text:
Forum tips
Tips for Discovering the Right Forum for You
Have a provocative subject on mind, yet nobody neighboring to talk with? There are minutes when discovering a neighborhood of people thinking about one 'unifying' subject can be inviting. All conversation worrying that subject can be the captivating as well as soaking up for all entailed. This kind of ambience can definitely be located in the huge selection of conversation online forums on the net. Whatever one's rate of interests is, there is usually a conversation forum developed to go over that particular passion.
Discovering the ideal forum for you can be a strict procedure. A selection of elements needs to be taken into consideration before starting on which forum to sign up with. Each conversation forum has its very own character as well as an area that is formed on internal guidelines. It is essential to assess whether a details forum offers a sensation of convenience. Lots of online forums are not ideal based upon what they permit to occur in conversations. Reviewing the strings on their primary web page can be smart in analyzing the high quality of a forum. Right here are some tips wherefore to keep an eye out for when looking for the best conversation forum. You will certainly be investing a considerable quantity of time questioning your favored subjects on the picked forum, so get it right the very first time.
Review Their Web Page
Yes, we have been shown to never 'evaluate a publication by its cover.' However, the web page and also its expertise is necessary. Do not make any last judgments based upon the home web page as some websites do not frequently upgrade. Nevertheless, it can be a superb indication of just how the forum is run and also the subjects of conversation that are motivated. Just glance at the issues and also attempt to evaluate whether the forum is entitled to even more of your time.
High Quality over Amount (somewhat).
Neighborhood dimension does matter as that stands for just how much task happens. You sometimes have even more participants do not relate to top quality threads/posts. Look for a forum that has the most effective equilibrium of high quality as well as the amount. If you need to pick top condition over the amount, continually select high quality. Sometimes, online forums that like high quality will undoubtedly expand and also prosper in time. You could be among the initial participants of a prospering forum in the future. Once more, there is an equilibrium to locate. A forum with just two posters (also quality ones) will undoubtedly come to be dull quickly.
They are regulating High quality.
This is frequently neglected as a new member is hectic filtering via their brand-new located forum. They will certainly not discover the habits of the mediators and also just how rigorous they are. Check out the discussion forums, court whether the online forums are being kept under control. Conversation online forums without top-quality mediators will certainly drop at the joints as the participants begin doing as they please. You will undoubtedly observe the sudden rising of unrefined blog posts and also improper strings. Guide far from such online forums as they misbehave information as well as generally not 'right' for you.
Wrapping up Ideas.
Locating the best forum for you is uncomplicated as long as you adhere to these tips. Focus on qualitative actions applied by the conversation forum. Skim about and also evaluate whether a board has subjects that ignite your passion. The majority of participants come to be addicted to online forums after seeing a matter they merely need to address.


text:
Ever wanted to dance like a K-pop star? Here's your chance to do so…and get the choreography down pat!
Bust a powerful SHINEE move or dance as sexily as SNSD. You'll learn the steps in half the time when you get the tutorials from kpopdancetutorials.com
DANCE: Here's a comprehensive dance tutorial for you to get your Kpop moves right!
All videos are filmed in Seoul by a team of professional dancers. These dancers are experienced teachers in local dance schools and have also worked with back-up dancers for Kpop groups.
Captured from various angles (front, back, mirrored), you will be learning the popular Kpop dance choreography in no time at all. In addition, there is also a slowed down version as well as two step-by-step tutorials.
All in, there are 6 tutorial videos per song! Now doesn't this sound much better than learning a Kpop dance from fan videos and live concert footages?
You can even write in to the friendly people and tell them which choreography you would like to see in the collection of dance tutorials.
For the opening promotion, a package of 6 videos is priced at USD4.99 (RM16). Once you've bought a tutorial, you can stream it anytime, anywhere.
If you buy a tutorial video between May 20 to June 20, you could win exciting prizes from your favourite Kpop artist! Winners will be notified by e-mail and prizes are randomly given away.
Do check out the website guys. Dance your way to: www.kpopdancetutorials.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Kyrie Irving suffered injury; lost to Clippers
By Janiel Abby Toralba
Boston Celtics superstar Kyrie Irving suffered a right knee sprained injury during game against Los Angeles Clippers, Sunday morning (Manila time).
Boston lost the game 123-112.
The Celtics' guard suffered the injury in the second quarter and didn't return for the game. He only finished with 14 points, 1 rebound and 2 assists for Boston.
As the playoffs are fast approaching, fans are hoping the Irving would be fine in a matter of time. Fans are worried that he might miss the playoff season like last year and left them disappointed.
Celtics won their 10 out of 11 games and trying to keep up with Toronto Raptors and Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference.
Irving is tallying 23.8 points, 7.0 assists and 4.9 per game this season.


text:
APEC addressing changing growth patterns: Bollard
Issued by the APEC Secretariat
Hong Kong, China, 13 Jan 2014 - "We are now seeing a shift toward domestic demand-driven growth and an increase in services trade as opposed to predominantly trade-driven growth that focused on manufactured and processed goods that occurred in region over the last three decades," explained Dr Alan Bollard when he delivered a keynote speech in Hong Kong, China on Monday.
Dr Bollard, the APEC Secretariat's Executive Director, made this assessment when delivering remarks on the changing patterns of trade and investment influencing growth in the Asia-Pacific and the way trade moves across economies through new initiatives at the border and across the border at the Asian Financial Forum where he addressed members of the global financial and business community.
These changing growth patterns, coupled with the increasingly complex way goods and services move across borders, from e-commerce to value-added supply chains, are impacting the economic environment and the way APEC addresses cross-border trade.
"Most production used to be "made-here/sold-there" and was vertically integrated within large firms," said Dr Bollard. "Rules of origin and value-added were simple concepts."
"But today, we are seeing an increase in intermediate goods, intra-industry trade and supply chains, which use border transactions more aggressively and help SMEs to globalise," he continued. "As a result, rules of origin and value added are much more complex."
For example, the Apple iPhone supply chain is a complicated web that extends throughout the Asia-Pacific region. With research, development and design in the United States to chip manufacturing in Malaysia, fingerprint sensors fabricated in Chinese Taipei and inductor coils made in Japan, the Apple iPhone eventually ends up in China for final assembly.
In response to this web of cross-border movement and subsequent increased intra-APEC trade, APEC's Supply Chain Connectivity initiative streamlines border regulations so supplier components can seamlessly move across regional boundaries.
"Today, efficient borders are recognised as a source of competitive advantage," explained Dr Bollard. "APEC members are working toward reducing the red tape and heavy policing that slows down goods getting across borders."
"Increasingly border regulation in APEC member economies is being streamlined through single window, harmonised, contracted operations."
However, as borders become more open, criminal and undesirable movements can take advantage. As a result, APEC is working on new technologies and international arrangements to help deter this.
"As APEC innovates new initiatives to accelerate economic integration in the Asia-Pacific, we are moving toward frontiers of the future and the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP), as envisioned by APEC Economic Leaders," concluded Dr Bollard.
"We will always have international borders, but we can ensure they are configured to promote trade and regional prosperity."


text:
EcoLur is supporting the initiative of Yerevan Municipality on the rehabilitation of green zones in Yerevan. Over the recent years, we have lost the green zone of our capital: parks, gardens and massive urban forests have been allocated for site development – Opera Park, Ring Park, Victory Park and the forest cover in front of it, Dalma Gardens, Nork Forest, Hrazdan Gorge. The Yerevan yards and pavements are covered with concrete structures under the slogan of "Improved Yerevan." Now Yerevan residents are fighting for each tree which may face the threat of being felled down. The environment of Yerevan became aggressive towards people and their health. Yerevan Municipality has made the first step to make us feel comfortable in our city and is dismantling cafes in Opera Park in order to recover its previous status of the green zone of Yerevan. We are calling for all to support these actions and to make efforts to have a green city again favourable for our lives.
14:34 March 15, 2019


text:
Central holds annual auditions in Japan
Posted 9 November 2018
Central is holding its annual auditions in Japan. Over the next week Director Heidi Hall and Artistic Director Christopher Marney are holding auditions and staging workshops in Osaka and Tokyo. Central graduates from Japan will also attend Q&A sessions to share their experiences of training in London.
Central has a long and established relationship with the dance community in Japan. Director Heidi Hall says "Japanese student dancers show enormous commitment to training, work hard and are focused on achievement. These are qualities, along with the required talent, are the pre-requisites for a career as a professional dancer."
She continues: "We have been recruiting directly from Japan for 30 years and interest continues to grow. We visit selected towns and cities in Japan every autumn to run master classes in ballet and contemporary dance with local dance schools so that potential students can learn about what we have to offer at Central and where our training may lead in jobs terms."
Recent Japanese graduates from Central are now employed by companies all over the world including: Orlando Ballet in the US, Alberta Ballet in Canada, Tokyo City Ballet, Shiki Theatre Company and K Ballet in Japan, Cinevox Dance Company in Switzerland and Compagnie Chorégraphique François Mauduit in France.


text:
Inside Sales Account Executive – Wilmington, MA – Technology Sales – $120K
Profile: This organization is an award winning company whose products are sold into Fortune 1000 technology organizations. Their innovative suite of products has received high recognition and is well received by their audience of sales and marketing executives. Our client offers a casual work environment and career growth opportunities internally.
Job Description: This opportunity is calling for a successful inside sales representative to call on VP's of Sales & Marketing. This position calls for a polished, energetic sales professional who enjoys connecting with people, closing deals and looking for the next step in their career.
Job Requirements: The ideal candidate will have 5+ years of experience of proven quota attainment in an inside capacity within a technology company. Must work with a sense of urgency and enjoy prospecting.
Base Compensation: $60,000
Total Compensation: $120,000


text:
Guest Editor-in-Chief: Yi Ding, Rui Xiong
The increasing penetration of renewable energies brings more fluctuations to power systems, which needs more resources to maintain the balance between supply and demand. With the development of the information and communication technology, demand side resources have been able to assist the system balance by load control technologies, which is called demand side management (DSM). DSM is regarded as a way of reducing or shifting electricity demand to fit the increase or decrease of power supply. Flexible loads, such as energy storage equipment, air conditioners, heat pumps and water heaters, are increasing in demand side, which can be adjusted temporarily to change the power consumption and it have little influence on the customers' comfort. DSM has various beneficial effects, including mitigating electrical system emergencies, reducing the number of blackouts and increasing system reliability. Therefore, DSM can be applied to power systems to provide significant economy, reliability and environment benefits.
The electric vehicle (EV) technologies are considered to address the issue of the reduction of carbon and greenhouse gas emissions. The concept of EVs focuses on the utilization of alternative energy resources (i.e., batteries and ultra-capacitors). Therefore, EVs and Plug-in hybrid EVs (PHEVs) are expected to become much more common in upcoming decades. However, EV systems currently face challenges in energy storage systems (ESSs) with regard to their safety, size, cost, and overall management issues. Although the widespread popularity of EVs can be seen as a way to realize sustainable energy supplies, it is found that their large power demand with the increasing number of PHEVs/EVs will have an impact on power system stability and operation.
This special issue aims to publish original research papers and reviews on the technologies, algorithms, strategies, platforms and case studies related to demand side management and electric vehicles.
This thematic series includes the following topics:
1.Demand side management methods
2.Modelling approaches for smart appliances, smart home and smart buildings
3.Coordinated management of energy resources
4.Operation and planning of integrated energy system
5.Modeling and control methods of power systems considering PHEVs/EVs.
6.State estimations, characterization analysis of PHEVs/EVs.
7.Planning of charging stations for PHEVs/EVs.
8.Fault diagnosis and prognosis, failure modes of PHEVs/EVs.
All papers and supplementary information (if any) should be submitted online and prepared according to PCMP guidelines. Authors should indicate that the paper is submitted for the thematic series in their cover letter and is not published or being considered to be published elsewhere. All submission will be subject to peer review before possible acceptance for publication in PCMP which is free of charge and highly accessed by readers from all over the world.
Sign up for article alerts to keep updated on articles published in Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems- including articles published in this thematic series!


text:
April 2, 2018
Easter Camp Meeting Begins in Zambia
From the Superintendent's DESK
Randy, Oscar, and I arrived in Lusaka on Saturday evening in anticipation of the Zambia Easter camp meeting. At the airport, we were presented with flowers by a little girl before being greeted by Timothy Kaibula, the Eastern Africa District Superintendent, and a delegation of ministers and their spouses. They formed a line to shake hands with each of us. Oscar was included, and went down the line like a gentleman, making eye contact and smiling as he shook each hand.
On the ride to our hotel, we could see that Lusaka is a very modern city. In addition to being the capital, it is the largest city in Zambia with a population of 4 million. Of our ninety churches in Zambia, eight are located here, including the Eastern Africa headquarters where the annual camp meeting is held.
The next morning, we began our Easter celebration with Sunday school. Many of the classes met outside and were scattered throughout the campground. Oscar said he lost count at ten. The lesson was on submitting our minds to God by thinking on things that are pure and letting God direct our decisions.
The morning worship service was well-attended with about 1500 people inside and an overflow of about 1000 standing outside. The service began with the orchestra playing the "Star-Spangled Banner" as the ministers came in and took their places on the platform. Then, the Sunday school children marched in, singing, and waving flags pertaining to the different countries represented at the camp meeting. They presented a program of singing, recitations, and a skit depicting the five wise and five foolish virgins. This brought out the camp meeting theme of "Behold, He Cometh," and was a reminder to everyone to be ready for the Rapture.
The congregational singing followed, and to accommodate the different languages spoken at the camp meeting, four songbooks were used, with the song leader calling out all four page numbers with each selection. During the formal welcome, Brother Timothy noted that delegates were present from several countries including Angola, Botswana, the Congo, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania, the United Kingdom, and Zimbabwe.
The choir sang beautifully throughout the service. Before the Scripture reading from Luke 24, they sang "The Resurrection Morn" and before the message, "I'll Be Waiting in Paradise." The sermon was taken from Luke 24:18, "And the one of them, whose name was Cleopas, answering said unto him, Art thou only a stranger in Jerusalem, and hast not known the things which are come to pass there in these days?" It focused on having Jesus as our Savior and not a stranger. A good prayer meeting followed.
In the afternoon, most everyone from the morning's activities remained for a youth service, and then in the evening, an evangelistic service concluded our Easter celebration. In both meetings, beautiful music was presented in a variety of languages. In the evening, the choir sang "Redeemed, How I Love to Proclaim It!" in English, "Heaven Came Down" in Bemba, and "Joy in the Camp" in Tonga. Several victorious testimonies were given in each service, and the afternoon message was preached by Randy while the evening message was given by Audrey Nkhata of Malawi. A good time of prayer followed both services.
We enjoyed Easter with the saints in Zambia, and are looking forward to several more days of camp meeting before returning home on April 6.
(Click on image below to scroll through photo album.)


text:
Diamond Dress Rings
We have an extensive range of beautiful rings, designed by our in-house team of experts, just waiting to be discovered. Renowned for the high quality and superb craftsmanship of our diamond jewellery, Armans specialises in one-off designs that capture the true beauty of the precious metals and stones with which we work.
Whilst we firmly believe that our CBD showroom has one of the very best ranges of diamond rings in Sydney, we also offer a custom design service, so if you would like us to bring your jewellery visions to life, please call us on 02 9233 8633 to arrange a consultation.


text:
Tokyo Police Club
Discordant noise and sublime melodies — who can resist? The Tokyo Police club demo wound up in the hands of Paper Bag Records after a sweaty Pop Montreal show. They played it once, twice, three times and then lost count. They then eventually just made time in their schedules to kick back and enjoy "The Nature of the Experiment," the band's party tune, on a daily.
At the start of high school, David Monks (vocals, bass), Josh Hook (guitar), Graham Wright (keyboards) and Greg Alsop (drums) started learning to play together from scratch. Their first band fizzled; the new order came about when the boys realized how much they missed playing music. "Cheer It On" had already been written, and "Tokyo Police Club," featured as a lyric, according to Monks, "justified as the band name in its own ridiculousness."
The band picks apart the average chord, creating something quite amazing — the guitars are disjointed, high yet perfectly pitched, erratic, verging on sci-fi. They're cushioned with bumbling, pillow-fight bass lines, crashing open hi-hat, and good-humored keyboards. This is the sound of Tokyo Police Club.
The band has the usual list of idols, musicians that play with their hearts on their sleeves. But secretly, they divulge, with a smile that's ironic, "We think Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones are the real deal."
Monks describes the band as "wide-eyed post-punk with a tendency to get over excited — so much so that someone has to come and tell it to settle down." Hook's blistering guitar would be enough to induce goose bumps alone; the effect of the band as a whole should come with some sort of warning.
The tracks were written – the sound was already being nurtured – after just three days of recording in the studio. "A Lesson In Crime" was slapped on the ass, wrapped in a blanket and sent out the world. The reception has been nothing short of spectacular, with coverage in Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, Blender, Pitchfork, MTV2's "Subterranean" and MTVU. A spring tour with Cold War Kids, SXSW and Coachella brought even more acclaim, including The New York Times and a performance on The Late Show with David Letterman. Summer headlining dates included performances at the Sasquatch! Music Festival and Lollapalloza. Tokyo Police Club will release their new single, "Your English Is Good", available digitally and in limited 7" vinyl. The 7" b-side will be "Waiting in the Wings", written by keyboardist Graham Wright, and the digital release will feature a new acoustic b-side, "Swedes in Stockholm."


text:
The US Non-Farm Payroll report came out on Thursday amidst a wealth of hope that it would show the US employment situation improving drastically, a hope brought on by two indicators earlier in the week. However, the data showed a much larger than expected drop, 11,000 more than expected, and raised the number of US unemployed since the recession began to 7.4 million or 10.14% of the population. Upon the report's release, the Dollar collapsed, falling the most in one session in around two months. The Dollar had been traded up earlier in the week after the ADP payroll report and the First-Time-Filers unemployment report showed improvement, however all the gains were quickly wiped out as investors were betting on a strong NFP report. The report is especially damaging since it is now unlikely that the US Federal Reserve will move to raise their near low interest rates at their next policy meeting in February. Investors had hoped that a spate of positive data would spur the rate hike, however with the jobs situation seemingly still in decline; there is little optimism this will occur.
At the close, the US Dollar was down .12% against the Euro to 1.44 even, down 1.01% against the British Pound Sterling to 1.602, down .86% versus the Canadian Dollar to 1.0301, down .72% to the Australian Dollar to .9245, down .92% against the New Zealand Dollar to .7358 and down over 1% to the Swiss Franc to 1.023.
The ICE Dollar Futures Index, a non-traded indicator that matches the Dollar's performance against a basket of 6 major currencies, fell by its largest margin in two months, hitting just below 77 before recovering to close at 77.02.
Japan's new Finance Minister, Naoto Kan, who came to his position last week after the surprise resignation of Hirohisa Fujii, recanted his inaugural pledge to "work hard to tame the strength of the Yen." The remark was meant to establish himself as a pragmatic financial leader amidst concerns that he was not qualified for the post – echoing trader, businessmen and market sentiment that the Yen's recent bull run was a concern. However, on Friday Mr., Kan was quoted as saying that free markets should dictate the value of the currency, a capitulating statement that is widely seen as necessary to placate the Prime Minister who was reportedly not pleased with Kan's earlier remarks.
At the close, the Yen was up .03% to the Euro to 133.42, up .56% to the US Dollar to 92.65, up .34% to the British Pound Sterling to 148.43, up .12% against the Australian Dollar to 85.65 and down .08% versus the Swiss Franc to 90.52.
Written by Finexo.com


text:
Sign up for an Award
Participate with your entry in one of our professional or student awards.Sign up for an award
Learn more:
Unsupported browser
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
When many people finished their dining at home or in the restaurant, they find its hard to find a mirror to teeth more conveniently; or they scrambled to look through the package to find the mirror, which made the embarrassment of teething hugely magnified. Toothpick, the tool to make us more enjoyable of dining, increased the inconvenience of dining. If the cover of toothpick box could be made of the material such as mirror, the embarrassment might be invisible to resolve. At the same time, it could be more elegant for us to have the dinner when we bowed to teeth, especially in the countries focusing the food culture.
Zhejiang University
Hangzhou Zhejiang, China
Zhejiang University
Hangzhou, China
Tang Shiyang Tong Shang Wei Xiaowei


text:
Nicole Burow
Executive Director
Co-Founder & SAG
Jeffrey Burow
Director of Operations
Co-Founder & Rider
Kennadie Burow
Assistant Event Coordinator
Co-Founder & SAG
Allen Burow
Assistant Event Coordinator
Co-Founder & Rider
Daniel Burow
Assistant Event Coordinator
Co-Founder & SAG
How did it all start?
Philanthrocycling recieved its first breaths of life from our 3 young children: Kennadie – age 14, Allen – age 13, and Daniel – age 9. During a family meeting they decided that they really didn't need, nor want anything for Christmas in 2018. Their words were "we have enough, we don't need more, we want to help other people that don't have enough."
Their compassion was the spark that lit a fire of compassion that would soon engulf the entire family. As the project "Giving Away Christmas" quickly grew and grew, With a background in marketing, I (Jeff) began to act quickly as there was not much time to get the word out.
With the kids ideas, and my wife Nicole jumping on board and supporting us, Philanthrocycling.org began to "sprout legs" and begin to walk. This is of course a work in progress, but as a team we will see it through. Working together as a team and as a family to help fill the gaps in our community is something that I think we have always dreamed of doing. It just so happens that 2018 is the year that this dream would come to life and become something real.
What is our goal in the long run?
As a family, we have already been through thick & thin. Along our journey through life, there have been many helping hands along the way. Sometimes these were friends, sometimes they were family, sometimes they were organizations, and sometimes they were just complete and total strangers. For this we are forever grateful, and now it is our time to give back.
It is our goal, through this foundation, to share the compassion, hope, and joy that is in our soul by helping others in need.
As a family, we are avid cyclists of varying levels of experience and ability. Through our passion for riding on two-wheels, we aim to raise and disburse funds to other charitable organizations, causes, & individuals.
In the long run, it is our goal to grow each year and create more "Philanthrocyclists" who will be both an ambassador of the sport of cycling as well as join us in our mission to share compassion, hope, and joy by fundraising for those in need.


text:
Give Now
Find aDoctor
Search All Doctors and Providers Affiliated with WakeMed.
WakeMedPhysician Practices
Search For Providers Who Are Members of WakeMed Physician Practices.
Our Practices
Centers of Excellence
WakeMed PhysicianPractices Specialties
Specialty Hospitals
WakeMed PhysicianPractices Locations
Outpatient Facilities
Find a Service Location
Your thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland that is located in the neck. It makes 2 hormones, T3 & T4.
The thyroid hormones are made by the thyroid gland in response to another hormone called Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH). TSH is made by our main hormone control center, the pituitary gland, which is located in the brain.
Thyroid hormones (T3 & T4) help control our metabolism, digestion, and regulate our temperature. Thyroid hormones are also very important to early brain development (up to age 3) and normal growth throughout childhood.
Examining how well the thyroid gland is working requires a blood test. The most accurate evaluation includes TSH and free (active) T4 levels.
Normal ranges for TSH and free T4 can vary based on age, lab, weight, recent illness, and individual differences. Below are typical normal ranges for TSH and free T4.
Congenital means that someone is born with a medical problem.
In this case, either a person is born without a thyroid gland, or their thyroid gland does not make enough hormones. Congenital hypothyroidism can cause mental retardation and growth problems if not recognized quickly. Because of this, we screen all newborns for congenital hypothyroidism with a Newborn Screen (formerly called a PKU).
As long as someone with congenital hypothyroidism gets medication to replace their thyroid hormone, the will grow and develop normally.
Sometimes congenital hypothyroidism can be temporary, but most individuals require lifelong medication.
Hypothyroidism = underactive thyroid.
Thyroid hormone (free T4) levels are low because the gland is not making enough. TSH is usually high, trying to force the thyroid gland to make more hormones.
Autoimmune hypothyroidism, sometimes called Hashimoto's, is the most common cause of hypothyroidism. The immune system attacks the thyroid gland, causing inflammation and decreased hormone production.
Hypothyroidism can be more common in people with other autoimmune disorders (Type 1 diabetes, celiac disease, etc.).
It is also more common in certain genetic disorders, including Trisomy 21 (Down Syndrome), Turner Syndrome, & Prader-Willi Syndrome.
Hyperthyroidism = overactive thyroid.
Thyroid hormone (free T4 & T3) levels are high because the gland is making too much hormone. TSH is low, trying to stop the thyroid gland from making from making more hormones it doesn't need.
Hyperthyroidism can occur if the there is one spot or nodule in the gland that is making too much hormone (sometimes called a "hot nodule"). Hyperthyroidism can also occur due to an autoimmune attack on the thyroid gland. This may be referred to as Grave's disease.
Untreated hyperthyroidism can be life threatening because it causes your blood pressure & heart rate to rise.
Dr. Hillary Lockemer is a pediatric endocrinologist with WakeMed Physician Practices – Pediatric Endocrinology. She is board certified in pediatrics and pediatric endocrinology and has been involved in numerous research studies related to pediatric endocrinology.
Schedule an appointment with Dr. Lockemer today. You can also follow Dr. Lockemer on her Facebook page.
3000 New Bern Ave.
Raleigh, NC 27610


text:
Freelee the Banana Girl is amazing. I first found her channel a couple of years ago, when I was getting more interested in the raw food diet. She basically claims to have lost over 40lbs on the raw till 4 lifestyle , cleared her acne and candida and doesn't struggle to maintain her lean physique.
Freelee the Banana Girl YouTube
With regular posts, Monday to Friday, she is consistent and her posts are motivational, fun and often contraversial! Stay tuned.


text:
Working on contracts is like reading a foreign language. I will be happy when my dear agent Alicia calls to translate. I will take notes, ask questions and then when it is finished, I can finally get to finishing up two wonderful little stories for my grand babies, and many, many more little children with wonder in their eyes!
4 thoughts on "YO! What? Contracts?"
Sharyn Sowell says:
Alicia is a wonder, isn't she? And I agree with Diane, at the same time chiming in that I have a sweet little grand-daughter who just turned two. Grandmas don't have to wear dentures and be retired anymore! Whee!
Diane Knott says:
Leslie Ann, you can't possibly be old enough for grandbabies! You are so young looking! Aren't good genes wonderful!
Hugs, Diane


text:
Well hello there, welcome to my website.
My name is Andy and for the last 10 years I have been developing websites, designing campaigns and creating promotional artwork for all manner of customers from industries as varied as film & TV (with the BAFTA award winning Angels Costumes), education (most recently Ditton Primary) and even novelty goods (with the Abscissa Group). I'm currently working on several projects for Local Government in central London.
I am just as happy building from a template solution as I am coding everything from a completely blank slate. Get in touch, let's have a chat about what you need and I'll come up with a proposal that suits your specific needs and, more importantly, budget.


text:
Wat mensen zeggen - Een review schrijven
We hebben geen reviews gevonden op de gebruikelijke plaatsen.
Geselecteerde pagina's
Overige edities - Alles weergeven
Poetry of the Fields: Passages from the Poets Descriptive of Pastoral Scenes ...
Volledige weergave - 1864
Poetry of the Fields: Passages from the Poets Descriptive of Pastoral Scenes ...
Volledige weergave - 1865
Poetry of the Fields: Passages from the Poets Descriptive of Pastoral Scenes ...
Volledige weergave - 1867
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
art thou AUGUST azure beauty birds bloom blossoms bower breast bright brook buds charm cheer CLIFTON HILL clouds Colin cottage garden CUCKOO Cuddie DAFFODILS decked delight dewy dost doth Duchess of Newcastle dwell earth ENGLISH SCENERY falcon field Flow gently flowers fragrant fresh glowing grass gray green grove happy hast hath hear heart heaven hern Hey ho hill lambs lark leaves LESSONS OF SPRING maid morning MOUNTAIN DAISY Nature's neath nest nightingale nosegay o'er peace Perigot plain pleasant pleasure praise primrose QUEEN MAB red you beware rills rose round rural scythe shade shepheard sight sing SKYLARK smile soft song soothe soul sound SPRING HAS CLAD stream SUMMER swain sweet Afton tell thee thine thou art THRUSH tree TWILIGHT vale violet WALK wandering waving weep wild Willie willows wind wing woods youth
Populaire passages
Pagina 27 - Stand, never overlook'd our favourite elms, That screen the herdsman's solitary hut; While far beyond, and overthwart the stream, That, as with molten glass, inlays the vale, The sloping land recedes into the clouds; Displaying on its varied side the grace Of hedge-row beauties numberless, square tower, Tall spire, from which the sound of cheerful bells Just undulates upon the listening ear; Groves, heaths, and smoking villages remote.
Pagina 24 - WISH MINE be a cot beside the hill ; A bee-hive's hum shall soothe my ear; A willowy brook, that turns a mill, With many a fall shall linger near. The swallow, oft, beneath my thatch, Shall twitter from her clay-built nest; Oft shall the pilgrim lift the latch, And share my meal, a welcome guest.
Pagina 41 - You haste away so soon; As yet the early-rising Sun Has not attain'd his noon. Stay, stay Until the hasting day Has run But to the even-song; And, having pray'd together, we Will go with you along. We have short time to stay, as you, We have as short a Spring ; As quick a growth to meet decay As you, or any thing.
Pagina 92 - Thy crystal stream, Afton, how lovely it glides, And winds by the cot where my Mary resides; How wanton thy waters her snowy feet lave, As gathering sweet flow'rets she stems thy clear wave.
Pagina 28 - Nor less composure waits upon the roar Of distant floods, or on the softer voice Of neighb'ring fountain, or of rills that slip Through the cleft rock, and chiming as they fall Upon loose pebbles, lose themselves at length In matted grass, that with a livelier green Betrays the secret of their silent course.
Pagina 46 - O clod or stane, Adorns the histie stibble-field, Unseen, alane. There, in thy scanty mantle clad, Thy snawie bosom sun-ward spread, Thou lifts thy unassuming head In humble guise; But now the share uptears thy bed, And low thou lies! Such is the fate of artless maid. Sweet flow'ret of the rural shade! By love's simplicity betray'd. And guileless trust; Till she, like thee, all soil'd, is laid Low i
Pagina 26 - How oft upon yon eminence our pace Has slackened to a pause, and we have borne The ruffling wind, scarce conscious that it blew, While Admiration, feeding at the eye, And still unsated, dwelt upon the scene.
Pagina 58 - On her cheek an autumn flush, Deeply ripened ; — such a blush In the midst of brown was born, Like red poppies grown with corn. Round her eyes her tresses fell ; Which were blackest none could tell, But long lashes veiled a light That had else been all too bright.
Pagina 35 - BIRD of the wilderness. Blithesome and cumberless, Sweet be thy matin o'er moorland and lea ! Emblem of happiness. Blest is thy dwelling-place™ Oh to abide in the desert with thee ! Wild is thy lay, and loud, Far in the downy cloud, Love gives it energy, love gave it birth.
Pagina 23 - Arcadian plain. Pure stream, in whose transparent wave My youthful limbs I wont to lave; No torrents stain thy limpid source, No rocks impede thy dimpling course, That sweetly warbles o'er its bed, With white round polish'd pebbles...


text:
Click here to download the Roadie app from the Apple App Store.
Roadie App on Apple App Store
Have more questions? Submit a request
candice chun
i cant download the app on my phone
Matt F
@candice - sorry you're having troubles. The app is readily available on the iOS App Store so I'm not sure what could be causing the issues. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com so we can work with you directly. Thanks!
Unmesh Patel
I have also encountered sign in problem. It says 'ERROR - Please check your username and password'.
Unmesh Patel
I did try several times with the right credentials but could not sign in the IOS app. On computer, I logged out and logged in again without any problem.
Matt F
@Unmesh - if you haven't already, please work with our Support team via firstname.lastname@example.com to resolve whatever is going on with your account. Thanks!
I need to send my information to working for the company
Please sign in to leave a comment.


text:
Book Description:
Pro Oracle SQL unlocks the power of SQL in the Oracle Database – one of the most potent SQL implementations on the market today. To master it requires a three-pronged approach: learn the language features, learn the supporting features that Oracle provides to help use the language effectively, and learn to think and work in sets.
You'll learn when to create indexes, how to verify that they make a difference, how to use SQL Profiles to optimize SQL in packaged applications, and much more. You'll also understand how SQL is optimized for working in sets, and that the key to getting accurate results lies in making sure that queries ask clear and precise questions.


text:
Want the space without mowing grass? This is what you've been looking for! 2 bedrooms on the main level with 2 full baths. Open floor plan, huge great room with gas fireplace. All appliances stay. Extra bedroom or bonus room upstairs. All bedrooms have walk-in closets. Newer flooring, roof, HVAC, and brand new water heater. Yard is nicely landscaped. Large patio out back with pergola & no rear neighbors. Near I-65.
Listing courtesy of Carpenter, Realtors®. Selling Office: Keller Williams Indy Metro S.
Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed. © 2020 Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORS®


text:
|Home | All Classifieds | Cars | Real Estate | Jobs | Sell & Buy | Services | Pets | Post Ad (Free!) | Local Ads
|Members Only:
Welcome to Kugli.com!
New to Kugli.com?
* Create Member Account!
Already a Member?
Login Below:
Forgot Password?
Popular Locations
* India
* Chennai
* Bangalore
* North Delhi
* Hyderabad
* Gautam Buddha Nagar
* Ghaziabad
* United States
* New York
* Los Angeles
* New York City
* Houston
* Miami
* Dallas
* Cyprus
* Limassol
* Nicosia
* Paphos
* Larnaca
* Famagusta
* Kyrenia
* Kuwait
* Kuwait City
* Doha
* Hawalli
* Al Ahmadi
* Abu Halifa
* Fintas
* China
* Shenzhen
* Guangzhou
* Hangzhou
* Shanghai
* Qingdao
* Jing'An
* Spain
* Alicante
* Málaga
* Marbella
* Barcelona
* Murcia
* Torrevieja
Cambodia Free Classified Ads, Classifieds, International Classifieds NetworkFree Classifieds & International Business Networking: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Kugli.com will soon become one of the largest global classified network.
Cambodia and Cities from Cambodia allready have their own dedicated classified ad pages where you can list all your classified ads or to browse other classified ads from Cambodia.
* All Current Cambodia Classified AdsPlease browse below to access more local and regional classifieds pages from Cambodia:
What type of classified ads are available?
We have dedicated categories for the following type of local and regional classified ads:
Latest B2B Classified Ads from Cambodia
* Cambodia: Palm Olein CP 8 and CP 10
We import and distribute Palm Olein CP8 + CP 10 since 2006.
We seek ew qualified processors or supplier on a long term basis for weekly deliveries CIF Phnom Penh port Cambodia or Cat Lai port Vietnam.
Prices must be quoted only per bottle or per carton otherwise your offer will be ignored.
* Cambodia: Refined sugar
Our London based parent company has running contracts with Brazil & Thai sugar refiners + able to grant 30-90 days credit line subject to the status of the LC issuing & confirming bank.
Cargoes may be Acquired in an FOB or CIF named port basis.
Available is ICUMSA 45, 100 and 150.
If interested submit your request with your bid (target) price. Without it your request will not be considered.
* Cambodia: Rice, milled
We are part of a consortium that has own mills in Cambodia, Vietnam & Thailand able to supply all types of milled rice and trade finance
We don't issue blank offers so if you are interested then please define the;
- type of rice required + % broken
- quantity + discharge port
- CIF bid (target) price per MT
- payment proposal.
If you are a serious broker we secure your commission.
* Cambodia: Sell Raw Cashew Nut In-Shell
A. Specifications
Product: Raw Cashew Nuts, In-Shell, Sundried
Crop: 2018
Origin: Cambodia
Outturn: 50lbs-52lbs and above
Nut count: 145 nuts per kg maximum
Moisture: 10% maximum
Defective: 5% maximum
Foreign matter: 0.5% maximum
Packing: 80kg Gunny bag
Quantity: 250 MT minimum
Delivery: Within 7 days from payment
PSI: By buyer own Inspector at Seller Warehouse
Terms: EXW Phnom Penh
Price: USD2400/MT
B. Specifications
Product: Raw Cashew Nuts, In-Shell, Sundried
Crop: 2018
Origin: Cambodia
Outturn: 48lbs-50lbs and above
Nut count: 175 nuts per kg maximum
Moisture: 11% maximum
Defective: 5% maximum
Foreign matter: 0.5% maximum
Packing: 80kg Gunny bag
Quantity: 250 MT minimum
Delivery: Within 7 days from payment
PSI: By buyer own Inspector at Seller Warehouse
Terms: EXW Phnom Penh
Price: USD2200/MT
* Cambodia: Cashew nuts, ready to eat
Product: Cashew nuts, ready to eat Suze: W320 and W240
Packing: 11.5lg vacuum packed x2 per carton
Container: 16-16.5 MT per 20ft
Terms: EXW Phnom Penh or FOB Sihanoukville port.
Payment: Negotiable
Price: Make a bid
* Contact Details & More Import Export Leads from Cambodia
The Kugli.com network sites list local jobs, dating, real estate sell / buy / rent offers, business listing and many other local, regional and country specific information.
Please find below some other popular pages that you can use to browse and post local classifieds in Cambodia.
- Property in Cambodia
- Free Dating in Cambodia
- Jobs in Cambodia
- Cambodia Local Businesses & Companies
- Cambodia B2B Marketplace
- Cambodia Real Estate
- Cambodia Local Singles
- Cambodia Local Friends
Thank you for your time, and come back soon!


text:
PRETORIA, October 11 – The conduct of a Correctional Services officer, depicted drunk while in uniform in a video circulating on social media has appalled the department, an official said on Wednesday.
"The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) is aware of a video depicting a drunk official in DCS uniform circulating on social media. The department is deeply appalled and aggrieved by this video," spokesperson Singabakho Nxumalo said.
"A conduct of this nature can never be allowed in DCS, hence an urgent investigation has been instituted."
In the video, the visibly inebriated official is awoken, seemingly by a superior at DCS, and struggles to converse and to stand still. When asked where his service firearm is, the man checks his holster sees it is missing checks on the chair where he was sleeping and even searches his pockets. He is also unable to stand on one leg when asked to do so.
Nxumalo said the official's bad conduct was in contravention of the service delivery charter.
"The service delivery charter clearly defines what is expected of a correctional official, and how one ought to behave in the line of duty," said Nxumalo.
"The mandate of the Department of Correctional Services is to contribute towards a just, peaceful and safer South Africa, and that demands that our officials must maintain a sound state of mind and be professional in performing their duties.
"This matter will be fully investigated and the department condemns this type of behaviour in the strongest possible terms."
– African News Agency (ANA)


text:
Dear all,
I have actuall an application build under Windows 7 C#, WPF, XAML and which is dedicated to run on any multitouch screen.
I get a request to mimgrate that application under Windows 8 :
- First as a Desktop application
- Second as a Mobile and Slate
My application is using the WPF bing maps control which has actuall bug issue under Windows 8. My all application is realying on Bing mapb control and Bing map api to display properties location
Property information are actually stored on a local SQL server express database and are sync from a data provider web services. Database data are acessed by client from WCF endpoint hosted in a Windows Service
My goal is of course to try to handle a single project covering either Desktop, Mobile or Slate devices and keep as much as possible existing code
1 Is this possible to get a single project to target all ?
2 How can I use the new Bing Map control embeded in Windows 8 under a Desktop application ?
3 Where should my local database can be store, azure I guess ?
4 What should I do with my WCF service endpoint and where to host them ?
Thanks for your help
Your knowledge is enhanced by that of others.
Hi Serge,
Please post one question per thread and one thread per question. I see that you've posted the same thing in several forums, and it's not clear what you are trying to do here.
Are you trying to write a desktop app or a Windows Store app? What do you mean by a "Desktop application" vs. a "Mobile and Slate"? Are you talking form factors here or desktop vs. Windows Store app?
Your Windows 7 desktop application should run essentially the same as a desktop application on Windows 8 systems. Again: form factor won't matter. For information about the Bing maps issue you mention you should ask in the Bing maps forums.
If you want to write a Windows Store app then you can use the Bing maps for Windows Store apps control. There is a specific forum to discuss this control in the Bing maps forum.
The general recommendation for local databases in a Windows Store app is SQLite. Azure databases are in the cloud, not on the local system.


text:
Skip to main content
UFDC Home
Caribbean Newspapers
myUFDC Home
Star (Roseau, Dominica). December 21, 1979. ( 04-05-1974 )
Item menu
Standard View
MARC View
Usage Statistics
All Volumes
Page Images
Permanent Link:
Material Information
Star (Roseau, Dominica). December 21, 1979.
Uniform Title:
Star (Roseau, Dominica).
Publication Date:
newspaper ( sobekcm )
newspaper ( marcgt )
Spatial Coverage:
Dominica -- Caribbean
Record Information
Source Institution:
University of Florida
Rights Management:
This item was contributed to the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) by the source institution listed in the metadata. This item may or may not be protected by copyright in the country where it was produced. Users of this work have responsibility for determining copyright status prior to reusing, publishing or reproducing this item for purposes other than what is allowed by applicable law, including any applicable international copyright treaty or fair use or fair dealing statutes, which dLOC partners have explicitly supported and endorsed. Any reuse of this item in excess of applicable copyright exceptions may require permission. dLOC would encourage users to contact the source institution directly or email@example.com to request more information about copyright status or to provide additional information about the item.
Resource Identifier:
UF00072476_00805 ( sobekcm )
UFDC Membership
Caribbean Newspapers, dLOC
University of Florida
Full Text
MrEs. Jane
LOuu;aiTIIAL, Librarian,
InstV-tue for the study of man
162 East 73 S~r6et,
New York 10021 IT.Y. U.S.A. O
,T -rnmer. i6T wEf.7o :6f
UK. Media Representtive:
oin Turner (London) Ltd.
,',-2 Shaftetbry Avye, W. 1.
-., c.*T .aini .sii~l11 l~l.Biml.l.i... ..ii..>n B
VEl teor *-uPHYIS 'SHANDL
SJior- PYLLKS HAND ALLPREY
Violent and destructive acts in Ooth
Grand Bay area and Roseau, directed
against the owner of Geneva Estate Mr.
as Nassief, resulted in the burning of
i ;. gentleman's Town store before dawn
; Tuesday, while simultaneously his es-
tate house at Geneva was burnt down. Pre
viously it had been ransacked and pilfered,
while he also lost animals, crops and coco
1t3 trees. 124 employees are jobless.
Without exonerating anyone who took part
Ij tbae ruthless crimes, we can admit that the
-_rpe of Grand Bay area have been ne0 ed
6o? a vlonghil- by Government.- The Mint
or oFtdite Affairs did a fairly literate broad-
cuc appealing for reason; but he said othingt
S[b*ut the depressed and forlorn state of the in.
3titants there. Unemployment is rife. Mal-
cutrition prevalentt.
A spokesman for the discontented who came
to the STAR office said these words: "Our
0rople want land, they are perishing. They
sount get a fig really to boil. They want to build
Thberes no wocatioual training Young men
.j: the streets. It msy reach bloodshed. The
*p,e of Grand Bay want to be a republic on
17;r own", said our informant. We pointed out
the impossibility of this wish But it is sad that
thy have weached such a sense of isolation. On
Wednesday a State of mEergency was declared
Condudedi oan PaFg 6
A.t Preas Timi -
Now that the deed has been done, I hope that the
petraoi, or persons responsibiotheir followers and
sympathizers will find employment for the 124 pe
pie who have lost their jobs, or better yet give them '
- a wteely allowance until they get other employ.
A -a a- - *a .A^..,
This stamp mauks the centenary of the Universal
Postal Union -4March 27, and was issued by As-
cension, a .mhouth Atlantc island governed
how by M."G_ C Guy, last English Governor of
Doainie Guy writes that he is very busy -
with a w rileange ofgovernment activities. He
-even runs the Police Force and sits as Magistrate
produces the estimates and writes despatcheal
Various organizations use Ascension, ieludiag_
the BBC, the Dept. of the Environment and the
U.S. Base. Mr Guy ilso protects the wildlife of
the island. Mrs Guy of course is with him, and is
patintg again; their Carib son Ben flies out to
Join them for long school holidays, and they are
all happy
Speak nt at a Republican rally in the U.S.A., Mr.
Gerald 'Ford. Vice-President described Nikon's re
cent advisers as an "arrogant elite guard of political
adolescents". Ha received a standing ovation, said
thereo will never be another Watergate"
Furniture, Fridge, Beds, Radio Gram,
Table, Chairs, 4 Burner Gas Stove.
Telephone Number 2=71*
FOR THAT INEXPENSiVE BUT
... .------2 2 o7 ..
A w
*PAGE 1 o T _. Ji A. .. Trid~, AyPri ., 1974
GAlDID- 0M01MENTS by U. SSTaZveh-n
leariLcitY f or more 3gural .Folks. Sag (2) V3a council ew Procedure --
fo.r o ....... .t 'is god .to Recently Rdadio LeBlanc told D6fihinans
hear that more villages ,:i` Dominica will that Wesley Village Council Chairman
emerge from physical primitive darkness : R.E.Henry wrote Premier LeBlano asLng
into the benefits which oloctricity has' that a housing scherie be. established for
conferred upon. manki. the many folkzs at Wesley, who wished to
I say this because of h~theatisfac- build homes.
tion have. in pushin- the a.. for The..iovo is coa mndable, and I with
el&trcty forears when I was a Min- that thS2 teslcyf villagers, who need homes
,inter. The last extension foolliod the will ge 16to. -andh:ouses -- and as
visit of Lord Shepherd, Ilinister of quickly as poccb3ble .
State,' in iovomber,-l1969. iHe had come to. -But t'h procedure is anything but
see hoi the Associated States wore get- officially pi;oper. Is it nw. a. precedent
ti.ig on after .tateho6d. Promiheont for a. Village council Chairman to erite
-among mabters.-discussed by Cabinet was request to, the Premier, and for Radio
:d defense. T hen- I raised the question -of e- Blanc or Dpi;-hica to .say by way of .a
oloctrity for'the Ilorth.; MrI. Donald. port of approval that Mr,. LeBlanc-'isa
"-:an assistance in thisa.regard-i In Jan-, 'implication i, that" not even Cabinet
.ia-y 1970e she, t me. C, ,s'.decision, ..-will have the first opportunity to dlic-
through -the' -t t-, iLord:Itbwicki ,ts then, ,Puss th61 matter. :
Oihairn n To pXUrste the matter- to its logical
-' :2wo diosl fplanis weoe to. b instal- conclusionn, can't NM. R.E. Henry, (haii-
- ld (at &lville :1 and Yo1C' GCase) man Wosley Village Council, also writo
;to .oVevillagcrs from Mario t o Pen. to Premier. ZoBlanb to ask for the Socoad-
illo- a'id' the charge for all -this would .ary.School. 66 aoiVe Wesley.- (and arigot),
tGr~ only- ono cent poer-.uni ; t' ...seeing 'iat a eonts at-Wesley have :i
S.l o Lord-.HoIrck-s docisian..was a.. y.ery, very -tough to educate theircTi~l--
exred -lo allyt oone plait. wat placed at ren in Roetau axnd--Portsmouth?
eiic, Wh~t Anze-'de4NLai Qi.d neighs. Indeed, is t Radio Doxitaia which
,bour.ng .villages did' 'not .got current ives- tentative approval to schemes, put
and the -ncreand per init weit far above 1 p to Government by Chairmxin of Village
Sa c.entper- unit'. Councils, or by p.ny citizen for that
Woodford. Hill and CalibisilAe were not matter? .S.S. -.-
included -in -1971,, as was intended, due BObTOmUEOKFK 1972
probably to the.abnormal ..pt of the The twelfth animal Commonwaelth Book
Blenheim di3ese site. will. be hld inthe Art Gallr. of
2his time a Br.ti.s Dfevelopment grant he' COMlbhELIIdIITSnITUTE, .KenAritt ol
t oted eleriiy see to Llat odon from the 9 Ootober tp 3 November
that tho.D,E.S. project ,ill bE'i open for -
slhres Dominioa will 'the 'lat o the se themh .this' yoar will be OcIaL-
Associated S-tates to have the privilege T-DIES I.T 1 ID -O 401 .W0EALTII and will
of owving. shaves. ln Iord f6ick's des- ncl-udebOok~ SOnh0-.tory, local history,
patch of Jan.1970 .he deplored the fact. ro ..y, o ,
Ja ,.9 ^197.0 he:. d e. .0re tAoac. geography environment.-conservationi,
that -_the GoVernment o' o'iahnica did '1ot oiri nm o con atin
accept. the 'offer -of shares in -the enter- l, dLng .,, 'and ', "
prise- N~W we MT. participate if we are lh-e inn litoeay -o okf and textbooks.-
The Commonwealth BookYn.ir is of parti.
to have the .. .cular intorcst-.to teachers, librarians,
to Nable Jams, ir.1. I.3 ay o. K. ITDers
-' ",. ,*binet a.ms" i,. r". a__,Du "knew p-_o0.ellers aid publishers and will re--
and I were bie.t. uniters and"ew ivrag :b the e nd
nothing of the of- r, 'Jhe bi'rb I,6" took t o levo t
.. actio, and t-6n bibv.on
the decision without u- .TI-- ws n one r... u r a t
of the pireludes to our boieg sacke. .Now is a. uhos are ivit to
01nd 0EI. copy of .each,.title before 30
a Ministry' activities are denouhned by -". OI*i oD-". *f< -iacn.itle before:" ,Q
.. .. 7. V =o,- 1TI-O NA L B O O K IJE A... 9,
Premier LeBlano, but .tid .;ft nO adsacking- 'lb o TOITO BOOK. LXEG.,
Timel rights'.all thiosa I reo villages LOUDro ONO V 4 3,
will receive current and, everybody -can
own-shares- (1'IEST HE FMEGETa) *
r T ;,A-j TA hr 4-7 H -mrI
AUSTIN MINI COOPER No.4
in good condition easy on gzs
PLAYER in good condition alo
new 23o v.A.C.
Telephone: 2291 saft $So pAm.
one FORD ESCORT
in excellent condition
Contact: Narodny
-- Telephbe
are proud to an-tounce the appointment
of Mr. P.F. Acid of Portsmouth as DIS-
DUG iS and SEVEN-UP as from 8th.
April 1974-
Now. -consumers in Portsmouth can
get their Ju-c and Seven-Up on the spot
and at a cheaper rate.
IOn Saturday 13th April ALCIDS will be
giving free gitts to customers who pur-
chase two or more cases of Cream Sods or
Seven- Up.
SEVEN-UP, made
AND LEMONS, is the
all drinks-
from LIME
best mixer for
Soothes, Relieves, Alleviates Coughs
Due to Colds.
Only 95c. per bottle m alii Drig Stora.
I :. ___ __ I Izk
For further details visit;.
21 HANOVER STREET, Upstairs Smith & Co. Ltd.
A. Portion of Land. of 32.oo000 sq. ft 1i
Residential Area with Prime View and
Position at St. Ar .
Contact Mark Bradshaw
, ... at No. it Leblanc Lane.
VEGETABLE & PLOw GARDEN SEEDS
XIP ; /NY'$' #4RPW t. RE
Messrs. HLV. W41ITCHURCH &
CO. LTD. wish to. iorm tM gndrgal
public that as from Tuesday the 16th oft".
April, I974, their off will be opened.
from 8. oam a ad Wil, be closed an S-
turdays. . .
The new office hours will therefore be
as follows:- ...
Monday mad Thursdays 8 oo a.m.to T.oo p..m
d a.o t.a.to 1.oo p.m
and 2.oo pA~.to 4 oG p.m.
The above changes will no0, re-
peat NOT, affect the retail, whole-
sale. paint adfShowroom depart-
ments which will remain opened
to the public as customary.
~.-~~--t 1. -
I h
V.' h
house .and. let Maha
housee and lor. 57$..$bebr Street,
house and lot. -77 King George \
Street, Roseau
Page Three
T.i2 STAI K.zidy. A7. :j S
The "Grand Bay Unrest" .differs ex- g
tremely from the 10.astl'.Bruce Affair" i
in many ways but, irrespective of the w
difference in manner of approach, -the T
objective is nonetheless the "a;mo a A
drive for docio-oconomioal reforms .and a
land. Therefore. before the outn ider q
draws his own "biased" conclusion it
s. both wian and'-vitally important that t
he should survey, view and weigh the
facts. ....... .
Deluded by the. fantasies of a philo- m
sophy :which seems to be th16 most prac- t
tical system of' revolution, the mainly
young people, wish-to "regi'n"-unutil- c
ized lands in the Geneva Estate area I
which they. feel had boon""robbedl" by
the estate's. owner. They. are convinced
that, due to their elders 'and predeces- ]
soroc ignorance, Mr. Nassief, from time
to time, had encroached oh bordering
small holdings, lands and/or gardens
and tactfully claimed such properties.
Mislod or not, irrespective 'of the con-
sequences, they are determined to re-
-azfiacate their "rightful possessions"
for proper and fruitful use, '
The validity of this possibly, just
cause will definitely be'ignodred or
negatiVed' due to the daimnable approach
to appropriation, since the protagonist
have chosen such violent methods towards
the fulfilment of their aspirations~
It 'is obvious that potnAtial sympathi--
sora will turn their bac1ta on the fight-
ers. But there are gruesome realities
which we must face. For instance, vil-
lagers of Grand Bay who deplore such
acts of violence fully know that over
75o 6f the area's populace (the most
dons in the State) approve the youths
and support their claim; and not through
The offensive agitators see in Phiatip
Francis the dynamic qualities of a dar-
ing loader; such as the qualities the
Germans-.found in Hitler. And, although
Phillip's radical means' id so faulty,
the result of his arrest"may be very
catastrophic for the people of Dominica.
As is the case in Jamaica so it is in
G.B. There are more legbl guns and sticks
of dynamite in the hand of illegal
people than we could dream of. In addi-
tion, the defensible. topographical ad-
vantage of Grand Bay's terrain'- Lika it
inpenetrable for both police ,(nt oo.)
DILETf ri JO0R KISSInGER
While .Presi p ;t 'Tixon is still holding
ut staunchi-r di-inct the threat of..im- .
oaohment, tho~ .is an: increasing fooling
n the United States that his resignation
ill have to cprie in the next few months.
hough this is _psentially an internhbal
merica.n effa ir," it has its reporcussionsi
broad: and th so at present, centre on the
question of ih t would happen to Dr.
issinger in he-event of-a change at the
op in the Uni.pd States.
It is many_ years since so many hopes
or peace have coentred on the work of one
ian. And care has been taken in America
;o allow no implJcation to escape that
Cissinger's peri od of office would eid if
anything happened to President Nixon. 'But
;here is bound tp be speculation all the
In recent r4iekts, as a result of Dr.
Kissinger's uprk, President Nixon has been
Lnvitcd to Egyptj-'and President Sadat has
said in an intprview with an American-
nagazine that; t would be a tragedy if
Nixon were to tbeimpeached.. As he has
every reason t" do, ,4adat sees this ques-
tion exciusivelf in terms of peace in the.
Middle East, aand his expression of this"
is a fine trib,;pt to"American mediation
In the same ite view Sadat described as
"a 'direct, frank and"farsighted man of his
word." The bral tragedy would be if any-
thing happened .p- Kissinger, not- Nxon.
*--Iis PRESS IEVlVEtr
RAP (fr.-coblt.iYand dofonce force in the
event of direc confrontation.
.The fact .,hyat ..U.r. Nassiof. is Syrian &
"white" dp -not mko ehe issue -a
racial confrp ovation. It cannot bo re-
gardod as tL' osult 'of neither '1pro" nor
ani-gQvcrnl #t-.influo ce for. -h ,uin .
va rs" havoa[d[o- .~a clear a they are
ainst ngy ont us.ng reovenu collooted
roM sacr e of a.- taxpayers for %he pur-
chase of" laadn 0foor which in some instan-
ces Mr. Naps. f paid ls.6d or/and- other-
wis obtain .(say-Grandbay pople)f e,
The fire. to- .Tuesday Apri 2 on .Gnva
Estate and NI.Tassiof's store in-Roseau
are z9 coincn-ncosq.. .Qn Sunday, March 31,
furniture z.i ittins at Mr. Nassiof .
Geneva Estat-. homo .tat could not be ..
taken;away w1r. .doetroyod. On the same
day (March 3 ), the group of agitators
held a public mooting, to publish their
position,. ..
The time. .i141 come. too (like itor not)
where our. veoiy own .landholder*. (sons of
the soil) vwil, unless they make radical
changes in ftle:'r way of thinking, become'
victims of such rebellious attacks. It is
likely topo tha4..any.Gpvernment in.power at
the time, may become: $he- tart u" t=mes-
since "the Crown" .f o
THE DANIEL CAdTDEIRO APPEAL
A"Ju'a i wefe "isn Justice Denied". So states the -Public Service Board of
Appeal in regretting the unreasonable delay in the Appeal by Daniel Caudeiron
against the decision of the Public Service Com-issio- made on the 5th day of
June, 1975, with regard to his terms and conditions of service.
This Appeal, the first of several Appeals arising o'7'jt of the Radio Domin-
ica Affair was entered on the 14th day of June, 1973 9 months before it came
up for hearing and 10 months before a decision was f :rlty handed down.
The reluctance of the duly appointed Chairman to lo'jr the several Appeals
before the Board necessitated the aApcdatment of a temporary Chairman in Sept-
ember 1973 to hear the Appeals of Symes and Imaximea against the decision of
the Public Service Commission to retire them in the public Interest. The
Chairman eventually resigned without hearing any of the other Appeals and a
new Chairman was appointed with effect from the 1st of January 1974.
After stating that it has been unable to discover any legitimate reason
for this delay the Board proceeds to dismiss the Appeal on grounds which some
will find difficult to follow. .
Thea Board first sets out the grounds of Appeal and then proceeds: "It would
be as well at the outset to emphasise that the functions of this Board of
Appeal which is vested with jurisdiction by Section 65 of the Dominica Const-
itution Order, 1967 and Regulation 26 of the Public Sprvice Regualtions
(S.R,&O. 24 of 19733 are limited in scope to the grievances outlined in the
notice of Appeal dated the 14th day of June, 19735, The said grounds. of appeal
were supplemented by an additional ground (ground 5. 'dated the 25th day of
September, 1973). This new ground raised a legal objection by contending that
Section 110(7) of the Constitution of Dominica had beep contravened. The
entire substance of this appeal is, accordingly, limited to allegations of
events inimical to the Appelant which had supervened before the date of the
appeal, the 14th day of June, 1973."
Wh-ile.thu-.l-iting its compleence to events which had supervened before
the date of appeal 14th June 1973 the Board's conclusion appears to be contra-
dictory: "In our view, this transfer of the Appellant to the Technical Col-
lege, and at very short notice, may well have imporIted a scintilla of dis-
ciplinary control. But, notwithstanding, the AiElilap. was secured 1n his
emoluments, and his movement did not rest there, because on the 1bth June,
his appointment to act in a higher post at greater emQluments supervened.
He later assumed his new duties without complaint at the material time. His
-grounds of appeal* indeed, make no submission about this post even though he
did later on complain about his treatment in general terms to Mr. Shaw, Chief
Establishment Officer, who also gave evidence that the Aa0i1ant had proved
efficient and reliable in his present .post. Furthermore, the Appellant
,remains the substantive holder of the post of Progranrme Assistant.
In all circumstances, we find that the Appellant is not now the object of
any removal or disciplinary or punitive act by the 'uthorties and that con-
sequently, the circumstances of his transfer or secondment to the Technical
College can no longer become a subject for our delibeirations. It follows,
therefore, that all five grounds of appeal must fail.'"
If a scintilla of disciplinary control was evide4t:,it is, one would have
thought, proof of disciplinary control and thus it 's difficult to see why
the jurisdiction of the Board was not thereby let i4 whereupon the Board was
empowered under sec.85(3) of the Constitution to confirm or set aside any
decision or make any other decision which the Public ?rvice Commission or
any other person might have made..
The Board observed that no provision appeared to exist permitting the free
transfer by the administration of Civil Servants with or without their consent:
"o provision has been brought to our attention other than General Order 66.
(continued on page 6)
Statement issued by the Dominica Civil Service.Association
THE STAR,' April- 5, 1974- Page 5
Page Six ,- .- -
THE DANTIEL CAUDEIROT Al .L (from p.5) "It is of course obvious that where by the
terms of his ointment- an officer is liable to transfer, the issue will not arson, o
but in the case of the Apel lalt We have been unable to discover that any such pro..
vision was made at the t Qm of his appointmeng L--h-Ce Board note.thnat the Appellant
remained the substantive holder of the *ost of Progranme Assistant,, What action an
officer or his Assooiatiphn might take if the Public Service Commission or the Admin-
istration order his illegal transfer is thus wide open as an area of conflict.
Of particular interest to the Civil Servant is the advice volunteered by the
Board to the Establishment Division: "To avoid future misunderstanding, the Establish-
ment Division in consultation with the Civil Service -Asociation should clearly set
out the classification of the'Civil Service within the headihgs Administrative,, Pro-
fossional, Technical, Excutive and Clerical or where any posts combine those func-
tions they should be designated accordingly. On appointment to any. post an officer
should then be informed 'in writing about the conditions bcotrolling his transferab-
ility. This may well entail an amendment of. General Orders.'
,rte mist-also stress 'that when any civil servant', below the rank of Permanent
Secretary, is to be.move4 or disciplined, no Minister or ParliamentarySe.cretary
should himself intervene save and oeoept in so far as he may have-properly made rep-
resentations to the CiviT Service Head of the Ministry involved to that end. 'The
Civil Head should consider, advise upon and guide the- course of events and the pro-
oedure applicable throughout and to finality. If he fails in his duty, he should, ..
himself become the object of discipline. In this way, the Civil Service will,,. in so
f'ar as ia, possible, be insulated from grievances deriving from alleged political'
intervention in the career aid prospects of its members; aid the frequency of ref-
erences to this Board Wil,' commehnsUrately, be reduced. Above'all, more cordial re-
lations between the Administration and its Civil Service, will,, thus, be nourished+.'
The full text of the Judgment will follow in a special C,- S. A, publication.
The above vas a statement issued by the Domin"ca Civil Service Association.
--- -'TA E OF EMERGENZ IIN GRAND BAY AREA editorial frQm p. 1 continued.
We consider that the lain points may be summarized like this:-
The authorities failed, to take early action to investigate and' nip the affair in
the b d. e a t o t i..... ..
The discontented must realise that they cannot achieve "their aims by terrorist
Fifteen months agoU. Mr Elias..N1assief offered 64 .acres of Geneva Estate land to
Government for village tensionn purposes, yet Government has not acted to take
up his offer and negotiate terms despite reminders." t t ..
:b application has evei bpen made to Mr. Nassief for purchase of farmland by Grand
Bay people: they would .have been given the same .consideration as the farmers of
VPchelin, who made a r quest for agricultural land., o
The State of Emergency, although declared late, was unfortunately necessary: it is
regrettable that,, desp te reinior cement of the Police, vandalism still continues.
The use of Hi hands S64hool for billeting the Defence Force, thereby causing chil-
dren to have their education interrupted, shows lack of forethought.
Shouting to the roofto s-'about 'graduate students' in the 1lromier's usual style-
does no tlng to solve h0e problem which is now directly in the p of Government:
ovn1 fidni u loand for ... .~.1contented citizens of the Parish not now be th
Citizens (wherever ,hey may be) should not be encouraged to believe that vandalism
can obtain their reouiremencs: negotiation is still the only answer.
BARCLAYS BANK N T I C E CARD OF- -T a AN K S
In view of the present State "of The Letang family and Clifford
Emergency at Grand Bv,, Barclays Coriette and family- wish to thank
customers there are e-quested to all sympathisers and all those who
call at Barclays Old?'Street Branch sent any cards and in any way
for their normal banking requirements. helped in their recent sad bereav -
until otherwise advised. meant.
Any inconvenience caused is -regretted. negotiationss brokedow
i l 'TU QUE TU. No the or is hot x Narch 20 oyer wag and salaries -b-
te author of AVY v sxrs. does she tween SA Est saoUshen.unre su.e to
always agree wtn contr~ utors views.Du. da e.
irrr am AR
FrL~ij.v A~vril 5 1~74 Rage Seven
Our publisher will shor ly be starting to
compile the 1974 Telephone Directory for
publication in September 1974
Customers wanting to mrn: any change
to their entries as shown in the Alphabe-
tical Section of-the current 1973 Directory
should write giving the new entry to:-
The Manager (Directory Section)
Dominica Telephones,
P. 0. Box 45,
This information must be received not
later than Friday, April 26th, 1974,
These entries are free of charge.
Requests for bold type entries, additional
entries and entries in the classified section
(Yellow Pages) and advrtime
tihould be addressed to:-
Intemational Publication; Ltd.,
Fernandes Industrial Estte,
-- Eastern Main Road,
Port- ot Spain,
Our publisher is responsible for
and charge; for these entries.
Further information can be obtained
from our Commercial Business Office,
Telephone Numtber 2oo3.
CASLE & WIRELESS Wi LTD.,
Schedule of Apptcai.on for Certlftate of Title and Notitg
thtreon aid Caveats for week ending 30t h iday of March. 1974
Dote Requested Person PresentingT Nature of request wheth1
Request dated Ehie John
the 22nd day Baptiste
of March by her Solicitor
1974. Cinma A.M.
Presented the Dupiany!
25th day of
March 1974
at 12.30 p.m.:
er a Cerificaeof T deof
Noeng t-reon or Ca-eat.
Request for the issue
of a First Certificate
of Title ina respect of
a portion of land at
Zicack Portnaouth in
the Parish of St. John
in the State of Doini
nica containing 3011
square feet and bob.-
ded as fBw*s-
North by land of Ezekiel Mouton: Ean by Roflo Sreet
Soutb by land of Ford Wayland; West by lands 4f Stepri en
request dated Charles Delsol Asplisation of Charles
4 3, '74, by his Solicitor D3l6ol for the aisue
Presented M. Eugenia of a first certificate'
28. 3. 74, Charles of title in-respect of a
at 12 20 pan. lot "of land at Lou.
..... biere in the Parish of
St. George contain.
g 3858 square feet
&ad bounded as foi.
North: Lsnd ef C arls O.ubl: South: Lnd Lk o-
Simon; West: The Se; East Public Roa d
Schedule of App!;cation for Certficate of Tde, and. Notiag
rthlIreon and Caveatrfor wp~k ending 23rd 4a of Marcd, 1974
Request Jlated Catherine
the 28th day Lawrence na
of February Deshaut as to
1974. : two thirds,
Presented the. share aa4.
22nd day of Constace Ro-
March 1974 yer n Deshait
at 2.55 p.m. as to one third
share :..
by their Solicitor Cinm A.M.
Request foew t. i..ue
of a First Certificate
of Title in respect of
a portion of land at
*-ortamoath in the
Parish of St. John
in the. State of Domi.-
nica containing 5388
square feet and boang
dAdas folows:-
North-Wet- by tend Ade.aneJiesean; North-Eas by
Bay Stret; South East by land of Cyrilla Joseph stad
tend of Arthur jenes South Wet by the Sea.
Rma~ commn.
Refisttar of Titles
NOTE:- Any person who desires to objec; to the ~ani of a
First Certifia of Ti et to the above appcation may enter a
Cavest in the above Office within six weeks from the date of
the first appearance of this Schedule in the STAR Newspaper
pubiished In this State or from the date when the noeice pre-
scribed by iaw was served on aay owner or occupier of adjointg
kand in respect of which the application is mide.
Syol& Uid sot get year -STAR lAst
A'ek *Vw6 yY" fvsef# p^Ad y-,r V974
SUBSCRIPTION ?f
Page Seven
I F:iar Arnt 5- 19S74
--Al Fools. DEY- Th
Aunty, they have we under surveillance, t,
making mountains out of circumstance; o:
Try to buy us out with plastic Bauble, t
plant provokers on us to cause .trouble; 0
turn our friends into' informers.,
stick our names to 'viOcious ritmours; i
observe our daily outs and ins,
building files on wild surmise and speculation, p
tapping phones, digging through our dustbins O
hoping for a break in their investigation.
Aunty, security set we down as infiltrators 0;
Mlark we down to burn as traitors; d
Practising the tricks they learned at Hendon, s
climbing from Sergeant to Superintendent; w.
Making lists of enemies of Dominioa. t.
to be banned next weeh by I1r. Speaker;
Buying our poems for the files they keep, P
Special Branch is keeping busy; a
God knows. they see. us 'all as sheep, o
and they, the shepherds of humanity. L
wonder how they sleep in peace' E
with such unpleasant thoughts as these. b
In the.nation's interest they will say,..
"they become robots., obedient all the: way;
theirs not to reason or to question why -
t6ijs- to subvert-subverts'd 4 to spy.i, T
on every little teacher who saia' boo:
making conspiracy out of Deputy's cronies, inq
disovoering codes and secret papers too; ju
Fabricating James Bond. stories., on'
At night they prowl the streets for thrills, cro
and seek Guevatra ii-thieir mble hills. o
Wheher in plain 4asbor Rasta guise
Special Branch is joke to recogniZe. tol
LUke-.eager amateurs, playing games a y
they're better at smearihngnames
or climbing roofs with tape recorders wom
to check on GSA's progress, -. ed
leading principals to make, comess(. pol
Aunty, why this undercover operation? sce
We learned it from the bigger_ nations, mos
Wtery government has Third Force fixation dar,
so they train a aquad.in Narx detection* bet
Security is happy to be off the beat now
directing traffic and getting flat feet..
Inveht a pseudoo intellectual" conspiracy, a c;
and hear coded messages in the daily news, Is
and'vigilant as only to6ls canh be, go
they surveille anyone with open ..views. Pori
(co..... clag e 9). deo
You doan lie,nuh,u another woman replied. "an
people. widdout wuk. It already doan have wuk in da
an do.'.
.Manwhile the building was' enveloped in flames
the caskB of rum from the place and rolled them ov
SIp, l I';IP SHERLOCK .t c
e Governors' Cotuncil of the "Inter-
tion;:.1 Develolpment Research. Cein-
Ottawa,"Canada, has conferred
a i ir Philip Sherlock of -Jahma oa
he 'title of Fellow of the Research
e itre, .....
;ir Philip, who was from 1965-
9o6p Principal of the UWI, is
rpph-flI Sec.-Gen. of the Assoc.
f Ui-versitiis and the Institute
f -Oaribboan Recearch.
Sir Philip proposes to conse-
rate 'two periods of six months
uLring -the' year 1974 & 1975 to"
tudyirig and' writing on the role
which the Thiversity can play in
he-.process.-of developing countries%
Born in Jamaica in 1902, Sir'
hilip 'taught since the ago of
eventoo e. '"o'obtained through
orrespohdende' an Arts degree from
ondoh TTnivbri'ty, specialising in
rglish. He 'was for ten- years
he -Principal of a secondary school,
efoe oing'on to adult education.
''6 -is inciidentally a poet and
tion 1A TITIME Cynthia Watt
Ta 'itine was. -awakened by the wail-
'!of the Fire Brigade siren. She
,poed out of bed and hastily donning
clothes," rushed out and joined't1e
iid who.w6or hastening- to the scene
iho fire.'
"At lasnsief.. .at .Nassiof,". she' was
4 by a woman wlio rushed by trailing
dungster- at' lir skirts#
"Which hTssief?" she asked another
qn, but "the question Went unanci'er-
.s the woman i-as literalily'pro-'
ede surgeg ing mass from behind".
.t last 1'a Titine. arrived' on the
ge and thiero. as the building al-
tw allowed ip in a thick, heavy,
k, "Onvoloping: pall of smoke. In
ween the smoko, there blazed out
and thon,' spurts of flame.
uIIolas," one woman wai3a d, '"dat is
r;imo garcon...dat is a crimeJl
do bnloe place a pore puhson-could
an buy a cheap peece of cloth
. us uid all our chilreni Is we
pprp people dat goin to suffahi"
dose claha an dom...look so moch
e place.. what doeo people goin "
, The police had already removed
or near the Bata Stoe, -..
LETTER TO AUNTY ITo. :.
Aunty, they in'fuXThro'ce on the-brothers .
provoking 'them onseiaeone-'-s orders
Won't leave M.N.D. and OD,Dl.. in peace,
P.A.~T. is clean and Free-y6ur Milnd' eceased.
You see, it's obvious ibow to oue an4 all,
this iS 'another political ball '
We 'kAow security. is put on'thbse wliq criticize
Iell, remember BIXOI 'did it in the i.tates
'anid sudh abuse of law to victiise '
now has" him. looked by- the..Watergatqe'
Special Branch *playing' ZentolcLX, ..
Dep. said Termite, ro aming here at will .
Maybe them is surgeon too,"'nowt aunty,. .
he say a cancer eating tis society '..-
'We. shbrt of dentists noiew'nd hospital st
but the emphasis is making criminals .
The many youth canst work and lack skills, -
forget their hair,- heir plight'is oir concern
But guilt gives way to righteous overkill,
;_lates we -absolve ourselves in turn1
-&verywhere you turn it is the sane,:
the ..real criminals -are making fame.
etching them should be good exercise .
for Specia.. Branch half-Vbak.ed spies. ;,
iWhLile they' indulge ih this charade,
the real subvertAies his trade;
master-at, thh double agent. soeno,
-hw t s'-' .-you" d least. suspe t I r :.
He doesn't write for STAR'or ATAIM.1N
'He joined the Special .Br-ach ,direst.
Primeliiais'ter .& First Lord of the.t-Tr9asury :
Lord President of the OouniicilT &'Leader-pf
the House of Commons:. -
.Secretary of State for, Frreign ic odoimon-"
S .wealth Affais;
Lord Chan llor
oSeortary of State for he .Home Depa:tment'
Ohaaouellor of the 1:cchequeor.
Sooret'bary of Atato
Secretary -of State
of State
for. Employment
for Energy
Social~-Servioqp '
Secretary of-State for Industr.y
Socretary, of State for the-.Envir6nmen
Secretary .of State for Scotland .
'Ghanoellor, the Duohi -pof Lancaster
Secretary of State for. Ti-ade:'- .
'Secretary of State for Prices & (onsu
W- STI. -' "But look at
do kino:.of. hoos6 "nuIlA" and Ma .
Titinq, t.rnod -around to face Baby
who had just arrived,, 'with a breath-
less Genolia not far;bphind. "ILook
at. do hose- .an dml" Baby was in-
dignant, "Is1-dat foh Govormont to
~; look for..got good hose ahi qip-
mtiot fbh do 'Fir6 Brigado nuhl D'
water hot''evon reachin do windowss"
Said. onb man. "Why'dey doan
olimeO ,p ontop of Shillingford
ashop-an hose de roof?""
it Was an awed and sympathetic
crowd that 'gazed at the blazing
building, wliile the firemen -foight
the flaxies .with their inadequate
hoses'. -.Ia Titine, Baby and-Genolia
r"emainbd. there for almost 6an hour.
- yh' tlia' time the .building was a
coripLete ruin, with the roof biirnt
out .and the doors and windows more
When they returned home they-
veri jusit in fimeo 'to hear over 'ho
radio' that the: Geneva *tome of Mr.
Iassief ihad also been burst during
the. night, and .that 'tre.esh.4-b-eer
'felled .o baioioade the '6ad. The
telephone i&-.s had .also oeen
cu" down so that there was no 'direct
commun cation between -'the townn
Shd :in- -union. -
-* Z.r .a oid.Wlaon -
.I ,.,& f .A I CT ,.nwf :..-".
.r. --James -.Oallaghan
Lord- Elwyn-Jones
r. Roy. Joenkins.
Mr Denid- .ealoey .
IMr Michael-Xoot"
S- Eric. Va'Iey 4"
jab Barbara Gastle
"'oAnth3ony Wedgwood Benni
M r Anthondy OGosaland
S-r. Villiam less
M ?$ Ha;iold Lover
.?.r' Peter Shore
control :
rc -Shirley- illiams
i en S_ I A R
5*T^A p>*Pj*O**Q *T*S --"'.'n 'rBRITAINj'Z Iu L. ,OTJr GOVEIIETI (:fr. I)
BATIZTBPALL The 1974 basketball league, Min.of Agrj~-~& Fisl.ries E' Mi F*ePQart -
after one 'ofxrtrd pos'tponomenift got on Sec.of State fo. Defence 4 Mr- loy-,ason
the way 'n Wednesday night 3rd April at Sec of State f lothrn., '. -
the Windsor .Park with the first match :"A Irelid .- M4.Rees
between Bata Pros and Raiders. Sec.of Stat. fq UWales, '; Mr John Morris
Before the macch was played, five Sec.of Stte to f 4ia- -
teams paraded with some beautiful out.p. tion & Sq~ence Mr R.Prentice
fits on display, with one team having Lord Privy Sea:: & Leader -
red and white t -.ms to match their new of the House of6 Lords : Lord Shepherd
outfit: The Trams parading were: Bata. In addition-- o the two Cabinet member,
Pros, By-Triz-e Electrons, 'Caroni Car- three other wonqn hold important posts.
dinalo;, Flcees and Raiders. Schools DGS "- oc i iiod-quite a vast'e-
& SI. were not represented. Bata Pros panse-futlands. However'. we
won by the narrow margili of 4. pts. after pane -u ouut olans. Howeverint alwys
the uabch went into extr* play at. -40_ view such oUtb-t4tq, one point is always
the snatch went 3nto e la .. evident : restlqes unemployed young men
being. down 38-39, Fnl..coresa: Bata underprivileged flies
Pros 48 (A*St.Hilaire 16, .B.Jonie 12); and women eoft mes to urged famiali.a
and Raiders :44 (G.John & A.David 12 pts. ill go t extrems to cure social abthen
each) .....e pnormalitie may thi oo h igratly affected ath
CRICIKIT The Combined Uindwiad/Leeward The pri6 ay too igh. It maybe
Youth Team managed by on premature occurrence but it s part of
and led by Vio-.or Eddy,, left Dominioa our dooid. --
for Cr.yana on Wednesday April.3rd,where. ON THE 1E: OF CST O'CTION .fr.supp.).a
they will participate in the 1974 Benson a Union to tq-c care of the villagers'
& Hodges Youth Tournament. They will be interest. ":rs- pelsol said that there-is
defending their championship ihich they a proper way tQo go about acquiring Geneva
won ;.n 1972 when they participated for Estate anc. itwa6s necessary to got organic
the first time in Barbados and in St. ized since "Unity is Strength." Withbut
Lucia last year, retained their chami- proper orgnc4at -on,'"there would be
pionsh- p. squabbling H iig theanelves.
The full team reads T.V..Edcy (oapt.), Ho6nA EddelJe thaioked all for their
L.Sebastian (v.capt.), ) S.Drow.ineR .Cendr expressions a4d -dsk:ed that disturbances
M.Detastro. S.Dougan, .O.JElwin,- R.John- cease while' he negotiated to obtain thliir
.Baptiste, T,4Kentish, SJaj3lace, J.Lma- demand and aniiiprovement of conditions
rence, A.NHarage and R.Todd, with r..R. in the area. *Heo advised the meeting that
Ellis as manager. Their first match iA. some of the solutions could be'effeceod
against Guyana. at Bourda Park today, immediately b-t "others would take a long
TEST "The 5th and final"test match by time. He was- in sympathy with their
the ohid of the 4th day was evenly poised grievances and their demands for more e6m-
with England in their"sec6nd inningss ployment and ,ands, and that such"demands
betting at 158/3 and two days left. had been-madd&.by'hixm bo Government, butt "
Bngland in their first innings were were not tak"d* seriously. He felt that it
dismissed for 267 runs, with Geoff Boy- might be necessary for a delegation to- ,
cott 99, failing again to get a test presenttheair Cabp to "Government. T he.
.century in the series. F6r tsat Indies: meeting felt thatt the machinery of Govern-
JujLien 2/35, Sobers 1/44, Gibbs 3/70 & ment was 'too&l and in any .case,G:vern-
Ali 3/86. West Indies.repise-li with'" meht has never hom any .interost-"3'te.
305 and Lmarence Rlowe getting ILs third people. ofx Gra ., pas. The meeting t ha! ar .
century pf the series 1253. Fred6rick 67 journe~d A bl-io meeting was hold,5pm.
& Lloyd 52 (other main *coritgiTutur s). *I T. 14JAr I0jt ING for Franod
ohe West Indies lost their las-,8 wi8ck u-e adtreside nt tomorrow meanwhile six
ots for 81 runs, crashing- from 224/2 to candidates are struggling to,ssucceed him.
305 all ouit. For England: Tony Grioeg TROPICRTFrS S mi Craft Exhibition is on.
shed wi-th 8/86 and Pocock 8/86. West Some fine Oexa-U.i of, local skill.and
Indies were left with 196 t0ow.n on the l i show UET 0s1-
2a0 rndht En rd
final day!after 30/0 overnight.England troub- e0h oz f trnsfi
w oere dilsr ^ss or 06R in 2nd innaxs:-
Boycott 12.u-on ^ -, Caroni Cardinas narrowly won over Elec-
P- ress-time acoro: W.I. tron 42 .. ..
PViited & Publiahod bt, EAllfre of Jo. lf li Hoso at
Supplement i I H E
.b.k .- MIUTDES ;
The meeting was called to 'rdpr at 12
o'clock noon. Present- tiere-
Harold Richards, Adam Ioendrson, (Vil-
14ga Council); Nxr. Ursulha. homas,
IUs.Dolsol (S-ocial League) Misa
Esther Thomas (Girl. Guides ; Mss
Norine John (Youth Group);. W~ilfred
Stuart, Hbyden Merrifield.. Holy Name
Society; Joseph Gregoire (Jaycees);
and a large number 6of individuals,
including Louis leatham, Chur'chill
Henderson and M s.1l6restize Hender-
son, The meeting was chaired by Hon.
R.S .-adella, 'arliamentary Rearesenta-
tive of the Southeri ~,ctora4 Distriot.
Mr.Joseph Gregoire was Secretary to the
meeting. .
The Chairman welcomed the 'atlhering
.and stated that the purpose o$ the meet-
ing -was to find out the . .
qauses- of the recent disturbances in
the area and to .make recminendations
for solving the problems. ito paid that
Jhe was there to help as it.wa. his wish
to bring peace and harmony h the com-
unity. .He invited a I presonf to air
their grieVancs views and qughestions
,in a orderly manner -
- T-he first to address the meeting was
3hurchill Henderson. He said 4he was
spokesman for the majority of the indi-
viduals present and listed tEe"following (
griZevances:- 1) Inadequate-seating ao-
comodation at the Grdnd Bay Sqhool.
This caused the number of schqpl atten-
dants to be'limited. Ther.e was no voca,-
tional training for boys-. :
2) There are large aieas of unworked
land on "Geneva Estate which' should
be made available tb the vSllagers
as before. There was also need for
more 'employment on Geneva I-ptate.
3) There was an urgent noad. fd lands
for extension of the village. A
housing scheme.
4) There was too much'provocation by the
police, many of whom were'e rigger-
happy., Also, police brutality of ac-
cused when ciught'should bq stopped.
It was stated that they were in no
way connected with the bottLe-throwing
-and house-breaking activit.e&S,
5) The police patrolling the school com-
pounds should be called off.as they
"distracted the childreni'?and distilled
fear among the teachers. i(next col.)
Friday, April 5,1974
Dear Madam4. 1TIIE-Ag q O ?
eaw =_-ARE IE GOING?*
This week I heard .-two gentlemen talking,
they said one .o the'honourable members
(Labour Party) who represents people in
the State went to Bath Estate, met .a
government gang -iorking there and. he (the
Honourable Member) told the foreman he
will drink some coconut. The foreman sent
a carpenter to pick the coconut. The car-
penter saw that the tree was wet; he could
not climb the tree, therefore he cut it
down, When' that was made known, they de-
ducted some $40o00 from the carpenter's -
money. I say the. authority should make "
that Honourable Nember .pay back the $40.00
to the carpenter, and that coconut 'tree
must be assessed from now until twenty (20)
years. The assessment means th0 amith",'f
coconuts that will be on that 'erg-.aS&ng
Aub. tree from now till twenty years at .so
much per coconut, so that Honourable Meme-
ber should'pay for all these coconuts, in'
my opinion.. E... LOt_,ACK
Iadam, 3Y DESEVE SOME .PRAISE
The destructive fire which took'- place
on Tuesday mborhing last at th6. store of
Elias Nassief might have been more dica s-
trous if it had occurred at midnight. At
9.am when T Vicited the area, I was sur-
prised to see -that only one building was
destroyed. 4When. you- look at the other
buildings which are attached to it, yt "
escaped the fire due to the quick handling
of our energetic aid skillful firemen 'along
.ith our fire volunteers, I must say they
deserve some praise and 'a handsome gift.,
IlUGI LA WR ETCi. oseau
ON THE EVE OF-DESTRUCTION (fr.col.l)-They
were free to patrol the streets in order
to maintain law and"order.
S) An individual now"wanted by police was.
'Wrongfully sentenced in his absence
since no summons had been served on? him~
so that "e was unable to defend himself
in coilrt." ." -.
7) It was claimed that most of the land
called GeneVa Estate belongs to the people.
" Mr.Nassief had' contributed nothing bo
the development of the villagers. during
his long tenure.i. ;n their, midst. He was
being forced to leave. "
8) There was need for village development.
One Baron'suggested holding a public meet-
ing in the afternoon. This was agreed-.
Another Eddie, suggested- the forming -of
"Su em .s l - .... ...A
T*TLEf Y'- irCiSTRATIONt ACT..
ScVedule of Appta '.onfor Certificate of Title and Notings
tfere. and Caveats for.eek ending 6th day of April 1974
Date Aequested Person Presenting Nature of request wheth-
er a Certificate of Titie of
.Noting tt..ron or Caveat.
Roqmst dated
27 2 74
2 4 74
at 11420 a.m.
:y is Solicitorw
M. Eugenia
Applicatioa of Seiwin
George for the issue
of a first certificate
of title in respect of a
portion of land at
Trafalgar in t-e Pa-
rish of St. Gewrje
containing 0.813
acres. and bounded
as follows:
North: Public Poth S.,,"rti~ng it from land of WhitfieWl CauhWr
Sout-n Land of W"ttfied Casimir; West: Public R(oad Snd
Land of Whlkfield Casimir: South-East: Land of Ivan Gallion;
North.Eat: Land of ASertine Anrdre.
s' EPHRAIM F. GEORGES
Rose;. Dominima. Registrar of titles
TE:- Any pompon who desires to objet to the issue of a
Certfficae of Titli in the above apptikaion may tnter a
eC t In the above Office within six week,; from the iate of
he firtt appearance of this Schedule In the STAR Newspaper
blished thi this Spte nr from the date when the notice pm_
irlbd by I* wts rvytd on any owntr or oicuptlr of adoring
is respect of wpct, the application Is made.
When We Announce a Sale, We HAVE a Sale.
Our Appliance Dept. on Old Street is offering Unbelievable
i2ks and r 5%Discounts During April Only.
WAUl COOLERS
ALUIMiMu WABU
BATHROOM SiALaS
aW IP1 BOOKS
ADDIf ACHIAMi B
CAR & 114laROOi MA/3
aXd MCUA .....0
UOIR .. LOS MOa;
rsnsay. April 5, 16W4
Full Text
xml version 1.0 encoding UTF-8
REPORT xmlns http:www.fcla.edudlsmddaitss xmlns:xsi http:www.w3.org2001XMLSchema-instance xsi:schemaLocation http:www.fcla.edudlsmddaitssdaitssReport.xsd


text:
Cyber Security Training from the Experts.
Our cyber awareness training is brought to you through our partnership with AXELOS – a joint venture between the UK Government (Cabinet Office) and Capita. These market-leading courses and supporting resources have been designed to raise cyber security awareness of all staff, ensuring your business is protected against the threats posed to businesses by cyber criminals.


text:
WASHINGTON — What is striking about Donald J. Trump's latest effusion of admiration for Russia's stony-faced leader, Vladimir V. Putin, is how similar it is to the way Mr. Putin is portrayed in Russia: as a necessary foil for an aggressive and flawed American leadership.
Interviewed at an NBC candidates forum Wednesday night, Mr. Trump offered no account of Mr. Putin's achievements, except perhaps for noting an 82 percent approval rating from a polling agency now under legal threat as a "foreign agent." Nor did Mr. Trump outline much of a vision for working with him if he became president, beyond pondering how wonderful it would be if Russia and the United States could join forces against the Islamic State.
Instead he recited a litany of perceived slights or disrespect that President Obama has endured on the world stage, including the awkward arrival ceremony on his most recent visit to China for the Group of 20 gathering. The message, Mr. Trump said, is that Mr. Putin earns more respect now than Mr. Obama.
"He's been a leader," he said of Mr. Putin, "far more than our president has been a leader."
Not surprisingly, Hillary Clinton, campaigning to be Mr. Obama's Democratic successor, sharply criticized the remarks on Thursday. So did some fellow Republicans, including the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, who listed many of the reasons Mr. Putin amounts to an adversary of the United States, not a potential ally.
But Mr. Trump's view of the Russian president is not uncommon among those who have used him as a measure of Mr. Obama's standing in the world — or more generally the United States' standing as the world's dominant superpower.
In Russia, it is at the heart of the depiction of Mr. Putin as the bulwark against a conspiring United States. It underlies Mr. Putin's attractiveness to nationalist parties in Europe dismayed by what they view as feckless leadership in the face of economic difficulties and the challenge of immigration. And it is shared by those in the Middle East who see Russia's intervention in Syria on behalf of its embattled president, Bashar al-Assad as decisive, and not hesitant and convoluted, as American policy has been.
In 2013, when Mr. Putin brokered an agreement to collect and destroy most of Syria's chemical weapons, thus averting American-led airstrikes that Mr. Obama had threatened, Matt Drudge of the conservative Drudge Report called Mr. Putin, perhaps archly, the "leader of the free world." The editors of Forbes magazine ranked him as the most influential world leader, a purely symbolic honorific he has lost and regained since — but one that is trumpeted inside Russia.
"I think he genuinely admires Putin as a strongman who gets things done," said Angela E. Stent, a professor at Georgetown University, referring to Mr. Trump.
What achievements of Mr. Putin's does Mr. Trump admire? "Everybody pays attention to him," Ms. Stent said, adding that Russia's military operations in Syria since last year have put him back in the center of international diplomacy.
Russia's critics — and certainly the White House — would dispute Mr. Putin's accomplishments, noting the corrupted, kleptocratic economy and a stunted political system that has marginalized genuine opposition, at times violently. There is also the 2014 annexation of Crimea, which, while popular in Russia, has led to international sanctions and diplomatic isolation that has eroded Russia's economy and reputation.
Ms. Stent, author of "The Limits of Partnership," a history of the downward slide in relations between Russia and the United States, noted that at the Group of 20 gathering in Australia two years ago, Mr. Putin had to sit alone at lunch — and left early.
Mr. Trump emphasized in his interview with NBC's Matt Lauer that he did not necessarily endorse the political system Mr. Putin has erected, but again used the line of questioning to talk about the United States being a divided country because of comparatively weak leadership.
Nina Khrushcheva, a professor of international studies and associate dean at the New School, noted a shared characteristic in the two men: that of a tough authoritarian leader, or put another way, a schoolyard tough refusing to back down from a fight (an image Mr. Putin himself has used to describe his childhood).
Mr. Trump on Wednesday noted a widely circulated photograph of Mr. Obama and Mr. Putin at the latest Group of 20 meeting, locked in what clearly seems to be an icy stare.
"Wanting to be a firm and powerful leader who can stare people down like Putin is clearly something Trump aspires to," Ms. Khrushcheva said.
Mr. Trump, as before, ignored the many issues that divide the United States and Russia, and it is far from clear that a Trump presidency, pleasantries aside, would augur a significant warming of relations between the two countries.
Mr. Trump instead repeated an offhand comment the Russian had for Mr. Trump. In unscripted remarks in December Mr. Putin used a Russian adjective — "yarki" — that Mr. Trump has said means brilliant, though it can also mean colorful or flamboyant. "If he says great things about me, I'm going to say great things about him," he said.
After referring to the photograph of the staring match, Mr. Trump noted that Russia wanted to defeat the Islamic State as badly as the United States does. "If we have a relationship with Russia, wouldn't it be wonderful if we could work together on it and knock the hell out of ISIS," he said.
Mr. Putin would certainly welcome a more agreeable administration in Washington, though he has offered no concessions that might encourage a change in policy in Syria or anywhere else. But his views of the American election and the two main candidates seem more nuanced than the favorable treatment Mr. Trump receives in the Kremlin-controlled news media.
In an interview with Bloomberg ahead of the Group of 20 meetings, Mr. Putin derided the "shock tactics" of Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton. "I don't think they are setting the best example," he said.