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Having one’s professional license suspended is an upheaval to their life. One may be left feeling like they have no options or perhaps that they should appeal the decision. While appeals are a good option in many situations there are also instances in which it may be better to file a Petition for Rehearing. As opposed to an appeal, which is heard by the Superior Court, a Petition for Rehearing is heard by one’s licensing board. If you have had your license suspended then it is crucial that you contact an attorney immediately. Our Phoenix lawyer handles such matters and is ready to assist you.
Arizona professionals who have had their license suspended may wish to file for a rehearing. Rehearings differ from the appeal of a license suspension in multiple ways. First, an appeal would be heard by the Superior Court while a rehearing is heard by the licensing board. Second, appeals tend to be based more on legal issues, and arguing that the law was misapplied, while rehearings are more about asking for facts to be considered differently. Hiring counsel who understands how to re-present facts to the licensing board is crucial when bringing a Petition for Rehearing.
Bretton is a Phoenix licensing attorney who assists with the filings for Rehearing. Professionals for whom Bretton will file a Petition include psychologists, therapists, nurses, pharmacists, real estate agents and brokers, doctors, contractors, and others. At your initial consultation he will get your side of story and help you understand whether a Petition for Rehearing is worth pursuing. If this is a valid option then he will quickly acquire the prior attorney’s file as well as any records from the process. He will analyze all materials as quickly as possible and keep you up to date as your case progresses. Bretton will notify you once your Petition is filed and will ensure you know what to expect from the process as your case moves forward. You are facing a serious situation and Bretton will take it seriously. Contact us today. In addition to Phoenix we represent professionals in other Maricopa County cities such as Mesa, Glendale, Scottsdale, Chandler, and Gilbert. We also assist Pima County residents in Tucson.
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The advent of multileaf collimators in 90s and the ever increasing access to fast computers laid the foundation for a radical change in the practice of radiation therapy. Advanced technology emerged together with numerous conceptual and technical ramifications in treatment calculation and delivery. Merged with imaging, advanced radiotherapy in developed countries has become much resource-intensive, team-based and complex; nevertheless, it is now the new norm.
Modern treatment technology is inevitably – though not comprehensively– finding its way to the clinics of many developing countries, where the industrial work culture and technical network has not yet flourished as much. In developing countries, especially where private practice is allowed, there is a vibe towards purchasing fancier technologies to get a lead against other radiotherapy centers and potentially attract more patients as a result of selling the prestige of the new technology.
- the culture of optimizing workflow and considering human factors has not formed well, modern technology may not be used as optimally as in developed countries and may not result in comparable outcomes. When misused, novel technologies can even do more harm than good to patients. This conference aims at bringing professionals together to confer about such issues and suggest ideas to form an atmosphere of debate and discussion for the clinicians, investors, managers and equipment vendors.
Whether you are a radiation oncologist or a clinical medical physicist, a manager or investor, or just an enthusiastic equipment provider who seeks alternative approaches to the market of a developing country, we invite you to participate and contribute to the discussions of this conference, sharing your novel ideas or experiences to pin down major objectives in defining pathways for ameliorating advanced radiotherapy functionality in situations where resources are more limited than a fully developed country.
The conference is programmed by ISCO, in scientific collaboration with ESTRO and benefits from a world-class faculty in the field of radiation oncology. To seek contributions from international community and to set the ground for broader discussions and collaborations the official language of the conference is English. International attendees with an interest in the subject of this conference are welcome. ISCO can help obtaining visas and legal clearances for international participants.
Check your calendars for this event.

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Brother Industries is one of the oldest manufacturers of hardware on the planet. But, the long business tradition is not what puts Brother ahead of the competition. It all has to do with the quality of their products. If you are looking to get a printer that will serve you well for years, feel free to buy a printer! Apart from being durable, these printers are also great when it comes to the quality of the prints.
The cherry on the cake is the fact that we have amazing technical support agents. These technicians have the skills and knowledge to make any problem related to printing, go away forever. Whatever the problem might be that’s bugging you, they stand at your service.
You can choose whether to contact independent or the official Brother support Canada. The former should be your choice if the issue is urgent. It’s because you can get the independent support on the phone by Brother printer support number +1-844-665-5777.
When to Ask for Brother Printer Help?
You can’t connect the PC– the issue is most likely to be caused by the outdated operating system. However, if you are using a newer version of Windows or MacOS, the problem might be of a serious nature. If that’s the case, you need to call the Brother customer support number Canada +1-844-665-5777.
You can’t connect with your smartphone– the newer versions of printers have the possibility to connect with mobile devices via Wi-Fi. However, in order to do it, you might need to download a special mobile app.
Color on the prints doesn’t match the color on the screen– if you are not satisfied with the color of the prints, you can try to change the printing quality in the settings. If this doesn’t help, ask the tech support to guide you through the process of calibrating the printer.
Prints come out pale or with lots of dots– this is often caused by the clogged ink in the print head. You can instruct the printer to solve this problem. The key is knowing how to give it the command. For answer, get it touch with tech support!
Ink is spent too quickly– there might be several causes for this problem. One is that you are printing high-quality prints that require a lot of ink. The other is that the ink is dry; therefore it can’t come out of the cartridge.
Paper gets stuck– if paper jams happen frequently, you should check if there’s maybe a piece of paper that’s causing it. If not, you need to ask tech support agents for help.
If the problem that’s bugging you is not on the list, it doesn’t mean that the tech support can’t solve it. All you need to give them a call and the technicians will think of a way to deal with the problem.
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If you live in Canada, you can call Brother support phone number +1-844-665-5777 or live chat to make the printing problems go away. Our agents stand at your disposal for any issue not just related to printers, but other devices as well. The same goes for programs like antivirus and email services.
We are third party tech support providers and we are not association with the official brand. Our mission is to resolve the printers problems faced by the Canadian users.

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Goverment has partnered with the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) to provide training in public sector productivity and policymaking.
In a statement, the CDB said the Public Policy Analysis and Management and Project Cycle Management (PPAM/PCM) Training Programme is key in helping the country fulfilling its national development plan.
Civil servants from various Ministries throughout the twin-island republic, including Permanent Secretaries and Deputy Permanent Secretaries, are participating in face-to-face sessions, which began on February 26 at the Ministry of Works and Transport head office in Port of Spain.
“Part of our Vision 2030 initiative is where the public service must meet rising public expectations by delivering faster results, and must provide public officers with the necessary, modern tools and policies that improve service delivery and create public value,” said Marie Hinds, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Planning and Development, and host of the training session.
A more efficient public service sector is part of Trinidad and Tobago’s Vision 2030, and PPAM/PCM will help to achieve that says Marie Hinds, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Planning and Development.
“Our watchword under Vision 2030 has to be implementation, and this CDB training offers the first opportunity toward building the capacity for implementation,” she said.
CDB introduced PPAM/PCM in 2016 to assist governments of its 19 Borrowing Member Countries with more effectively managing policies, programmes and projects. More than 1,000 public officers from countries across the region signed on to participate in recommended online and face-to-face courses under the Programme, as have members of CDB staff.
PPAM/PCM is actively supporting reforms to strengthen countries’ efficiency and help them achieve their development goals. The Programme addresses topics related to public administration, including the process of formulating public policy, decision-making structures, allocation of public resources, transparency in the provision of public service, and the effective design and management of projects.
CDB believes the capacity-building initiative will have a valuable impact on institutions across the region.
“As countries work toward achieving their development targets, they will need even stronger institutions with the capacity to implement transformative programmes and projects, supported by smart policies. Throughout our Region, there is talent in the civil service, but we must ensure we continually update our skills, and stay relevant,” said Darran Newman, Division Chief (Ag.), Technical Cooperation Division, CDB.
Darran Newman, Division Chief (Ag.), Technical Cooperation Division, CDB, believes PPAM/PCM training is integral to the Region’s ability to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
“This Programme is designed to invest in those skills, to ensure that our current and new generation of public policies are being designed and implemented to increase gains in social, economic and environmental areas, including climate resilience,” she added.
The training is part of a wider partnership between CDB and the Government of Trinidad and Tobago, involving financial support of over USD400 million for the period 2017 to 2021, to facilitate improvement of the country’s competitiveness and economic diversification, governance, and to drive environmental sustainability.
Permanent Secretaries and Deputy Permanent Secretaries attend the first day of PPAM/PCM training in Trinidad and Tobago.
In stressing the importance of capitalising on the Training Programme, Hinds told those attending the opening ceremony, “We cannot continue to operate in the way we have in the past. Indeed, there are times in the development of a country when extraordinary challenges demand an equally compelling response,” she said.
Hinds noted that the institutional reforms the training supports are critical to Trinidad and Tobago’s development, given the country’s current economic situation, and limited pool of funds.
CDB’s Training Unit in its Technical Cooperation Division, along with consultants from the Centre for International Development and Training (CIDT), University of Wolverhampton and the Dods Training Group will facilitate the six-week programme.

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9 mins 14 secs. HD. 2018.
PRACTICE has a festival strategy managed by Festival Formula and has been given an Honorable Mention Award at LA Underground Film Forum; screened at the Tallahassee Film Festival Florida USA, and Women’s Film Festival, Philadelphia USA 2018, and will screen at Women of The Lens Film Festival in London on 15th and 16th December.
Alja falls in love online with Ebb a self-described jihadi, and longs to visit him. But he insists on setting a series of escalating challenges to prove she’s tough enough. When events take a dark turn, it’s Alja who questions Ebb’s commitment.
Writing PRACTICE was a collaborative process. Deva began writing the screenplay with the help of Shaniaz Hama Ali, the actress who plays Alja, and Jon Conway, the producer. Then Mandy Lee, writer, came on board and solidified all our ideas into a viable draft.
The main shoot for PRACTICE was with Annemarie Lean Vercoe, DoP, Iqbal Elyas, production assistant, and Deva; working with Shaniaz Hama Ali, who plays Alja, Amrou Al-Kadhi who plays Ebb and Adam Lannon who plays The Business Man. Deva continued to shoot the interior and exterior scenes with Shaniaz Hama Ali, Adam Lannon, Marcus Hutton, Nicola Harrison, and Melissa Jean Woodside.
Marco Ruffatti edited PRACTICE using Premiere Pro and the picture was colour graded by Matthew Osborne at The Mill in LA. The music was composed by Yazz Ahmed and the sound was mixed by Steve Single.

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Each week, model, photographer and Vogue contributing editor Laura Bailey shares her most-loved things of the moment - from her wish list items to the book to read and the play to book.
Nick Cave’s The Red Hand Files.
“You can ask me anything. There will be no moderator. This will be between you and me. Let's see what happens.” Nick Cave.
Check out The Red Hand Files for the most generous, honest and inspiring exchange - on creativity, memory, grief and more - between artist and audience. A gift.
A patent rain mac by Alexachung.
I’d earlier bribed her to walk the dog with a trip to Zara Kids as we debated the practical joys of dungarees vs pinafores, denim vs khaki, whilst pretending I was still in Paris in my AlexaChung black patent hooded Beetle mac. A mood-transformer; just a little bit fetishistic fancy-dress in a good way. Into the rain in moody film noir; waist cinched with a shiny sash, hood up; panda eyes and dirty trainers from some other fantasy.
“Remember this when you hate me in a year or two...,” I mumbled, daring her to hold my hand a little tighter.
Ben Is Back (in cinemas now).
I expected a love story, a tale of forgiveness and epiphany. But Ben is Back is more a horror movie, set over just 24 hours at Christmas, a navigation of addiction and despair and a mother’s primordial struggle to keep her son alive.
At times I could hardly watch. The always outstanding Lucas Hedges (here directed by his father) flicks between toxic charm and stone cold lies as damage ricochets from soul to soul and home fires offer little solace.
Julia Roberts is extraordinary as Ben’s mother, her heart breaking in slow motion, that famous megawatt smile one of determined desperation. America’s sweetheart. Far from American dreams.
A dawn Eurostar with a thousand words to write and other distractions (no excuses really) meant I left my make-up bag, including treasured Jaipur souvenir earrings and my mini magic potions, especially annoyingly my travel-size Elixseri serums, Chanel No. 5 hair mist and Jennifer Behr ponytail bows. (I’d gone crazy in a 5am nervous rush and packed all my special favourites in my handbag with a view to an onboard transformation, only to leave everything under my seat untouched.) Head in the clouds or the Channel tunnel or elsewhere.
Halfway across Paris on a motorbike-taxi, I remembered with a gulp of guilty scatterbrain panic (mostly about my illegible notebooks) and let go.
A corner pharmacy, a scratch of cheap eyeliner, and into Paris au naturel. C’est la vie.
Tourist note: I shrugged an instinctive no to five motorbike taxi hustlers at Gare du Nord with one impatient eye on the snaking taxi line. And then I changed my mind, said yes to heroic Hanif, who picked me up, strapped my unnecessarily outsize Rimowa case on the back of his bike whilst wrapping me up in blanket and gloves, and then became my trusty sidekick, patiently waiting for me, helmet in hand, between complex Paris negotiations. My kind of chauffeur.
& Betrayal at The Pinter Theatre.
I’ve lost count of how many friends have recommended actor/writer/producer/director Zawe Ashton’s book of revelations on her acting (and life) process before it’s even released.
I’ll have read it by the time you’re reading this, but I already know via film and theatreland whispers that it’s original modern method magic.
Ashton is currently starring, alongside Tom Hiddleston and Jamie Cox, in Betrayal, one of my favourite plays, as part of a special season at The Pinter Theatre.
Advance notice re both... (What Zawe did next). Read the book and book the play - from rehearsal to performance via alternative realities.


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If you would like to make a nice, realistic looking doll house doll or family, look at this post in Casey's Minis. However, if your goal is just to make some playable people for children, these homemade wooden dolls have always been the most popular when we have kids visiting. Maybe it's the fact that they're heavy and don't tip over, or maybe it's the fact they make a nice "clunk clunk" as they march around the house... whatever it is, quirky though they be, they have always been the people of choice for playing "dollhouse"!
* If you do not want arms, skip this step and the next step, but if you do, drill a hole through the body.
* Take some yarn the color you want the arms to be and braid it together with some pipe cleaner... thread it through the hole and you've got moveable, poseable arms. (I doubled the ends of the pipe cleaner over so that there wouldn't be a sharp metal point in their "hands".) Tie a piece of string tightly around the end of the arm to keep it from unraveling.
* Take small fabric scraps and glue around the figure. I used a black permanent marker to draw a "gap" on the man and boy's bottom half to make it look more like pants.
* Paint or draw a face on the head.
* Glue yarn on the head for hair. If you want a girl with braids or pony tail, cover the entire head with yarn, then make braids separately and glue them on.
Very charming and too cute. Thank you for sharing.

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I was thinking maybe my coffee tastes had changed, gone to the dogs. Every coffee I bought was underwhelming… usually too bitter, some dull, was it me?
well, I had a really superb coffee on Sunday, at the Kingston Bus Depot Markets! It was from a trestle set up at the entrance nearest the glassworks (near the office). They had a bit of cloth stuck up on the wall with The Outpost on it, and it was staffed by two young kids who seemed pretty happy with things. The chap discarded the first draw and started again. It was a flat white, and wow, it was good. Incredibly dense and creamy brown foam-stuff, and a lovely rich coffee, bitter and body balanced perfectly. I’ve no idea what beans they used, but they must have been good, and the young chap even better.
So I figure there must still be good coffee around the place. Where’s the good stuff? And, dob in the bad stuff!
And guess what. Sanitarium has being owned by the Seventh Day Adventist Church since day one. Big tax benefits for the church to this day.
The people who did the Gloria Jeans website also made the Hillsong Church website. (http://www.ipinternet.com.au/v3/broadband.asp).
Also, according to Wikipedia and the Hillsong website, Nabi Saleh and Peter Irvine, the owners of Gloria Jeans outside the USA are “prominent, active members of” the church.
I heard the Hillsong thing about gloria jeans, too. Pity, their mango slushy things are brilliant.
Pancake Parlour ownership is also interesting, in a similar way. I am sure Mr Cruise likes to eat there.
Don’t know about that boomcat, though certainly wouldn’t surprise. Both Baker’s Delight and Brumbies bakeries were started by a religious cult to fund the cult during tough times before they were sold off. Not sure if the cult is still involved with the two companies.
I dunno if it’s true, but I heard that one of the major shareholders of Gloria Jeans’ Australian operation is a leader in that happy clappy Hillsong Church – enough to make me avoid the place with a barge pole.
i agree with darkmilk, jindebah rocks!
and i hate gloria jeans..its nearly as over-rated as starbucks.
I was actually planning this before I read this post. I have been tasting coffees around Canberra, starting with my regular haunts and expanding to new places I haven’t tried. The results (reviews complete with pics and snobby coffee drinker language will be on RiotACT soon I hope.
there is only one barista in town worth his salt – loui, at his eponymous cafe in the interchange, in the atrium of the DOTARs building. sublime!
We kinda covered this earlier in the year in “So What’s your Favourite… Cafe?”, but hey we all love our coffee so much we could run this story weekly.
Personally, I’m a bit of a coffee whore – I’ll drink anything and everything. One of my favourites was the place at the top of Mt Stromlo (which has now sadly closed down), great for a quick caffine & sugar hit before a downhill run on the mountain bikes.
Silo is a great place, but the coffee’s nothing to recommend in itself.
I used to avoid Valentino’s, there was something about it I didn’t like – it didn’t have the character of Essen or the history of Gus’… but now that I’ve tried the coffee, I never go anywhere else.
Valentino is a Lavazza trainer and all his staff can make really good espresso.
At least go there once and try it for yourself.
Although darkmilk won’t agree with me, my favourite is Gloria Jeans, especially the caramel flavoured latte. Yum!
Seconding Silo, though you have to wait up to ten minutes for it if there’s a rush. Coffers in the Treasury Building does nice Vittorio. Had a seriously good flat white at – wait for it – the cafe in Freedom at Fyshwick last week.
I too despair at the generally poor standard of coffee in Canberra!
The Gods Cafe at ANU gets my vote for best coffee (food and service is also top notch).
Loui (I think that’s how it’s spelled) in the bus interchange is also good (though I haven’t been there for a while).
While we’re on the subject of coffee, does anyone know if there is a retailer for AeroPress in Canberra?
By far the best I’ve had is Fresh Roast Coffee House (Jindebah coffee) in Mitchell … the name says it all! They’re also at the grower’s markets at EPIC on Saturdays, in the northern shed.
Coffee Guru seems pretty good too, and they’re everywhere. Not as good as fresh roast above but far better than other chains.
The best judge of somewhere you don’t know is your nose – you can smell the difference between good coffee when you walk in or even past the door. Also avoid anywhere with too many syrups/flavours/fancy “coffee”-based drinks on the menu. Yes, starbucks is the worst offender there.
And a bit of a rant: many coffee places (even my beloved silo 🙁 ) use pre-roasted and packed big brand coffees roasted elsewhere, which just isn’t the same. Good coffee is stale after between 3 and 7 days – i.e. often by the time it gets packed, transported, and stored on the counter for a few days until it’s opened. Slightly stale well made good coffee still beats starbucks though!
Bagels in Bunda Street – good coffee and only $2.50 for a large one before 10am, plus discount cards.
Silo in Kingston do a good coffee, as do Caph’s in Manuka.

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text: Get excited about the 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class. Under the hood you'll find a 4 cylinder engine with more than 200 horsepower, and for added security, dynamic Stability Control supplements the drivetrain. A turbocharger further enhances performance, while also preserving fuel economy. Mercedes-Benz prioritized comfort and style by including: front and rear reading lights, a rear window wiper, front bucket seats, turn signal indicator mirrors, remote keyless entry, an overhead console, and power front seats. Side curtain airbags deploy in extreme circumstances, shielding you and your passengers from collision forces. You will have a pleasant shopping experience that is fun, informative, and never high pressured. Please don't hesitate to give us a call.

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After you choose a wedding dress, then comes the fun part: accessories! There are all sorts of fun accessories that you can add to your bridal style like sashes and earrings, but have you thought about a caplet or a wrap to go over your wedding dress?
In this next installment of Garter Girl Loves, I found a few the most beautiful and romantic caplets and wraps on Etsy.
Maybe you want to cover up for your church wedding ceremony or maybe you want to change up your wedding dress look. No matter your reason, a caplet or a wrap for your wedding day it an amazing option. Caplets come in all shapes and sizes, from lace to tulle, and, of course, sparkle!
So, gorgeous, right!? These wraps and caplets are so beautiful! What about you, will you were a caplet over your wedding dress?
For more of my wedding ideas and inspirations, be sure to check out my Garter Girl Loves blog series and you can shop all of my wedding garter designs right here.


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(THAMES CENTRE, ON) - On March 30, 2019, at approximately 11:00 a.m., members of the Middlesex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) observed a stationary motor vehicle with an individual occupying the driver's seat, on the shoulder of Clara Street in the Municipality of Thames Centre.
Upon investigation, the officer determined that the driver's ability to operate the motor vehicle was impaired and demanded that the driver conduct a road-side test, to which the driver failed. The driver was arrested and transported to a police station for further testing.
The accused is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in London, Ontario on May 10, 2019.


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Amrith Bdr Subba's Diary|: When will the right time come, if not now?
When will the right time come, if not now?
Disability is a crosscutting issue and hence, its weight falls on every segment of the society: families, relatives, friends, educators, health workers and the nation as a whole. People with disabilities come from all walks of life and with the rising trend of deformed births, accidents and various diseases, the number of people living with disabilities is certainly increasing in Bhutan. In fact, even those who are not living with disability today are certainly heading towards it if they live long enough. This was the key message we were trying to convey to the Members of Parliament when I and my colleagues from the Disabled Persons’ Association of Bhutan (DPAB) were invited by the Sub-committee on Women and Children on Monday, 14th September 2015 to share the concerns and needs of persons with disabilities in Bhutan. However, the reaction from the Committee and the government was not so encouraging. It’s really sad to know that the government still does not seem to be ready to align its commitment and efforts towards empowering persons with disabilities in the country through legal frameworks.
Bhutan has been signatory to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) since September 2010 and the Royal Government is definitely obliged to ratify the Convention sooner or later. The Convention guarantees equal rights and dignity for persons with disabilities at all aspects of social, economic, political and public life and hence, it is a key human rights instrument that can contribute towards creating an inclusive society for all where people with disabilities enjoy full rights, respect and dignity they are entitled for. So during our presentations to the Sub-committee, we requested the government if the Convention be ratified in the due course of time so that the relevant provisions of the Convention could be incorporated into the existing national laws. But what followed our presentation was quite disheartening. In response to our proposal, we were read out a paragraph from the letter written by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Sub-committee which expressed the concern of the government over the ratification of the UNCRPD at the moment. The government is concerned that Bhutan may not be able to comply with all the requirements of the Convention considering the prevailing constraints of resources in the country. The letter had indicated that the Royal Government of Bhutan is still not ready to accept international commitments on the ground that the right time has not yet arrived.
Now my question is, when will the right time come, if not now? Many people believe that whatever the government is doing for persons with disabilities today is enough and that disability is not yet a national concern. But the realities on the ground are different. We don’t have accessible public infrastructures, disabled-friendly services and special legal protections if required. There is no specific mention of the rights of persons with disabilities in our acts and national policies that give us extra voice to raise our concerns and needs. The government’s current policy of equal opportunities for all is also not fair at times because all persons with disabilities do not possess the same talents and capabilities and as such, they won’t be able to compete with their non-disabled counterparts in many areas. There is certainly a need to reconsider some of the existing policies and introduce systems in place to empower people with disabilities so that they can meaningfully participate in the mainstream society. The mindset of many Bhutanese people has also remained the same over the years despite our consistent efforts to create public awareness on disability issues in the country. For instance, DPAB had trained eight visually impaired people as SPA Therapists in an effort to help them live an independent life upon the completion of the training but none of the resorts the Association approached agreed to employ them although they were certified SPA Therapists. The Management of the resorts was worried that they might land up helping the visually impaired therapist instead. As a result, they had to initiate their own business with support from the Association. This is a very sad reality in Bhutan today. The Civil Service has been the only sector that has been employing persons with disabilities as of now and that too on the basis of equal opportunities for all. So, those who have failed to compete with their non-disabled counterparts are still left at the mercy of their families, relatives and friends.
Considering all those challenges faced by the disability community today, it is felt imperative to have legal instruments in place that can guarantee our voices and provide us with right platforms for sharing our concerns and needs. By demanding the ratification of UNCRPD, we are not asking for the legislation of Disability Act right away. We absolutely agree with the parliament that the implementation of any act will be a challenge but what we are asking the government today is to at least start processing for the ratification of the Convention so that it can be harmonized with our national laws over the time. It’s not true that by ratifying the Convention, the government has to comply with all its provisions. I feel that ratification simply approves the harmonization of relevant clauses from the Convention with our existing national acts and policies. Of course, a significant portion of the Convention is already being in place in Bhutan and if the government ratifies it, we don’t have much to do to achieve the rest. We requested the Sub-committee to reconsider the possibility of processing for the ratification of the Convention once again and they have promised to continue to work with us on the matter. We don’t even have a disability policy as of today. We have been told that GNHC is spearheading the drafting of the disability policy but we have never been involved in any discussion so far, and we are wondering what kind of policy is being drafted without involving us. We have a strong slogan “Nothing about us without us” and we believe that our needs and concerns cannot be assumed. We have been told that the Sub-committee had directed GNHC to work with Disabled Persons’ Organizations (DPOs) while drafting the policy but even they have not received any update till date on the progress of the policy. I hope GNHC is also not waiting for the right time to work on the policy.
I believe that if we keep on waiting for the right time, Bhutan can never move forward with the rest of the world. I think “waiting for the right time” is becoming a mental disease in Bhutan. Whenever we propose to initiate something new, we have the tendency to think that the right time has not come. When His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo introduced democracy in 2008, many people refused to accept it saying Bhutan was not ready for the change. But when His Majesty the King went ahead with his noble decision, things moved on very well. If we had waited for the right time to have democracy in the country, we would have remained the same even today. So, this was my main argument during our discussion with the Members of Parliament last week. But the Sub-committee members were very considerate about our concerns and they have agreed to call us whenever they have discussions on the issue. I keep my fingers crossed that with the passage of time, things will get better and the government would make right decisions for the wellbeing of all Bhutanese living with disabilities.


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The world-class figure skaters of the past and present have graced this sport, and entertained one and all. Let's get dazzled by the achievements and glories of the world's best ice skaters.
Ice skating is a major and popular winter sport. The sport is supposedly 4000 years old; however, it came into prominence in the 13th and 14th century. It has gone through various transformations, and from being an activity meant for leisure, it has gone on to become a winter sport. Apart from being a competitive sport, it is also a "show business", wherein, various top-performing skaters display their skills for the audience in an exhibition.
The American skater Jackson Haines introduced some new techniques in the mid-1860s, which paved the way for the contemporary skating style. Therefore, he is considered as the "father of modern figure skating". Like in every other field, there are some personalities who have enthralled us with their stellar performances.
Let us know more about these legends of ice skating.
Michelle Wingshan Kwan is an American figure skater who was born in California. She is regarded as one of the greatest skaters ever. She has won the World Championship five times - 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, and 2003. In the 1998 Olympic games, she narrowly missed the gold medal and ended up with silver, while in 2002 she earned the bronze medal. Due to constant injuries, she did not participate in the next Olympics, and called it quits. Her popularity made her a television celebrity, and she also featured in the movie "Ice Princess", as an announcer alongside fellow figure skater, Brian Boitano.
Ekaterina "Katia" Alexandrovna Gordeeva is a Russian figure skater born in Moscow. She is remembered for her grace, elegance, and courage that she displayed on ice. When she was aged 10, her coach paired her with "Sergei Grinkov", who at that time was a 14-year old boy. But soon this pair started to create ripples in the world of figure skating. Eventually, they won an Olympic gold medal in pair skating, both in 1988 and 1994, and won the World Championship in pair skating four times. Their chemistry on the ice soon turned into romance and in April 1991, they got married. Tragically, the magic weaved by this pair around the world ended, with the sudden death of her partner and husband, Grinkov due to a heart attack. From that time, she has not participated in Olympics and World Championship, and has taken up solo figure skating as a job.
Brian Boitano is an American figure skater born in Mountain View, California. He is a four-time US national champion, two-time World Champion (in 1986 and 1988), and the 1988 Olympic gold medalist. Boitano was the first American skater to land a triple axle. He was also the first skater to attempt a quadruple jump in a competition. Brian's signature jump was the Tano triple lutz where he raised his left arm above his head. In 1996, Brian was inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame and the U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Fame.
Oksana Baiul, a Ukrainian professional figure skater, was born in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. She won the 1993 World Figure Skating Championship at the age of 15. Oksana is a 1994 Olympic champion as well. After her success at the 1994 Olympics, Oksana was plagued with injuries, which forced her to get an arthroscopic knee surgery done. Following her professional and personal problems, Oksana turned to alcohol and in 1997, Baiul was arrested after intoxication caused her to crash her car. Oksana eventually entered a rehab program. Since then, she has continued to skate professionally from time to time, including an engagement with the touring show "Broadway on Ice".
Sonja Henie was a Norwegian figure skater. Sonja won three Olympic gold medals - in 1928, 1932, and 1936. Apart from that she is a ten-time World Champion (from 1927-1936). She holds the record for the highest Olympic and World titles among the lady figure skaters. She also went on to become a successful film actress after debuting in "One in a Million". At her peak, Sonja was one of the highest paid film stars of Hollywood. In the mid-1960s, she was diagnosed with leukemia, which took her life at the age of 57.
Katarina Witt, a German figure skater, was born in Karl-Marx-Stadt, Germany. She is a two-time Olympic gold medalist (1984, 1988) and a four-time World Champion - in 1984, 1985, 1987, and 1988. She is also a well-known model in Germany. The audiences were always in praise for her beauty, elegance, and grace as much as for her skating skills. Currently, she has her own TV show named "Stars auf Eis" (Stars on Ice), which is aired on the German TV station, ProSieben. On December 3, 2011, Katarina was declared to be the judge of the hit TV show of UK, "Dancing On Ice".
Peggy Gail Fleming, an American figure skater, was born in San Jose, California. She won a gold medal in the 1968 Olympics, along with five U.S. titles and three World titles (1966, 1967, 1968). In 1998, she was diagnosed with breast cancer, which she eventually overcame by radiation therapy. Since then, she has been campaigning for all the health-related issues. She is also a television commentator for figure skating for the past 20 years. Fleming has featured in the movie, "Blades of Glory", as a judge.
Kristine Tsuya "Kristi" Yamaguchi is an American figure skater, born in Hayward, California. She won an Olympic gold medal in 1992, and has won two World Championships - in 1991, and 1992. Kristi has been inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame in 2005. She was also the celebrity champion in the 6th edition of the reality show "Dancing with the Stars". She is the founder of the "Always Dream" foundation for children, aimed at providing funds for their after-school activities like computers, summer camps, etc.
Brian Ernest Orser is a Canadian figure skater, who was born in Belleville, Ontario. He is the most celebrated figure skater in the history of Canada, with two Olympic silver medals (1984 and 1988), and added a World title in 1987 to his name. He has been inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2009. He was known as "Mr. Triple Axel" due to the fact that he was the first man to land the triple axel at the Olympics. In 1998, Orser was sued by his ex-boyfriend for palimony, because of which he feared that his sexual orientation of being a homosexual would ruin his career. However, he received ample support from his fellow skaters and public.
Midori Ito is a former Japanese figure skater who was born in Nagoya, Japan. She was a 1992 Olympic silver medalist, and the World Champion in 1989. She is the first woman to land a triple axel and triple jump combination in competition. Midori is regarded as the greatest female jumper in the history, and technically, she was way ahead of her time. She was also the first Asian figure skater to win the World Championship and the first woman to land seven triple jumps in a free program, in the 1988 Olympics.
Mao Asada is a Japanese figure skater born in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. Mao is the two-time (2007 and 2008) Japanese national champion, and won the 2008 World Championship in Gothenburg. She became the first lady to land two triple axles during a free skate program at the 2005 Japanese National Figure Skating Championship. At present, she is ranked first in the world. Her signature move which has made her popular is the "cross-grab Biellmann" position. She is a very popular figure in Japan, and has done many TV shows and commercials. Mao is also a huge fan of Japanese pop star "Ayumi Hamasaki".
Sarah Elizabeth Hughes is an American figure skater born in Great Neck, New York. She has won a gold medal in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. In this very competition, she set a world record of landing seven triple jumps, which eventually made her the Champion in these games. She has appeared in the commercials of General Electric, campaigning for breast cancer awareness and research. Sarah is one of the few celebrities to have appeared on the cover page of the "Time Magazine".
Scott Scovell Hamilton is an American figure skater. He achieved a tremendous feat by winning the U.S. Championships four times in a row - from 1981-1984 - and four consecutive World Championships in the same period. Hamilton also won the Olympic gold medal in 1984, to add to his tally of accomplishments. His signature move was a "backflip". He is a popular television personality, and is also a TV skating analyst. At present, he serves on the Board of Directors of Special Olympics International.
Stéphane Lambiel is a Swiss figure skater born in Saxon, Switzerland. He is the 2006 Olympic silver medalist and is a nine-time Swiss national champion. Also, Lambiel won the World Championship twice in a row - 2005 and 2006. He is popular for his spinning moves on the ice, and has given rise to some famous spin positions. Apart from being a figure skater, he is also a well-known choreographer in his country. He announced his retirement from competitive skating in March 2010.
Dorothy Hamill is an American figure skater born in Chicago, Illinois. This "American Sweetheart", was a 1976 Olympic gold medalist, and a World Champion in the same year. She is known for her spins, and is credited with the introduction of a new move called "Camel Spin", which later on became famous as the "Hamill camel". In the year 2007, she published her autobiography "A Skating Life: My Story". Her bobbed hairstyle became a fashion statement for the youngsters.
Nancy Ann Kerrigan is an American figure skater, born in Woburn, Massachusetts. She is a 1993 U.S. champion, and has won bronze and silver Olympic medals in 1992 and 1994, respectively. Seven weeks before the start of the 1994 Winter Olympics, Kerrigan was attacked by Shane Stant on her right knee. The assault was planned by rival Tonya Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly, and friend Shawn Eckardt. But credit to her determination, she secured a silver medal in the 1994 Winter Olympics. This was described by Kerrigan as one of her two best performances ever.
Debra Janine "Debi" Thomas is an American figure skater, born in Poughkeepsie, New York. By winning the 1988 Olympic bronze medal, she became the first African-American to win a medal in any Winter Olympics. She also won the U.S. national championship in 1986. After a successful figure skating career, she went back to school to become an orthopedic surgeon, which she successfully accomplished in the year 2005, when she graduated from Orthopedic Residency Program at Charles R. Drew University in Los Angeles.
Yuna Kim is a South Korean figure skater and 2010 Olympic Gold medalist. She was born in Bucheon, Gyeonggi. She is the first South Korean to win medals at an ISU Junior or Senior Grand Prix event, and Olympic games. Yuna is also credited for being the first female skater to win the Olympic Games, the World Championships, the Four Continents Championships, and the Grand Prix Final. Her signature move is the "bent-leg layover camel spin", which she used since 2004. This move is now famously known as the "Yuna spin" or "Yuna camel".
John Anthony Curry was a British figure skater who won the Olympic gold medal in 1976, and the World Championship in the same year. He was born in Birmingham, England. He became famous for his skating style, as he mixed ballet and modern dancing into it. Sadly, in 1987, he was diagnosed with HIV, which later on resulted in him being plagued with AIDS. He breathed his last on April 15, 1994 in Binton, due to an AIDS-related heart attack.
Tonya Maxene Harding is an American figure skater and a 1991 U.S. national champion. She was born in Portland, Oregon. Harding came second in the World Championship of 1991. She is the first American woman to complete a triple axel jump in a competition. But soon her career took a downward spiral, when she was implicated in the assault on fellow competitor, Nancy Kerrigan. As a result of this, Harding was stripped of her title, and banned from competing in the U.S. for life.
These figure skaters have dominated the sport by defining the winning spirit, and have created a name for themselves. After having finished their competitive careers, they become professionals in this sport, whereby, they perform various ice shows by going places. In this manner, they pave the way for the young athletes, to compete at the international level competitions like the Olympics, World Championships, and National Championships.


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Which move is better for Latios; Ice Beam or Thunderbolt?
Soul Dew or Latiosite on Latios?
What makes Latios more used than Latias?
Why can't I find Latios on Southern Island?
Is there any way to get an Eon ticket now? (2017)?
How can I fly with latias?
Which moves should I teach these Pokemon?
Does AS or OR Have These Pokemon?
Is it possible to get shiny [email protected] in ORAS?
How to use Mega Latios effectively?
In Pokemon Adventures, was it ever revealed how Emerald met Latias and Latios and why they helped him?
How do I get a Latios with defog in Gen VI?
Who's better, Latias Or Latios?

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On Wednesday, April 29, over 170 people gathered at Shea's Smith Theatre for the 2015 Kenny Awards nominations announcement. Four nominees in 13 award categories were announced throughout the evening. All seven finalists are automatically nominated for The Kenny, or the Outstanding Musical Production award.
The Kenny Awards have always had nominees in each category, but historically the program announced the nominees at the ceremony just moments before announcing the winners. Realizing this didn't give the students or the schools enough time to recognize the honor of being nominated and get excited about the honor, the Kenny Awards decided to hold a nominations announcement two weeks prior to the ceremony last year. The response was overwhelmingly positive.
This is the second year the program has announced its nominees before the awards ceremony.

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Mario, Luigi and their Mushroom Kingdom neighbors are teaming up once again in Mario Golf World Tour ROM. This 3DS game includes both simple controls and a deeper experience for golf fans, plus courses that range from traditional to those inspired by the Mushroom Kingdom.
The Castle Club includes golf courses, tournaments, training areas, shops, locker rooms and a café. A training area lets them focus on specific aspects of their game, such as putting. Players can customize their Mii characters using items sold at the shop, including clubs, golf balls and clothing.


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Since I live in Florida, I thought this might be a handy article to make a copy, so I know how to find this information quickly!
With regular large scale disasters already causing problems in North America, it’s a good time to talk a bit about disaster preparation and how a 5 gallon bucket can help provide some good physical insurance against a catastrophic situation.
A well designed emergency kit will contain the best bits of modern technology and healthcare packaged neatly in a carryable 5 gallon bucket.
The simplest way to invest in your five gallon insurance plan is to get your hands on a professionally built kit. Usually these kits are helpfully rated for a certain number of days and/or individuals. Prepared kits will usually contain both food and water (or water purification) and general emergency supplies such as flashlights and first aid. Here’s one popular emergency kit that condenses survival supplies for a family of 4 inside a single 5 gallon bucket.
In many cases, it’s better to create your own 5 gallon bucket emergency kit.
First of all, it gives you a certain intimacy with your kit – you know exactly what’s in there because you were the one who researched it and put it in there! If you’ve put something in there that you don’t fully understand how to use, you can learn that skill long before the flood or earthquake event that could make last-minute skill acquisition impossible.
Secondly, putting together your own kit means you can custom tailor it to what’s important to you, your family and your community. For example, in our family we have a lot of allergies – some that can kill one of us very quickly. That’s why an EpiPen is a critically important part of our emergency supply but might not be relevant at all for other families.
Lastly, assembling your supplies yourself could save you money. You’ll be able to include many household materials you already have, and you can get a better deal on the items you do need to buy by cutting out the middleman.
This emergency kit comes from AlfredoEinsteino on Reddit – who we will call AE – and is published with his permission. At the end of this post is a list of every single item you see here so you can make this exact emergency kit for yourself.
Keep in mind that this kit is one person’s collection of items that work best for him. It’s the right kit for AE but may not yet be the perfect kit for you. You should always tailor your emergency kit around what’s likely in your area and your family’s needs.
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It may be instructive to compare this list with the much higher calorie emergency kit from Mayday disaster preparation company. Human beings need about 2,000 calories every single day – which adds up really fast. Depending on your anticipated needs, you may want one or several food-geared buckets in addition to your emergency supply kit.


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The population of Little Rock, IA in 2019 counting up to 439 people. More than 15% of employed adults in Iowa apply at least onse a year for a Payday Loans from $100 to $1,000. And as the time shows, more than 33 people, even with bad FICO credit score get approved for small-dollar loan.
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The news of Mendeley joining Elsevier made some waves last week.
On Twitter, with typical understatement, it was compared to the Rebel Alliance joining the Galactic Empire, to peasants posing as a human shield for Kim Jong-Un, and to Austin Powers teaming up with Dr Evil.
It’s true that, when I was 13, I played through X-Wingon my Amstrad 486 PC, then had fun playing an Empire pilot in the TIE Fighter sequel — and I’m also half Korean. So while my colleagues are busy mounting the frickin’ laser beams onto the heads of the sharks we brought in to replace our foosball table, I thought I would address some of the other concerns and questions that were raised.
What is the “real” reason for Elsevier acquiring Mendeley?
The question that emerged most frequently, sometimes in the tone of conspiratorial whispers, was about the “real” reason Elsevier acquired Mendeley. Surely there must be a man behind the curtain with a devious masterplan? Not quite. In my mind, it’s straightforward: Elsevier is in the business of providing scientific information to the academic community. In order to serve academics better, it acquired one of the best tools for managing and sharing scientific information. Elsevier can now provide its customers with solutions along the entire academic workflow: Content discovery & access, knowledge management & collaboration, and publication & dissemination. Mendeley provides the missing link in the middle, and brings Elsevier closer to its customers. This makes intuitive sense to me, and I hope you can see the rationale, too.
But what will Elsevier do with Mendeley’s data?
Some people voiced concerns that Elsevier wanted Mendeley’s data to clamp down on sharing or collaboration, sell the data on in a way that infringes our users’ privacy, or use it against them somehow. We will not do any of those things. Since the announcement, we have already upgraded our Mendeley Advisors to free Team Accounts, and are currently reviewing how we can make collaboration and sharing easier for everyone on Mendeley. Also, I want to be clear that we would never pass on our users’ personal data to third parties, or enable third parties to use our users’ data against them.
Of course, Mendeley’s data does have commercial value. Even before the Elsevier acquisition, Mendeley was “selling user data” — but in an aggregate, anonymized fashion – to university libraries: The Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE) dashboard contains non-personal information about which journals are being read the most by an institution’s faculty and students. Librarians use this information to make better journal subscription decisions on behalf of their researchers, and more than 20 leading research institutions in North America, Europe, and Asia have signed up since its launch last summer.
Mendeley’s Open API also offers aggregate, anonymized usage data, though on a global rather than institutional basis. Mendeley gives this data away for free under a Creative Commons CC-BY license. It’s being used by tools like ImpactStory.org or Altmetrics.com, which are building business models around altmetrics data. Again, you could argue that Mendeley’s usage data is being “sold”, and even sold by third parties. However, as you can see, the general principle is that the data is used only for positive purposes, like analyzing research trends and scholarly impact, without violating the privacy of Mendeley users. That’s how we will keep it in the future, and this applies to any usage of the data by Elsevier or via our Open API.
So how will Elsevier make money off Mendeley?
The existing Mendeley offering will continue to be free, so that we can continue to grow our user base as we have in the past, and we will also integrate Mendeley into Elsevier’s existing offerings like ScienceDirect or Scopus to increase their value. This actually means that we’re now under less short term pressure to monetize Mendeley’s individual users. When we were an independent start-up, we had to think about charging for every new or additional feature, in order to get to break even. Now, we can think more about the long term again.
For example, this enabled us to double our users’ storage space for free immediately after the Elsevier announcement. We had previously also planned to make the sync of highlights & annotations in our forthcoming new iOS app a premium feature – today, we decided instead that it will be free for all users, and thus also free for all third-party app developers to implement. And, as mentioned above, we are currently reviewing our collaboration features to see if we can expand them for free, too.
Lastly, what does your new role in the strategy team at Elsevier mean in practice?
Along with the Elsevier news last week, it was announced that I would – in addition to my role at Mendeley – be joining the Elsevier strategy team as a VP of Strategy. A number of our users and Mendeley Advisors have asked what this will mean in practice, and how my input would be taken onboard.
I’ve been in Amsterdam this week to meet some of my new colleagues and exchange ideas — it’s been genuinely enjoyable and inspiring, so we’re off to a very promising start. I’ve been asked to support them in sharing not just Mendeley’s features, but also Mendeley’s experiences and user-centric values with the Elsevier organization, and to keep pushing the ideas that have made Mendeley successful. Conversely, I will also work on how to best bring Elsevier’s tools, data, and content onto the Mendeley development roadmap and into our users’ daily workflow.
We’re not short of amazing ideas, and you have shared some really exciting suggestions with us as well – the challenge will be to pick the best ones and actually get them done. As always, we will be listening closely to your feedback on how to improve our products and set our development roadmap. Watch this space!
Since Wiley introduced a mendeley competitor called “readcube” it was only a matter of time elseiver got something similar. Wiley decided to create readcube from scratch. Elsevier decided to buy mendeley. Things can only get better from here on.
my mistake. so it’s a collaboration between wiley and labtiva? readcube is now a online pdf viewer for wiley journals.
Now that you’re VP of strategy at Elsevier, can you suggest they stop unfair bundling practices, producing fake journals, and other generally reprehensible tactics?
Oh, and in fact, until now, it hadn’t even crossed my mind that you are monetising my data, but now I discover Elsevier, of all corporations, is monetising my data, it’s all the more unpleasent a feeling. Isn’t it enough that they take and monetise my free research output, now they want to take every other aspect of my working life and monetise that as well.
I’ve tried Zotero now, and it’s a good alternative (it offers 300MB of free storage, not 100MB as shown on your comparison page).


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From above it may look like a colony of white mushrooms, but one day the gleaming white canopies will shelter a large complex of buildings consisting of a modern science museum and learning and research facilities.
The canopies are part of the design submitted by Weston Williamson+Partners, a British architectural firm with offices in London, Melbourne and Sydney, in a competition for Science City International, a complex of buildings that is to come about in 6th of October City, a satellite town outside Cairo's western edge.
As Bibiliotheca Alexandrina, the competition initiator, stated, these buildings are to consist of a museum, a conference centre, research and development facilities, workrooms, an observatory complete with planetarium rooms and areas for interactive exhibitions. The brief also specified that the set of buildings and spaces was to be motivating and inspiring on the outside, and exciting on the inside to visitors and employees alike.
In the opinion of the jury of academics and representatives of science firms, the design by Weston Williamson+Partners met these requirements best out of a field that totalled 446 entries. Chris Williamson, co-founder of WW+P, states, "We are proud to have won. Needless to say that Egypt has a unique cultural heritage, but we were also attracted by the ambition of the project, clearly expressed through the brief. We look forward to developing the design and creating something worthy for Egypt’s future generations."

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The total trade volume in Turkey's 21 free zones was $11 billion in 2002. It rose to $17 billion in 2003 and then to $22 billion in 2004. The increase was more apparent thereafter, such as in April 2007, when the volume reached $7.52 billion for the year.
That means that the annual capacity is approaching $30 billion. In other words, almost one-third of all the country's exports will be done through free zones by the end of the year.
In today's world, where globalization is constantly expanding, global investors are becoming more prone to investing in regions where they will be able to raise the most profits in the short term. Since foreign capital inflows, direct or indirect, means investment, development and employment, almost all countries are vying to draw as much foreign capital as they can by issuing incentives, easing procedures with proper legislation and providing them with encouraging benefits.
Free zones are one of these incentives. Fifteen percent of total global trade is conducted in free zones. Free zones are supported by governments as they provide enormous employment, high technological input and contribution to the economy. They are also preferred by foreign investors because of tax incentives and an easier customs process, just to name a few advantages.
Free zones are defined as special sites within country's borders but deemed to be outside of Customs territory.They are where valid regulations related to foreign trade and other financial and economic areas are not applied at all, partly applied in some cases or where new regulations are tested. Free zones are also the regions where more convenient business climate is offered in order to increase a country's trade volume and exports in some industrial and commercial activities as compared to the other parts of country.
According to data (*) from the World Economic Processing Zones Association (WEPZA), there are approximately 882 free zones in the world. They display important differences with respect to the incentives provided. Therefore, many different terms are being used to define free zones around the world. Some of the widespread examples of them are: Free Zones, Free Ports, Customs Free Zones, Exported Goods Processing Zones, Foreign Trade Zones, Free Economic Zones, Free Production Zones, Free Trade Zones, Industrial Free Zones, Maquiladoras, Special Economic Zones, Tax-Free Trade Zones, Tax-Free Zones, Duty-Free Airports, Foreign Access Free Zones, etc.
There have been 21 free zones established in Turkey and they are: Adana-Yumurtal?k Free Zone, Antalya Free Zone, Avrupa Free Zone , Bursa Free Zone, Denizli Free Zone, East Anatolian Free Zone, Aegean Free Zone, Gaziantep Free Zone, ?stanbul Atatürk Airport Free Zone, ?stanbul Leather and Industry Free Zone, Istanbul Stock Exchange Free Zone, ?stanbul Thrace Free Zone, ?zmir Menemen Leather Free Zone, Kayseri Free Zone, Kocaeli Free Zone, Mardin Free Zone, Mersin Free Zone, Rize Free Zone, Samsun Free Zone, Trabzon Free Zone and the Tübitak Marmara Research Center Technology Free Zone.
According to the Treasury Undersecretariat, as of April 30 there are 43,508 employees in these free zones. The number of local producers is 647 and there are 155 foreign producers. The number of local trade companies is 2,021, and there are 382 foreign companies. As these figures clearly indicate, free zones have a considerable effect on the country's foreign trade.
To prevent the use of free zones as a means of tax avoidance.
The sixth item of the Free Zones Law was replaced by Law No. 5084 (which is about the incentive of investment and employment and also making changes in some laws) and which came into effect on Feb. 6, 2004 after it was printer in the Official Gazette.
Incomes of the taxpayers in the free zones, which were earned by selling the products they manufacture in the free zones, are exempt from corporate and income tax until the end of the tax year when Turkey is admitted to the EU as a full member.
These changes limited the former incentives and thus had negative effects on the companies already established in free zones. In return, the total volume of investments in free zones were reduced six or sevenfold.
Since free zones are part of the Turkey-EU Customs Territory, the goods in free circulation can be sent to the EU countries by an A.TR certificate. Customs duties for the goods of third-country origin are also not paid at the entry into the free zones. However, the goods of third-country origin that are not in free circulation can be sent to EU countries by an A.TR certificate, only after the customs duties are paid over the rates determined in the Common Customs Tariff.
demand modern office and working spaces with good and ready infrastructure.
It's necessary to eliminate the negative effects created by Law No. 5084 on free zones in order to develop and strengthen Turkey's economy. An exemption from corporate and income tax should be provided to the companies desiring to operate in free zones until Turkey's admission to the EU. Furthermore, there must be the exemption of income tax on fees of workers employed in those zones. To protect Turkish companies against unfair competition, it would be useful to increase the prices of products that are sold to the domestic market by 0.5.


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This is a powerfully good combination, with the sweet and tart flavor of dried apricots paired with the crunch of whole toasted almonds! Sprinkle a few on your next cheese platter for the perfect complement for aged Manchego or blue Valdeón. They are also a healthy energy snack at the office or on the go.
These delicious apricots are hand-stuffed with whole toasted almonds in Murcia. The sweet-tart flavor of the apricots is balanced by the crunch of the toasted almonds. Try them paired with a glass of white wine.
90% Turkish apricots (preservative E-220 sulfites) and 10% almonds. May contain traces of other tree nuts.
Serving size 40g. Servings per container 3.5. Calories 140. Total fat 4g (5%), Saturated fat 0g (0%), Trans fat 0g (0%). Cholesterol 0mg (0%), Sodium 0mg (0%), Total carbohydrate 25g (9%), Dietary fiber 5g (18%), Sugars 13g, Protein 3g. Vitamin D 1%, Calcium 4%, Iron 6%, Potassium 4%. *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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Dr. Jeffrey M. Cohen has been practicing dentistry for over 20 years. He received diplomas from both Syracuse University and Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. He earned his certificate of Advanced Dentistry and Orthodontics from the Eastman Dental Center at the University of Rochester, New York.
A published author, Dr. Cohen excels in his profession by keeping abreast of the latest orthodontic advances with his involvement in numerous professional organizations including the American Dental Association, American Association of Orthodontics, Los Angeles Dental Society, and the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontics. Dr. Cohen is strongly committed to ongoing orthodontic education. He is a noted speaker, actively participates in professional study groups and is a peer review examiner for the Los Angeles Dental Society.
Dr. Cohen has been actively involved in ongoing orthodontic training and will continue to provide his patients with the most advanced technology in a professional and welcoming environment. Dr. Cohen is committed to providing his patients with superior orthodontic care with cutting-edge technology. This has led him to become an Elite Premier Provider of Invisalign. Dr. Cohen has the prestigious honor of being in the top 5% of Invisalign practitioners in North America for Invisalign treatment.


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We’re hardly living in a world barren of comic book adaptations on the telly, with Gotham, Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D., The Flash and Arrow all gracing our telly-boxes right now.
There’s also Constantine, the Marvel/Netflix Defenders universe, Titans and possibly more coming to our screens in the near future.
Now, Syfy are getting involved – as announced earlier this year, they’re developing Five Ghosts as part of their ever-expanding roster. Based on the Image Comics run of the same name, this new TV series will follow the adventures of gifted treasure hunter Fabian Gray.
Fabian has the ability to draw on the abilities of some (unnamed but fairly obvious) ghosts from literary history, dubbed The Wizard, The Detective, The Archer, The Samurai and The Vampire.
Helming the show will be The Hangover and We’re The Millers production company Benderspink, as part of their owners Chris Bender, JC Spink and Jake Weiner’s new first-look deal with Universal Cable Productions.
Sounds like an interesting alliance, and they’ve certainly got a strong subject material to work with.
Five Ghosts is an ongoing comic book series chronicling the travels of treasure hunter Fabian Gray and his rare ability to harness the ghosts of five literary characters.
First issued in 2013 by publisher Image Comics, the comic was created by writer Frank J. Barbiere and artist Chris Mooneyham.


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Does anyone know if the gauges used with the chrome dash have the standard bezels or are they removed? I'm going to be upgrading the PP Dig Pro 6.5 in my RLXi to 6.5ng for the new display, wondering if I need to order a special display. Anyone had the chrome dash apart yet?
can't help you with your question, but am wondering if you have considered your install options. The PP gauge will replace the gauge on the right, but you may want the PP gauge in the center position as it displays speed and rpm and move the speedo gauge to the right position. The only speedometer we ever look at is on the PP.
I'll leave it in the same position as it'd be more convenient to change settings / skiers with it on the right.


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The Board of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) recently appointed the eminent architect, Robert Ivy as their new Executive Vice President/ Chief Executive Officer. The AIA is an organization that nurtures the public image of the architectural community, by providing resources such as education and government promotion. It was conceptualized in 1857 in New York City, by a small group of 13 architects, committed to the cause of increasing the professional standing of architecture and design. Today, the AIA boasts of a membership of more than 90,000 architects.
The AIA profers the Fellowship of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA) to distinguished members for their contribution to the field of architecture that has gained national importance. The AIA also sponsors continuing education programs for architects to continue their licensing every year. The AIA has held its position of being the topmost membership organization for professional architects over decades. The AIA is well known for its adherence to the highest ethical standards for its members. The AIA provides educational opportunities for students of architecture, speaks in unison to influence government policies and shapes opinions on architecture and design nationwide and worldwide.
Robert Ivy, FAIA, is a master architect who has been the recipient of many awards, notably the G.D. Crane award for lifetime achievements in the editorial world in 2009 and the Master Architect in 2010 by the Alpha Ro Chi. He has a long career of excellence in architectural ventures. Robert Ivy was the editor of the Architectural Record, from 1996 to 2010, and has overseen 33 editions under his tenure as editor. He is also editorial for the McGraw-Hill Construction as well. He is currently based in Washington DC., which also houses the AIA headquarters.
Robert Ivy, in his appointed position at the AIA, will oversee administration at the Washington headquarters. He job is an important one, as he responsibly assigns a budget of 56 million dollars annually towards the expansion and promotion of architectural interests of the members of the AIA. He also coordinates the various chapters of the AIA, both in the nation as well as abroad.
Robert Ivy’s considerable experience in the architectural field makes an ideal person to helm the ship of the AIA. He has advocated environmental protection in architecture as well as socio-political opinions on built architecture. He is a capable leader as well and had been a member of the board of the AIA in the past. The profession of architecture is sure to grow in leaps and bounds under the expertise and guidance of Robert Ivy.

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Check email for new Webex link. No Webex setup yet - failover to Skype.
Some more work on Bob's draft of annotation manuscript.
Studied the owl syntax, reasoner, swrl (semantic web rule language) and some owl processing softwares (Jena, Pellet) to explore how to define the rules about what the annotation will be expressed and in which way. These rules will be used in mapper to validate the incoming annotation and extract the required information.
Rules/Configuration for standard annotations for AppleCore instance.
Had received an overture from some southwest museums interested in a TCN, and have been discussing particulars of deliverables for developing a budget. However, they have been discussing budgets with NSF and whether they could fund us. Since our work does not involve scanning and digitization, it is unlikely our work would be funded to the extent we originally envisioned. The scope of work and budget for FP in this TCN proposal remains to be determined.
There is another similar group with a similar proposal, only northeast herbaria rather than southwest museums. Interestingly, both groups came independently to similar sets of target tools and technologies, Specify/ Morphbank/ Symbiota.
Hence the presence of Symbiota on the agenda today.
Anything relevant from meeting with Bob and Greg in Florida last week? One of the people that worked on AO will be working with Greg. Both Bob and Greg will be going to a semantic web workshop in Bonn after TDWG.
Replacing work we originally thought we would do in IPT? If so we could offer a FP annotation generation client built in to Symbiota. We should discuss how to integrate FP and Symbiota.
Bob and Paul will talk about a tentative technology stack, talk with James about AppleCore.
Structure of messages. Since messages have to be passed in the demo we should revisit the message architecture. The question is "what is the next step that is needed to move forward in work for the network?" We need to know what the APIs are and who is supposed to implement them. We should revisit the sequence diagrams to see if they are sufficient, and revisit the classes to see that they are all there.
We've identified messages and the messaging system as the next point of discussion for the architecture. Do we have the APIs and the messaging system properly composed?
Perhaps we could also talk about administration of the network nodes, and the format of global knowledge.
We expect to be collection annotations that assert new identifications and new georeferences. These fall between the annotation and domain vocabularies. There isn't anything in DWC that describes what should go into a new determination. There are terms that can be used, but no other specification. We could use rules to fill in that gray area.
Another (naive) question: what parts of AppleCore are being formalized Anticipated typical annotations, e.g. New Determinations, Georeferences, Changed Taxonomies, New specimen record on table.? Vocabulary terms and how they relate? The model itself? And what inferences are we making from the formalization?
Bob will send Lei the dwcFPModel.owl file.


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Home / Spiritual Growth / Destinations / Should I marry or stay single?
You can’t ask that! You’re only allowed to ask easy questions. Just kidding.
Actually the Bible offers some excellent counsel on this question.
Let’s start with the original plan. At the beginning of the Bible, we read that God designed human beings as male and female and that men and women were to connect with each other in a relationship that was so close and deep that they said to “become one flesh.” Genesis 2:24. Jesus confirmed this and warned against those who would separate husband and wife because God had united them. Matthew 19:4-6.
So God’s general plan for people is that they marry. Great leaders in the Bible were married: Moses, Peter and the other apostles (Exodus 2:21; 1 Corinthians 9:5). However, there are some individuals that God calls to live a single life. He told the prophet Jeremiah to remain single (Jeremiah 16:2). Jesus and Paul were both single throughout their ministry.
So should you marry? For most followers of Jesus the answer is YES! But how do you know if you are part of the “most” or if you are one of the exceptions?
First, pay attention to God’s ideal for marriage: one flesh. God intends that in marriage husband and wife share together deeply spiritually, physically, emotionally. If you are thinking of marrying someone who does not share you relationship with God, your marriage will always be hindered. You may be able to make it work, but you won’t be able to experience the deep spiritual and emotional intimacy that God intends for marriage (and that nearly every human wants). Paul wrote that we “should not be unequally yoked to unbelievers.” (2 Corinthians 6:14). This statement highlights that followers of Jesus have different priorities, different values from other people. Any real partnership calls for unity in just these kinds of things.
Loneliness and romance can blind us, so if you are thinking about marriage, consult with others who know you well and care for you. That may include your parents, mature friends, your pastor.
And go slow in sharing affection physically. The more intimate you are physically, the harder it will be for you to pay attention to the spiritual, emotional and rational aspects of your relationship. You may think that living together will help you figure out if you are compatible. It doesn’t work. Eighty percent of marriages fail if the couple lives together before marriage. Waiting for sexual union until after marriage will help you experience God’s ideal of a happy, lasting marriage.


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It is not easy keeping a toddler entertained and engaged, but the Fisher-Price Smart Stages Chair is an activity center that creates a personal space for your toddler. The Smart Stages Chair comes in bright yellow or pink with a smiley face on the back rest. Don’t be surprised if you find your toddler naming and talking to their chair!
Fisher-Price developed the Laugh and Learn line a few years ago. The Smart Stages Chair continues on with the same line of development. The chair knows if the child is sitting in it or standing – it responds to what the child does.
When putting the chair together, make sure to install the three AA batteries it requires. It is much easier to access the battery compartment while assembling the chair. It also is helpful to make sure you know where the off switch is, for those times when you want the chair to just be a quiet chair.
There are three levels of play with the Laugh and Learn Smart Stages Chair: Explore, Encourage, and Pretend. As your child learns and grows, they will move through the levels. The youngest toddlers will enjoy the Explore stage: pressing the buttons to see what happens, opening and closing the seat to reveal the storage compartment, and flipping the pages of the book. They can also use the chair as a support while learning to stand and walk. The remote control will activate singalong tunes and phrases. This stage engages their curiosity and begins developing language skills.
When your child is ready to go to the next level, switch it to Encourage. Just like it says, this stage encourages your child to advance their understanding of language and is more interactive. It will ask your child questions, suggest things for them to do, and reward correct answers with sounds or lights. This interaction encourages the development of language and thinking skills.
Older toddlers will be ready for the Pretend level. Building on what has already been done at the prior levels, this stage begins to work with your child on imagination and creative play. When you see your child role-playing, or starting to play “let’s pretend,” you will appreciate the Smart Stages Chair even more. As long as your child is the right size to sit in the chair, they will have something interesting to do with it.
Fisher-Price has been known for their children’s toys for many years. The Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Chair is cute, but not overly complicated. The fact that it adapts to uses for children from one to three makes it something that your child will not quickly outgrow. They can make it their very own place to play and learn – an activity center they can also use as furniture.
Electronic toys for children are often too simple to keep the child engaged, or too complicated for them to easily enjoy. The Smart Stages Chair avoids both of these problems and can grow with your child for years. When you think about all the changes that your child will go through from age one to three, this is definitely not an easy task to succeed at. Fisher-Price seems to have met this challenge very well with their Laugh and Learn Smart Stages Chair.


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Mark Giordano will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Friday.
The Calgary Flames defenseman is facing discipline for kneeing Minnesota Wild center Mikko Koivu on Thursday. The incident occurred at 6:17 of the third period of Calgary's 2-0 win at Scotiabank Saddledome. Giordano was assessed a minor penalty for tripping. Koivu left the game and did not return.
The following grounds are being considered for supplemental discipline: kneeing. However, the Department of Player Safety retains the right to make adjustments to the infraction upon review.


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ls Everywhere Meeting the Saviour) is a Christian program for girls aged 9-13 years, seeking to bring them into a true relationship with Jesus Christ. Along with Bible lessons, there is badge work, crafts and outings. GEMS meet alternating Fridays from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. from Sept. to May.
For more information on the GEMS program: GEMS Girls Club.


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Hello! Today I will talk about one of my favorites music groups: Twenty One Pilots. Let's begin!
At the beginnig it was formed by 3 people, but actually it's formed by Tyler Joseph(was before in the band) and Josh Dun.
Tyler sings and plays so many instrumets, such as the ukelele, the bass, the piano... And Josh plays only the drums.
TYLER: He was born on December 1st, in 1988. He lived in a medium class family all his life (before he became famous), so he had to learn how to play instrumets and sing alone.
JOSH: As Tyler, he was born in 1988, on June 18th. Like Tyler, he lived in a medium class family all his life and he had to learn how to play the drums with no help.
Twenty One Pilots: This is their first album it was released in 2009. It was record when the group was formed by 3 people. I don't like at all this álbum, but it has a song that I like so much: "Friend, Please". Here you can hear the album.
Regional At Best: This is them second album, it was released in 2011. It was the first album recorded when the group was formed by Tyler and Josh. My favorite song from this album is "Guns for hands". Here you can hear the album.
Vessel: This is them third album. It was released in 2013 and it has re-recorded songs from Regional At Best and new songs. My favorite one is "Migraine". Here you can hear the album.
Blurryface: This is them fourth album. It was released in 2015 and it's in my opinion their best album. It has so many different music styles and very good songs. It's difficult for me to choose one song as my favorite, but i'd say that Message Man is my favorite song. Here you can hear the album.
It's a very controversial topic for fans. This logo was seen the first time in Regional At Best's cover. Nobody knows its meanig, and that's so cool because each person has a different theory of what does it mean.
-Josh's family forbid him to listen music, but he went every week to a music shop to listen the music that he liked.
-They have so many award, but when they had their first Grammy, they took it wearing underpants. Here you have a video to watch it.
-In every photo and concert, Tyler is at the right and Josh at the left. In vessel, Tyler's grandfather is at the right and Josh's grandfather at the left, the same position of the duo.
-Sometimes they use masks in their concerts because they want people listen to them for their music and not because who they are.
Okay, here ends this post. I hope you liked it!
Hi Ernesto, I like your post! I had never heard about this group before, but now I will listen to them.
1. Check the rules for SO. You wrote it several times, but you do not know the usage yet.
2. Here is THEM??? - Which is the correct form for the possessive?
3. Check: do we say ON the right or AT the right?
4. Pay attention to the structure: "you want somene TO do something"


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The first systematic record of the bryophyte flora of South Hampshire in over 40 years.
"A Bryophyte Flora of South Hants" was published by Jean Paton in 1961. This admirable work set a new standard for local bryophyte floras in Great Britain and Ireland. When Jean Paton left Hampshire for Cornwall in 1959, there was only limited systematic recording in 1960 and no more until 2000. However, mainly as a result of site surveys, many new records were made during the 40 years. The main contributors of records were F. Rose, R.C. Stern and N.A. Sanderson, mostly from about the mid-1970s. Recorders include Alison Bolton who provided some very useful records of certain Sphagna, liverworts and the two hornworts, Anthoceros punctatus and Phaeoceros laevis.


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The mix houses most of the trending jamz of the moment including the just released IWA by Phyno & Tekno and “Fever”, “Master Groove” by Wizkid. Check out the 1hr+ of hot Gbedu sounds below and don’t forget to leave a comment thereafter.
DJ Enimoney – Believe The Hype (Mixtape) :DJ Enimoney who recently dropped his new single “Ogede” featuring Reekado Banks comes through with a hot banging mixtape.


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Imagine two people in a bar. They have heard each other’s sad stories so many times they no longer listen. Of course each wants the other to stop talking so that he can tell his own mournful story. They are both very much identified with their suffering. They seem caught in a vicious circle endlessly repeating their depressing song.
Compare this with a friend of mine who told me that being an alcoholic was the best thing that happened to him. How so? He treasured the way in which that condition forced him to work on his spiritual life, and his relationship with others.
I have heard other people talk about how much they treasure the difficult things they have experienced in life.
We all have had to go through the experiences of childhood which involve moments of hurt and pain. Many people have felt unloved or abandoned at some time in their growing up years. Add to this the inevitable pains of normal life, and the result is a deep reservoir of things for which we can feel sorry for ourselves.
But Maurice Nicoll says that the first thing we have to sacrifice is mechanical suffering. This leads to a change of being. To understand what he meant consider the things people typically complain about: No one appreciates me; my spouse doesn’t understand me; I have horrible physical problems; I don’t get the credit I deserve; and on and on.
People sometimes seem to cling to their suffering, carrying it as a badge of honor.
There is a poignant moment recorded in the Gospels where Peter, talking to Jesus, sounds as if he is full of self pity.
Peter would never have chosen to go back to his life as a fisherman once he had experienced the true joys of the spirit. So how could he feel sorry for himself?
The task involves noticing the pay-off we seek for our suffering, and then seeking to understand the positive things that the suffering blocks.
1. Ask yourself what you are seeking to get for your suffering.
2. Notice what the suffering is blocking.
3. Let go of the suffering and notice the results.


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