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Women in ICT Awards
Niche Integrated Solutions Finalist MTN SME Recognition Award: recognizes wholly-owned, women-run enterprises that are viable businesses making inroads in the ICT sector.
After days of reviewing hundreds of nominations for this year's MTN Women in ICT – Partnership for Change Awards. The adjudication panel has shortlisted the top three entries that will be competing in their respective categories for the top accolades.
The MTN Women in ICT – Partnership for Change Awards is a platform that recognizes, honors and celebrates the contribution made by women professionals to the growth and development of the information and communications technology (ICT) sector in South Africa.
Top South African companies recognized for having an edge in innovation
Top South African companies recognized for having an edge in innovation
By Henra Mayer.
Balancing the demands of the business of today with the business of tomorrow is a skill. Strategic thinking needs to be elevated to the next level, aligned and resourced to focus on driving new results. Being relevant in today's disruptive business environment demands innovation from everybody, without fail.
To recognise and reward South Africa's innovation leaders, the annual South African Innovation League focuses on SA's top companies and recognise them for playing a role in SA's innovation and economic growth.
The SA Innovation League is an annual Innocentrix initiative, in collaboration with Milpark Business School. The approach applies the internationally recognised Innovation Readiness Model (IRM) developed by French Business School INSEAD, in collaboration with UK based firm Logica (now CGI). It provides an unique way of benchmarking an organisation's ability to apply leading edge thinking to the topic of collaborative innovation. It considers four key areas: Leadership and ambition; Organisation and collaboration; People and culture and Implementation and measurement. The SA Innovation League provides valuable insights into the local innovation landscape, fostering learning and growth.
Milpark Business School plays a central role in the validation and application of the instrument, while keeping it relevant into the future.
The SA Innovation League Awards took place on 20 June at Milpark Business School and were announced by Henra Mayer, CEO Innocentrix.
Henra says, "It was great to see a statistically significant improvement in innovation capability across all pillars. It is evident that we are systematically growing an innovation capability as a country. It was a very close contest! The results demonstrated that locally our emerging enterprises were the most innovative, whereas our medium sized organisations were ranked as least innovative. The most significant improvement in innovation capability was in our leadership and ambition pillar. We could however do much, much better at collaborating effectively to demonstrate a better ROI on innovation."
The Top SA Innovation League Companies
In terms of the 4 pillars assessed, the winners per category were as follows:
Emerging organisations category
First place: Together Prickly Pear and Recycles Production
Second place: Reata Development Projects
Third Place: Niche Integrated Solutions
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2018: Winner -Women4Africa-International Business woman
Nisha Maharaj has received the most prestigious International award at the 2018 women4Africa awards that was held at the Great Hall in Kensington, United Kingdom. She was also a finalist in the category International woman in Technology 2018.
Women4Africa is an international platform that pays a tribute to all exceptional African women across all works of life.
Nisha is elated at receiving this red carpet honour and was the only South African to have won any of the award categories which is a real feather in her cap.
She applauds and congratulate all other winners of the 2018 awards ceremony and says that her team is destined to lead disruptive technologies across the African continent -leading the future in technology NOW !
2017: South Africa's Top 5 women in technology
There are many women doing great things in tech in South Africa, making their mark with cool initiatives and strong leadership roles.
Gender diversity in technology is an ongoing challenge, and women have to constantly prove their capabilities and strengths.
Yet, more women are contributing innovative and even disruptive ideas, making meaningful change in people's lives.
Nisha Maharaj is the founder of Niche Integrated Solutions, an ICT solutions company that brings innovative solutions to Africa.
Niche Integrated Solutions provides software solutions, ICT managed services and training.
Maharaj has an accumulated service record of 20 years working experience within South Africa's major listed companies.
These range from the top four banking and financial services companies, to the telecommunications sector – where for more than 14 years she served at either executive management, general management or COO level.
She is of the Ernst and Young Entrepreneurial Winning Women Class of 2015.
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2017: Winner –SADC Regional Winner –Africas most influential women in business
Who are the women of Africa that are making a difference? Why is it important to recognise them? What impact are they making? All questions that are asked on a regular basis. In an attempt to seek answers it is useful to review the business landscape on the Continent.
Are women leaders emerging at a significant rate? Is female representation on the Boards of companies increasing? Has the salary gap decreased? Are women business owners offered the same financial support opportunities from banks as their male counterparts? How do historical cultural traditions affect some female entrepreneurs?
2017: Winner–Continental Title-African most influential women in business
Africa's Most Influential Women in Business and Government (MIW) has been a flagship recognition platform since CEO Communications' inception in 2001. With the aim of being a platform for the upliftment and celebration of the achievements of women, MIW has come a long way. The platform has developed into a sustainable annual programme that recognises the achievements of women across the African continent. The programme now covers all regions of Africa to celebrate women's contributions to the economic sector in which they operate, their communities and economic development.
Recognition takes place through a credible process, comprising the following steps:
External nominations are received via various media, the nominations include the contact details of nominees.
Women are contacted to complete an entry form which is presented to the judging panels.
A three phase, external judging process takes place to identify incredible women of influence.
Regional events take place across the continent to acknowledge the exceptional achievements of these women.
A symposium brings women of influence and their male counterparts together to tackle critical social issues, currently under the microscope.
A final recognition event takes place to elevate the achievements of women that have contributed to continental growth, identifying continental winners from the pool of regional winners and lifetime achievers. The event incorporates our men's recognition programme, Titans – Building Nations.
Women recognised throughout this programme receive exposure in premier annual publications, showcasing their achievements among their continental counterparts. This publication is distributed throughout the continent, making it an exceptional marketing tool and high quality exposure. These women do so much for others, they are truly deserving of the title Africa's Most Influential Women in Business and Government!


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By Rob Kiser
There is nothing "odd" about Andy Arp's success in the President's Cup at Piqua Country Club.
But, the odd-number years have worked out very well for Arp.
The current Piqua City champion — who won the President's Cup in 2011 and 2013, added his third title Sunday, defeating Phil Kazer 4-and-3 in the 36-hole final.
And Arp would be the first to say that the match was tighter than the final score indicated.
"Kaz (Phil Kazer) is tough, he is really solid and very consistent," Arp said.
But, Arp was able to ride the momentum of the final hole in the morning round to take control in the first nine of the final 18.
After Arp had taken a 3-up lead after 1o holes, Kazer had battled back to just 1-down after 15.
On the 555-yard par-5 16th, Arp took a 2-up lead and they halved 17.
"With my distance, I had an advantage on the par-5 holes," Arp said. "That helped."
It look like Kazer might finish the morning round just one down when Arp flew the green on the 400-yard par-4 18th and short-sided himself with a back pin.
But, Arp hit a great chip to get up-and-down for a par and stay 2-up.
"That was a huge up-and-down," Arp said. "I put myself in a really tough spot. That definitely gave me some momentum going to lunch."
Kazer agreed.
"That was some up-and-down wasn't it," he said. "From where Andy (Arp) was there was little margin for error and he hit a great shot."
Arp rode that momentum, going 3-under par on his first five holes of the second 18 to take a 5-up lead.
"I dug myself a hole," Kazer said. "Andy (Arp) came out and played great."
It started with a birdie on the 309-yard par-4 opening hole and ended with a a birdie on the 545-yard fifth hole, when Arp was just left of the green in two and chipped to 4-feet.
"That was big (birdieing the first hole)," Arp said. "I think was three-under on the first five. I really played well."
He went 6-up on the 225-yard par-3 seventh.
Arp got up-and-down from the left bunker, while Kazer had to take one shoe off (because of the water) to chip from right of the green and was unable to make a par.
"At that point, par was my best friend," Arp said.
Not that Kazer made it easy on him.
Kazer won the 516-yard par-5 eighth and 433-yard 13th with pars to get back within 4-down.
"I needed to make some birdies," Kazer said. "I just couldn't get my approach shots close enough to get any good looks."
It looked like Kazer was about to win the 210-yard par-3 14th as well.
Kazer was in with par and Arp faced a 15-foot par-putt from the fringe, which he calmly rolled in to halve the hole.
"That was a great putt by Andy (Arp) there," Kazer said. "He made a couple nice putts."
Arp agreed.
"That was a big putt to make," he said.
That made the match dormie and on the 436-yard, par-4 15th — with a brutal back pin — both players bogeyed, ending the match.
"That was a tough pin," Arp said. "I knew I had a par-5 coming up, where I had an advantage. But, Kaz (Phil Kazer) really played well."
Both players were put to the test in Saturday's semifinals.
Arp held off Chris Francis 1-up.
Francis had won the 17th to get within 1-down before they halved the 18th.
"It was a real good match," Arp said. "And this guy (pointing to Chad Sherrill) gave me a tough match last week."
Kazer got past Dave Larger 1-up in 19 holes.
"We had a great match," Kazer said. "I just moved back to the area three years ago. I was in the semifinals two years ago. I knew I would have to play great to beat Andy (Arp)."
Martha Flinn added to her legendary status earlier this summer, defeating Trish Bradley in the finals to win here 11th Women's President's Cup, going back to 1994.
As for Arp, he enjoyed every challenge in the tournament.
"This was a really good tournament this year," Arp said. "There were a lot of close matches and a lot of good competition."
And in the end — there was nothing "odd" about the champion.
Rob Kiser is Sports Editor for the Daily Call. He can be reached at (937) 451-3334.


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I'd do nothing but reading if I could (ok, maybe eat some great food, buy some fancy shoes between two books...oh, and spend some quality time with the gorgeous guy I married while I am on reading-break anyway...)
This was a very enjoyable read.
I liked the beginning very much- liked the story and the characters.
The slow burn and the sexual tension.
Up until 50/60%.
Then it went into sappy fantasy land with lightning speed.
And besides the ultra-fast 0 to 100 in the relationship realm, the reality started to fade out as well. Suddenly everyone was super accepting with gays in general and in law enforcement. The side characters turned out bi or gay to at least 50%.
This threw me out of the story and the over the top love talk as well.
It somehow clashed horribly with the tough Green Beret character.
So I deduct 2 stars for the last third.
I am not sure I will check out the second installment...


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Essays and rock & roll. Looking and listening. Nostalgia versus skepticism. Sound and sense.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Bodiless in the City
Sometimes in a city crowded with people, their urgent movements an odd blend of narcissism and desperation, you come across an image of bodilessness, a contrapuntal silence both creepy and mesmerizing. Violence, maybe—found art, maybe—accidental, probably. In any event, the pause that the image induces was welcome, if in the service of the macabre.
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In 2017 the Alabama Department of Corrections reported that it was investigating reports of inmates using illegal cell phones to post to social media sites. It seems that many inmates were simply using Facebook on cellphones to conduct business as usual on the outside, for example. An inmate under the username "Avondale Jay", for example, posted a photo of a man's battered face and a caption boldly bragging about beating the man over a drug debt. "When you owe the wrong n****.. a n**** will have u like this..Kmsl don't f**** with a n**** s**** u can't pay," the poster wrote.
Avondale Jay wrote in a later comment that the beaten inmate owed him for methamphetamine, also known as "ice.""Owe 500$ for some ice," he wrote. "u no how they money good but they a try to walk a n**** a knew batch drop."
The post has more than 80 likes and a dozen comments, including one from another apparent inmate, who wrote a profanity-laced comment that ended with "he owe me from Limestone."
"I guess he'll pay next time..Lol," another commentor wrote.
Who was the inmate behind Avondale Jay? A quick search on ADOC's inmate database turned up Ricky Rahaj Jay at Bibb Correctional Facility. Court records show Jay pleaded guilty to murder in a 2009 Christmas Eve robbery and shooting death at an East Lake clothing store. He's serving a 30-year prison sentence. Another account appeared to belong to death row inmate Roderick Byrd, convicted in a triple murder in a 2005, the infamous Thanksgiving Day robbery at the Airport Inn in Birmingham, Alabama. A Jefferson County jury recommend Byrd be sentenced to death.


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Help Critique My Diet & Workout
Hi Everyone!
I'm 5ft. I currently weigh 120 pounds and 24.5% Body Fat. I have been on the bulletproof diet since May. No fat gain or loss, no weight gain or loss. However, my skin is amazing!
I sleep good too and in darkness - 7.5 hours a night on average, and don't have chronic knee pain anymore. Mood/state: I have no cravings and feel like I have a positive outlook.
GOAL WEIGHT - to be at 110 pounds AND 20% Body Fat. Basically just want to lose 10 pounds.
GOAL STRENGTH - To be able to successfully do 6 pull ups that would get me to thrilled!
Current calorie intake: 1500 on non-workout days. 1800 on workout days.
Workout frequency: Once every three days, I lift heavy, and do about 5 - 6 exercises.
My current strength levels to get an idea are:
Leg Press: #250 pounds x 3 sets of 8 reps each
Bicep Barbell Curl: #40 pounds x 12reps; then 30 pound barbell x 2 sets of 8 reps
I can do about 4 chin ups and just 2 pull ups, still have lots of work to do on lats.
30 consecutive normal pushups
Current Diet:
Start with Primal Defense Probiotic and Vitamin D 5000 IU on empty stomach while preparing BP coffee
Bulletproof Coffee made with tbsp of butter and tbsp of MCT oil every day
Brunch options are Grass fed beef with tomato, lettuce, tsp of mustard and avocado over sweet potatoes
sometimes I will eat some Udi's bread
If I don't work out, I will have some tomatoes and cucumbers with lentils as I get hungry after 4 hours.
If I do work out, I have a High quality protein Bluebonnet with frozen mango post workout only
Shower, work on projects
Then dinner is grass fed beef in bone broth simmered with turmeric broken in from a capsule,
and marrow bones with veggies, sweet potatoes on workout days and boiled and drained white rice.
Now how can I improve? Raise or lower calories, exercise.. ?
I've tried tweaking variables but of no avail. My clothes fit the exact same.
Any tips on how to get to these goals before the new year?
Try lowering your inflammation with supplements. Try krill oil and curcumin. You should also be taking your vitamin d with your coffee instead of before because it is a fat soluble vitamin and you need fat to absorb it. Lentils are bad for you I'm pretty sure, stop eating those. Do more compound movements when working out, squats, kettlebell swings, etc. I imagine you're just trying to lose fat not weight.
@kevintran502 - will try the vitamin d with the coffee, great idea! do green drinks like Athletic Greens help lower inflammation? I have some but use it more like a pre workout. what do you think? also are plyometrics considered compound movements?
@JasonMiller!!! Hey thank you for the tip on the glucose vs. fructose! I've lifted weights since I was 18 (am 35 now) and had no idea about that. Always thought any carbs will do but had no idea of the type. Which of the green zone carbs have glucose, other than the ones you mentioned.
- also what is the best time to take a digestive enzyme?
- have you guys tried Occams protocol or PAGG? helped?
I was thinking of trying a 4HB workout frequency with BP food guidelines! Any ideas would be awesome!
Will try out these tips. Thanks guys!
IDk about green drinks, I know jason here doesn't think they're worth the money.


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Over 200 students across the GEMS Education network of schools were recognised at the GEMS Innovation Awards ceremony
- Top three Global Innovation Challenge winners shortlisted to present at the Singularity University Global Summit in California
- Winner of the AICE Accelerator Programme received AED 10,000 and 12 months support to bring their product to market
- Winner of the Sony CreatorUp Film Making competition received AED 10,000 and vouchers towards Sony products
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Over 200 students across the GEMS Education network of schools were recognised at the GEMS Innovation Awards ceremony held to honour these young inventors.
The awards, held at GEMS Dubai American Academy were spread across four categories – Global Innovation Challenge, GEMS Arab Innovation Centre for Education (AICE) Accelerator Programme, the Sony film-making competition and GEMS Innovative School of the Year.
The Global Innovation Challenge took place earlier this year where students from around the world were invited to submit prototypes using future-focused technologies such as 3D printing, robotics and nanotechnology. The students were announced winners across different categories such as Disaster Resilience, Environment, Energy, Food, Health, Learning, Security, Prosperity, Governance, Space, Shelter and Water.
The top three winners of the Challenge will have the opportunity to present their projects at the Singularity University Global Summit in Silicon Valley, California between 20 and 22 August.
The three winning teams included Atharv Naik from Cambridge International School, Dubai student with a research-based early skin cancer detection unit, Kasia-Alexei Delpeche from GEMS Wellington Academy Silicon Oasis with a plastic brick-based water filtration and level detection for rural areas and Vishweswar Eswaran from GEMS Modern Academy with an IoT based stackable mobile farming unit.
Dino Varkey, Chief Executive Officer, GEMS Education, said: "We understand the importance of innovation and technology in today's world and the important role it plays in building a healthier tomorrow. At GEMS Education, we believe it is vital to provide a platform for today's young minds to create, innovate and bring their ideas to life.
"Our young forward-thinking students are an inspiration to keep working towards creating a smart and sustainable world and I would like to congratulate all our winners on this occasion."
The AICE Accelerator Programme held over March and April provided students with financial and non-financial support, and mentoring to build customer and growth oriented business plans around their products. The programme culminated in the AICE Demo Day, where each team pitched to the region's leading technology venture capital firms and investors. The winner was RYDE, an anti-tailgating prototype from GEMS Millennium School, Sharjah.
The winner of the Sony CreatorUp Innovation Stories film competition held last month was also awarded with AED 10,000 for submitting their film called "Unlocked". The winning team, from Jumeirah College, is called ZEY Productions.
A total of 250 GEMS students were awarded at the ceremony.


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This weekend saw three races take place in the glorious sunshine at Strathclyde Park. Saturday morning played host to the first ever Strathclyde parkrun event, with the Tom Scott Memorial 10 mile and six km races yesterday.
The popular parkrun series is expanding in Scotland with Strathclyde Park being the third venue for the free 5K timed race, each Saturday morning. With the sun shining over the course, a fantastic 81 runners came out to support the new event, all receiving chocolate biscuits at the end of the course for their efforts and to celebrate the success of this new venue.
Robert Gilroy of Ronhill Cambuslang Harriers came in first with a time of 15:38 and bringing up the rear was Eddie Boyle, on 41:17. Full results can be found here.
Sunday saw the 48th Annual Tom Scott Memorial Road Races under another beautiful sunny sky. There were two races on the day, a 10-mile race run by 193 entrants and 53 runners opting for the shorter six km course.
The 10-mile race was won by Tsegezeab Woldemickael, of the Shettleston Harriers in 48:46, with William Hamill of Hamilton Harriers completing the event in 1:52:02. The mid point runner was Giffnock North's Derrick Ritchie, coming in with a time of 1:08:59.
Although the sunny weather meant that there were a lot more people out and about in Strathclyde Park than normal, Tom Scott Memorial race organisers were very pleased with the turn out and, with help from marshals, were able to keep the course clear for the runners.
Full results for both Tom Scott Memorial races can be found here.
Photograph taken by Andrew Jeske for parkrun, more photographs from Strathclyde parkrun here.


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One of the latest armor systems of it's class available to Irken Infantry, the T52B is part of the standard loadouts available to personnel such as Marksmen and Specialists in the Irken Armed Forces.
Overview Edit
Consisting of a Thoracic Cage (or Torso Shell), pauldrons and a neck-guard, as well as more heavily padded/armored gauntlets, the T52B is designed for mobility and cost-effectiveness.
It's shrunken pauldrons and neckguard allow for a nearly full range of arm (and head) movement, and the gauntlets have little to no effect on the speed of arm movements with a high reduction in cost versus the old T51F series.
Used with it, most of the time, is a heat-resistant facemask, or the recommended helmet. A communications headset is invariably seen.
Total weight of the armor is 2.011 kilograms (approx), or 5.47 pounds (approx).
Specifications Edit
Thoracic Cage Edit
1 inch thick in the back (2.5 centimeters approximately), and 1.2 in the front (approximately 3 cm), the Thoracic Cage is constructed from a lighter and more easily produced version of light (C-grade) Irken Battle-Alloys. In total, three plates, with the front two quarters and the single back half.
Inside, it is lined with low-cost, high-effectiveness insulation to help mitigate temperature-based injuries sustained in combat, such as laser burns that penetrate the resistant flash-coating on the Alloys.
Angular and simple in design, it has a respectable chance to deflect or at least stop debris and shrapnel, and in human terms, small-scale rounds such as the .22 bullet. Against Plasma-Based weaponry, however, the deflection of the gasses (if one is lucky enough to get it) can still seriously harm the user and those around them.
That said, Plasma Weapons tend to boil through with a solid hit.
In total, it weighs about 3.6 lbs (1.63 kilograms).
Pauldrons/Neck-Guard Edit
0.5 inches thick (1.25cm approx) all around and designed with standard-issue (B-grade) Battle Alloys, the Pauldrons and Neck-Guard are more for resisting, deflecting, and reducing the overall impact/shock of strikes.
However, they are much, much smaller than the previous T51F, and their reduced stature makes them more a decorative element than protective item.
Weight: 1.2lbs/0.41kg.
Gauntlets Edit
1 centimeter to 1 millimeter thick, the Gauntlets are a hybrid of flexible Alloy and high-performance weaves, designed to resist head, tearing, and cutting.
Weight: 12oz/340.14g
Advantages and Drawbacks Edit
History Edit
Designed in the aftermath of Horrible Painful Overload Day part two, the T52B was part of a universal effort to reduce the strain on resources as Irk rebuilt, and has remained in service to this day.
Notable Users Edit
Other Facts Edit
- Article made 6-23-2015.
- Named based on the M52B armor seen on Halo's marines.
- Cravitus made most of the article up as he went.


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God and Existence
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This is a response to Don Berg's Do you believe in time and mind?.
I fear that this will not be a fully cohesive response, as I want to present something in reasonable time, and I think I see some really fundamental confusion in your text.
To start toward the end.
Your knowledge may be superior for certain purposes you subscribe to, but, if the people you claim are ignorant don't share your purposes then your problem is not properly with their a lack of knowledge, its with the purposes they subscribe to such that they know things to be a different way.Let me note that properly seems to be carrying a great deal of weight here, and I think it will need considerably more foundation if it is to support that weight. I would also submit that it is quite simply wrong, in that it seems to confuse ignorance with irrelevance. I have next to no interest in early Christian theology, and thus have no idea what were Augustines views on transubstantiation. So far as I know, such has nothing to do with any of my purposes, and so it is irrelevant to me. But that does not change the fact that I am also ignorant. I do happen to know that Augustine was born in North Africa, something that is also irrelevant to me, but which I happened to acquire as a bit of trivia. Moving in the other direction, it is possible that even now a heretofore unknown asteroid has crashed into North Africa and within the next hour my home will be devastated. This would be something about which I am ignorant, though (as it would happen, if it were true) it is very important to my purposes.
When you write
I do not subscribe to the view of children as ignorant in the sense of lacking essential information. I do subscribe to the view that they are independent human beings with their own purposes and have access to a lot less information than older people.I am just confused, because lacking information is precisely what ignorance is. Of course one could argue whether some particular piece of information was or was not essential (however one might wish to define that), and perhaps thus whether some particular instance of ignorance was important in some case (or for some purpose), but that is a different issue, and the two should not be equated. I dont see how there can be any serious question as to whether knowledge is superior to the knowledge of those who are ignorant. Yes, in some cases the knowledge may be trivial or irrelevant, but certainly it is superior, at least as knowledge, even if such might to utterly irrelevant to some purpose.
I add here that the question of knowledge and ignorance is not just some power game that Im engaging in, here. After all, your argument was founded on god as a placeholder for ignorance.
There also seems to be confusion regarding the real. First, you say, Faeries are real to her, but then you qualify that by saying for the time being faeries are real, using what appear to be scare quotes, suggesting that you dont actually mean to equate the two. But then the question immediately arises of what we are to make of your real. And this cannot be (I dont think) merely a question of whether you share her beliefs, for even if you want to endorse some sort of Realism (regarding universals or concepts) you dont want (I dont think) to make real equivalent to believed, for then you have so denatured your concept of real as to allow to encompass imaginary and thus rendered it useless. But if that is not what you intend, then the whole matter of the little girl and faeries seems irrelevant.
Turning to the Lakoff and Johnson quote, I dont see anything in it to object to, but there is one caveat. Yes, there can still be many correct descriptions, but also many incorrect descriptions. Indeed, the very concept of a correct description entails the possibility of incorrect ones. And this is because there are things that are true and false about the world. We can get near universal agreement about the existence of chairs and tables, and the nonexistence of unicorns and faeries, not merely because we share the same conceptual structures, but because there are referents in the world for the concepts of chairs and tables, but not unicorns and faeries. Indeed, even the idea that we share the same biological structures depends upon the actual existence of things like biological structures in the world.
I will add that there is a potential ambiguity in the text from Lakoff and Johnson. What we mean by real is what we need to posit conceptually... can be read in at least two ways. One way is to focus on the need, and therefore define the real as that which is necessary for human experience (something along the lines of Kant, perhaps), while the other is to ignore the need and read it merely as whatever happens to be posited. While the former might well be a reasonable candidate for the real, it must be noted that it sets an extremely high bar for concepts to be considered real. The bar for the latter is much lower, but is almost certainly too low, for it allows the demonstrably false and the imaginary to become real.
Finally, turning to your new argument (or sketch), it seems to me that there is a problem at the fourth and fifth step. Mind and time can (at least arguably) be justified as real in the strong sense (as necessary) in the L&J framework. But god cannot, unless you have an argument that only minds make things happen. If not, and if there are other things that make things happen in the world, then, while it is possible that there is some mind-like entity with causal agency in the world, it is also possible that there is not such an entity. I further submit that such a challenge cannot be met, given that many instances of apparent agency in the world turn out to be the result of (sometimes quite simple) algorithms.
Thus, I conclude that one can present god as real only by conceiving real so broadly as to encompass the imaginary, the false, and the nonexistent. You can conclude that god is just as real as faeries at the bottom the garden or Santa Claus, but (Francis Church notwithstanding) I dont think that gets you very far.
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by Julia Grecol, math teacher in Kingsport City Schools
This summer, thousands of teachers across Tennessee spent time together exploring our math standards and learning about materials than can support their instruction. As a facilitator, opportunities to share my voice and engage in work at this level always help me improve my own practice as I work with other teachers to support theirs.
For example, one of my favorite parts of this work was delving into a new and very valuable resource that the state is providing our Tennessee math teachers. The Instructional Focus Documents provide teachers with a deeper understanding of our state standards and how students may progress through them. They give us an idea of where our students are coming from, where they are going after they leave our class and give us a clearer picture of how deep we need to dive into each standard with our students. They also provide a description of what a student who is performing at each of four levels looks like for any particular standard with ideas for supporting our students to move to a higher level. If you haven't had a chance to look at these, go to the math standards page on the TDOE website and check them out!
As a high school math teacher in Kingsport City Schools, I have participated in numerous opportunities to share my content knowledge at the state level, from test item review and test item writing to standards setting (which determines the cut score for the tests) and facilitating summer training. It's exciting when you see items you wrote show up in test item review and see firsthand that teachers in Tennessee have significant input on standards, assessments, and statewide training.
Every time I've participated in one of these opportunities, I come away not only with a better understanding of the state standards, but with new ideas for my own classroom. I gain a deeper understanding of what I am supposed to teach, both in content and in process. I learn how to better assess my students' understanding. I hone my ability to reflect on a particular lesson or assessment, thinking specifically about the math learning goals and performance goals. And I learn that, when I truly identify where my students are, I can plan for instruction that takes them further, no matter where they are in their learning. I'm able to learn and grow, and support others as they do the same, because of both the quality of the work and support and the rich discussions that always occur between teachers from different backgrounds and with different experiences. As a bonus, I have met many colleagues from across the state that I now call my friends.
Whenever I've engaged with this type of work, I'm always recharged and motivated for what's ahead in my classroom, and I encourage teachers to apply to serve on a work group or attend a state training when you hear about those opportunities. You'll improve your own craft, support teachers around you, and learn that your voice counts!


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Having had the opportunity to hang with my peeps was something that was new and exciting for me.
Vogue Knitting Live is an event everyone should experience, designer, knitter, yarn-a-holic, etc. The style shows, the fiber vendors, new friends, and more… I had the time of my life. It was something, as a new author, I was thrilled to have experienced. It gave me fodder for upcoming blog posts, new friends to keep up with, and new design ideas for classes and future books.
You walk into the Marketplace and these are hanging from the ceiling. Knitted artwork.
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The one thing I enjoyed the most was meeting my publisher. She's a hoot. Shannon Okey is so much like me…quirky, fun, smiles a lot, loves the industry, and has more fun talking with people than the average person. The display at the table was fun and colorful. The pile containing my books kept getting smaller and smaller. Sweet! I signed the last 5 books before I jetted off back home.
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There are a couple of variations of intercoms. Each comes with pros and cons, and each type can benefit different people. Firstly the definition of an intercom is that it is an electronic device that allows either one-way or two-way communication (depending on your needs and preference) .
An intercom is a device that can transmit and receive audio and in some cases video as well (again this is dependent on your needs and preferences). The sole purpose of an intercom is communication.
Intercoms can be used in homes, businesses ,complexes ,hotels and in many other useful locations.
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- Wireless intercoms- A wireless intercom is a device that does not require wires to run between the intercom stations. Examples of wireless intercoms are hand-held radio devices and wireless outdoor call boxes. A pro to using a wireless intercom system is that it's very simple to use. A con could be that with hand-held radio devices the range of communication may not be large with certain devices.
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Too much cannot be made of revisting the mountain-top experience of Jesus – repeating the baptismal introduction of belovedness. Imaginative people have tried to push that belovedness backward toward birth and generational genealogies. They have also picked and chosen episodes after to give evidence of such belovedness.
When all is said and done, belovedness is such an experience that one will let everything else go to have received it. While a bit of belovedness can be anticipated, it is the receiving, yes, the receiving.
Belovedness makes sense of the prophets of old and resurrections yet to be. It is spoken to the ancient ones and those about to walk forward. Belovedness has already been calling, in our day. May we partner with it as the crux of our life and extension of life.
"God is given two chances to speak, a great opportunity for any actor in any story, and God repeats the same line with only minor variations. This indicates either a remarkable lack of imagination, a monumental case of stage fright, or a powerful fixation on a crucial message that must be delivered. While each of these possibilities ought to be explored when developing a way to tell this story, the last seems most promising." [Richard W. Swanson, Provoking the Gospel of Mark: A Storyteller's Commentary – Year B – The Pilgrim Press, pp. 129-132.]
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A scope is an essential part of a gun. This riflescope is imperative to ensure accurate and proper aiming. It can also give a superior experience of shooting to the holder of the weapon. Hitting targets become comfortable if the scope is précised. Nikon P-223 BDC 600 review will help you in deciding if this product is suitable for you.
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Features Of Nikon P-223 BDC 600 Review
The black in color Nikon P-223 Riflescope BDC, 600 with Rapid Action Turret, is a combination of unique and perfect features that a riflescope should contain. Few of its essential features are explained below.
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Mission Statement: Grades for Meds is a charitable opportunity for children and their families who would like to help those who need medical care in the Philippines while encouraging students to improve their academic standards.
Proposal : Each semester, students will ask a pledge from their families and friends a certain amount of money for every A or B grade that their children receive. The money will go towards the GRADES FOR MEDS program through the PMSGKC Medical Mission Project.
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Nigel Evans, MP for the Ribble Valley, has today urged the government to speed up their plans to introduce new leasehold legislation to the house. The leasehold (or 'fleecehold') scandal that recently targeted new homeowners across the UK caused widespread condemnation among MPs in 2017, but progress towards passing a bill has been slow.
Onerous clauses in contracts have trapped families in their own homes, with some homeowners forced to pay third party companies to change their carpets or replace doors. However, the main issues lie with property freeholds which constitute a yearly fee for tenants that rise every ten years, and in some cases double each ten years until the 50th anniversary. This practice, which was not pointed out by the developer's in-house solicitors, has effectively left leasehold houses unsaleable.
According to data provided by the Land Registry, the North West has a disproportionally large number of leasehold properties. For example, 69% of new build houses in the North West are leaseholds while the next largest number are the 15% built in the North East.
The National Leasehold Campaign today (18th July) visited Old Palace Yard outside of Westminster to demonstrate against unfair leasehold practices and the lack of action being taken by government. Here Mr Evans met with his constituent, Hugh Donaldson, the owner of a leasehold property on the border of Bamber Bridge and Walton-le-Dale, who had travelled with the group to lobby his MP.
Speaking from Westminster, Nigel Evans said:
"These demonstrators are absolutely right to be here, very little progress has been made on the area of leasehold reform since last year's white paper. Clearly the schedule of business in the house has been crowded in the last session, but we must find space to debate and pass legislation for leasehold reform. This is the PPI of housebuilding and it needs to be stamped out at the earliest opportunity."
"For almost two years I have been aware of this scandal and the tactics of developers to ensure that homeowners are unaware of onerous clauses and the doubling of ground rent. It has been fantastic to see Hugh here today, to travel to London for such a worthy cause is admirable – especially when travelling by coach in this heat. I wish him, and the other campaigners the very best and can assure them that I will be raising questions to the Housing Minister to ask for faster progression on the bill."


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Laser Hair Removal
Managing unwanted body hair can be an incredibly frustrating issue to deal with. Unsightly hairs can pop up in areas all around your body, from your feet to your face. Shaving these hairs can be difficult. Sometimes, they grow at odd angles that are difficult to shave or in hard-to-reach places that a razor can't get to. Other options like waxing can be incredibly uncomfortable for some people.
What makes all this worse is that those hairs will just pop back up in a few days, so you'll have to spend even more time and money managing pesky body hair that you would rather never see again.
If you want to permanently eliminate your unwanted body hair so that you never have to shave, pluck, or wax it again, laser hair removal is your ideal solution. With laser hair removal, you never have to worry about cuts, razor burn, or irritation ever again.
This gentle, quick, and pain-free treatment can provide you with the long-lasting results you want and can leave your skin looking and feeling silky smooth.
How Laser Hair Removal Works
The laser hair removal treatment works by using a powerful and precise laser to target the hair follicles in the desired area. The laser energy shrinks and destroys the hair follicle in order to permanently close it off. This prevents any new hair from growing in the area. Hair will gradually diminish after each session.
Additional treatments of the same area may be required, as some of the hairs in the area may not be growing at the time of treatment – hair must be in its growth phase to be affected by the treatment. Multiple treatments are required every 1-2 months and will provide 75– 90% permanent hair loss. You may likely need to return once a year or two for a touch-up treatment.
Laser hair removal is safe to use on even the most sensitive areas of the body. These include areas like the face, neck, armpits, and bikini zone. Laser hair removal is excellent for eliminating large areas of hair, like on the stomach, chest, and back. The device used for the procedure also makes it easy to treat hard-to-reach areas.
Both women and men of all skin types can benefit from Laser Hair Removal. Patients with naturally darker skin may required additional treatments. This has to do with the amount of melanin in their skin, which can slightly hinder the laser's ability to lock onto the hair follicles.
Recovering from Your Laser Hair Removal Treatment
Some patients may experience a small amount of irritation in the areas treated, and the skin may take on a sunburnt appearance. Applying ice to the area and a cooling cream will help to manage any discomfort that may be experienced.
It is also important that you keep the treated area clean. This can be done by gently washing the area with water and a mild soap. Applying a lotion to keep the skin nourished can also be very beneficial.
You should avoid direct exposure to sunlight during the first few days after your treatment. If you do go outside, we recommend that you apply sunscreen in order to ensure your skin is properly protected.
There is no downtime required after your laser hair removal treatment. Most patients are able to return to work and their other daily activities immediately following their treatment.
If laser hair removal sound like the ideal solution to your excess-hair issues, contact Bayview Plastic Surgery to schedule a consultation with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Donna Rich.


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Please RVSP for the Courtenay - Alberni Event of the Summer!
Our Candidate Byron Horner and his wife Nicole are hosting a BBQ at their house in Parksville and members and their families are invited!
Sunday August 5 4pm-8pm
Meal: All the fixings and Beer and Wine
Special Guest: Conservative House Leader Candice Bergen MP
Candice Bergen is the House Leader of the Official Opposition and MP for Portage—Lisgar since 2008. Candice is seen throughout the country as a strong advocate for rural issues, and is also concerned with issues of justice and keeping government accountable.
Please RSVP by August 2
August 05, 2018 4:00 PM
Byron Horner's House (email for address)
Parksville, BC
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Anna has been our real estate agent since 1992 and she has always come through for us. Our homes have sold quickly and for very good prices, and she has always found us wonderful homes where we've been happy. No matter what the market is like, she tailors her strategy for success. Her team works well together and, on top of that, they are fun people to spend time with!
Bill & Kathryn
I had a great experience buying and selling with Anna and John. They were patient and helpful all along our quest for a new home. If we're ever back on the market, they'd be our first choice again.
John Paul & Jessica
My wife and I bought our current home from Anna back in 1999. When our daughter decided it was now time for her to buy her first home, we didn't even consider going to any other Ottawa realtor but to Team Ostapyk – Anna, John and Carol. We worked directly with Carol, truly a condo expert. She focused on what our daughter wanted in a condo, her preferred location and price range – and did she deliver! Carol shared her vast real estate knowledge and expertly answered our questions about neighbourhoods, value and the purchasing process. She was insightful and fully engaged with our daughter in her purchasing quest and eventual selection. We sincerely appreciated that Carol always made herself available for questions or viewings and was consistently and immediately responsive to any communication with her. Team Ostapyk proved, once again, that purchasing a home really can be stressless, enjoyable and a lot of fun. Thank you Anna, John and Carol.
Stephen & Donna
We are now proud owners of a home in Country Club Estates, debt free and with a little left over to do some renos in the near future, after we catch our breath.
It has been a pleasure working with your team, and we have already spread the word that Anna at ottawahomesite.com is the place to go for your real estate needs.
Wayne & Noreen
We chose Anna for her vast knowledge resulting from extensive experience in real estate, her warm personality, her knowledge of the market in our Kanata Lakes neighbourhood and by observing the results she had achieved selling properties in Kanata. Anna spent considerable time with us providing a comprehensive market evaluation including information on comparable homes that had sold in our area. We are very impressed by the level of service Anna and team provided, answering all of our many questions, providing us with continual feedback and advice throughout the selling process. Anna exceeded our expectations and most importantly we always felt she had our best interests at heart.
Anna and team did an outstanding job for us selling our home for top dollar in a fall market. We would highly recommend them to anyone who is looking to sell their home.
Thanks Anna, John and Carol for a job well done!
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We used Anna & John for the sale of our home of 25 years and the purchase of our new home. We were very satisfied with both transactions. Not only did they find a very nice couple to purchase our home but they found the perfect new home for us that meets all of our needs. All dealings were very professional. I highly recommend them.
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Selling a home can be a daunting transaction that can be both emotional and stressful. We were lucky enough to be introduced to Anna who did a wonderful job navigating us through the listing, viewing and legal process of selling our home. Most importantly we found her approach both open and honest. Our experience dealing with Anna was excellent and without question, we will be engaging with her to help us sell our next home when the time comes.
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We've worked with John and Anna on both a home purchase and a home sale and highly recommend them. Their professionalism and experience made these typically stressful events much more enjoyable and manageable for us first time buyers and sellers. They provided timely, sound advice and were always available to answer our questions. Whenever the opportunity arises, we earnestly recommend them to our friends and family!
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Excellent experience with Anna and her team. With their help we found our dream home!
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We decided to go with Anna and John Ostapyk, and their team, for the sale of our home based on their reputation and experience selling homes in our area, among others … and our decision was well worth it. They understood that we were not just selling a house and property, but our home. Their knowledge and experience was apparent as they wasted no time in helping us prepare for listing, and subsequently show the property. The result was the sale of the property within days – a fraction of the time we had originally expected. Anna, John and Carol's professionalism, combined with the continuous updates we received from their team throughout the whole process, was refreshing and very much appreciated.
This is an experienced and very effective team, and we highly recommend them to anyone selling their home.
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
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in general I tend to make a point out of sitting on my ass as little as possible, but when the time does come, a perfect chair is absolutely key in a living space. And why not sit on something beautiful, innovative, and recycled? These chairs are at the SF MOMA and show generations of wooden chairs created by some of the most amazing artists and designers. But now days wooden chairs made from reclaimed and recycled wood are becoming more and more common and in beautiful shapes and textures. So...find one that gets you going, and sit on it.
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About Rive-Sud Chrysler
Discover the history of the Dandurand family: 115 years, 5 generations and 1 passion: the auto industry!
Saying that the automotive world is engraved in the DNA of the Dandurand family is hardly an over-statement: for now over 115 years, 5 generations have succeeded each other, and their members have lost none of their passion for the auto industry! Your Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM Fiat dealership by excellence in Brossard, on the South Shore of Montreal, is proud to continue this tradition of passion and for several decades, has been offering outstanding service to its clientele as well as a wide selection of new and used models for all tastes and all budgets! Come see us right now! We are located not far from Longueuil and St-Hubert.
The history of the Dandurand family in the automotive sector started at the turn of the 20th century, when Ucal-Henri Dandurand, a most visionary young man, took part in projects as innovative as the construction of a bridge on the Lachine Canal and the installation of sewer, water and lighting systems in Verdun. He is also known for the creation of the Rosemont neighborhood. An accomplished businessman, he was the first to own an automobile in the city of Montreal, a Waltham Steam, as well as the first licence plate number in Quebec: Q-1. He was also one of the first directors of the Automobile Club of Canada. As well, we must not fail to mention another famous vehicle of the Dandurand family, the Pullman, that could seat up to 26 occupants and was fitted with a toilet and a kitchenette!
One of Ucal-Henri Dandurand's sons, Hector, also left his mark in the automotive world, distinguishing himself as a remarkable salesman of Diamond T trucks in Montreal; he even managed to increase sales in his territory by 50 percent! His secret? He toured around the Metropolitan area, presenting 2 trucks simultaneously, the first one towed on a trailer by the other one. This ingenious idea went quite far (pun not intended!), since after hearing about this great innovation, the manufacturer decided to propose it to all Diamond T dealers in North America!
Jacques Dandurand represented the 3rd generation of this illustrious family and, near the end of the 1940s, he was General Manager of Dumas & Fils Chrysler. In 1955, he was also responsible for the launch of a GM-Pontiac-Buick-Cadillac dealership in Sorel-Tracy, Dandurand Automobile Ltée. Upon returning to Montreal in 1965, he worked for various automotive companies such as Modern Motor Sales, Forté-GM and Verdun Chrysler. Among his other deeds, let's mention that Jacques Dandurand was the first exclusive Quebec distributor of the famous Amphicar Amphibious Car, built in West Germany.
Jacques' son, Louis Dandurand, continued the family tradition and held various positions in sales, mechanics and accounting, and at 20 years-old, found himself in customers' service at Verdun Chrysler, which would change its name to Champlain Dodge Chrysler a few years later. He became its full owner in 1984 and dedicates himself to offering unparalleled service to his clientele—for many years winner of the Award of Excellence in customer service—which undoubtedly contributed to the success of his dealership. Louis Dandurand was also awarded numerous prizes over the years, such as the 1994 Top Dealer Award, the trophée de la réussite—in the dealership innovation category (1992-1994), and the Gold Medal for best business, among others.
Today, the 2 sons of Louis Dandurand, Patrick and Pascal, are the proud owners of Rive-Sud Chrysler Dodge Jeep and Rive Sud FIAT in Brossard and wish to continue this century-old family tradition in the auto industry, as well as with their involvement in the community. While Patrick is the President of this dealership located on the South Shore of Montreal, Pascal is its Vice-President General Manager, and the 5th generation of Dandurand is committed, just as its predecessors, to stand out from the competition by providing exceptional service to its clientele. Both having grown up around the automobile world from their early childhood, Patrick et Pascal proudly follow in the footsteps of their forebears and who knows, a 6th generation of Dandurand might also succeed them in the auto industry in a few decades!
Come meet us today at Rive-Sud Chrysler, close to Longueuil and St-Hubert, to purchase a new or as used vehicle, and find out about our current promotions and our advantageous financing conditions!
Patrick Dandurand
Pascal Dandurand
Vice President General Manager
Nathalie Sylvain
Sales - New
Pierre Dufort
New Vehicle Manager
Sales - Used
Michel Bourbonnais
Pre-Owned vehicles Manager
Sales - Fleet
Daniel Desponts
Fleet Manager
Marc Gariepy
Service director
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Jacques Godere
Parts manager
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Fun links from slashdot: the first picture ever put up on the web was... a picture of four women. No, get your mind out of the gutter. And some random folks at Berkeley used Post-Its to recreate a scene from NES Super Mario Brothers in their building:
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What Happens to EU Roaming After Brexit?
When roaming charges were scrapped within the EU in June 2017, it was a fine moment for mobile users with a fondness for travel.
Travellers saved an estimated £350 million per year as a result of the charges being abolished, but for UK users, the celebration may be cut short after Brexit.
The EU Digital Single Market
UK Prime Minister Theresa May stated in March that Britain will be leaving the EU Digital Single Market (DSM) when the country leaves the European Union.
The DSM is designed to take away any regulatory barriers between members of the EU, and oversaw the abolition of roaming charges across member states.
"The UK will not be part of the EU's Digital Single Market, which will continue to develop after our withdrawal from the EU." Said Ms May, continuing to say:
"This is a fast evolving, innovative sector, in which the UK is a world leader. It will be particularly important to have domestic flexibility, to ensure the regulatory environment can always respond nimbly and ambitiously to new developments."
What Does it Mean for Roaming Charges?
This is the big question that we are all waiting for an official answer to. Obviously, the reintroduction of roaming charges would be an issue for many who travel regularly, as using one's phone abroad could swiftly become substantially more expensive.
But will it happen? The Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) has been quoted as saying that roaming charges will be restored if no deal is made, with a spokesman explaining:
"The Government is committed to securing the best deal for British consumers.
"Arrangements on mobile roaming would be subject to any negotiations, however, a future partnership between the UK and EU is clearly in the interests of both sides."
Commitment to Roaming
It is not all bad news though, with Vodafone and Three already committing to not reinstating roaming charges regardless of changes to the law, while the DCMS explained that consumer expectation will have formed over recent years, forcing the hand of operators.
That being said, there is another side to this too, with Sharon White, Ofcom's Chief Executive, expressing her doubts that network would be able to avoid the charges, saying:
"[Our] mobile operators may be exposed to unfair costs, and our people and businesses could end up paying more than our European neighbours".
The WTO Problem
There is no precedent for roaming charges when a country leaves the EU, so nobody is entirely sure what will happen.
Some had suggested that an agreement between the UK and the EU on roaming charges would be the simplest solution, but Gunther Oettinger, the Commissioner of the EU, explained that any standalone agreement between the two parties would be in breach of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.
With no idea having universal support yet, the only guarantee is that if roaming charges do return, it will become a lot more complicated to use your mobile phone while abroad.


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He won the 1st place in annual prestigious photography contest "ND Awards 2016" in the category: Professional Winners: people: wedding / family. Greg has received many awards, e.g. Top 10 of Braut Magazine 2016, Gold Awards of SWPP, Second place in La Grande Photo - International Photographic Awards 2016, Silver Distinctions of WPPI, The Most Beautiful Polish Wedding Award - Bridelle Magazine, Diamond Award of IFPF for the image Bride in Tuscany.
He was the Finalist of One Eyeland Competition 2014 in the category: Wedding and he was shortlisted for the Final Round of Siena International Photo Awards in 2015. He also received the third place in category: Groom alone - non wedding day of WPPI 16x20 Print Competition 2017 in Las Vegas, where he was also a Judge. He has been also a Judge in other many international photo competitions all over the world - he has supported Image'n'tech Photography Contest (in Greece), Nikon Contest, Magic Lens Competition, Inspiration Photographers (Brasil), PPANI (Northern Ireland), etc. He was a speaker on the stage during Nec Photography Show in 2017 in Birmingham, UK providing the speech How to shot the big day? for more than 200 listeners.
For several years as an Ambassador of Dedolight, Greg has been supporting other wedding photographers and their development through comprehensive photography workshops.
Being also an Ambassador of Phottix, Microsoft, Eizo, Phase One and Wacom, as a member of "Phottix Pro Team", he has an access to the best lighting equipment and knowledge. Greg has provided many seminars and workshops for photographers, working for international conventions, WPPA International, The School of Image, WPPI, MPA, Nikon School, etc. all over the world for years.
His last books were called Newborn Photography from A to Z and Wedding Photographer Bible. His photographs were published in many magazines for women and wedding couples, such as: Wonderful Wedding, W like Wedding, Wedding Guidebook, Photo, Our Wedding, Wedding Couple, Camerapixo, Photography MasterClass, Foto Digital and Dream Wedding Magazine. He has also worked as a Judge of many international contests and Qualifications for photographers.
Earning his prestigious "Master Photographer in Wedding" distinction of Master Photographers International Organization MPIO, as a wedding photographer and international speaker, he has worked literally throughout the whole world. Not including Poland, shooting more than 700 weddings in his career, he has worked as a photographer and teacher in Czech Republic, Germany, United Kingdom, USA, France, Northern Ireland, Slovakia, Egypt, Austria, Croatia, Romania, Belgium, Mexico, Ireland, Turkey, Spain, Thailand, Italy, Greece, Latvia, Mauritius, Kuala Lumpur, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mozambique and the Maldives. He was truly honored to be hosted in Good Morning TVN, Question for breakfast and Polsat Studio Weekend TV programs dedicated to the latest trends in the weeding photography.
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