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§ 31-26-1. Duty to stop in accidents resulting in personal injury.
(a) The driver of any vehicle knowingly involved in an accident resulting in injury to, serious bodily injury to, or death of any person shall immediately stop the vehicle at the scene of the accident or as close to it as possible, but shall then immediately return to and in every event shall remain at the scene of the accident until he or she has fulfilled the requirements of § 31-26-3. A stop shall be made without obstructing traffic more than is necessary.
(b) Any person knowingly failing to stop or to comply with the requirements under circumstances which result in injury to any person shall upon conviction be punished by a mandatory loss of license for at least one year and not more than five (5) years and imprisonment for not more than five (5) years and/or fined up to five thousand dollars ($5,000).
(i) Every person convicted of a first violation shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than one year and for not more than ten (10) years and by a fine of not less than one thousand dollars ($1,000), nor more than five thousand dollars ($5,000). The sentencing judge shall have the discretion to sentence the person to any unit of the adult correctional institutions. Additionally, the license of the person shall be revoked for a period of up to two (2) years. The license privilege shall not be reinstated until evidence satisfactory to the administrator of the division of motor vehicles establishes that no grounds exist which would authorize refusal to issue a license and until the person gives proof of financial responsibility pursuant to chapter 32 of this title.
(ii) For a second or subsequent conviction under this subsection within a five (5) year period, a person shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than two (2) years nor more than fifteen (15) years and by a fine of not less than three thousand dollars ($3,000) nor more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000). The sentencing judge shall have the discretion to sentence the person to any unit of the adult correctional institutions. Additionally, the license of the person shall be revoked for a period of up to four (4) years. The license privilege shall not be reinstated until evidence satisfactory to the administrator of the division of motor vehicles establishes that no grounds exist which would authorize refusal to issue a license and until the person gives proof of financial responsibility pursuant to chapter 32 of this title.
(2) As used in this subsection, "serious bodily injury" means physical injury that creates a substantial risk of death or causes serious physical disfigurement or protracted loss or impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ.
(1) Every person convicted of a first violation of this subsection shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison for not less than two (2) years and for not more than fifteen (15) years, in any unit of the adult correctional institutions in the discretion of the sentencing judge, by a fine of not less than five thousand dollars ($5,000) nor more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000), and his or her license to operate a motor vehicle shall be revoked for a period of three (3) years. The license privilege shall not be reinstated until evidence satisfactory to the administrator of the division of motor vehicles establishes that no grounds exist which would authorize the refusal to issue a license, and until the person gives proof of financial responsibility pursuant to chapter 32 of this title.
(2) Every person convicted of a second or subsequent violation of this subsection within a five (5) year period shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison for not less than five (5) years and for not more than twenty (20) years, in any unit of the adult correctional institutions in the discretion of the sentencing judge, by a fine of not less than ten thousand dollars ($10,000) nor more than twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) and his or her license to operate a motor vehicle shall be revoked for a period of five (5) years. The license privilege shall not be reinstated until evidence satisfactory to the administrator of the division of motor vehicles establishes that no grounds exist which would authorize the refusal to issue a license, and until the person gives proof of financial responsibility pursuant to chapter 32 of this title.
(e) This section shall apply in its entirety to any driver of a motor vehicle knowingly involved in an accident with a person riding a bicycle.

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Graco Highchair Tea Time is a high chair which is a perfect blend of advance modification and comfort. It’s beautifully crafted seating position makes it a must-have product in your house. Your baby’s dining habits will gradually improve with the help of this kids’ high chair. It is suitable for kids aged 6-24 months (up to 15 kgs). Being certified by the European Safety Standards (ECER44-04), it assures full safety and protection against any damages and mishaps. This multicoloured high chair is very light and versatile; it can fit very easily next to your dining table. It also maintains the aesthetic level of the whole dining experience.
Its soft pads are built for providing extra comfort to the baby. The five-point harness system comes with safety regulations, which makes sure that the baby is seated comfortably while eating. The pads and the tray are removable and washable. So, the mess created while eating can easily be cleaned and washed. It is super versatile and can be converted into a study table. In this way, it works in two ways, so it is definitely a wise investment.
This plastic-made kids’ high chair is very light and weighs only around 9-10 kgs. It can be easily be transported from one place to another according to your requirements. The adjustable seating position adds beauty to this product.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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Just was at my RV dealer today and getting prices for a covered vent fan for my Casita.
Looked at the Fantastic Fan1250, they had in store and if I was to buy this I would have to by a Maxxair 1, cover at an extra cost.
For about the same money we looked into a Maxxfan deluxe with 4 speeds and manual low profile cover.
Just wondering if anyone has any issues with ether one of these fans?
Everybody with an Escape is perfectly happy with the Maxxfan that ETI installs. It's just better than the other, even if the name is harder to remember.
Love the MaxxFan in Ten Forward! I've used it in the rain, since it has a self-cover, it's low profile and I can use it with the lid down if I so desire... kinda like a ceiling fan in your house to just move air around. What's not to like?
Just was on line and did a bit of research and do like the looks of the low profile of the Mini and the auto open and close feature would be great when in bed and it's hot or cold and not wanting to get out of bed.
Thanks all you pros...will be getting one tomorrow and installing before the first snows here in Maine.
the maxxfan in my escape is the automatic one with a power top, 10 speeds, and thermostat, so you can set it to automatically come on when the temp gets above a preset.
I have had boh brand of fans, and the Maxxfan is so much nicer. The lid utilizes two lifting rods, while the Fantastic Fan only has one, so wind rocks it around more while in the open position. My Maxxfan has a manual opening lid, 10 speeds foreward & reverse, as well as a thermostat that you set for it to come on or off. They both cost the same when I was shopping for mine.
You can lock the Maxxfan in any position so that the lid doesn't move. So, you can drive with the Maxxfan fully open and solid.
And all this time I thought the Fantastic Fan was the last word in Vent/Fans.
Glad I posted this as I am sure many will benefit from you all.
Another vote for the Maxxfan. Well engineered and works great!
The infatuation with the venerable Maxxfan does not diminish the fact that Fantastic Fan has a long history of unsurpassed quality, value, and service.
My trailer came with a Fantastic Fan and if I thought it would be an improvement I would switch. As long as it works perfect (14years so far) I will not waste money better spent on actual travel.
I agree.. I will not replace my FF. But that is in part because I put a rain cover on it and converted it to infinite speed control instead of the stock three speed resister controlled one. So now it is OK. But if it needs to be replaced, its a MaxxFan for sure. If buying new, same thing. After all, Scamp saw the benefit of installing the MaxxFan after putting the FF in their builds for so many years. FF has not kept up with the competition but they will support the outdated product.
I've had both, the Max with the integrated cover is sleek, the FF was quieter and used less power. I had the FF 10 years ago so things may have changed. I liked the FF better.
Here is another vote for MaxxFan. Low profile when traveling, can be left open in the rain. Only objection is, the one in our ParkLiner is back over the bed, hard to reach. It did have a bad control circuit board, but a call to the company got me a new one, under warranty.
And, it is quiet since the tips of the fan blades are surrounded by a ring.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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As a result, Tibetan nomads, who are being made to abandon their livestock and forced into state-built barracks, scour hills to pick as many caterpillar funguses as possible. With no other source of income or skills to find alternate jobs, collecting Yartsa Gunbu is their only mean of surviving.
In Kyegudo in Eastern Tibet, which was hit by a devastating earthquake in April 2010, almost the entire population hunts for Yartsa Gunbu. Jonathan Watts, the author of When a Billion Chinese Jump, writes that the Chinese middlemen buy the fungus for about 30 Yuans a piece from Tibetan collectors and then sell them in Chinese cities for twice its weight in gold.
However, soaring demands and intense harvesting of caterpillar fungus on the Tibetan Plateau is damaging the hillsides and leading to violent land disputes, cultural degradation and communal conflicts. The local party cadres sell out licenses which allow the local Tibetans to hunt for Yartsa Gunbu. The Tibetan collectors then have to sell the fungus to the cadres or their agents, who make exorbitant profit in the process.
In the peak collection time in the summer, the Chinese middlemen organize video nights in the hills for the root collectors during which adult films are shown and cheap alcohol is sold. There were also a few cases of violent clashes between Tibetans over collection areas. In July 2007 eight people were shot to death and 50 wounded in one area in Eastern Tibet over Yartsa Gunbu.
My first taste of this highland Viagra was in the summer of 2009 in New York City. My friend Tendor, the executive director of the Students for a Free Tibet, was gifted a few caterpillar fungus by a friend. Tendor had the fungus soaked in a glass and one morning, he asked me to have a sip.
“This is Yartsa Gunbu and it will make you strong,” he said somewhat mischievously.
I carefully looked into the glass to find a few floating things which looked like enlarged and discoloured-earthworms. I took a couple of large sips and waited for the magical fungus to take effect. I was disappointed that nothing happened. Perhaps, the famous Tibetan aphrodisiac doesn’t work for me.
Irrespective of its potential medicinal values, the caterpillar fungus is wrecking havoc on the Tibetan Plateau largely fuelled by Chinese people’s demand for it and the Chinese government policy to drive over 2.5 million Tibetan nomads into permanent settlement, which is destroying over nine thousand years of Tibet’s mobile civilization.
[ A fake/ same family...toxic YGNB is also in circulation] as per the film. Drop by anytime to collect it.
its funny this term inji ( i use it too with my tibetan friends). it was a very derogatory term in xenophobic old tibet referring to outsiders and implying materialistic values, yet now a half a century later after most of the aid and political support has been given to the tibetans by these same "injis" the grateful tibetans still use the term. its just a word but words reinforce dogmas.
can some tibetan speaker tell me a polite term in tibetan for westerner?

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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FILA presents two Original Fitness colorways.
In addition to sponsoring last night's "Extraordinary: Stan Lee" tribute in Beverly Hills, FILA presented the comic legend with his very own sneakers.
Paying homage to Lee's personal style and influence in the Marvel universe, FILA crafted an Original Fitness in cream and navy. Ten bold color pops are embroidered along the rear collar to represent Lee's most iconic Marvel characters, such as Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk and Iron Man. His famous moniker, "NUFF SAID," is visible through the translucent outsoles, while the official "Extraordinary: Stan Lee" logo adorns the heels. A second pair, signed by Lee, was given to the winner of an auction in support of Omaze and Make-A-Wish.
VIP guests were treated to an alternate version of the Stan Lee x Original Fitness, styled in FILA's signature scheme of white, navy and red. On this shoe, Lee's signature runs across the back in gold, "NUFF SAID" graphics appear along the quarters and a gum rubber sole caps off the look.
As of now, there's no planned retail release for either pair.

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The whole integrity of editing rests on the editor's ability, when challenged, to give a reasonable and persuasive explanation for every change in the text — and that disagreements over judgments can be worked out collegially, in discussion.
For the past week we've been living in an uber-pristine house while we stand by to vacate on short notice so potential buyers can tour the place. In addition to the many other reasons we're looking forward to selling, we're ready to relax back into our more accustomed level of slovenliness. And speaking of houses, let's turn to words.
I encountered this week's new-to-me term a little while ago, but it has relevance to us today, since we have a brief but intense interest in the doings of the Seattle real estate market. The term is hedge city, which I found in an article in the New Yorker about how China's ultra-rich are investing overseas. A hedge city is, well, "a hedge against volatility at home," to quote the article—"a giant safety deposit box for China’s elite," as Mother Jones puts it, which goes into detail about the economics of hedge cities. A different article estimates that up to 30% of the office buildings in Vancouver BC are owned by foreign buyers.
As I say, the notion of a hedge city interests us because as Vancouver tries to work out its issues with housing shortages versus high prices, Seattle emerges as a new hedge city. Will our house ultimately be bought by Chinese investors? Time will tell.
Ok, sorry, that was a bit of an indulgence. Let's move on to unexpected etymology. The other day I was listening to Sting sing about how it's a big enough umbrella, but it's always him getting wet. (Waaaay too much analysis here.) So I thinks to myself, whence "umbrella"?
Let me back up momentarily. When I was studying Spanish, I learned that the word for umbrella is paraguas, which literally means "for/against water(s)." Not only was this delightful in itself, but it made me realize (oho!) that the English word parasol literally means "for/against sun."
So, umbrella. Off we go to the dictionary for what turns out to be another oho! moment. Guess what: the umbr part of umbrella is related to … do you see where this is going? … umbra, meaning "shade." Nothing there about rain. Nevertheless, and somewhat curiously, the senses of umbrella both as a sunshade and as a rain guard have been in English about the same length of time (since the 17th century). The OED's last citation for umbrella as a sunshade is from 1755, but then, its last cite for umbrella as a rain guard is from 1882.
I thought about this for a bit, and realized that we do still retain the sunshade sense of umbrella, albeit in specific contexts. We talk about beach umbrellas with the understanding that those are not about rain. Ditto patio umbrellas. Still, to me, the word umbrella in isolation is going to invoke the "rain guard" sense, I think.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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Autoincrement columns are typically primary key columns or columns constrained to hold unique values. See Enforcing entity integrity.
You can retrieve the most recent value inserted into an autoincrement column using the @@identity global variable. See @@identity global variable.
For information about IDENTITY columns, see The special IDENTITY column.

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Coffee or Tea, two necessities in life that everybody looks forward to everyday in the morning or evening or when you have to pull an all nighter for an exam. You might love coffee in general, but have tried having your daily caffeine on the go at a self-serve counter? If you haven’t, you’re missing out, and if you have then you know how heavenly making your own coffee at a cafe can be. And what better place to try it from then Costa Coffee, a company specialized in exactly what you’re looking for.
What makes Costa Coffee stand out even more is their attention to their customers; they listen to what the customers have to say and take their suggestions and complaints seriously. So, if you have something to tell them regarding their beverages or services (either good or bad), then fill out their customer feedback survey at www.costafeedback.co.uk, and get a chance to win a gift card with already loaded balance.
Visit the survey by clicking on www.costafeedback.co.uk. This will take you to the Costa Coffee Survey page.
Now enter the first few letters of the store you visited and then make a selection from the list that will drop down.
You will directly be entered into the lucky draw once you have submitted the survey.

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text: New construction with adjacent guest barn and pool, is sited on five plus beautiful acres in one of the most sought after locations in Pound Ridge and Northern Westchester. Open floor plan caters to today's informal lifestyle. Rich amenities, inclusive of chef's kitchen, high-end appliances & custom cabinetry. The breakfast area & family rm with French drs open to an entertaining deck w/ magnificent views bordered by stone walls & age-old trees. The master suite, nothing short of fabulous, a sumptuous bath, his/her closets & balcony overlooking sparkling new pool/spa. Finished walk-out lower level w/ bed/bath, yoga/rec space, cedar closet. New guest cottage w 2-car garage matches the country ambiance. Large second floor apartment ready to customize. Horse property w/charming pony barn/paddock. Adjacent to magnificent 4700 acre Pound Ridge Reservation. Seclusion yet convenience to town & Metro North. Included in total sq.ft. 1632 sq ft in finished walk out lower level.


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Forgot to Pay Taxes on eBay Income?
Home / eBay / Forgot to Pay Taxes on eBay Income?
What should you do if you “forgot” to pay taxes on your eBay income? I asked this question of a tax friend recently and got a multi-part answer that will likely interest you.
The first part of the answer was to be expected. According to the tax code you should file an amended return with form 1040X and report the additional income you omitted. I did a little bit of research on how this works when I recently ran across an electronic copy of a 1099–INT from ING Direct I thought I had forgotten to report. Luckily it turned out the interest had been reported but this is what I found in my search.
It’s likely the IRS will eventually notice your error and want their money if the problem is in their favor. However, if you catch the mistake first and report it they may waive some penalties. Why will they eventually notice? Because the money was probably reported to the IRS by the company associated with the income.
In this case you’ll have to work with your tax preparer or through your tax software to file the 1040X. If you used TurboTax it will help you with the form.
Now for the second part of the answer. If you report income on form 1040X for previous tax periods, you are liable for interest and penalties from the date it should have been reported. The IRS may waive the penalties but they have no obligation to do so. In addition, your state will be notified of the income as well and can also collect interest and penalties.
In my example above, ING Direct sent in a 1099–INT to the IRS informing them of my income. Although it will likely change in the future, eBay has not yet sent any income information to the IRS on its sellers. This means the IRS is not aware you missed reporting income.
My tax friend pointed out that you can still pay the original taxes you owe and avoid the penalties by reporting the income on the next year’s tax return. Of course, the tax code requires you to report the income in the period in which you earned it and if you ever get audited you’ll owe even more interest and penalties than you would have because more time will have passed. I’m not a tax expert so ask your accountant about the potential implications of this approach.
I’m not recommending you wait to report missed income, just passing along what I found in my research. Personally, I paid taxes on my eBay income from last year and paid estimated taxes for this year so I should be all set.
Some people feel if you catch an honest mistake and report it you shouldn’t be penalized. They might ask what’s worse, someone paying the taxes late vs. not paying at all because they don’t want to get hit with penalties. Of course, the IRS doesn’t care if the mistake was honest or not, they just want their money and will take as much of it as the law says they can.
The simplest solution is obviously to not miss anything on your tax return. The best way to do that is to keep good records and not put off doing taxes until the last minute. A great tax resource for eBay sellers that’s really helped me stay on top of my taxes is a book by small business expert Tim Knox and tax expert Kristine McKinley called eBiz Tax Tips.
Knox and McKinley help make sense of the tax requirements for your eBay business and show you many ways to reduce your tax burden. The tag line of the book is how to minimize your taxes & maximize your income and I think the book really does deliver on that promise. If you’ve been slacking on your eBay taxes, wonder if you’ve been doing it right, or are looking for ways to reduce the amount you pay I would definitely check out eBiz Tax Tips to help get your eBay taxes under control.
11 Responses to Forgot to Pay Taxes on eBay Income?
Good advice AIMM, I did setup a separate business and am figuring out all the tax stuff as I go.
ParatrooperJJ, the IRS cares. Even if there is no 1099, they still expect you to report the income.
If there is no 1099 who cares?
if you’re selling a lot of stuff on ebay on a regular basis you should set up a separate business and report it under that entity.
unless you’re making tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars,you’ll probably be able to expense out the income against regular business expenses! hence the issue of paying tax doesn’t arise since there isn’t any profit left over!
I agree you must report any income to IRS. But if you happen to use form 1040X for previous tax periods. It triggers an alarm in the IRS computer system and you will certainly be auditted. I would advice anyone to be aware and extra cautious. I have learnt my lesson the hard way. Good luck!
Lazy & Patrick, you’re right, most people who are just selling stuff to clean out junk in their house and sell something for less than they bought it for don’t worry about paying taxes on the money they make.
Scott, I guess I wasn’t clear in my description. First off, if there is a 1099 connected with the income the IRS will know about it for sure and the sooner you file the amended return the better.
The way the second approach was explained to me was if there is no 1099, you could report the income you missed as being earned the next year so the IRS doesn’t know you were late filing it. Of course, if the IRS finds out then you’ll be in a mess, which is why I wouldn’t take that approach. Basically you’re risking saving some penalties now against owing more penalties later on if you’re audited.
Zot: Hmm.. What you said might be true in the real world but I would say it’s against many people’s principles.
I would be interested to know how you can avoid the penalties by paying on the next years return? There is still the failure to pay penalty from the date of the return from when the income should have been reported. I wouldn’t wait until the next year to report the income, the failure to pay penalty just gets bigger. File an amended return as soon as you find out you forgot. Plus, if you pay it with the next years returns, the 1099’s will not match up to those submitted to the IRS for that year, possibly triggering an audit for that year.
I agree w/ Lazy Man here. Most things I sell on eBay are used items I’ve had around for awhile and no longer use. I don’t buy things to resell for profit. The IRS would have a very difficult time determining the difference between what I paid for something and what I sold it for.
So I can have sales and earn money for items I don’t need, but it isn’t profit if I sold them for less than their original purchase price (depreciation of business owned items notwithstanding).
For business owners who use eBay to make a profit, not just clear items from the house should definitely keep very good records of profits for tax purposes.
Do most people (who are not businesses) make income on eBay? I have revenue on a couple of items, but I think I take a loss on everything that I sell there when you look at the price I paid for the item.
I think for most people you’re right, but one of the most interesting thoughts I heard recently is that if you’re trying to start a business and your choice is between going under and paying your taxes, just skip your taxes. If you make it, paying the taxes later won’t be a big deal, and if you don’t, the corporation won’t exist anymore anyway.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Deal With It | Occupy M.E.
The CFS Advisory Committee will hold its next meeting on June 13-14th. This is the text of the public comment I offered at the previous meeting on October 25, 2011.
Regional centers for research and clinical care? No.
Healthcare provider education and training? No.
Use of the name ME/CFS across all agencies? No.
Research funding commensurate with the burden of this illness? No.
National effort to arrive at a new consensus case definition? No.
No no no no no. No meaningful action. No meaningful funding. All your work, and what is there to show for it? You should be angry, or at least frustrated.
Five years ago, you recommended that NIH issue a new Request for Applications on CFS. It didn’t happen. Many patients expected new funding to be made available after the April State of the Knowledge meeting at NIH. It hasn’t happened. You know there is an urgent need right now for research funding, and we need you to hold HHS accountable.
Today, I urge you to recommend that NIH issue an RFA for CFS research backed by at least $10 million in funding, and that this RFA be issued in the next six months. This recommendation is specific, actionable and measurable. Furthermore, this money must be spent on CFS, not related conditions, and no more money should go to CBT or other psychological approaches. We have begged NIH to fund research into pathophysiology, objective diagnostics, and treatment; we have begged you to help us. I agree with Bob Miller that for NIH to spend $600,000 on Dr. Fred Friedberg’s “commercially viable program of illness self-management” is an insult to every CFS patient.
At the State of the Knowledge meeting, Dr. Collins said that Secretary Sibelius had directed NIH and other agencies to give CFS “special attention.” Today we learned about a new HHS working group on CFS. But talking is not doing. I say we test this alleged commitment to CFS. Make the recommendation that NIH issue a $10 million RFA for CFS research in the next six months. At the next meeting of this committee, we can see if “special attention” actually translates into meaningful action.
I do not accept woe-is-me budget talk from federal officials, and neither should you. We know that money can be found for high priorities. Dr. Fauci’s appropriation of $2 million for the Lipkin XMRV study proves that. Money is available, but the agency leaders are making conscious choices to spend the money elsewhere, on illnesses that are a “higher” priority. NIH’s FY2012 budget request is for $32 billion. Can anyone seriously believe that there is no money in that budget to increase research on CFS? Do you believe that this massive budget cannot be squeezed to find a few extra million for CFS research? The current level of NIH funding for CFS research is the equivalent of pocket lint. Do not dare to tell us that there is no money for CFS research. The money is there. It’s just that NIH does not think we are worthy of it.
While DHHS fiddles, our lives are burning. Physician education? We do that every time we go to the doctor. Consensus case definition? Researchers and clinicians – not NIH or CDC – have participated in devising case definitions based on true evidence. CFS research? We fund that ourselves. Non-profits are funding pilot research that only then can secure government funding.
We are doing all this work ourselves, in cooperation with researchers and clinicians. Voting members, help us by pushing harder, by demanding meaningful, measurable action. Pass a recommendation today that NIH issue a $10 million RFA for CFS research in the next six months.
All these years, we have done this work, and we will continue to do this work. But I say to all of you: you are not off the hook. As long as we have to deal with CFS, you have to deal with us. We are still here. Deal with it.
This entry was posted in Advocacy and tagged biomarkers, case definition, CFSAC, funding, government, NIH, occupy, politics, speaking out, testimony. Bookmark the permalink.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Is polaiteoir Éireannach agus Teachta Dála é Michael Fitzmaurice (Gaeilge: Mícheal Mac Muiris). Tá sé ina theachta neamhspleách. Toghadh chun na Dála ar dtús é i bhfothoghchán sa bhliain 2014 le suíochán Luke 'Ming'Flanagan a líonadh.
Tugadh an leathanach seo cothrom le dáta an 10 Eanáir 2018 ag 03:42.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


text: Send an email out when a new form response is made for your TypeForm form, and, add an item to a SharePoint list. You should choose who the email is sent to and the content of the item added to the SharePoint list. You can use dynamic content from the form in these fields.


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The mezzanine floor has been designed especially with private functions and events in mind. It can hold up to 30 people and is ideal for parties, business meetings or any event which requires some personal space. We are a new business and will do everything possible to make sure your special event goes without a hitch. At Coast Café we pride ourselves on going the extra mile so that you the customer is always more than satisfied.
HI there. I’m trying to organise a 50th birthday party for my partner and was wondering if you would have availability on Sat 27th September; thinking of up to 45 people, preferably buffet type food. If it’s a possibility could you please provide menu and prices.
Would be more than happy to host the Birthday Party.
I can do a number of options with regards to buffet and/or Prosecco on arrival depending on what you want. We do a buffet for £10 per head (dressed crab, antipasti, Prosecco on arrival etc.) but can also offer other alternatives.
If you want to give me a call to talk about this in more detail please do on 07527246701.
I have been trying to call yourselves for 4 days to book a corporate party of 9 for the 7th of October 2014 at 12:30 mid day to be seated in doors please, would this be possible?
Very sorry about phone being out of action, we have a fault on the line and an engineer is coming to fix it.
No problem about your booking, I have put it in the diary and a table for 9 has been reserved for you at 12.30 on 7th October.
If you would like to contact me directly with regards to this please don’t hesitate, my number is 07527246701.
I was wondering do you do anything in the way of Christmas parties for example a buffet and drinks etc… I’m looking for somewhere to hold a team works party for 12 people on the evening of the 12th December.
We are definitely doing a buffet and drinks option for Christmas parties and would love to accommodate your team works party.
We have the top, mezzanine floor available on 12th December and can sit 12 of you up there no problem and would be perfect for you.
…AND ALL THE SALADS, SCOTCH EGGS, CRISPS ETC.
PLUS A GLASS OF PROSSECO ON ARRIVAL.
If you want to call me about this please do on 07527246701 and I will happily book you in.


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This is cool. Also, I’m trying out reblog.
TL;DR: We’ve improved the host version management in Fedora Atomic Host, and you can now use atomic host deploy $version to atomically switch to a well-known version.
The awesome Cockpit project has been working on a UI for managing Atomic Host/OSTree updates. See this page for some background on their design.
If you download the most recent Fedora Atomic Host release, then atomic host upgrade, you’ll get a new rpm-ostree release which in turn has a new “deploy” verb. This was created to help implement the above Cockpit design; it’s a command line talking to code equivalent to what the Cockpit UI pull request will use.
This is noteworthy for several reasons. First, it really unlocks the “server side history” aspect of OSTree for the host tree. This is similar to tagged builds in a Docker repository for a container.
This entry was posted in post on December 15, 2015 by Jason Brooks.


text: Travel Channel's first travel guide app is perfect for the adventurer who appreciates the offbeat Bourdain touch. Featured locales include Amsterdam, San Francisco and New York. Available now on iTunes, $1.99.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


text: I know there are many people who love anime and manga enough to be classified as a Otaku. I am making this group to discuss Anime, Manga, Voice Actors, and Video Games or anything that has to do with the subject of anime and manga. We will not turn down anyone who has a intrest in the subjects listed so please feel free to join.

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Stockwire Research Group, Inc., et al. v. Lebed, et al.
Defendants downloaded a multi-media documentary called Stockumentary from the copyright holder’s website and without permission converted Stockumentary to a Windows Media Video which could be distributed without technical protections. The defendants also removed all copyright notices from Stockumentary, removed all references to plaintiff Stockwire from Stockumentary, and modified the audio track on Stockumentary. By intentionally removing the Stockwire technical protection measures, the defendants enabled third parties to access, copy, redistribute and create derivative works of Stockumentary without the plaintiffs’ consent. Also, without permission, the defendants uploaded the unauthorized video to www.youtube.com and www.lebed.biz.com.
The district court granted the plaintiffs’ motion for final default judgment, found the defendants jointly and severally liable for any damages to the plaintiff resulting from defendants’ violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), and awarded statutory and actual damages, plus interest to the plaintiffs.
Section 1202(b)(1) of the DMCA prohibits intentional removal of “copyright management information,” including the title of the work, the author’s name, and the information set forth in the copyright notice. The court determined that the defendants violated Section 1202(b)(1) through their removal or alteration of copyright management information and awarded plaintiffs their requested equitable relief, as well as $75,000 in statutory damages.
The court explained that Section 1203(c)(3)(B) allows a complaining party to elect to recover an award of statutory damages for “each violation” of Section 1202(b)(1). The court followed McClatchey v. Associated Press, 2007 WL 1630261 (W.D.Pa. 2007), as to the meaning of the phrase “each violation.” In McClatchey, the Associated Press posted an unauthorized work on its website, thereby allowing unlawful access to 1,147 Associated Press subscribers. In analyzing the phrase “each violation,” the McClatchey court stated that “the term ‘each violation’ is best understood to mean ‘each violative act performed…’[thus, a defendant] would violate the DMCA each time it wrongfully distributed a [copyrighted work] to its subscribers.” The McClatchey court concluded that the defendant committed only one violative act by distributing the unauthorized work to its subscribers, even through there were 1,147 recipients of the work.
As in McClatchey, the defendants posted an unauthorized work onto a website, allowing multiple viewers unlawful access. The court explained that under the McClatchey analysis, however, the number of unlawful recipients is immaterial for purposes of statutory damages under the DMCA because Section 1202(b)(1) focuses solely on defendants’ conduct, or, in other words, the number of times the unauthorized video was posted on the Internet for distribution, regardless of the number of end recipients. Accordingly, for purposes of the DMCA, the court found that defendants posted the unauthorized video onto the Internet on three separate occasions, and thereby committed three violations of Section 1202(b)(1) and awarded the maximum statutory award of $25,000 for each of the three violative acts..
The court also found that defendants violated Section 1201(a)(1)(A) of the DMCA, which prohibits the circumvention of a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work. For this violation the court granted plaintiffs their requested injunctive relief and awarded $2,357,200 in statutory damages. The court explained that, unlike Section 1202(b)(1), for a violation of this section of the DMCA, each copy of the unauthorized video distributed by defendants was a violation. As such, the court concluded that defendants violated this section 11,786 times, the number of times the unauthorized video was viewed through defendants' YouTube account.
In addition, the court awarded plaintiffs $135,000 in treble damages because the court found defendants’ actions were willful but denied plaintiffs’ request for disgorgement of defendants’ profits and damages related to misappropriation.


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Hello my darlings, and welcome to the new Monochrome Minimalist!
Firstly, I would like to thank those of you that are regular readers and supporters of my blog and of me. To you, and all of you who have subscribed to Monochrome Minimalist to stay in the know, your support means the absolute world to me.
As you can probably tell, Monochrome Minimalist has been given a new look. Previously, I really hadn’t been as active on my blog because I was finding that I was quite uninspired by the way my content was looking on the site. I wanted to achieve more of an editorial look, but was finding that I was a bit limited with the previous layout. Upon this realization, I knew that I wanted to undergo a re-brand and give the site a (much needed) face lift. At first, I wasn’t sure where to start; I then turned to places I frequently looked for inspiration – publications like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and The Impression. If I was going to change my site, it was going to be a head-to-toe transformation.
I wanted to create a collection of content from which I’ve been inspired to create and still receive inspiration from in the future. My new vision for this blog is to refine and shift my content as my interests do the same. Monochrome Minimalist is my space on the internet, and I’d like for my internet space to be representative of me – meaning that it will modernize, change, adapt and shift depending on what inspires me and my writing. My passion for editorial content is no secret. If you were to look at any of my Pinterest boards, you would know this already. Because of this, editorial concepts were something that I really wanted to start bringing into Monochrome Minimalist, not just the Street Style type imagery that you may be used to seeing. I love the moody aesthetic that many editorials tend to capture in the publications I admire, and I wanted to try and integrate this image style into Monochrome Minimalist as well.
In terms of new content, I want to branch into more lifestyle topics instead of only focusing on fashion. I’d like for Monochrome Minimalist to resemble a fashion and lifestyle publication similar to one that I would be inclined to create if I were to branch into print or online publications. I like the idea of advice columns, cocktail recipes, hot destinations and fashion to tie it all together. To sum it up, I’m really focusing on curating and creating content that is 100% me, not just something I feel as though I need to write to fit a specific niche.
I really hope you like Monochrome Minimalist’s new look! I would love to hear any and all feedback you may have, or if you would like to see any topics covered that I haven’t yet done. Hopefully you’re all as excited as I am to see where the new Monochrome Minimalist will go, because I definitely have high hopes. Until next, xoxo.
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Child labour refers to the employment or involvement of children in any activity that deprives them of their childhood rights and exposes them to tasks meant for an adult or activities that has tendency to harm them mentally, physically, socially or morally. While this may gravely interferes with their ability to attend school regularly, it is a menace that exposes the minors to the inhumane beginning or wrong information at their unwitting stage of life.
Globally, child labour is considered exploitative and several legislations across the world prohibit it. Though, these laws do not consider all works by children as child labour. Of course, there are activities necessary for the cultural, moral and educational upbringing of children such as family and household duties, supervised training and so on.
Every child at his or tender age needs to be exposed gradually to household duties such as sweeping of the floor as one of the first things to be done every morning, watching of plates, petty cleaning of the room and so on. In the typical African countries, it is believed that one of the attributes of a well nurtured and cultured child is to know how to do these things which they believe is part of the pride of such child when he or she becomes an adult. But as much as this activities might be good for them, they still advice that the children should only embark on these works with the supervision of their parents in order to make it safe enough for them.
Recently, a research by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) had it that in the world’s poorest countries, around 1 in every four 4 children is engaged in child labour, the highest number of which 29% lives in Sub-Saharan Africa. In 2017, four African nations (Mali, Benin, Chad and Guinea-Bissau) reportedly witnessed over 50% of children aged 5-14 working. According to the research, agricultural sector is the largest employer of them.
I know somebody would ask who are the employers of Labour of 5—14years old children. However, the majority of child labour experiences is found in rural settings and informal urban economy. Higher parentage of these children are predominantly employed by their own parents and guardians, rather than factories. Many of the parents see the children as tools to helping them achieve greatly in their farming endeavours. There is alarming percentage of these children hawking around the streets day and night, a good number of them are servants in the unstandardized restaurants and the likes while a few of them are apprentices under the roadside menial service providers.
- Poverty and unemployment of parents.
- limited access to education or sound information.
- Repression (parents hold to the belief that they can do what they like with their children).
- Low and unsteady enforcement of laws against child labour.
- Unconcerned attitudes of people around whom child labour is taking place.
- Unsteady campaigns against the menace etc.
There are occasions when poor families and their children rely upon the labour of their children to improve their chances of attaining some basic necessities. More than one fourth of the world's people live in extreme poverty, according to 2005 UN statistics. The intensified poverty in parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America causes many children in these parts of the world to become child labourers. Existing laws or codes of conduct are often violated there.
Another problem that makes child labour painfully exist in our societies is because when we witness it in our neighborhood many of us would not even bother to report it to relevant authorities. It makes no meaning to many people when they see children in such future-killing labours.
Child Labour remains a problem that should not be tolerated anymore. It consequences go beyond such children and their immediate families. The socioeconomic future of every country relies on the children of today. If many of the unwitting children are left in the wrong orientations today, tomorrow of such countries is at risk.
As many parents are not rightly informed on their own part, government of many countries also are insensitive to the future of their countries by paying little or no attention to the programmes and policies that would have empowered their children. The fees for elementary schools are not even affordable for some parents who have one or two children in the public schools and thereby making their children to soon get thrown to the streets for survival.
In some African countries, government and political office holders are much more concerned about who is going to succeed them after leaving the office than who will succeed their nations when their generations are no more.
Children getting exposed to sound education, right cultural and moral codes as timely appropriate is not just their right, it is an investment into their future and the tomorrow of their nations.
Discouraging child labour should not be about campaigns alone or about pointing to enacted laws in the regards. It should be made practicable and realistically obvious in government plans, in our actions and dispositions to such situation when we witness it around us.
1. In order to save the children from this menace, there should be laws prohibiting anybody who has not relatively attained the age of an adult and or a prescribed level of education from getting employed or engaged in the activities that may be referred to as child labour.
2. Governments and well-to-do community members should come together to make education free or affordably accessible for the children. One of the problems affecting governments from doing this is wrong impression of the relevant leaders. Some political office holders would say they did not ask anybody to give birth to their children, believing that once you have given birth to a child you must be ready to take all responsibility. The fact is that the children they fail to take good care of today would become nuisance and source of threats to the nation’s security and economy tomorrow.
Government and well-to-do community members can synergise to make school fees free or affordable for children. Free or subsidised provision of school uniforms and free meal are possible just to encourage the children of the unprivileged parents in the public schools.
3. All of us should not silent about it when situations of child labour are witnessed around us. We should always see the act to be very future-killing and harmful to the nation at large.
Child labour prevents children from enjoying a normal and healthy childhood. It can also prevent them from getting no or smooth education.
Apart from reporting to the relevant authorities when such cases are noticed, you and I can also assist in stopping child labour by donating to the less-privileged in our society.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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The new album by acclaimed Los Angeles-based duo The Milk Carton Kids entitled The Ash & Clayis in stores today via Anti-.
The Milk Carton Kids are Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan. While the most obvious musical reference is the classic folk revival sound of twin acoustic guitars and matching harmonies, the band both expands and contradicts that rich legacy with highly inventive guitar lines and their intricately interwoven vocals. After forming in 2011, the duo quickly built a devoted following with the simple purity of their music and their celebrated deadpan stage humor.
The duo will celebrate their new record's release with an appearance at Amoeba Records in Hollywood. The following night they will host The Milk Carton Kids Revue on March 27th at Largo in Los Angeles. The evening will see them offer musical and vocal accompaniment to performances from Ed Helms, Tom Brosseau, Joe Henry, Over The Rhine, Joe Purdy, Jill Sobule, and special guests yet to be announced. To close the evening, The Milk Carton Kids will perform songs from The Ash & Clay.


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Knotters driven by shaft and gears provide a positive drive for dependable and accurate functioning.
The twine knife is made of surgical-quality steel and can be easily unbolted for sharpening or replacement.
The adjustable edge on the wiper arm allows an easy, accurate adjustment to the billhook.
The positive meshing of knotter gears is easily maintained with spring pins and washers on the needle lift shaft.
The large-diameter needle-lift shaft increases strength for reliable operation.
The split-design knotter frame enables easy removal, without disassembly of the entire mechanism.
A coil-type tension spring on the twine holder enables easy adjustment and improved performance.
The twine disk timing is easily accomplished without removing the pinion gear.
Making adjustments is easy when changing from multi-twine billhooks to sisal-twine billhooks.
The billhook cam track is a separate hardened part that can be replaced independently from the knotter frame, which reduces repair costs.
The compression charge is on the downstroke of the pitman arm to help eliminate slapping of the plungerhead.
The pitman is offset to the right (knife side), where the load is heavier, to further minimize wear.
A lubrication fitting on the pitman arm provides easy access for lubrication to the wrist pin.
A safety stop is positioned to stop the plungerhead at the crank, to eliminate possible damage to the plungerhead face.
The free-floating auger raises or lowers to match and maintain control of incoming crop.
Hay turns in the tapered auger housing, which enables the feeder forks to fold each charge as it enters the bale case to produce uniform bales. The crop is pre-compressed for better bale uniformity.
The auger system has few moving parts for less wear and less chance of untimely breakdowns.
Hay is uniformly distributed into the bale case, which produces easy-to-handle bales and bales that stack well.
Feeder forks can be adjusted to five positions to match the feeding requirement to the hay conditions.
Forks are spring loaded for protection and are timed independently of knotters.
Closely spaced pickup teeth gather all of the hay in wide, heavy windrows.
Narrow-channel strippers positioned closely together help to save leaves and short material to put more quality into the bale.
The pickup is 188 cm (74 in.) wide on flare and offset 25.4 cm (10 in.) to the right of the bale case.
The belt drives used to power the pickup are virtually trouble free and eliminate the need for slip clutches.
The adjustable hay compressor mounts to and floats with the pickup and helps to maintain the same relationship to the pickup teeth at all operating heights.
The hay compressor also controls hay for continuous positive delivery to the auger.
The hay compressor is adjustable to nine positions to maintain positive control of hay in either large, heavy or light, fluffy windrows.
It can easily be removed with two spring pins for access to the auger or feed opening.


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Three times a year Shanti Mandir’s global resources are mobilized to organize eye camps in northern India, where people with eye diseases receive treatment. The eye camps are arranged through the Shanti Mandir ashram in Kankhal, next to Haridwar in Uttarakhand State.
Shanti Mandir sponsors the eye camps in association with GMC Eye Hospital, Haridwar. Since 1998, 28 free eye camps have served more than 18,300 men, women, and children. Each patient is examined and either prescribed medication or glasses or asked to return for surgery the following day. To date, 3636 patients have undergone successful intraocular lens (IOL) surgery to remove cataracts and restore vision. The patients receive free meals, consultation, medication, and transportation to the hospital for surgery.
In each eye camp organized by Shanti Mandir and overseen by Swami Nityananda, great care is taken to ensure a consistently high standard of service in the areas of surgery and postoperative care. The success rate of all surgery performed to date is 100 percent.


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This Wednesday, August 31, I had the honour of being one of eleven young entrepreneurs to participate in an intimate roundtable discussion with Hon. Navdeep Bains, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development. Hosted by Startup Canada in partnership with Ladies Learning Code, this discussion was initiated to provide youth input into Canada’s Innovation Agenda, with a focus on how the government can better support young Canadians in entrepreneurial and innovative endeavours.
Though our businesses spanned industries – among us were a game developer, a healthy living not-for-profit founder, two healthcare technology companies, and YouTube star “Nerdy and Quirky” – some common themes arose through the discussion. One such theme was the need for more resources and support for entrepreneurs under 18 years of age. Youth entrepreneurs have a harder time being taken seriously than adult entrepreneurs, and an even harder time finding investors. Some of the entrepreneurs at the table have already succeeded in securing upwards of $1 million in capital, but that is far from the norm.
Another common theme was the importance of education in shaping a young innovator’s success. The consensus at the table was that most university education doesn’t adequately prepare the modern innovator for roles at startups because the curricula taught at schools – particularly in technology and computer science departments – have not yet caught up to what is needed in industry. Minister Bains was receptive to our suggestions to invest more in innovation programs for students that teach entrepreneurship skills and bridge the gap between the traditional conceptual education received at universities and the hands-on experience gained through college and work experience.
The final theme I will highlight here is the need for more resources for all Canadian youth, not just the youth who come from high-income families. This is the same point I raised in my discussion with Prime Minister Trudeau, who suggested that more free resources and complimentary programs should be created and made available to underprivileged Canadian youth so that they can learn the skills they need to make a competitive entrance to the workforce. Minister Bains agreed that this is an issue that must be addressed if we are to make Canada a truly entrepreneurial society and a world leader in innovation.
Top Row: Ron Glozman, Jack Bern, Amir Motahari, Sage Franch, Victoria Lennox, Andre Bertram, Frank Nguyen, Alexandra Courts, Ronen Benin. Bottom Row: Thadchayani Kupendiran, Melissa Sariffoden, Heather Payne, Minister Bains, Sabrina Cruz.
Many more points were raised in the hour-long roundtable discussion, many of which have been highlighted on BetaKit and IT Business.
A huge thank you to Ladies Learning Code and Startup Canada for inviting me to be part of this discussion and giving me the opportunity to provide input to Canada’s Innovation Agenda. I am so honoured to be a voice for youth and women in tech, and to make sure our voices are heard in important discussions like these that shape the future of Canada.

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Canada’s treatment of its indigenous peoples has been described as ‘cultural genocide’.
Documenting the effects of the Indian residential school system (governmental boarding schools for indigenous children), the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (2015) recently defined reconciliation as ‘establishing and maintaining a mutually respectful relationship between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples’. The Commission determined that this is a relationship that Canada does not presently have. The country is at an important moment in its relationship with First Nations. It is beginning to acknowledge its own colonial history and there is discussion of how reconciliation might be achieved. The context of why reconciliation is needed relates to dark aspects of Canadian history, which linger on today.
First Nations peoples inhabited North America, or Turtle Island, as some cultures call it, for thousands of years before Europeans arrived in the continent. The traditions of many of these cultures tell us that it is their land of origin. Canada, by contrast, is a young nation. Although remaining a British colony for many decades afterwards, it became independent from the UK in 1867. With this, it inherited treaty obligations – agreements that had been signed between First Nations peoples as sovereign nations and the British crown.
Soon after its independence, Canada asserted control over indigenous peoples and lands. The Indian Act (1876), which is still upheld with amendments in Canadian law, was imposed on First Nations peoples without their consultation. It was, and still is, a legal reaction to Canada’s treaty obligations. It limits the self-governance of First Nations peoples, their control over indigenous lands and services they use, such as education and health care.
During this period, First Nations peoples, like Native Americans in the US, were also confined on reservations. Within these spaces, Canadian authorities attempted to suppress indigenous cultural practices. The Potlatch festival for example, a practice which could be used to redistribute wealth or as a rite of passage depending on the culture, was made into a criminal offence in section 3 of An Act Further to Amend the Indian Act (1880). This ban lasted until 1951.
There were many reasons why Canadians wanted to assimilate indigenous peoples into their society. Some were well intentioned, albeit condescending, such as the belief that it was only by assuming Western culture that indigenous peoples could survive in a modern world. Other reasons were more malicious, such as the belief that this process would invalidate the claims of indigenous peoples to their lands, meaning it could be divided up and seized for Canadians.
This thinking led to the horrors of the Indian residential school system. These schools were, for much of their existence, run by church denominations and later by the state, from the late 19th to late 20th centuries, the last of the schools closing in 1996. Not all students had negative experiences, but there were many cases at these schools of extreme emotional and physical abuse, including deaths. First Nations children were isolated from their families and forced to give up their own languages and cultures. This had disastrous implications for the self-esteem of many indigenous children. Bud Whiteye, who attended the Mohawk Institute Residential School, recently explained the extensive and oppressive cultural regime within these institutions. ‘You didn’t speak anything but English. You went to the white man’s school. You went to the white man’s church. You wore white men’s clothes. All those were built in. It wasn’t a classroom-type lecture. It was ingrained in the system.’ All this was designed to alienate children from their indigenous identities as they were removed from their families – often forcibly. It was this, specifically, that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada would go on to describe in 2015 as ‘cultural genocide’, when it determined that the schools deliberately prevented ‘the transmission of cultural values and identity from one generation to the next’.
Canada has much work to do towards reconciliation. First Nations peoples are still enduring the consequences of colonialism. As a demographic group in Canada they are more likely to, among other things, experience overcrowded housing, food insecurity, unemployment, mental health problems in their youth and low levels of confidence in the justice system. In 2015, indigenous peoples (including Métis and Inuit) accounted for 25 per cent of homicide victims, despite only representing an estimated five per cent of the population. Canadian provinces also still allow the exploitation of indigenous lands by businesses and the lucrative extraction of natural resources on these lands, something which many indigenous peoples oppose. The sovereignty of First Nations remains limited. As First Nations activists Arthur Manuel and Grand Chief Ronald Derrickson have pointed out, the Canadian government does not allow indigenous peoples significant power, ‘over any land or resources in … Aboriginal and treaty territory except for the 0.2% that has been designated Indian reserve lands’. Like indigenous peoples who have resisted colonialism in the past, many First Nations peoples are unwilling to accept this situation. For them, Canada needs to make significant concessions so that a better relationship can be developed.
Canada’s historic treatment of First Nations peoples has been oppressive, seeking to exploit their lands and eliminate their cultures. There have, however, been some improvements in, or at least acknowledgements of, the way in which First Nations peoples are treated through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Yet for many First Nations peoples, Canada needs to accept that indigenous self-governance and control of lands must be allowed if reconciliation efforts are to be sincere.
William Rees is an MA student at the University of Exeter, researching indigenous identities in North America.


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text: This week for math we revised our 3D shapes. We spent 2 days working on 3D and 2D shapes. We had to draw lots of different shapes such as a cube, cylinder, cone and other shapes. I learnt that the tip of a pyramid is called a vertex.


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"The Ruta Inka 2016 In Defense of Mother Earth" is an expedition with the aim of raising awareness about the environmental protection. With that purpose four expeditions will be simultaneously inaugurated on 21st June, 2016, in the four administrative regions of the Tahuantinsuyo, ending its activities on August 1st, in the context of a Cultural Festival celebrated in Machu Picchu. In the Chinchaysuyo Region the expedition will be organized under the coordination of the Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana Benjamín Carrión (CCE) counting with the participation of 120 members, including students, journalists, artists, academics, UN volunteers, instructors and supporting staff.
Whereas the Ruta Inka is a non-profit organization and supported by many indigenous peoples acting in good faith at all times, entrants release the CCE, the Ruta Inka and its associated villages from any liability for damages of any kind that may arise because of disobedience to the recommendations of the organizers.
Each participant’s fee will cover the cost of 42 days of travel, since the inauguration in Quito, until the end in Machu Picchu. Once the Ruta Inka 2016 expedition is over, organizers responsibility expires, so each participant will have to find his own means of transport back home.
The academic program will be coordinated by the CCE in Ecuador and by the Ruta Inka in Peru, with the collaboration of other institutions from the host communities specialized in the field of multiculturalism and the promotion and dissemination of ancestral knowledge. These activities will be certified by the CCE, the Ruta Inka and other supporting institutions.


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This year is the 100th anniversary of the armistice which brought an end to the First World War, and the centenary of the Royal Air Force – which was formed on April 1, 1918.
Second World War veterans will open Letchworth’s day of remembrance at 10am on Saturday at Broadway Gardens. There will be a full programme of events, including a cadet’s soapbox challenge, military bootcamp, Lindy Hop dancers, the Harpenden Pipe Band and the Garden City Singers.
More than 20 doves will be released in memory of all those who are no longer with us.
Event organiser Di Adkins said: “Letchworth has a strong ex-armed forces community, reflected in its veterans and cadets organisations.
“The town’s war memorial bares testament to human sacrifice and the strong family ties to those names etched in stone.
They will also be giving away more than 300 ‘mystery gifts’ when you collect a voucher from the town centre and bring it to the Heathlands Animal Sanctuary stall at the event in the Broadway Gardens.
In Stevenage, Armed Forces Day will be marked in Town Square, with music, food, stalls and face painting from 10am until 4pm on Saturday.
Stalls will include information from a range of local charities. St George’s Way multi-storey car park will be free from 6am until 6pm on the day.
There is also a free bushcraft camping trip for all ex and currently serving forces personnel in Ardeley from tomorrow until Monday.
The camp out will include a fundraising raffle for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.
Veterans are welcome to join for the whole event, or just come along for the day. Children and dogs are welcome.
Baldock’s Royal British Legion branch will host a stall in the High Street beside the war memorial from 10am until 4pm.
Hitchin has already marked Armed Forces Day, with the sea cadets helping man a stall set up by the Hitchin branch of the Royal British Legion in Market Place on Saturday.


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by Alexander Fury on 17 January 2010 .
An ode to the instinct for survival if ever there was one.
Everyone this season seems obsessed with survival - perhaps this is more about the economic than the environmental climate, but a parade of bankers is far less exciting than an array of eco-warriors. Certainly, that was the reasoning of Vivienne Westwood when considering her A/W 2010 MAN show - an ode to the instinct for survival if ever there was one. Maybe that is giving Westwood short shrift - modes of redress, distress and make-do-and-mend are more than just climate-change fad fodder for her. Indeed, they've been part of her ouvre for decades, whether that be reconfiguring teddy boys for the seventies, slicing dishcloth into a 'kitchen sink' cardigan or her latter-day experiments with flinging panes of unfinished fabric around the body. This season, she continued in her own inimitable path but her clothes suddenly chimed with the more mainstream offerings of Milan's power players. Witness the flurry of substantial shearlings - particularly a gilet that looked like a sheep slung over the shoulders of one model - slashed and layered knitwear with earth-coloured cave man prints, and a hint of utility in boilersuits and practical denim. That hint of function infused the tailoring too, with clever double-linings allowing cuffs to peel back and up at the wrist and still leave arms covered. She also caught onto the military feeling too, with medal-strewn cadet tailcoats and wicked intarsia knits aping officer's mess dress, studded with crystal or frothed with three-dimensional lurex braid. It was idiosyncratic, quintessential Westwood. The unfortunate thing is that idiosyncratic, quintessential Westwood doesn't just mean well-cut suits in hardy wool and tartans and inventive knits. It means bawdy British humour, overworked didactic design and lurid catwalk pranks. This season, we got all of these in abundance - most notably the latter. It's difficult to pay attention to the clothes when models hoick spittle, feign pratfalls and bust-ups, or indeed push shopping-trolleys of detritus in imitation of vagrants. She stated that she found inspiration in their 'battle gear for the harsh weather conditions', but rather than homeless homage, this show too often seemed to fall into parody, leaving the audience the more uncomfortable for it. A catwalk of cardboard boxes, sleeping bags slung over necks and artificial touches of grime on faces were a little too close to the bone, especially when the fashion press had to pass half-a-dozen homeless people on their way into the venue. Westwood loves to antagonise and provoke - she's the grandmother of punk, for pete's sake - but sometimes those 'vagrant' touches seemed pure, embarrassing bad taste with very little real substance underneath. Likewise the outfits they often inspired. I for one had strains of 'qu'ils mangent de la brioche' ringing in my ears - and although I liked much of what was on offer, I cannot - or rather will not - applaud the sentiment.


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During hari raya, alot of shops are closed including those that are run by chinese (I really wonder what has it got to do with them?). So yea, we couldn't think of anything nice that suits my aunt's taste bud until we thought of this place, Ah Koong Eating House 亚坤纯正西刀鱼丸 at Jalan Changkat Thambi Dollah, nearby Shaw Parade & Time Square.
Did I mention they put mince meat into the soup too? Nice!
*Nothing much about this, noodles very soft.
Near Shaw Parade, behind Berjaya Times Square.


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n. 1. A expression of gratitude; an acknowledgment expressive of a sense of favor or kindness received; obligation, claim, or desert, or gratitude; - now generally used in the plural.
If ye do good to them which do good to you, what thank have ye? for sinners also do even the same.
What great thank, then, if any man, reputed wise and constant, will neither do, nor permit others under his charge to do, that which he approves not, especially in matter of sin?
For the lesson thou hast taught.
of his or her own accord; with his or her good will; voluntary.
Will not, his thanks, have no fellowship.
v. t. 1. To express gratitude to (anyone) for a favor; to make acknowledgments to (anyone) for kindness bestowed; - used also ironically for blame.
"Graunt mercy, lord, that thank I you," quod she.
I thank thee for thine honest care.
And thank yourself if aught should fall amiss.


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Calvino lists several definitions of ‘the classics’, starting with the witty observation that they are those books adults usually claim they are ‘rereading’.
His other definitions include profound reflections on the way that youthful reading folds itself into unconscious value systems, and on how classics bear traces of their significance to previous generations. All his comments are remarkably fresh and unpretentious. Using a brilliant analogy to background street noise, Calvino tackles the difficult question of balancing our reading time between the classic and the current, and ends with another striking image, about art for art’s sake, borrowed from Emil Cioran.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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In addition to our meeting on Tuesday night, a major Adobe event will take place on Tuesday morning downtown. If you’re in the area (there are several design studios downtown), come hang out for a while and talk about all of the news from CreativeCloud. If you’re available after, Chana Messer has organized a coffee meetup after the event.
If you’re in the Los Angeles area – it’s really easy to get down to this event by metrorail – and avoid the morning traffic crush. Take the blue line out of LAUnion Station one stop and walk across the street, near LA Live.
I had a few questions about the cloud. Like do you have to be on line to use the programs? that would be problematic for someone who say is on a set in a canyon? Read an article in a magazine, I think Video maker and it left me perplexed about that.
This is a great question Laura Ann – many people have the same concern. You do NOT have to be online to use the programs. In some instances, you don’t even have to download the applications. You do have to occasionally check in to ensure you are up to date, but it’s not an hourly or even daily routine you need to follow.


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This is an humble attempt to translate the Tamil work on “Gow Samrakshanam” as told by His Holiness Sri Chandrashekarendra Saraswati Mahaswamigal “Kanchi Mahaperiyavaal”.
While translating, earnest efforts were made to keep it in original form. However, due to the niceties and beauty of Tamil and Sanskrit language, at some parts inadequacy of English language to reproduce the exact spirit of word was felt. Humbly pray for pardon in this regard and forgiveness for any errors that may have crept in the process.
With deep reverence, this work is placed at the Birth Place and Lotus Feet of “Sri Kanchi Mahaperiyavaal” at Villipuram on 30th October, 2010.

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AMARILLO – The annual Ornamental and Turf Conference will be Jan. 22 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center, 6500 W. Amarillo Blvd., Amarillo. The event is sponsored by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service offices in Potter and Deaf Smith counties.
The program will begin at 8:30 a.m. with registration and the first presentation at 9 a.m. Lunch will be on your own during a break from noon to 1:30 p.m. The conference will conclude between 3-3:30 p.m.
The fee is $20. Cash and checks only, and make checks payable to: Deaf Smith County LAB. Invoices can only be arranged prior to the conference.
To preregister, call Rick Auckerman, AgriLife Extension agent in Deaf Smith, at 806-364-3573 or rick.auckerman@ag.tamu.edu, or to Megan Eikner, AgriLife Extension agent in Potter County, 806-373-0713 or megan.eikner@ag.tamu.edu.
Five Texas Department of Agriculture continuing education units – one laws and regulations, one drift management, one integrated pest management and two general – will be offered.
Tree Pesticides – Brian Scott, Texas A&M Forest Service staff forester, Canyon.
Turf Pesticides – Jim Garrett, PBI-Gordon turf technical support, Grand Prairie.
Gophers, Moles and Prairie Dogs – Kevin Proctor, Kaput Products sales representative, Ben Wheeler.
TDA Laws and Regulations – Kyle Thompson, TDA inspector, Lubbock.
For more information, contact Ronda Fisher at 806-677-5600 or rkfisher@ag.tamu.edu.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text: Huge Savings! Up to 11% off on Water Heaters at UCBC Group. Top brands include dcheaters.com, Chronomite, & EZ-Flo. Hurry! Limited time offers. Offers valid only while supplies last.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


text: A unicorn walks into a bar… Ouch! Get it? We don’t. Come to our sketch show and explain it to us afterwards. Our jokes are better than that one anyway.


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Phew! What a couple of months it’s been for Sleeperz Hotels!
Just three years after opening our first design-led treasure in central Cardiff, we saw a successful opening in Newcastle city centre in January.
All the great experience we’d amassed in the Welsh capital was put to good use in the North East.
The result is a fabulous hotel that’s quickly become part of the Newcastle tourism scene and, importantly, part of the city’s vibrant local scene.
Not to put too fine a point on it, we’re loving the new place!
Sleeperz Cardiff, meanwhile, has been enjoying the continued resurgence of South Wales as a business and tourism destination and the excitement of a thrilling RBS 6 Nations rugby tournament. An entertaining Wales team always gives the city a spring in its step.


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industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Though I've visited Amsterdam many times, I've never been to the tulip fields. During this recent trip, I made it a point to go to Lisse to see the profusion of colorful tulips at their peak. It was beautiful to stroll around the 32-hectare Keukenhof Gardens. While it was overcast, it wasn't cold at all and a few sprinkles didn't warrant an umbrella.
There are more than 7 million tulips, daffodils and hyacinths grown at Keukenhof. The incredible variety of tulips and amazing colors are every photographer's dream. This is truly a feast for the eyes.
The flowers are artfully planted in diagonals, horizontals, verticals, patchwork, and many elaborate patterns. There's a windmill on site, a Japanese garden, a stream running through the gardens, fountains and playgrounds and so much more. You just need comfortable shoes and well rested legs for the long walks.
It’s a special privilege to have a garden. When I wake up in the morning, I stand by the French doors to see the flowers blooming, the trees swaying in the sea breeze, and more banana trees sprouting though the old mama banana has not yet borne any fruit.
I just planted several ti plants this week to give more color to my elongated yard and hide the ugly cement fence. When I first paid attention to these plants in Bali, I thought how beautiful it would look to have a profusion of them. They grow tall and the crimson leaves are eye catching. I’ll need at least two dozen of these to cover the walls.
My garden is still evolving. I am hoping to bring the lush landscape of inland Capiz and Bohol into my home. But some plants are a little difficult to find like the Madagascar palm tree. So far I have a few young palms. They take a long time to reach six or seven feet but if I start cultivating them now, I’ll enjoy seeing them reach their maximum height.


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(Orlando, Fla.) – The Dickinson women's tennis team celebrated St. Patrick's Day with its first win of the season, posting a 9-0 victory over Illinois Wesleyan University on Friday morning.
The Red Devils had some dominant performances with seniors Joana Nunes (Carcavelos, Portugal/St. Julian's School) and Madison Parks (Denton, Md./North Caroline) starting things off with an 8-0 win at number one doubles.
Parks claimed second singles (6-0, 6-1) while Nunes did not surrender a game in either match, posting a (6-0, 6-0) win in the second flight.
First-year Olivia Shea (West Hartford, Conn./Kingswood Oxford) did not allow a game in the fourth singles flight, winning in straight sets. She joined junior Lauren Altschuler (Malvern, Pa./Eastern) for an 8-2 win in second doubles.
Altcshuler battled to a 6-4 decision in the first set and closed out her match in the top flight with a 6-0 second set.
Sophomore Lydia Fox (Saratoga Springs, N.Y./Arlington) and junior Jaclyn Baum (Ashland, Mass./Ashland) completed the sweep with straight set wins in the fifth and sixth singles flights. Baum joined first-year Elisa Varlotta (Pittsburgh, Pa./Brashear) to capture third doubles, 8-6.
The Red Devils improve to 1-3 on the season. They return north to open Centennial Conference play next Saturday, hosting Johns Hopkins University at 1:00 pm.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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FoodLegal Bulletin is Australia's premier periodical in food law and policy issues.
It focuses specifically on analysis and commentary for regulatory compliance and the legal issues affecting food and food industry participants.
Should the law make faster food safety testing technologies for listeria mandatory?
Tips for food start-ups Part 2: What can go in my product?
Does a Vegan claim mean the absence of all animal allergens in the product?
Tips for food start-ups Part 1: How do I start my food business?
When can caffeine be added to a New Zealand supplemented food?
What happens if a key ingredient in your product is declared as a novel food?
Can you call your product Vegan?
What does it mean for honey to be ‘ripe and mature’?
Does the Food Standards Code permit carry-over of vitamin and mineral fortification?
What is “GRAS”? Is it good enough for the Australian Market?
Can a sports food claim to be sporty?
Country of Origin: How relevant is the concept of ‘significant ingredient’?
Do food service products require a country of origin label?
Can enzymes ever be used as food ingredients?
What are the impacts if the minimum alcohol percentage for tequila is reduced?
How will food businesses and consumers be affected by New Zealand’s proposed Country of Origin laws?
Green tea: is it good or bad for our health?
What limitations exist for Food for Special Medical Purposes allowances?
When does a new probiotic strain need regulatory pre-approval to be used in food?
What is the impact of the Country of Origin requirements on New Zealand products?
Can products that contain GOS claim to have ‘no added sugar’?
Is 'substantial transformation' the wrong criterion for the kangaroo?
When does a company kitchen need Food Act registration?
Do the new Country of Origin food labelling laws apply to B2B transactions?
Why is FSANZ increasing maximum residue limits?
Recent trend of ‘slack-fill’ actions in the US: what are the comparative regulatory risks in Australia?
Can foods for export still use the kangaroo logo?
Do Formulated Supplementary Sports Foods have stricter health claim requirements?
‘No added sugar’ and ‘diet’ drinks: misleading or deceptive?
What impact has the Advertising Standards Board had on food marketing in 2017?
Does mentioning a healthy ingredient constitute a health claim or a nutrition content claim?
Is Australia’s novel food regulation 'exclusivity' option protected against food imported by New Zealand?
Does the portion of Australian ingredients in my product affect whether it has been “substantially transformed”?
When does blending of dry ingredients count as “substantial transformation”?
The implications of different tests for "Product of" under Australia's new Country of Origin law: Is it easier to claim "Product of France" than "Product of Australia?"
Can the new Country of Origin Labelling laws be privately enforced?
Government response to Horticulture Code of Conduct review - finally a win for industry?
Are press releases 'advertising' under the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code?
Can sugar-free confectionery use food colours?
Natural extracts (Part 1): Real and natural, but really?
The new Country of Origin Labelling system: "Can I still say 'local and imported' ingredients?"
Emulsifiers, stabilisers, thickeners, gelling agents: Texturisers - Which one and why?
Under Australia's new Country of Origin Labelling laws: Is the water in my product "Australian"?
Australia's new biosecurity legislation - What does it change?
Does the dairy industry have a monopoly over cheese?
Can a guidance document be given the weight of law?
Are there labelling anomalies in the new Food Standards Code?
FSANZ Proposal P1024: Novel foods and nutritive substances - Quo vadis?
How concentrated are your ingredients?
What about minerals as nutritive substances and their 'natural-ness'? How natural are they?
How really natural are vitamin-based nutritive substances?
CoOL: How do the "safe harbour defences" differ in the new country of origin labelling framework?
Uncle Tobys penalty: Implications for usage of split claims?
Is a new future starting to hatch for the labelling of free range eggs?
Is there a problem with titanium dioxide - or in its nanoparticle form?
The difference between "unsafe food" and "unsuitable food"
How do I add stevia to this?
Are the New Zealand regulatory opportunities and avenues for Australian food importers getting narrower?
Australian Nutrition Data - Which source?
What is the legal definition of 'fresh'?
Towards improving safety of fruit and vegetables: is the mission for a food safety 'lite' scheme or a reinvention of the wheel?
What is the legal meaning of 'superfood'?
Are the rules on allergen labelling and processing aids always fair?
Are the Food Standards Code's Daily Intake amounts consistent with the NHMRC measurements?
Is the enforcement of "natural" claims going to start overseas?
Will the food authorities tackle misleading and deceptive conduct?
Can you mention diseases on food labels in Australia?
Can a "mountain product" claim be made for a food or beverage in Australia?
Does the labelling of dietary "sodium" in foods sufficiently address the health impact of high salt intake?
Does the trademark defence stand up to a breach of the new Health Claims Standard?
EDITORIAL: Ebola or other serious disease outbreaks: Where are Australia's pandemic quarantine and logistics plans?
Are "Gluten free oats" illegal in Australia?
Food photography: What is the legal position?
GUEST COLUMN: Professor Glen Wiggs on the end of the Australian National Preventative Health Agency: "ANPHA's demise a mercy killing"
Is "rehydration" a health claim?
Is deionised fruit juice... fruit juice?
Did the ACCC's action on fuel docket discounts change Australia's Competition landscape?
Does "Gluten Free" mean different things for different businesses?
Self-substantiated health claims: why so slow on the uptake?
What are acceptable variances for food labelling purposes in food measurements, nutrient measures or other purposes?
Genetically Modified: A meaningful or meaningless label?
Raw food trends and the Law of "Raw"
Finicky and difficult food customers - What are the legal issues?
Making a comparative claim: what constitutes a 'reference food'?
Is 'Healthy' or 'Healthier'... a health claim?
How has the ACCC performed on food marketing cases in 2013?
When can tariffs be used to protect domestic food production?
Code breaches for non-declaration of food additives?
Are wholegrain claims nutrition content claims or food-related claims?
Is the debate about the "healthy fats" just beginning?
Are health claims actually legally permitted on behalf of food?
Can your product claim to be "rich in": antioxidants? or probiotics? or whole grains?
How meaningful is the government's Star Rating System for packaged foods?
Must a 'Natural Flavour' contain only 'Natural' substances?
When will a "restraint of trade" clause be legitimate or regarded as anti-competitive?
Who can make food-related "Weight Loss" claims?
To what extent is a food wholesaler or ingredient supplier responsible for retail product compliance?
Is the Health Claims Standard encouraging consumption of processed foods?
Health Claims and the importance of the "form" of the food: microwaved, oven-baked or pan-fried?
Should the Food Standards Code be varied for additional allergens?
Horse meat substitution: what might happen in Australia?
Will the usage of 'portion control' in food marketing be subject to regulatory scrutiny?
When should a "Preservative Free" claim be permitted?
Novel Foods: Is the ACNF approach to food safety going to apply more broadly to all foods?
Are the UK traffic lights a preview for Australia?
Health Claims vs Therapeutic Claims: Why Australia is hamstrung by its artificial distinctions?
Regulatory tactic of using the "Novel Foods" accusation: Novel enforcement method or a regulatory abuse?
Packaging regulatory issues for meat product: Listeria in the meat - packaged or not?
When is a "fresh" food product really fresh?
When does the street address on a food label need to be registered as a food premises?
How many bureaucracies purport to regulate alcohol in Australia?
Will the Health Claims regime discourage claims for whole fruit and vegetables in favour of artificial supplements?
Corporate Social Responsibility Policies and Scope for "Benefit Corporations"?
Has the meaning of "antioxidant" become inherently misleading?
Is Australia's Country of Origin Labelling ("CoOL") regime vulnerable to WTO appeal?
EFSA requires probiotic health claims to meet strict guidelines: Will Australia follow suit?
When do laws to encourage environment sustainability infringe anti-competition law?
Will mobile technology development render health claims regulation useless?
Risks in innovative marketing copy: "Roaming" vs "Ranging"
Did adulteration stop and contamination begin? Or, has food law simply changed?
Supermarket Ombudsman: What might this role become?
Parallel importing and traceability: does grey stock pose a food safety risk?
When did roughage become so complex? The when, why, what and how of dietary fibre regulation in Australia.
How mandatory should country-of-origin labelling be?
Can the Blewett Panel push for private standards and industry self-regulation work?
Do we need More Laws about Barcodes, QR Codes, RFID and other new Label Scanning Technologies?
Do Australia's biosecurity structural changes mean effective change for better or for worse?
Is Australia ready for a food-borne virus outbreak?
The ACCC's review of the Product Safety Recall system: How will it affect the food industry?
Should the ACCC have powers to enforce the Food Standards Code or is the ACCC waiting to step away?
Will the Labelling Law for Fats Keep Up with Science?
Organic food standardisation: What are the possibilities of convergence with conventional food production?
When does food marketing become a food "advertisement"?
Do Listeria sampling laws go far enough?
How legible are Labelling Legibility requirements in Food Law?
What is the meaning of 'Food Grade'?
What is a 'Free Range' Claim?
How real is "Real"? When can companies describe their products as "Genuine" or "Real" or "Authentic"?
Drawing the important legal distinction: When is it a Food Ingredient or a Food Additive?
Maltesers and Malt Balls: Could your get up get you down?
It's not Kosher! Are food suppliers or caterers or restaurants legally permitted to say they are "Kosher-friendly" or "Kosher-style"?
Australian regulation of agricultural and veterinary chemicals: Who is having two-headed fish for dinner?
Australia's proposed new biosecurity system: who will hold the reins?
Can foods claim to be 'Rich in Potassium'?
Junk food advertising ban or another advertising gap?
Are additives permitted in organic foods?
The dividing line between Functional Foods and Therapeutic Products - Is it a bird, a plane or a superfood?
Can you say your food is a 'Product of Australia' when all the packaging is from overseas?
How might Victorian Food Act changes impact your business?
Food Standards Code allergen labelling requirements?
Legal Avenues for Fighting "Binge Drinking Culture"
Who audits the food safety auditors? Has the law opened the door to any charlatans?
Is "Name and Shame" a winning game? Are there better options?
Can Ice Cream really be low fat?
A Question of Measurement but which is the Correct Weight?
Why are illegal dietary supplements being sold in Australia?
Corruption and market manipulation by food buyers: What laws might apply?
Is "Natural" Really Better For You?
'Use By' and 'Best Before' Dates on Food - What do they really mean?
Food and the Battle Over Our Shrinking Water Supplies: How will Our Law-Makers and Key Players Resolve the Conflicts?
Why are Enzymes not being Mentioned on the Label? Why are They Treated More Favourably than other Chemicals in Food?
How and When Your Package can be Described as "Recyclable" or "Biodegradable"?
How Far Can You Go In Sledging Your Competitor? When are you exposed to defamation risks?
Review of Proposals for Obesity Clampdown: Not Just a Fat Chance?
Health and Nutrition Claims Proposal Too Eager on Omega?
Senator Barnaby's Choice: "It's the TPA Amendment He Rejects That Makes Barnaby the Best"
When Is a New Food a "Novel Food"?

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice