience," says Adriaan Woudstra, owner and organiser of HuntEx. The extra day took the pressure off exhibitors and gave them more time to serve and interact with visitors about new products and services at their stands, he says.
"Overall the feedback from exhibitors was positive. Those selling products at the show, recorded an increase in sales. South Africans are inherently impatient and do not want to queue for service."
Although firearms are still the biggest attractions at the expo, exhibitors of outdoor equipment clothing, footwear and accessories also attracted a lot of attention from keen visitors.
The HuntEx E-Cape Hunters Fair, a smaller version of this popular Johannesburg show will be held next week at Mentor's Estate, Jeffreys Bay from 26 – 28 May.
This week the outdoor-loving farming community again trekked to Bothaville for the 51st NAMPO Harvest Festival that will end tomorrow (19th May). The 700 exhibitors – mainly farming goods, but also outdoor-related – exceeded the 685 exhibitors who last year showed livestock and goods on more than 220 000 m2 indoors and outdoors exhibitor areas.
At the time of going to press it was too soon to judge visitor numbers, but the expectation was that the 75 116 of last year would be exceeded.
NAMPO has a growing international exhibitor interest with a Canadian and a British pavilion, as well as exhibitors from Russia and Brazil, joining the show this year. Exhibitors from Portugal, Israel, Argentina, France, Poland, the USA and India returned.
The show is a major contributor to the economy of the Bothaville community. In 2009 an Economic Impact Study estimated that visitors spent R7-m and exhibitors R3.5-m in the town and that exhibitor turnover was R1-bn.


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A number of different organisations in the UK and Ireland are registering offers of accommodation and helping those who are matching offers of hosting with local needs.
The Irish Red Cross are collating voluntary pledges of houses, apartments and even rooms to support the Irish Government's commitment to resettle 4,000 refugees before the end of 2017.
Accommodation must be in a town, with easy access to facilities and served by regular public transport. The database of pledges will be matched against the needs of refugees leaving the network of government-run Emergency Reception and Orientation Centres and moving into the community. Churches will also have a role enabling the welcome and integration of refugees into selected communities alongside other voluntary and statutory organisations.
Pledges of accommodation from individuals and churches as well as offers of goods and services can be registered online. Donations to offset the cost of renting a home can also be made.
The Boaz Trust is a Christian charity serving destitute asylum seekers and refugees in Greater Manchester. Dave Smith founded the Boaz Trust in 2004, after meeting growing numbers of destitute asylum seekers who had no recourse to public funds and no where to turn for help.Founded by Dave Smith in 2004, they aim to end asylum destitution and want to see people who are seeking sanctuary in the UK leading fulfilling lives.
To this end we provide accommodation and support for destitute asylum seekers and refugees, and speak up with asylum seekers in campaigning for a more compassionate asylum system.
Dave Smith founded the Boaz Trust in 2004, after meeting growing numbers of destitute asylum seekers who had no recourse to public funds and no where to turn for help.The charity is motivated by Jesus' instructions to care for the poor and marginalised in our society. The charity's name taken from Boaz in the Book of Ruth: the man who welcomed Ruth as a foreigner in the land and showed her kindness.
Between 1 April 2014 and 31 March, the Boaz Trust accommodated a total of 201 refused asylum seekers and refugees (52% female, 48% male) from 28 different countries.
NACCOM (No Accommodation Network) grew out of an informal network of voluntary organisations that began in 2007 and became a national charity in 2015.
It's aim is to bring an end to destitution amongst asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with no recourse to public funds living in the UK. They have projects in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
NACCOM promotes best practice in and supports the establishment of accommodation projects that reduce homelessness amongst asylum seekers and migrants.
They have published a report about the number and type of accommodation offered, the number of people they've helped, and a breakdown of nationalities.
Citizens UK organises communities "to act together for power, social justice and the common good". Their focus is in London, Milton Keynes, Nottingham, Birmingham, Wales and Leeds. One of their objectives is to "develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically disadvantaged communities of Britain and Ireland in such a way that such members are better able to identify and meet their needs and participate more fully in society".
To help local authorities who are willing to host resettled refugees but have not been able to identity accommodation, Citizens UK are seeking landlords in the private rented sector to join their Homes for Resettled Refugees Register. Specifically they are looking for people who own a family-sized rental property in the UK and would be willing to offer it under a three year tenancy to a Syrian refugee family if it is vacant when there is demand in their area.


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Would-be parents can now order a test kit online to check their risk of passing on genetic faults to their baby.
From Thursday, couples planning a family will be able to buy the saliva test, called Tiny Letters, which screens for 145 of the most common and severe genetic disorders.
These include cystic fibrosis, Tay-Sachs, haemophilia B, spinal muscular atropy, Fragile X and haemochromatosis.
The pre-pregnancy kit for an individual costs $900 and for a couple, $1700.
The results take four weeks and are returned by either a genetic counsellor or GP.
As many as one in 25 Caucasians are carriers of cystic fibrosis, a disease that significantly affects the lungs and the pancreas.
However, many people have no idea they carry the "faulty genes" because carriers usually display no symptoms, said the founder of Life Letters, Dr Sam Prince.
It is only when two carriers conceive a child together that there is a 25 per cent risk of that child having cystic fibrosis.
Professor Brian Schmidt, a member of the company's advisory board, said the company is making expensive genetic testing available to everyone.
"I think it's vital this technology is available for everyone to use, including myself," said Prof Schmidt, who was awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics.
The company is also selling a product called Script Letters, which analyses how a person's genes impact the effectiveness of common medicines, such as analgesics, statins and anti-depressants.