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Rob Hulls's most important contribution to Victorian human rights law, after the Charter itself, is his promulgation, on the last Friday before the last Christmas before the Charter came into full operation, of regulations exempting Victoria's three parole boards from the definition of a public authority and, hence, from the Charter's conduct mandate:
38(1) Subject to this section, it is unlawful for a public authority to act in a way that is incompatible with a human right or, in making a decision, to fail to give proper consideration to a relevant human right.
To my knowledge, the decision has only been mentioned three times by the government: (1) by VEOHRC in its annual report, where one of its few negative comments was the lack of transparency in the decision; (2) by Hulls at an estimates hearing, where he attributed it to concerns about the parole boards having to give natural justice, and (3) by the current chair of the Adult Parole Board in its annual report, where it applauded the decision as a 'prudent and responsible step'.
The exemption is due to expire in 15 days. Here's what Hulls said in June about his decision as to whether or not to extend the exemption:
They will have to put to me not only a very strong argument as to why they should be further exempted for a period of time but also, if they were not exempted, what resources they believe they would require to fully adhere to the charter. It may not be just a question of resources; that is true. It may well be, on the decisions they make and the timeliness of those decisions that they are required to make when they are dealing with people's liberty — they do not give reasons for their decisions, as you are probably aware — as they have initially put to me, that it is important that they continue to operate in that way. As judges they admit that in all likelihood they are denying people natural justice. But that has always been how the parole board operates and if you change that, and you put in place a whole range of appeal rights and they have to give voluminous reasons for decisions and the like, it would tie down the work of the parole boards and, in their view, they could well become unworkable. That is their argument. I want to see for myself and get a better feel for the way the boards operate and I will make a decision in due course. that this was done for a period.
And here's what I said about that same decision:
Time for some hyperbole: when someone writes a history of the Charter a few decades from now, I think that Hull's decision, whichever way it goes, will feature as a key decision on the path to the Charter's ultimate fate, whatever that is.
The relevant Charter provision is this one:
46(1) The Governor in Council may make regulations for or with respect to any matter or thing required or permitted by this Charter to be prescribed or necessary to be prescribed to give effect to this Charter.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), the Governor in Council may make regulations for or with respect to- (a) prescribing entities to be public authorities for the purposes of this Charter; and (b) prescribing entities not to be public authorities for the purposes of this Charter;…
Arguably, though, Hulls's decision to promulgate the regulations or not is itself subject to the very conduct mandate that Hulls can exempt any public authority (himself included, presumably) from.
Today, a full four days earlier than I was expecting it, Rob Hulls committed to his choice:
Notice is hereby given under Section 17(2) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 of the making of the following Statutory Rules: …
163. Statutory Rule: Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities (Public Authorities) Interim Regulations 2008
Authorising Act: Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006
Date of making: 16 December 2008
And here's his choice:
5 Each of the following entities is declared not to be a public authority for the purposes of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006— (a) the Adult Parole Board established by section 61 of the Corrections Act 1986; (b) the Youth Residential Board continued in existence by section 431 of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005; (c) the Youth Parole Board continued in existence by section 442 of the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005.
6 These Regulations expire on 29 December 2009.
Another year.
Surprisingly missing for now, is a proud media release from the Attorney-General about this significant development in the protection of human rights in Victoria that will affect not only prospective and actual parollees, but all other correction stake-holders, including victims of crime. His media release archive does, however, include a recent one lauding the federal human rights consultation:
Deputy Premier and Attorney-General Rob Hulls said the Brumby Government had long called for the introduction of a federal human rights charter as the best way to fill the gaps in Australia's current system of human rights protection. "Sixty years since the establishment of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and on International Human Rights Day, this is a fitting and long-awaited announcement," Mr Hulls said. "In 2006, Victoria became the first Australian state to introduce a Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities after lengthy consultation headed by an independent panel. "Australia is the only Western democracy without a cohesive human rights charter enshrined in law. It is gratifying that the Federal Government has followed Victoria's lead in consulting far and wide on this proposal. "Our belief is that without a Charter of Human Rights, some important rights such as freedom of speech, religion and association, as well as protection from inhumane or degrading treatment, have no clear legal protection." …
Tomorrow, Mr Hulls will join a Human Rights Panel to discuss the successful implementation of the Victorian Charter of Human Rights, alongside Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland. "Dialogues such as these are essential to reminding all Australians of the importance of protecting human rights," Mr Hulls said. "Extensive consultation prior to our Charter being enacted showed overwhelming support from Victorians for human rights to be better protected." The rights in Victoria's Charter are substantially based on the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and modelled on successful human rights laws in the United Kingdom and New Zealand.
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Education meets Business
In these original and inspiring stories, students of Italian wine from all over the world discuss their love and interest in Italian wine and their commitment to learn more about the wines' territories, appellations, and grape varieties. They also provide unique insights into wine markets in Europe, United States, Asia, Australia and more.
5 Novembre, 2019
In this podcast, Monty Waldin interviews Brandon Tebbe MS, currently the lead sommelier at the Encore Boston Harbor in Boston, MA. Brandon is a certified Master Sommelier from the Court of Master Sommeliers and a Vinitaly International Academy Italian Wine Ambassador. In this interview he tells Monty how he got into wine and what the sommelier profession in the United States is like. He also talks about his new winemaking project in the Willamette Valley in Oregon producing Pinot Noir. Tune in to also learn more about Brandon's passion for Piemonte and Barolo!
23 Ottobre, 2019
In this episode, Monty Waldin interviews Massimo Serradimigni, Portfolio Specialist for Winebow Imports in Chicago and Vinitaly International Academy Italian Wine Ambassador. Massimo, whose family is originally from Modena, also worked for Eataly U.S. and tells Monty about current trends in wine in the United States. Massimo discusses wine styles and Italian regions with potential in the U.S. market and explains some of the educational initiatives and tastings he undertook as Portfolio Specialist at Winebow. Tune in to learn more about Massimo's love for the Montecucco area near Montalcino, his interest in travelling to Sardinia, Sicily, and Campania to discover wines from local grapes, and his passion for tortellini!
25 Settembre, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin chats again with Sarah Heller MW, Master of Wine based in Hong Kong, Proprietor of Radix Consultancy as well as Vinitaly International Academy member of Faculty. In this informal chat on Italian wine and wine education, Sarah tells Monty about her beginnings in the wine world, her WSET and Master of Wine studies, her professional career with Debra Meiburg MW, and her creative work with visual tasting notes. Tune in to a fun interview where you will also learn more about her college years' shenanigans and some of her favorite Italian wines!
11 Settembre, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin meets Francesco Marchio, Managing Director of Vino Veritas, an Italian wine import company based in Hong Kong. Francesco is also a certified Vinitaly International Academy Italian Wine Expert. Francesco tells Monty about his beginnings as a sommelier in the U.K. and how he ended up in Hong Kong with the help of his mentor and friend Michael Palij MW. Francesco provides some insights into the Hong Kong wine and restaurant scene and talks about the growing interest in Italian wine there. Tune in also for some useful tips on how to position Italian wines effectively in the Hong Kong market.
4 Settembre, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin interviews Sharon McLean, wine educator and consultant at Cru Consultancy based in Victoria Island near Vancouver, Canada. Monty and Sharon talk about the wine market in British Columbia and the upcoming trends for Italian wine. She also talks about her approach to wine education and her "VinCub" sessions, wine vocabulary sessions aimed at de-mystifying technical wine jargon. Tune in for an exciting discussion about the Canadian wine scene and Sharon's passion for Italian wines such as Barolo, Franciacorta, and Lugana! --- This episode is part of the Native Grape Odyssey sponsored series. This podcast series is brought to you by Native Grape Odyssey. Native Grape Odyssey is an educational project financed by the European Union and managed by Unione Italiana Vini and Interprofesional del Vino de España (OIVE) for the promotion of PDO and PGI European wines in Japan, Canada, and Russia. Learn more about "Europe. Quality. Wine." at nativegrapeodyssey.com/. Enjoy it's from Europe!
24 Luglio, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin interviews Catherine Stratton, founder of C.S. Selections and Vinitaly International Academy Italian Wine Ambassador. A native of Los Angeles, Catherine lived in Italy for over six years and is a big fan of southern Italian wines. She tells Monty about the reception of Italian wines in the multifaceted L.A. market and discusses some consumer trends in the area. She also talks passionately about her work as an educator, leading Italian wine tastings for consumers. Catherine and Monty also talk about Italian organic and biodynamic wines.
8 Maggio, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin interviews Bernardo Pinto, technical director for Zahil Importadora in Brazil and Vinitaly International Academy Italian Wine Ambassador. Monty and Bernardo discuss […]
24 Aprile, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin interviews Sue Tolson, wine writer and editor based in Budapest, Hungary. Sue also contributes to the periodical Wine Sofa which specializes […]
22 Aprile, 2019
In this episode Monty Waldin interviews Henry Davar, Vinitaly International Academy Faculty Member and experienced wine educator. In this educational podcast, Henry offers students of Italian […]
17 Aprile, 2019
In this episode, Monty Waldin interviews Niklas Bergqvist, sommelier at Vinkallaren Grappe, a wine club located in Stokholm, Sweden. Niklas is also a certified Vinitaly International […]
16 Aprile, 2019
In this podcast Monty Waldin interviews Sarah Heller Master of Wine and Vinitaly International Academy (VIA) Faculty Member on the approach to tasting Italian wine devised […]
20 Marzo, 2019
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Knowing that Tadabase is more focused on database, still I would like to see how possible it would be to integrate some photo slider feature to a page ?
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We'll be starting this 8-week course off by covering basics such as mixing colours, application and consistency of paint, before moving on to choice of subject, development of ideas and approaches to starting a piece, composition, as well as thinking about scale, texture, surface and finish.
If you are new to oil paint, this is an excellent way to try out a potentially tricky material in a suitable space with advice and support. If you have some experience with this already, it is an opportunity to set aside two hours of the week solely for the enjoyment of painting with the support of an experienced painter to help develop your skills and style.
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Churchill Stateside Group, LLC (CSG), a real estate and energy financial services company, is pleased to announce the closing of its tax credit equity fund for the development of 28 megawatts of solar energy projects in North Carolina.
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text: Home » Blog » Advertising » Doctor House Calls in the Uber Age of Patient Convenience Fifty-plus years ago, a doctor would come to the patient about 40 percent of the time. The nearly lost practice (and nearly forgotten name) was known as "a house call," and it all but disappeared 30 years ago. That's changing…again…Customer convenience is the new currency in healthcare delivery and marketing today.More than ever, the traditional "doctor visit" is driven by the consumer/patients' schedule and needs. The patient-centric model is eroding the old-school doctor-centric model. And convenience in care is a strong competitive force.Marketing-savvy providers are adapting with the consumer-convenience trends that are emerging as healthcare continues to reinvent itself. In addition to the competitive dynamics and change agents of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the forces at work include:An instant-gratification attitude among buyersHealthcare's newfound wave of consumerismMarket share grabbed up by retail and big-box medical resourcesTelehealth, telemedicine and remote/e-health advancesUniversal availability of high-speed Internet accessConcierge and in-home practices[bctt tweet="Convenience is the new currency in healthcare delivery and marketing today."]Emerging trend becomes patient expectation…The unbending, and anything-but-convenient, nine-to-five scheduling regimen is giving way to a "new normal" of empowered customers. The house call business, and "healthcare for the Uber age," is getting traction in some metropolitan areas of the country. Ordering-up a doctor at your doorstep is as close as an app on your smartphone.Among the startup companies making news recently are:HEAL: In Los Angeles and select cities in California, reaching out to HEAL promises an on-demand (and quality-assured) doctor will come to you in two hours or less.PAGER: Another app-connected service, PAGER provides a doctor for individuals, or on-demand personal care for employees of a business in the New York City area.MEND: In Dallas and certain sections of north Texas, MEND provides on-demand medical care "conveniently delivered to you."Watchwords for healthcare marketing… These and a few other "on-demand" healthcare delivery services have several things in common. Generally, they are investor-backed enterprises that are banking on the "when and where you need it" concept that has made Uber and Lyft new forces in personal transportation. Initial visit costs are as low as $50; similar to an Urgent Care visit and usually less than an Emergency Department.But the chief sell-point—and the primary insight for healthcare marketing—is patient convenience. They all emphasize quality care that comes to you; in home, office or hotel. They dramatically differentiate their services by saying they "want to change the way you access and experience healthcare."And for most, the starting point is a smartphone app that makes it all fast and immediate. It's easy for patients to be attracted to medical services that avoid or eliminate protracted delays of calling for an appointment and waiting a day or a week for the provider to see you in their office.Healthcare delivery is changing with a powerful need to be more than patient friendly. The new patient demand, and customer expectation, is healthcare delivery that is more convenient, transparent and affordable. Convenience is the new currency in the Uber age.Additional articles are available here: Convenience: The Frightening Undercurrent of Healthcare Competition and The Convenience Economy and Healthcare's Grand Canyon Gap.Stewart Gandolf, MBA Stewart GandolfChief Executive Officer & Creative Director at Healthcare SuccessOver the years Stewart has personally marketed and consulted for over 1,457 healthcare clients, ranging from private practices to multi-billion dollar corporations. Additionally, he has marketed a variety of America's leading companies, including Citicorp, J. Walter Thompson, Grubb & Ellis, Bally Total Fitness, Wells Fargo and Chase Manhattan. Stewart co-founded our company, and today acts as Chief Executive Officer and Creative Director. He is also a frequent author and speaker on the topic of healthcare marketing. His personal accomplishments are supported by a loving wife and two beautiful daughters.Comments


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Enrolled students attend one class per week, and if they attend a class that is offered on both Wednesday or Friday, they can come to either one each week without giving us notice.
Classes are at Trinity Classical Academy, located at 28310 Kelly Johnson Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355
CYCL offers classes at various levels
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We Are Only a Few Years Away From the Flying Car
It's been the domain of science fiction for many decades. People have dreamed of soaring above the city streets to avoid congestion for long. Many entrepreneurs and inventors have tried to come out with such a car and failed.
But that is likely to change soon.
Almost a dozen businesses from around the world, including some big names with deep pockets, are in competition to bring out the first flying car that actually works. This includes Airbus (EPA:AIR), Terrafugia of Massachusetts that has received a funding of $5.5 million, Moller International, Xplorair that is backed by the backed by the French Armed Forces, and the Dutch business PAL-V, among others.
Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and a few others are researching drones for the city. But that is more into deliveries.
The Flying Vehicles Under Development
A question for you! What do you call a city vehicle that can fly – an aircraft or a car?
Some of them that are being made right now are cars with wings, but most of them are not cars at all. They typically land and take off vertically, much like helicopters. These vehicles have several small rotors that work by a battery-powered electric motor instead of the piston engines you find in conventional aircrafts.
There Are Still Many Obstacles, Though
Yes, we are closer than ever before to having flying cars, but there are still many obstacles to cross, including convincing regulators that these vehicles are safe. There is also the issue of ensuring there is no congestion and collision above the cities once there are thousands of these crafts flying at the same time. The manufacturers are also working to improve battery technology to make these cars keep flying for longer hours.
But businesses are making good progress because they are seeing a big market for these "air taxis". Urban areas of the future will be larger and more congested. People will spend a lot more time pushing traffic.
So the demand for personally owned small aircraft that can land on the rooftops of office buildings and be parked there is also likely to be huge. Many landing pads are likely to be developed throughout the cities of the future.
Zach Lovering, who is leading the Airbus (EPA:AIR) project says that we might have the flying car in less than a decade from now. Prices are likely to be steep at first. But they will come down soon. The competition will also make these flying cars affordable.


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Have you ever heard the benefits of cinnamon before? If you have never done, let's check them out! Some people have known about the cinnamon uses in medical treatment. Chinese people use it for about a thousand years.
Do you want to know its roles for your body health? If so, follow the list of its benefits below.
Some benefits of cinnamon
In 100 grams of cinnamon there are nutrients as follows:
- Calories of 261 kcal
- Fat 3.19 g
- Saturated Fat 0.65 g
- Double Saturated Fat 0.53 g
- Unsaturated Fat 0.48 g
- 0 mg cholesterol
- Protein 3.89 g
- Carbohydrates 79.85 g
- Fiber 54.3 g
- Sugar 2.17 g
- Sodium 26 mg
- Potassium 500 mg
Many scientists have proved that cinnamon has so many health benefits. So, here are the benefits that you can get from the cinnamon.
Decrease blood sugar
Cinnamon can help you in decreasing the blood sugar in your body. It means that it can lower the levels of blood glucose. It can happen in people who in type 2 diabetes.
Clear the acne
Greatly, cinnamon can help you to clear the acne that you have on your face. In this case, the cinnamon has a content of bioactive phytochemicals which is related to the antibacterial effects.
Give younger skin
Because of cinnamon contains type 1 collagen biosynthesis that is completed with the dermal fibroblasts, it can offer you a younger skin. Additionally, the cinnamon can help you to prevent appearing the wrinkles and also the aging skin.
Prevent blood clots
Cinnamon produces Cinnamaldehyde, which is an oil that can prevent blood clots. Cinnamon also secretes anti-inflammatory fatty acids called arachidonic. These fatty acids then reduce inflammation and blood clots.
Cinnamaldehyde is a compound or component in essential oils located in oil cells on cinnamon skin.
The original volatile oil outside the cell then damages the surrounding cells so that a channel of a kind of organ is formed with essential oils in it called glands. Such gland formation is referred to as schizolysigen formation.
Losing the weight
Scientifically, cinnamon can help you in losing your weight. Moreover, it can decrease the levels of bad fats and also the cholesterol in the blood.
You need to know that this benefit is related to the blood sugar. Hence, if you can balance your blood sugar, you can also achieve a healthy weight easily.
You may want to read: Benefits of aloe vera
Manage HIV
Research shows that cinnamon can help against the virus of HIV. The cinnamon extract will fight the HIV. The way is by avoiding the virus from the entering cells.
Well, guys, that's about the great and healthy benefits of cinnamon. It may be beneficial for you when you need it.


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In a widely expected move, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has voted unanimously to increase Bank Rate to 0.75%.
Interest rates are now at their highest level since February 2009 when they were cut from 1% to 0.5%.
The Bank cut the base rate to 0.25% in August 2016 before raising it back to 0.5% in November 2017.
In its meeting, the MPC agreed that the first quarter was temporary, with momentum recovering in the second quarter.
The Bank of England expects GDP to grow by around 1.75% per year on average which, "although modest by historical standards", is slightly faster than the diminished rate of supply growth, which averages around 1.5% per year.
The MPC therefore judged that the UK economy "currently has a very limited degree of slack". In its central projection, therefore, a small margin of excess demand emerges by late 2019 and builds thereafter, feeding through into higher growth in domestic costs than has been seen over recent years.
CPI inflation was also pushed above its 2% target to 2.4% in June
The MPC says it "continues to recognise that the economic outlook could be influenced significantly by the response of households, businesses and financial markets to developments related to the process of EU withdrawal".
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Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) has decided to maintain its investment target for 2015 at Rp519.5 trillion, an increase of around 14 percent as compared to the value recorded in the previous year.
The domestic investment target is set at Rp175.8 trillion, while the foreign investment target is at Rp343.7 trillion, BKPM Chief Franky Sibarani remarked here on Wednesday.
"The target remains at Rp519.5 trillion or up by around 14 percent," he stated.
He said all sectors would be pushed to meet the target with investment to primary industries expected to reach Rp97.7 trillion, secondary or downstream industries at Rp211.9 trillion, and the service sector at around Rp147.1 trillion.
"In line with the BKPM strategy, we will focus on several sectors such as electricity, import substitutions, infrastructure, maritime, agriculture, and labor-intensive industries," he revealed.
The realization of investment from January to December 2014 reached Rp463.1 trillion, surpassing the target set at Rp456.6 trillion or was up by 16.2 percent from Rp398.6 trillion recorded in the previous year.
The realization of investment in the fourth quarter of 2014 reached Rp120.4 trillion comprising domestic investment at Rp41.7 trillion and foreign investment at Rp78.7 trillion.
He noted that investment is forecast to remain secure in view of the strong optimism exhibited by investors to invest in Indonesia that has been referred as their response to the current political situation in the country.
"They did not view it as a serious matter. They were more serious in reacting to the presidential election last year," he stated as is evident by the realization of investment in the fourth quarter of 2014 at the end of the process of transfer of government.
"It was very clear soon after the presidential election was over that the investment growth was still recorded in the fourth quarter, although it was little. In view of that, we hope that in the first quarter of 2015, there will be a significant increase," he noted.
In an effort to meet the investment target, he affirmed that the government had simplified investment licensing processes by placing them under a one-stop service system.
Other efforts still being undertaken include facilitating and finding solutions to solve bottleneck problems in 95 projects in 25 provinces, with investment reaching more than Rp400 trillion.
"If the problems are solved, it would certainly boost investment in 2015," he added.
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@intrepidteacher I created a new blog page for classroom blogs, and included yours - http://twurl.nl/2mfkfx
@lkolb you are most welcome Liz! Are you coming to EduBloggerCon on June 28th in San Antonio?
new post: Kids making the case for classroom blogging - http://twurl.nl/hcqhkc
new post: Speak out and share your vision for education reform - http://twurl.nl/ohxe35
I love this quotation from @timtyson: "You don't know what you like, you just like what you know." So true in so many contexts.
@paulrwood Sadly I have not been able to even pull any strings for myself when it comes to the iPhone…..
@klmontgomery Yes that's right! Thanks for noticing! :-) Perhaps there is hope for me to change my oft procrastinating ways…
new post: Continuing dialog about creativity in schools, student technology skills and content filtering - http://twurl.nl/k8lkmz


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What You Need to Know When Changing Office Locations
Businesses change locations for many different reasons – be it expanding, scaling down, or moving interstate or internationally. However, moving offices is not something to be taken lightly, and often requires a fair bit of planning and consideration.
1- Location
The location you will want your office to be will mostly depend on what type of business you are running. There are usually 3 audiences to consider when selecting a location: employees, clients and investors/partners/owners. It's important to consider all three of these groups when deciding where your prime office location would be. For example, if your business model demand clients visit your location, then accessibility is key.
Think about a central location, with high foot traffic and public transportation and/or parking. Unfortunately, these are often the most difficult offices to nab. A serviced office can be a good compromise for this situation. If you make Servcorp your business home, it will means your business' office will be in a perfect location, for a fraction of the price and hassle.
Conversely, many startup companies, especially in the tech industry, need to be close to potential and current investors – a la Silicon Valley. Being in convenient and close proximity to advisors and other key groups can be important in bringing your product out of the planning stages and into development.
2- Atmosphere
The raw square footage is not the only thing you need to think about when moving offices; the atmosphere in general is just as, if not more, important. It's always a good idea to categorize the usable as opposed to the usable square footage. For instance, an irregularly shaped office will fit fewer desks than a square one. As well as this, think about if there is any room for potential growth. Cast your projections ahead for 6-12 months, and beyond. How many more staff do you see joining your business?
What distractions are apparent? Is the space right next to a bustling highway? Is there adequate temperature control for the climate? Ensure the office allows employees to focus properly on their jobs. Another distraction to consider is the office acoustics. Phone calls, conversations and repair work can be just as distracting to employees as a highway. These are all things you need to think about when moving office locations.
3- Cost
There's no two ways about it, offices are expensive. Of course, we would all have the perfect office if we could. However, if this is your first business' venture out of your basement, your 5 star office may have to wait. The primary cost to consider is, obviously, rent. That's not to say that other financial items – such as setup, bills, internet and equipment – should be forgotten.
Lastly, when negotiating pricing, it's strongly recommended that you get your prospective office space looked at by a certified property inspector to ensure you're leasing what you think you're leasing, and to ensure the roof doesn't literally fall in on your employees.
4- Update your details
Lastly, once you have confirmed your business is changing office locations, you will need to do all the appropriate administration to go along with it. Firstly, try and keep your current phone number to minimise the sheer amount of details you'll have to update. Next you'll need to inform the government, your clients, your employees and any other related parties that your physical address is changing.
Last, but certainly not least, you'll need to update your website, your business cards, as well as every other piece of marketing your business has put out into the world. The last thing you want is to confuse the public of your whereabouts!
If you're moving offices, for whatever reason, don't miss a beat. Ensure you know just exactly what you need to take notice of. Think about the location and atmosphere you want, as well as the budget that you can afford. Lastly, don't forget to let everyone know about the move!
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Let There Be Light…Posted: October 10th, 2010 | Author: Katie | Filed under: Simple Solutions |
On this project, pictures can speak for themselves.
(Brace yourself for some ugliness on this first one…)
What we went from:
It is hard to imagine that our ceiling/soffit was once only as high as our cabinets.
To this:
It feels like a whole new kitchen, and the light just pours in!
(And I'm not talking about from the bay window but from all those wonderful little recessed lights!)
Enjoy! I know we are!
♥ Katie


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A festival that shows you Brno as you've never seen it and always wanted to! The second Open House in Brno!
Thanks to all of you who opened the city of Brno. Even with unfavourable weather, we had 20,000 visitors, which means 20,000 thanks! Over the 2 days of Open House Brno 2019, we met at 70 locations and enjoyed more than 500 hours of visits. We opened to you for free ordinarily inaccessible places and showed you familiar things in a new way. There were 85 volunteers taking care of you.
We looked over Brno from on high and went down into the bowels of buildings. We entered villas, parks, theatres, palaces, hotels, offices, a chateau, the sewage plant, the incineration plant, the brewery, the Museum of Anatomy, and the courthouse. We visited engineering, residential, industrial, municipal, health care, tourist, cultural, and sport buildings. Welcome additions to the festival included walks based around Brno statues and musical stories, a program for kids, and guided walks for English speakers.
Open House Brno 2019 received a personal visit from Victoria Thornton, the founder of Open House Worldwide, the largest architectural event in the world. Our three valued ambassadors were Mendel University in Brno Rector prof. Ing. Danuše Nerudová, Ph.D.; important Czech painter and educator prof. MgA. Petr Kvíčala; and Ing. arch. Ondřej Chybík MAS ETH, winner of the Grand Prix of the Society of Czech Architects and cofounder of the successful studio Chybik + Kristof Architects & Urban Designers.
- 2 days
- 70 locations
- 85 volunteers
- More than 500 hours of visits
- Nearly 6,000 places to register
- More than 19,000 interested people on Facebook


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advance payment, Animal markets, Bakra Eid, Light-weight commercial pick-ups, Mid-size trucks, newspaper, online classifieds, rickshaws, sacrificial animal, transportation company, transporting sacrificial animals
For many people, the highlight of the days leading up to Bakra Eid is visiting animal markets to find just the right sacrificial animal. Larger animal markets, which provide greater variety – in terms of the breeds and better prices – are usually located on the outskirts of the cities. As a result, transporting sacrificial animals from the market to your home can be a time-consuming and costly process.
The types of vehicles usually used to transport animals include:
Rickshaws. This is a viable option if you have a single goat or sheep to transport. Although rickshaws may not be the safest option they are the most cost-effective one.
Rental range: Rs 500-1,500Light-weight commercial pick-ups. These can transport anywhere between five to seven goats/sheep or one cow.
Rental range: Rs 2,000-3,500 (Karachi); Rs 1,500-3,000 (Lahore); and Rs 3,000-4,500 (Islamabad).
Mid-size trucks. These are ideal for transporting three to four bulls, camels or cows.
Rental range: Rs 3,000-5,500 (Karachi); Rs 2,500-4,000 (Lahore); and Rs 4,000-6,500 (Islamabad).
To ensure the most economical and hassle-free experience, pre-book a vehicle by making an advance payment of five to 10% of the total transportation cost as early as possible, since rentals usually spike as Bakra Eid draws near. You can find a transportation company by browsing through newspaper and/or online classifieds.
If all else fails, keep in mind that transport service providers usually set up booking stalls near most large animal markets throughout Pakistan. You can book a vehicle there on the spot, but remember the prices tend to be 15 to 20% higher than those mentioned above.
No matter which method you use, ensure that the animal you are transporting is comfortable during the journey. After all, a major part of the spirit of Bakra Eid is treating animals with kindness.
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|*Producer: Vũ Thị Bích Liên
|*Writer: Đỗ Thị Thanh Hương
|*Director: Xuân Phước
|*A product of Golden Screen Production ( Song Vang Advertising Production Co., Ltd.)
|- On VTV9 Channel
|- Broadcasting time: 09.PM ( Monday to Friday) from 08-Nov-2012
|- Duration: 45 mins/episdoe
|- Episodes: 30
|Lương Thế Thành
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|Thúy Diễm
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|Diệp Bảo Ngọc
|as: Minh Châu
|Hà Trí Quang
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|Thành Đạt
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|as: Ông Lãm
|Thiên Hương
|as: Bà Lãm
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|as: Ryan Smith
|David Tran
|as: Henry
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|Ngọc Tưởng
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|Thanh Tùng
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Bao Ngoc was a middle-looking, enthusiastic, joyful and kind girl. Oppositely, Minh Chau was beautiful, smart and self-righteous one. Being born in a properous family, she was full-cared by her parents. Anything she wanted was taken by anyway.
Because of difficult living condition, Ngoc had to stay in Minh Chau's house so that she could attend a preparatory class for university. Bao Ngoc needed to serve and and pamper Minh Chau with all her heart. However, she couldn't become a good friend to Minh Chau when two's girl lives were so different.
As not taking target in working and be loose in friendship, from this mistake to another one, Minh Chau lost her innocence. Additionlly, she indeliberately hurted Chuyen"short-sighted"'s heart, a good-natured, handsome, and joyful man. Be always beside him when Chuyen was depressed in love, Bao Ngoc spent her care and comfort to him greatly. Then he realized that Bao Ngoc was his true love.
Being friendly, kind and helpful to eveyone, Bao Ngoc won Chuyen's heart with Ryan Smith, her Director's support. When Minh Chau realized that Bao Ngoc had become successful, she was so jelous with Bao Ngoc and found the way to establish relation with Ryan Smith. Although Ryan Smith was crazy about Minh Chau, he wasn't feeble and couldn't accept her characteristic. Ryan Smith tried to help Minh Chau to respect what she had.
Would Ryan Smith's wish come true when Minh Chau was indulged deeply in loneliness with hurt consequences?
At the same time, Minh Chau was extremely despressed when her kidney'sickness was at the end stage.
And could Bao Ngoc with innocent and selfless heart brush her cousin off?


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Procurement Officer at Moroto District Service Commission
- Company: Moroto District Service Commission
- Location: Uganda
- State: UG
- Job type: Full-Time
- Job category: Logistics Jobs in Uganda
Title: Procurement Officer
Salary Scale: U4U
Reference No.: MDSC/PDU/01
Number of Vacancies: 01
How to Apply
Applications are invited from suitably qualified Ugandans to fill the following vacant posts existing in Moroto District Local Government. Applications forms/ Public Service Commission form 3(2008) Revised in triplicate (original hand writing) and PSC Summary form one only) should be submitted to the Secretary, Moroto District Service Commission P.O BOX 4, MOROTO, to reach the Secretaries' Office not later than Friday, 6th March, 2020 by 5:00 pm Application forms should bear the reference number of the post applied for and have certified photocopies of academic documents, CVs, IDs and any other relevant documents as well as recent passport size photograph be attached to each form. Serving Officers should route their applications through their respective Heads of Departments who must be informed of the closing date to avoid delays. The Details of Job Descriptions and Person Specifications and Competencies for jobs in the Local Government for each post advertised can be obtained from the Job Description and Specification for jobs in the Local Government, 2011. The District Service Commissions country wide and Public Service Commission Website www.publicservice.go.ug


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Benedetta is in charge of Individual Giving at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, CH.
As a young professional, she took the reins of the Organization's digital fundraising, developing successful digital strategies and fundraising communications.
Striving to make a positive impact in the world, since her early years Benedetta devoted her time to the bettering of her community. In Italy, she volunteered in various local nonprofits, actively participating in their operational and strategical decisions.
She holds a Master in Fundraising for Non Profit Organizations and Public Institutions from the University of Bologna, Italy. In the same campus, she also completed her BA and MA degrees in International and Diplomatic Science with a dissertation on the effects of climate change on sustainability and migration fluxes.
Her work for the CERN & Society Foundation, CERN's charitable arm, has pinned her amongst the 10 most innovative Italian fundraisers in 2018 according to VITA Magazine.


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2020 Provincial Debate
Once again, your BHCA is hosting a debate in our riding!
When: February 19, 2020
Debate starts: 7:00pm
Location: Colonel By Cafetorium (2381 Ogilvie Rd, Gloucester, ON K1J 7N4, Canada)
If you'd like to help:
There will also be a sign-up table at the debate.
Not official until nominations close
Djilane, Myriam – NDP
Mayangi, Patrick – PC Party
Submit your question(s) below:
Check back this weekend for the form to submit questions…
Below are the rules:
Doors open at 6:00pm for membership sign-up. Debate starts at 7:00pm.
Format of the meeting:
- Welcome message and rules
- Candidates – 120 seconds introductory speech each
- Candidates – Pre-selected questions with 90 seconds per candidate each to respond.
- Candidates – 30 second follow-up after each candidate has answered
- Candidates – 60 seconds closing statements
- If there is remaining time between the end of these questions and 9:30pm, we will add in more pre-selected questions.
- The order will be determined at random by drawing numbers from a hat at the event immediately prior to the meeting.
- Everyone must be respectful of everyone else
Pre-selected questions will be chosen from among the submitted questions from the form below, as well as others that the BHCA executive choose.
Longer form format/rules:
- Between 6:00pm and 7:00pm the doors will be open for membership sign-ups, cover charges (for non-members), and seating.
- Between 6:30 and 7pm names will be drawn for the speaking order for the questions. This will also be the seating order.
- At 7pm the candidates will sit down at the front.
- The president of the BHCA will introduce the event, the moderator and the time-keeper.
- Each candidate will be given 120 seconds to introduce themselves in the order from the draw
- The first question will be asked, and the candidates will answer in the order from the draw, within 90 seconds
- After all candidates have answered the first question, they will each be given 30 seconds, in the order from the draw, to rebut or reply
- The second question will be asked, and the candidates will answer in the order from the draw starting from the second person, within 90 seconds
- After all candidates have answered the second question, they will each be given 30 seconds, in the order from the draw starting from the second person, to rebut or reply
- It will continue this way until 9:30pm (or 10:00pm if needed)
- Candidates will be given 60 seconds to give closing statements.
- No candidate will receive the questions ahead of the event.
- Candidates may hand out literature (and campaign) inside the school, except inside the Cafetorium. We ask that no candidate campaign on the school grounds outside.
- No signs or banners are to be present in the Cafetorium.
- Audience members and the general public may not : campaign, hang or hold signs, hand out literature, yell, harass, protest loudly, on school grounds, inside the school, and especially during the debate. The BHCA reserves the right to eject, from the debate audience or from the lead-up to the debate, anyone it deems disruptive or contravening Elections rules and laws.


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In the long and storied history of the "Meanwhile….Comics!" blog, we have only really dealt with Marvel matters. This is not because we are not fans of DC, or of other comics companies. Partly it's been because Jason and I are much more conversant in Marvel history than we are in DC history. Partly it's been because Marvel seems to have issues which we had more of a passion to discuss than anything in DC. And, at least for me, partly it was because DC comics has, in my eyes, become a violent, unhappy, soulless entity over the past few years, and trying to discuss any character they currently publish is likely to be painful. While I'm not particularly stoked about the direction of the Marvel Comics line, it has me doing cartwheels compared to the direction of DC Comics, which has me often feeling somewhat nauseous.
Many people would point to Brad Meltzer's Identity Crisis as the tipping point where DC Comics began to move away from telling stories about spandex clad do-gooders, and began telling stories about psychologically scarred arrested adolescents living out some sort of power fantasies by beating the living snot out of each other. And rape. That became an important part of many of these stories. Those people who look to Identity Crisis as the starting point of the degradation of these great heroes are not entirely wrong, but there is an event for me that predates this 2004 miniseries by some time….the cancellation of Young Justice in 2003. That was the beginning of the end for my close relationship with DC Comics.
Young Justice began life in 1998, during one of DC's Fifth Week Events called "Girlfrenzy", in a one shot written by Todd DeZago entitled Young Justice: The Secret. The team at that time consisted of three of DC's hottest young heroes, all proteges of an established DC A List character: Robin, partner of Batman; Superboy, inspired by Superman; and Impulse, nephew of The Flash. The three of them joined forces again in a two issue prestige format miniseries called Justice League: World without Grown-Ups, again written by Todd DeZago. Apparently these issues were successful enough to merit a series of their own, and very soon, Young Justice #1 debuted in September of 1998.
The creative team for the first issue, and almost every single issue thereafter, was writer Peter David and artist Todd Nauck. The three young heroes spent the first few issues as the only members of the team, save for a recently resurrected Red Tornado, who served as their "adult" supervisor. However, David quickly expanded the group by introducing some female members; the Secret, who had appeared in their first adventure; Wonder Girl, who had worked with Wonder Woman; and Arrowette, who had appeared earlier in the comic Impulse and acted as a female Green Arrow-type.
Many people attempt to pigeonhole Peter David as a comedy writer, and coupled with Todd Nauck's artwork, which had a lighter, more cartoony feel, these people may have written Young Justiceoff as a silly book for kids. Nothing could have been further from the truth. Yes, Peter David can be quite amusing, but his humor is always in service to the story, and he can handle serious storylines with the best of writers. Alternating between lighter issues with those that handled very serious subject matter, David kept the series always enjoyable (and proved that adult topics could be handled with indulging in the sort of hysterical melodrama and violent power fantasies that now seem to characterize so much of DC Comics' output). Todd Nauck's artwork was likewise a joy, and while it may have seemed cartoony to some, he was able to handle drama and tension very well.
I could go on raving about the series, and may in follow up posts, but for now let's move on to it's tragic resolution. In 2003, Warner Brothers debuted a new cartoon series called Teen Titans, which was going to star the characters from DC's long running comic series of the same name. Unfortunately, DC didn't currently have a Teen Titans series, as most of those characters (and the niche that series filled in the DC Universe) was being filled by Young Justice. DC became convinced that they needed a Teen Titans comics series to match the new cartoon, so they cancelled Young Justice (whose sales did not warrant such a cancellation). They then published the execrable Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day miniseries, which served as the launching point for the new Teen Titans and Outsiders series.
Unfortunately, rather than bringing Peter David and Todd Nauck over to the new Teen Titans series to continue their stellar work, DC decided to bring in Geoff Johns and Mike McKone. Now, I'm personally quite a big fan of both Johns and McKone, and gave the new series a try. Unfortunately, within a few issues they had already begun the task of dismantling the character development and relationships which had been cultivated in Young Justice, and by the third issue they had changed Impulse into Kid Flash, showing a complete misunderstanding of who Bart Allen really was. I left the series as a reader in disgust.
The purpose of our blog is not just to point our problems in continuity or in publishing, but to try and fix them. Sadly, I'm not sure if this is fixable. Besides trying to reunite David and Nauck on a book, the characters that were once a part of Young Justicehave been scattered since the end of the series. Both Superboy and Impulse are now dead and Secret has been depowered. Of course, this would all be a moot point anyway, as it does not seem that DC's editorial policy would allow a series with the sort of sensibility that Young Justice possessed to be be published. I'd like to come up with something and I'm open to suggestions.
First of all, I agree that we need to dip into the DC end of the pool every now and then just to be fair. Unfortunately, just like you (and even though I owned a comic book store for a while) I don't have the same deep knowledge of DC's history. I can cover the Justice League, Flash and Green Arrow pretty well, but other than that I only know the names of characters and not much else.
That said, let me start my response to your post with the information I gleaned from last week's New York Comic Con. During one of DC's many panels, the question of collecting Young Justice into trades came up and was pretty quickly brushed aside by the higher-ups at DC Comics. So, I think that raises some questions that our website was designed to tackle. This might not be along the lines of "how can we fix it?", but it does cover the ground of "what went wrong?"
You were obviously a dedicated reader of the title and my experience with it consists of seeing a few covers here and there. Therefore, I defer to you to explain the appeal to me a little more in depth. For instance, what were the circumstances that brought the group together? What villains did they face during the title's run? What were the relationships that were built? How was the strength of the supporting cast?
I think by studying some of these points, we may be able to do a re-pitch of the series (or at least convince the editors that releasing the trades would be beneficial). I'm encouraged by the fact that the main series kept a consistent creative team, that usually helps with a book's quality and direction. So let's start there and see what builds.
What went wrong? With the title itself, I'd say precious little. Let's start at the beginning. The original three members of Young Justice were Robin, Superboy and Impulse. Each of them had worked with the others once or twice, but the trio first worked as team to save a young girl called Secret from the D.E.O., who were keeping her under lock and key and trying to determine the extent of her powers. The boys managed to free her and found they worked well together. They next met when an ancient Atlantean force called Bedlam transported all the adults of the DC Universe to a parallel world. With only children and teens left, the three young men found themselves elevated to the status of senior heroes, and teamed to defeat Bedlam.
After this adventure, the three of them decided to stay together as a team. Why? Mostly because they simply needed the friendship and comraderie of being with other people their own age, who understood the pressures of being the next generation of a superhero legacy. Although they were a super-team, they were also friends; it was almost more of a club in those early days. Soon, Red Tornado, who had lain inactive in the old JLA Secret Sanctuary, awoke from his stasis, and he became the mentor for the group. It was inevitable that the group would not remain a "boys club" and sure enough, shortly after they formed their group, they became embroiled again with The Secret, as well as Wonder Girl and Arrowette. The girls joined the team, and the full roster of Young Justice was formed.
Again, the series was somewhat lighthearted, but there were also some very serious stories. One of their early villains was named Harm, a young man who seemed completely evil. His parents knew their son was a monster, but were afraid of him. While Young Justice battled Harm, the true meat of the story was the psychological battle within the mind of Harm's father, who wrestled with the question of whether, if you knew your son was an evil person, totally devoid of merit, could you take the necessary steps to stop him?
Arrowette also had a fasincating story arc. Relatively early in the series' run, one of her favorite teachers at school was killed by a jealous ex-boyfriend. Arrowette was enraged, and hunted down the killer. She soon had him at her mercy, and would have killed him if not for the intervention of Superboy. Later, after her emotions were calmer, Arrowette realized what she had done, and was scared to learn she was capable of murder. She vowed to give up being Arrowette, which she did. One would have thought that she would have either disappeared from the comic, or she would have eventually reclaimed her mantle. She did neither. She remained true to her vow, never donning the costume again, but still staying an important character in the further adventures of Young Justice.
Red Tornado, as the group's mentor, could have been ignored. However, he was given some strong plots, as he tried to reclaim his humanity and make a life for himself with his estranged family. Eventually, he realized that his family needed him, and was more important to him than the team, so he resigned as their mentor. In his place, the group found a new mentor in Snapper Carr. Of course, Snapper has been knocking around the DC Universe for over four decades, but he often doesn't seem to fit. Putting him in an adult role, mentoring kids who were experiencing some of the same things that he had experienced as a teenager, gave Peter David the chance to explore Snapper Carr's personality in ways that it had not really been explored.
The interactions between the six main members of the team were also interesting. Robin acted as the leader, but was often challenged by Superboy and the developing relationship between the two of them, as Superboy came to respect Robin, despite Robin's lack of powers, kept the team dynamics fresh. Wonder Girl began the series as an inexperienced and unsure heroine, but matured throughout the series' run, eventually winning election as the new leader toward the end of the series. The mysteries surrounding Secret continued to be explored. Members became romantically involved (as teenagers do) and some new members joined the team, including the Ray, who finally found a place on a team with members closer to his own age.
In essence, it was a dynamic series, not taking itself too seriously, but willing to tackle adult subject matter when it was a natural outgrowth of the story being told. It never went for sensationalism, but instead contented itself to tell strong, solid stories that you could enjoy reading.
Okay, so from what I understand – and from a quick blast of Wikipedia knowledge – two of the team members are dead (Superboy, Impulse), one has decided not to be a hero anymore (Arrowette) and another is depowered (Secret). Not only that, but their initial mentor (Red Tornado) is possessed by Amazo while their later mentor Snapper Carr is working as some sort of spy for Checkmate. I have no idea how you could put this all back together again. And would it be worthwhile anyway? After all that these characters have been through, the innocence and youth is gone from them (as it is from 98% of the DC Universe).
From your description and from what I've been able to deduce online, the series sounded like an unofficial version of the original Teen Titans…formed out of a kinship based on being "sidekicks" or younger versions of their inspirations. Add in the world-weary mentor role and you could almost say it was a Fagin and the orphans scenario played out in comic style (without all the stealing and such).
There's three trains of thought that I can come up with on this one. The first one is the most realistic: DC puts out collections of the 55 issues plus all the one-shots and miniseries, somewhere between 6-8 trades and it's done. The second path is kind of a cop-out but ultimately makes sense with what's going on in the DC Universe right now: make one of the 52 Earths a "World Without Grown-Ups" planet. This would give the team a chance to play out their adventures in a unique setting. They'd be THE heroes of the world yet would still embody all the insecurities and angst of their age and maturity level. Could be a fun way to play with all the toys in the sandbox. The third way is probably the most difficult: find new youthful characters in the DC-verse and bring them together logically to form a new Young Justice team. I don't know which young heroes remain unblemished by the current goings-on at DC nor do I understand how they could be coaxed into befriending each other anymore, but that is one way to make the magic happen again.
There's also the problem of who would handle the title? Peter David is exclusive to Marvel, as of February 2006. And the last I knew, Todd Nauck was at Marvel too, drawing Spider-Man. You and I both approve of the writing of Geoff Johns and his handling of superhero types, but I wonder if he's too steeped in the current DC malaise to properly infuse this proposed title with the jolt of youth it needs.
While I may not have an immediate solution to the writing, I think Karl Kerschl would be an excellent choice for the art. His Teen Titans: Year One and All-Flash #1 work is both quirky and beautiful at the same time.
Writers and artists aside (though I think it's interesting to discuss), which of the three solutions I offered do you think is best for Young Justice?
At this time, I'd just like to see them acknowledge that the team existed, and issue trades containing the entire series. I think it deserves that much. Let those of us who were fans of the series have the opportunity to enjoy it again, and perhaps they can draw in some new readers at the same time. I don't see any point in trying to recapture the series with the same characters, as that would require so much continuity twisting that my head hurts just thinking about it. I also don't see a point in putting them in another world in the multiverse. I'm not usually a fan of that sort of thing, since it never seems like the stories matter much when it's not the mainstream universe that the rest of the comics line is based in. That being said, I'd like to choose both your first and third options. Let's see them replace this group with something akin to Young Justice in tone. DC needs a book like that.
I realize that this post probably makes it seem like I am rabidly anti-DC and that's honestly not true. While I admit that my early comic experiences were overwhelmingly of the Marvel variety (I found most of DC's output in the early 80s to be rather dull and stodgy, while Marvel seemed cool and hip), I did soon begin to branch out to many other companies, DC among them. During the late 80s I came to like a lot of DC comics, and for some years during the 90s, I was reading more DC than I was Marvel, thanks to both a plethora of strong DC series, and Marvel taking a huge downswing in quality (teenage Tony Stark? Was that really necessary? A clone saga in Spider-Man that lasted for years? The Invisible Woman wearing a bikini top on her Fantastic Four outfit?). I have always loved the Justice League (thanks probably to the Superfriends cartoons of my childhood) and I think DC has some great characters and books. They also, as a company, understand the concept of a legacy much better than Marvel, and I love the way some identities (Flash, Green Lantern, Starman, Dr. Mid-Nite and others) have been handed down from hero to hero.
That being said, I've become quite disillusioned with DC over the past few years, and it's not just because I'm not a huge fan of this dark turn they've taken. It should not come as news to anyone who follows comics that it isn't the strongest business in the world. Many articles have been written on how one brings new readers into the fold. I don't believe that most of DC's current output, mired in continuity and dripping in death, dismemberment and rape, really reach out to a new audience. I think it plays to the same aging audience that has been reading the book for years, and it sure as hell isn't going to draw in any children. Young Justice had the potential to appeal to a younger audience. Please note that it wasn't written for a younger audience; Peter David wrote mature stories. However, his stories were accessible to people of any age, and I would argue they were appropriate for readers of all but the youngest ages (and truly, some of the sexual innuendo would have passed right over the heads of the really young anyway). Moreover, Nauck's artwork was the sort of pleasant, happy artwork that would catch the eye of a younger reader, and he was such a strong storyteller, that no one would have trouble following the story. While we may not be able to use David and Nauck, surely we could find some creators who could do the job, and perhaps provide a safe haven for some younger readers (and older readers who don't want to read about rape, death and decapitation on a monthly basis) in the DC Universe.
You mention Geoff Johns, and while I was very disappointed by his Teen Titans series, I do think he's a very good writer. Moreover, he did a book with a similar theme in his very entertaining Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. series, so I think he could handle it. Another writer who does a lot of work for DC and can handle anything she's given is Gail Simone. She certainly has a lighter side, and her books always rise above the norm. A writer who I haven't seen anything from for awhile, but who has an excellent eye for character is Devin Grayson. She worked on a previous Titans series and really did a nice job bringing the characters together and bouncing them off each other. As for artists, I'm somewhat familiar with Karl Kerschl's stylized art, and while it's taken me some time to adjust to it (you could take an eye out with his pointy knees and elbows), I think he would fit the style. I know he's working for Marvel (and I've heard rumors he's retiring), but I'd also recommend Mark Bagley, one of the strongest, most reliable, and perhaps most underrated pencillers around, who's proved he's good with teenagers in Ultimate Spider-Man. Sadly, Mike Weiringo would have been perfect; his death was such a loss to the comics community.
As for characters, I'm afraid I may not be as familiar with who would work as I once was either, and I'm also not sure who's been spoken for other places. I think you could use Robin and Wonder Girl, and the Ray joined in later issues, and I believe he's available. I also believe Empress, who joined in later issues is available, and perhaps they could use Supergirl. I also think it would be cool if they used Mia Deardon, the current Speedy. There's six characters, and all of them except Empress have a heroic legacy to live up to. We'd just need a new mentor. Hmmmm…someone who hasn't been used in awhile. How about Major Disaster? He's tried to be a hero many times…when last seen he was an alcoholic, but if he got over that and acted more like he did as a leader of Justice League Antartica, he might fit in. There was also a group called Old Justice in the original series, comprised of sidekicks from previous decades, and included Doiby Dickles. He'd be perfect! He'd be more like a grandfather, but it could be an interesting direction; he's certainly seen his fair share of odd stuff, and doesn't seem fazed by anything. Do you have other suggestions?
The first character that came to mind for me was the new Blue Beetle, but I believe he's tied up in the new Titans series somehow (again my lack of current DC lore comes to light). There's also the newly rediscovered Traci Thirteen who's started a relationship with Jaime Reyes (Blue Beetle)…her father could be a pretty wacky mentor too. Maybe Klarion the Witch Boy…wasn't he briefly in Young Justice?
Regardless of membership, I'm still not convinced that a lighthearted, youthful team like this has a place in the current DC Universe. Perhaps it is best to just release some trades and let this one shuffle off the mortal comics coil.


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Super Sow Sunday was so much fun!
I got a few seeds started during the event!
Everything I needed to get ready!
I planted Brocolli, Basil, Russian Persimmon Tomato's and Leeks!
Here is how they look a week later!
Basil (Purple Opal, Sweet Chen & Citrus)
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I also won a few contests on Super Sow Sunday!
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Seeds from Renee's Garden and a Greeting card with seeds in the paper from http://wallflowerstudioseeds.blogspot.com/
I also won lots of flowers from Botanical Interests
I also won Herb seeds from Cubits Organics
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I would like to thank Bren over at BG Garden
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Summer Plans!
I'm hoping to get some episodes recorded in advance for next time Arthur has the grumps for three days, it doesn't totally throw us off.
So movies! Just like last summer, we're going to try to see all the new kid's movies as soon as they come out. Preferably at the drive-in. Expect episodes out the Tuesday after the movies. As always we're taking listener suggestions for our other episodes. I have high hopes for The Incredibles 2. We just watched the first one for the next episode, and there's a lot to talk about there. I am less excited about Hotel Transylvania 3. But I know Arthur will love it, he thinks the others are great. I thought the first was pretty okay, but the second was just baffling. Maybe the third will be just right?
I don't know anything about the Teen Titans movie that's coming out in July, but Arthur is in a big superhero phase. ,It's probably too much to ask for, for a movie with the magic of The Lego Batman Movie, but we can dream. Arthur probably won't be that interested in Christopher Robin, the new Winnie the Pooh movie. I've had trouble getting him engaged with the Paddington movies, so we might wait on that one until it hits the Redbox. Is there a summer movie we're missing?
I'm going to MaxFunCon next for a solo vacation. We'll definitely have our next episode up before that. I'm really excited, it's nice to get the alone time to recharge. It's pretty weird going places alone though. Even though we don't have a diaper bag and I don't need to carry Arthur, I still feel so much lighter when I'm alone. It's a lot taking a toddler somewhere, there's the looking after him, keeping him safe, and then the interacting with other people.
'Is Arthur being too rowdy?'
'Do people actually think we're charming or are they just being polite?'
'Should I be more stern with him when he runs around?'
Hopefully the time alone, will help me recharge because right after Arthur and I are returning to SESAME PLACE! Should we record from our hotel room? At the very least, I need to take some notes and a lot of pictures. We had such a great time last year.
I wish we could have recorded tonight, I really hate being late with episodes. The moment we sat down to get started, birds and dogs and sirens and chaos started. I think we need to find a better room in the house to record in. I was so proud of myself installing the air conditioner in the window by myself, but it's made our room impossible to record in now. Maybe I should try to convert a closet into a recording studio. Arthur is almost old enough for his own microphone, I think. It would be great to record us separately.
I've been watching Ali Wong's new special while I write this, and she just made a bunch of jokes about clogged milk ducts. It's pretty amazing. I can't believe this is in a real comedy special. Motherhood is very gross and strange, and she articulates it in a much funnier way than I have ever been able to. I switched to this after I finished watching The Letdown, which was also very good, but much harder to watch. I had to watch it in little shifts, because it's so real and brings me right back to that sleep deprived place that I try so hard to forget.
Speaking of sleep, I have to go to bed soon, because Arthur has started waking up at 5am and I can't figure out how to stop him. As always, thank you for listening. I really love doing this podcast.


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