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If youve felt that theres been more room to carve your turns on the mountains, more room to strut your stuff in the village, and a better chance of getting a room at the last minute in one of the resorts posh hotels youre right on the money.
However, those lamentable facts mean that others are not in the money and some businesses in the resort are worried about what the next few weeks will mean for Whistler.
"We are very, very nervous about January," said Sandy Black of the Affinity Group, which owns Affinity Sports Rentals and several other retail and service outlets in Whistler.
"We think that come Jan. 5 th it is going to be like somebody flipped a switch. Typically the first two to three weeks of January are slow for us anyway, now add to that the (strong Canadian) dollar, our competition situation, and all the other things and we could be in for a tough three or four weeks."
Black believes the high cost of the resort and the amenities it offers, international events, the strong dollar, strong competition from other local and regional ski hills, and a falling number of destination travellers are amounting to some serious challenges for Whistler.
Sun Peaks in the Interior announced that it broke its visitors-per-day record on Dec 28 th hosting 5,300 guests. Tickets there are just $55 a day for an adult. One package deal offers one nights accommodation and a lift ticket for $89.
"We just all need to pay attention to the value of this place and pay attention to balance," said Black.
"We need to pay attention to the regional guest. I think we need to spend more time on the Vancouver guest and I think we also need to continue to cater to the destination guest.
"We have a great experience here, probably one of the best in North America. But a $71 lift ticket is expensive. You go to dinner and its tough to find an entrée for under $25. I had an $8 beer the other day. We all collectively need to look at this and rentals the same.
"The world has changed. It is a different place. We had orange security alerts in the U.S. through Christmas, SARS, mad cow, the strong dollar, and we are expensive, and we are hard to get to and there are fewer destination travellers out there.
"Add all that together and weve got a problem."


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It’s been a busy week, what with umpteen Eaters (and a few caustic grumpsters) weighing in on the issue of charging for bread service, a topic far more quietly revisited today in Providence Cicero’s Seattle Times review of The Walrus and the Carpenter.
Speaking of weighty issues, I’ve been occupied with writing a couple of print-page stories this week, and heading out-and-about to treat myself to chocolate treats, including but not limited to the pair below — which represent the dark and the light of it. Stay tuned for more on that subject.
By the way: you may be way over tiramisu, but I (unfortunately) am not. Which is why I intend to whip up a batch for a Sunday night dinner-party. Have a good weekend all, and we’ll talk more soon.
Chocolate truffle cake at Simply Desserts (left). Tiramisu at Tutta Bella (right).

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It was a real privilege to speak on behalf of Australia at the United Nations First Committee – Disarmament and International Security hearing this week.
This Committee deals with disarmament, global challenges and threats to peace that affect the international community and seeks out solutions to the challenges in the international security regime.
Australia’s position on nuclear disarmament has been clear and consistent for decades.
We advocate a zero tolerance approach to nuclear (as well as chemical and biological) weapons.
Despite this, I cannot help but suspect that humankind will struggle to be ever free of the threat of weapons of mass destruction.
In fact, as technology advances, I suspect we will see smaller, “better” and more mobile forms of this type of capability.
Certainly this risk is ever present and increasing as some of the bigger powers populate space with both strike and response capabilities.
The United States’ contribution to the UN commended the fact that it now only has some 4,500 nuclear warheads, down from about 30,000 at the height of the Cold War in the mid-1960/s.
Despite the adoption of the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, commonly known as the Non-Proliferation Treaty or NPT, and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) in 1996, countries now have by capacity and by volume much more nuclear capability then at any time before.
It is estimated that the world has some 16,000 nuclear warheads (of which about 10% or 1,600 are “war” ready).
These missiles have a greater capacity than those used against Nagasaki and Hiroshima and can be delivered much more efficiently and remotely.
Even the conventional methods of response will incur the detonation of the primary missile in the event that one is launched.
Consider that the use of 100 of these alone would wipe out total civilization as we know it and you will start to see a part of the problem.
So, where does Australia fit?
There are the haves and the have nots with this question.
All the have nots want the haves to dispose totally of this arsenal. That will never happen.
Ninety percent of the collective capacity rests with the USA and Russia whilst many of the balance of holdings are with Nations whose geopolitical environment is unstable.
Australia has no nuclear capabilities but we have close relationships with nuclear carrying allies – US and UK in particular.
There is very little Australia can do in a meaningful way in this space except of course continue to make diplomatic contributions regarding the issue.
Take India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea as examples.
It goes without saying that Australia (like every country on Earth) would be seriously affected by a nuclear event.
When and if it began it would never end as each threatened Nation would want to use their first strike capability as a defensive mechanism.
It can be thoroughly depressing to consider the global outlook.
But, despite this, it is with a sense of pride that I was able to give voice to Australia’s policy to the UN.
A small voice in this great debate – but a voice nonetheless.

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As we learned in the previous section, it is typically very important to have a good amount of link equity accruing in your most valuable pages, however not all links are equal – search engines analyse the linking page to determine its content and quality, then use those signals when deciding how each link should contribute to your page’s equity and authority scores.
When a specific piece of content (for instance, a phrase) near a link is used to help determine the context that this page is being linked in, this is called a co-citation.
I picked up a portable widget last weekend from WidgetWorld and it broke right away! Not a happy customer.
In the above snippet we see two co-citations that may be affecting the relevance of the link: this is a strong signal that WidgetWorld sells portable widgets, but also this citation was given with a negative sentiment. Too much negative sentiment may affect the page’s ability to rank, particularly if the user’s intent signifies that they are looking for a website with an overall positive sentiment (i.e. ‘best widget sellers’).
Unlinked citations have traditionally been used in local search optimisation; this practice involves building reviews and mentions of a business using its unique NAP (Name, Address, Phone) combination. Even without links, these placements help the ranking of websites, as they are votes that the business is real and the general public are aware of it (as opposed to websites that are not mentioned anywhere on the web).

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Due diligence is a big deal when it comes to working with a real estate investor. You need to go in knowing that you can advocate for yourself — and also that you’re working with someone who knows what they’re doing and how to get the deal done in a way that also benefits you. This means you’ve got to do your research before committing to any one particular investor.
Part of doing your homework is reaching out to people who may be able to point you in the right direction and connect you to a smart, savvy investor. Real estate agents are a good choice here as they are likely to have worked with an investor or two over time.
What is your purchasing time frame?
Will you hold or flip?
Are you financing or will you pay cash?
Are you familiar with my area?
What is your experience when it comes to purchasing investment properties?
More advanced investors will also have a builder’s license and existing relationships with contractors. Don’t be afraid to ask the hard questions before making any sort of commitment.
Real estate investment clubs in your area are ripe with opportunity for you as a home seller. Such clubs are simply groups of like-minded investors who gather to share ideas and tips on current market conditions along with pooling their money on deals.
An investment club is similar to a mutual fund in that it can be formed as a legal entity, either as a legal partnership or a limited liability corporation.
When funds are pooled within the club, it’s a given that club members and their abilities will determine either the returns or losses realized from deals.
Real estate investment clubs typically meet monthly to review their existing portfolios along with considering fresh opportunities.
Finding a local club is as easy as getting online. The National Association of Investors Corporation is a good place to start.
If you’re okay with the idea of your home getting sold to a developer and being torn down, this may be the right path for you. Developers are particularly keen on such deals in hot markets where buildable land is constrained.
Here, too, is a trade-off. You’re going to make less money than if your home was in better shape, but you’re not paying the price to get that home into good condition.
If any other builders have purchased homes on your block, talk to them (or the homes’ former owners) to see if you can find out what kind of deals they struck.
Remember that the danger of selling a property on your own is not knowing its worth. If you don’t feel competent to do a thorough comparative market analysis, find a professional who might be able to help you.
Ultimately, there’s always a payoff. Your payoff in this instance is a quick sale and cash in your pocket. That said, think about what you’re willing to do to achieve this.
Unless you’re schooled in real estate, it makes sense to find someone whose job is to represent you through this transaction. If you’re not looking for an agent, you should consider retaining a real estate attorney who will help you work through the process.
One of the most important tasks an attorney has in the case of a seller working with an investor is to help draft a contract. Make sure to review all legal language with your attorney — and this applies to anything and everything you sign.
If for whatever reason you must sign something before your attorney reviews it, be sure that there is a contingency clause added to the agreement that states that your attorney must look it over before your signature is official. Most contracts stipulate that attorneys have seven days to complete this task.
Once the contract is signed, your attorney will then examine it to ensure the title is free and clear.
Remember that a real estate investor is their own advocate — not yours. Hiring a real estate attorney may be one of the smartest things you do during this process.

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Located approximately 30mins from Gloucester, this 2 bedroom furnished cottage with slow combustion fire, is set on 3 acres. Water is excellent and fencing is goods. There is an open bay shed, and chook house and roomfor a pony.
This property is ideal for a weekender or permanent residence with school bus services, quiet street in a small village and rural outlook. Inspection is highly recommended.


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“Everyone who remembers his own educational experience remembers teachers, not methods and techniques.” Sidney Hook, Education for Modern Man.
We heard of teachers who are ever so inspiring, giving up so much in order to help their students achieve great things in life. Once such movie about teachers is Freedom Writers, a story based on Woodrow Wilson Classical High School in Long Beach, California, and their English teacher, Erin Gruwell. This movie is about a teacher inspiring change through her own actions, motivating and bringing good influence into the lives of students.
English teacher Erin Gruwell was challenged with her new class of not-eager-for college students who often got involved in gang fights, and disliked her because she is white. It wasn’t until Erin held a discussion about a drive-by shooting death that she begun to understand what she was up against. She then assigns her students to write journals which will not be read unless they agree, and her students started to open up to her.
This movie is beautifully filmed, telling the stories of students who just want to be able to live out their dreams in an unjust world.This inspiring film delivers a positive and productive message for each of us. If you believe in hope, you will find this movie on your favourite list.
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We assist businesses and individuals with arranging 457 visas across a range of occupations and industry sectors including professional, management, technical and trade occupations.
The 457 visa provides skilled employees the opportunity work in Australia for up to 4 years with the sponsorship of an employer.
We assist both new and established businesses obtain approval from the Department of Immigration to sponsor overseas workers, called Standard Business Sponsorship. We have a track record of success obtaining sponsorship rights for start-up businesses to hire overseas talent on 457 visas even if the business been trading for less than 2 years.
We offer our existing clients a telephone advisory service to provide quick assessments over the phone to assist with your recruitment efforts. We can help you determine whether a prospective employee has the necessary skills and qualifications to be eligible for sponsorship on a 457 visa.
We also provide assistance with permanent residency applications for sponsored 457 visa holders or direct entry visa applicants nominated by their employer.
Our cloud-based case management solution give us the ability to prepare sponsorship and 457 visa applications quickly to help you access talent faster and more efficiently. We can progress through each stage of the process seamlessly whilst ensuring transparency for clients and applicants. Our migration agents offer clear and pragmatic advice and remove the hassle enabling them to get on with running their business.


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With automatic exposure in digital cameras so good, it's tempting to just leave everything on automatic. It feels like a daring move just to flip the dial one more notch to "P"! (Of course, P is just automatic with some options to make things a bit brighter or darker than the camera would like.) Here are some tips for the beginner or intermediate photographer to encourage you to get beyond P into the exciting world of Tv, Av, and even M on the camera's mode dial.
The simplest way to keep track of all the settings is to realize that (for a typical picture) we want some numbers to be as big as possible, and some numbers to be as small as possible. But when the numbers go ridiculously far in the good direction, that causes other undesirable things to happen, so the ideal picture tends to have numbers that "meet in the middle".
With Tv and Av, you control one number (either shutter speed or aperture) and the camera judges the other one.
Tv means that you control the shutter speed. It's the stupidest mnemonic ever devised. Just remember that A = Aperture, so Tv must mean the other one.
For most of the shutter speed range, the camera shows numbers representing fractions of a second, so a bigger number represents a briefer time when the shutter is open. "30" on the display means 1/30th of a second. "200" means 1/200th of a second. For most pictures, we want this number to be as big as possible. A picture taken at 1/200th of a second has relatively little chance of blurring due to the subject moving or camera shake. A picture taken at 1/400th of a second has even less, and so on. When the number starts to get low (60 for some people, 30 for others, even 15 or 10 if your hands are really steady), it's difficult to get a sharp shot while holding the camera in your hands.
This concept is relatively easy to understand, so Tv is a good first step for someone just venturing beyond P on their camera dial. Pick a number between 100-500, dial it in, and see if the camera will shoot without flashing any warning lights. If warning lights blink at you (meaning not enough light is getting in, and the camera can't find a good aperture value to "meet in the middle"), dial the number down a little bit and try again. Don't let the number get lower than your personal minimum, which you can only find through experimentation.
Av means that you control the aperture width. Easy to remember, but aperture is a tricky concept to understand. It's the width of the lens opening, which you never really see when you're behind the camera. So you have to take it on faith that the camera is doing something different as you dial different numbers.
Again, for the typical picture, we want this number to be as big as possible. Big numbers mean a larger area can be in focus (in terms of how far away things are). If the number is too small, Uncle George is in focus but the mountain behind him is blurry. Or the tree 2 feet behind Uncle George is in focus but he's blurry.
Here there's less chance of things going wrong, and a fairly reasonable set of values that work for most situations. Shoot with aperture values of 5.6, 6.2, or 7.1 and you can get good results for most situations. If there's plenty of light and you have a good SLR, go up to 16, 22, or higher and pretty much everything is guaranteed to be in focus, no matter how many close and distant objects are in one picture. That high chance of getting an in-focus picture makes this the mode that most photographers eventually end up with, once they advance to a certain level.
Manual mode is not needed in normal situations, only when something odd happens with the light that tricks the camera into taking shots that are too bright or too dark. If you are taking a picture that's half in shade and half in bright sunlight, you might have to start with the camera's suggested numbers, then dial a higher number for shutter speed to make things darker, or a lower number for shutter speed and/or aperture to make things brighter.
So, what if you get a picture that's too dark (or flashing warning lights) when you bump the shutter speed to what seem like minimal values, like 60 or 100 for shutter speed, or 4.5 or 5.6 for aperture? That means there's not enough light overall to find a happy medium. That's where the ISO value comes in. Unlike the other 2, we want to keep this number as small as possible, and only increase it until the warning lights stop blinking, or the histogram stops being scrunched up on the left. With a point and shoot camera, ideally you'd never let it go above 100; going to 200 or 400 means you're in a dim situation and have no other way to get a bright enough shot. With a DSLR (particularly Canon), you might go to 200, 400, or 800 just as insurance in case lighting conditions darken unexpectedly; and if you're really in a dark spot, you might shoot with 1600 or even 3200. The negative factor with a high ISO value is a different sort of blurriness, random speckles throughout the picture, referred to as noise.
On our recent trip around the national parks of Arizona and Utah, we explored some new photographic challenges and solutions. One involved the use of "slow synchro" flash. Read on if you're not familiar with how to use that particular camera setting.
Slow synchro. Sounds intimidating, doesn't it? Do you need to be an expert on shutter speeds and flash strength to use it? Not at all.
This flash setting is the one to use if the flash isn't strong enough to light up the whole area of your picture. That's it. Slow synchro keeps the shutter open a little longer than normal, so whatever's in the background comes through more brightly than in the typical flash picture. There might be a little bit of blur from camera shaking, but you can't have everything.
We ran into this problem in two contexts. Sometimes in a restaurant, taking pictures of food, the light was dim enough that the flash from a point-and-shoot camera would only light up the closest part of a dish. Slow synchro evened out the lighting. Outdoors, a picture of a person in front of a landscape might also call for slow synchro. In the evening, the person might need a flash to be exposed properly, but normally the background would go all dark. At mid-day, harsh light might cast big shadows on the person, again calling for flash, again possibly underexposing the background (such as a mountain slope not in the sun).
Slow synchro isn't consistently placed or labelled across cameras. On smaller point and shoots (e.g. the Canon SD700), it's a distinct flash setting alongside red-eye reduction or auto/on/off. On bigger point and shoots and SLRs, it's typically a setting on the mode dial, often labelled Night Scene.


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We are very proud of our Parents and Teachers association. Together we organise key events in the school year and raise significant funds to improve the school further.
It also gives our school a strong sense of community.
Spaces available! Please contact the school office.


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Advice and guidance for adult asylum seekers in their respective languages.
Provide information, advice and support to immigration detainees.
Helps vulnerable asylum seekers and refugees access essential services.
For people who are homeless, threatened with homelessness or experiencing housing issues.
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Yesterday Andrew accompanied me to St Vincent’s nuclear Medicine department for a Sestamibi Scan, called ” Mibi” for short, of my heart.
The process involves a baseline scan without any medium followed by a period of rest, you can read about everything through these links here.
A sestamibi (MIBI) scan is a test that measures the amount of blood being supplied to your heart.
Why do I need a sestamibi scan?
What are the risks of having a sestamibi scan?
How do I prepare for a sestamibi scan?
What happens during a sestamibi scan?
What happens after a sestamibi scan?
Nuclear stress test to Diagnose CHD.
Also used to gauge the damage to the heart by things such as S.C.A.D.
All in all the scan only took 4 hours rather than the 6 mentioned and wasn’t as scary as we had thought.
Due to the radioactivity I was warned to take a taxi home and to stay away from people for 48 hours until the Technetium Tc 99m sestamibi reached safer levels.. Andrew and I took the long blue and white taxi home raight to our doorstep and went out shopping today after I came home from respite.
I feel somewhat tired and done it and have gone to bed early these past few nights but will be opening the Shed at Kooloora tomorrow.

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You can use this page to do an online look-up of any fines associated with the vehicle with the number 9LL3D. If you do not want for your vehicle's information to be made public, please write to us via the feedback page and we will delete the webpage you designate. We value the privacy of our visitors!
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BD Hudson et al. Minireview: The effects of species ortholog and SNP variation on receptors for free fatty acids. Mol. Endocrinol. 2013, doi:10.1210/me.2013-1085.

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Aside from the fundamental cost of a home, there are several ancillary expenses for new appliances, repairs and renovations. For a portion of that price, you’ve just what you desire. The price of a new motor home starts at about $50,000 based on the sort of RV and characteristics that you desire.
Not everybody has such benefits, though. The primary advantage of doing a lot of the work yourself is that saves on the labour expenses. So let’s talk about the advantages of having a Murphy bed. The things mentioned previously are some of the advantages of purchasing a used houseboat. Another benefit of purchasing second hand or used houseboat is the additional add-ons which you might acquire.
If you buy a motorhome, you may tow a car to drive when you achieve your destination. Don’t forget, you’re either driving an extremely large motorhome, or pulling a huge camper, and the trip, together with the demands of the street, can wear any driver down as the day continues. You also need to think of how a car depreciates. For many of us, purchasing a new car entails car payments.
The sorts of entrance doors has proliferated over recent decades. Most fiberglass doors currently a days desire a close eye to decide on where it’s freshly stained wood or maintenance free fiberglass. The floor should be wholly level to guarantee proper drainage. Use as much support as possible to support your new floor and you may delight in the fruit of your labors for quite a few years to come.


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The Sea Devils was the third story in the ninth season of Doctor Who. It marked the first appearance of the Sea Devils and the reappearance of the Master, now plotting to escape confinement from a maximum security prison.
Barry Letts and Terrance Dicks had decided they wanted a sea-based story and asked Malcolm Hulke to write it. Rather than merely bringing back the Silurians, Hulke invented an aquatic version called the Sea Silurians. Unlike their earlier counterparts, these “Sea Devils” were given clothing, designed by Maggie Fletcher.
To answer the insistence by fans that the Silurian era of 200 million years ago could not have spawned the Apes who featured in the earlier serial, Hulke introduced a line in which the Doctor says they should correctly be called Eocenes. However even that period, some 50 million years ago, was still somewhat in advance of the evolution of primates.
After the Master appeared in all five stories of season 8, Letts decided to restrict him to a few appearances each year. This story joins him where The Dæmons left off, in prison. The dialogue implies the Doctor and he were once friends.
Letts had secured the involvement of the Royal Air Force for The Mind of Evil and decided to try to do the same with the Royal Navy. He found the Ministry of Defense eager to take part. Shortly after broadcast, the BBC was visited by officials from the MOD who believed a top-secret submarine had been used in the show. It was in fact a model, adapted to show the features they were secretly testing.
Expensive location filming left The Sea Devils with a budgeting problem. Director Michael Briant’s solution was to not hire regular incidental music composer, Dudley Simpson, and have the score created by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Malcolm Clarke’s electronic score was one of the serial’s signatures. Its significance was attested to by its inclusion in2013’s Doctor Who at the Proms, where it was one of five pieces of incidental music performed as representative of the show’s original run.
This story saw the only use of the catchphrase “reverse the polarity of the neutron flow” during the Pertwee era. The phrase became associated with the Third Doctor, so he used it again in The Five Doctors some eleven years later, although between seasons 7 and 11 Pertwee did use a shortened version of the phrase, “reverse the polarity”, several times.
Like many of Hulke’s stories, it included a moral dimension. The Sea Devils are caught between the Master, the Doctor and the humans. Ultimately, they are betrayed by all three; like their land-based cousins, it is the humans who hurt them the most.
The Doctor and Jo visit the Master, now a captive on a small island prison after being captured by UNIT.
The Master is being held indefinitely and is the only prisoner. He is watched by CCTV and the island is patrolled by armed guards – trained to resist the Master’s hypnotic powers – and even protected by minefields. He claims to have reformed – but refuses to reveal the location of his TARDIS. As they depart, the old-school, patriotic governor, Colonel Trenchard, tells them that some ships have been disappearing mysteriously. Shortly afterwards, he visits the Master, and it becomes clear that they are in league.
The Doctor cannot resist investigating, so they visit the nearby naval base, HMS Seaspite, run by the efficient Captain John Hart; despite the Doctor’s eccentric behavior – he claims to have known Nelson personally – an alliance forms. The Doctor states that that the linear scorch pattern was caused by a concentrated beam of heat from under the sea. Hart is in charge of the adaptation of the sea fort to a SONAR testing station. The Doctor and Jo make their way to the sea fort. He and Jo are soon attacked by a Silurian lookalike.
It is not a Sea Devil, but a half-mad crew member ranting about them. The Doctor and Jo decided to calm him down. They find that the radio was ripped out. The Doctor decides to go get a transistor radio in order to turn it into a transmitter. On his way, he encounters a hostile Sea Devil, who fires at him. When it tries to break in, it is hurt and flees. Shortly afterwards, the Doctor finishes his transmitter, and they are rescued.
Captain Hart decides to find them after they apparently disappear. The Doctor and Jo attempt to get Hart to tell a higher authority. His assistant gets a call from someone ranting about Sea Devils. The Master comes to HMS Seaspite to steal some equipment. Colonel Trenchard follows, providing a distraction, but Jo sees the Master leaving.
The Doctor and Jo confront Trenchard, and he tries to dissuade them by showing that the Master is in his cell. The Master knocks out a guard and grabs his knife. Trenchard then gets the Doctor to go and see the Master, who attempts to kill him, first with gun and then with sword. The Doctor and the Master engage in a sword fight. The Master then throws a dagger at the back of the Doctor’s head….
The Master misses and the Doctor is unharmed. Trenchard decides to lock the Doctor in the prison and attempts to capture Jo. The evil Time Lord tells him that he intends to use the reptiles as an army to conquer the planet. It is revealed that the reason Trenchard is helping the Master because he believes they are fighting enemy agents. Meanwhile, Jo comes and frees the Doctor. He begins by using the machine to summon Sea Devils from the ocean. The Doctor and Jo are trapped between them, the Master, and the minefield!
The Doctor is forced to employ his sonic screwdriver to repel the Sea Devils by exploding mines on the beach. While the Doctor and Jo navigate through a mine field, a Sea Devil attacks another submarine. The Doctor and Jo flee to HMS Seaspite, where Hart tells them another naval submarine has disappeared.
Meanwhile, the Master returns to his cell to begin work on a new device. He activates it and it calls the Sea Devils to him. They attack the prison, killing the guards and Trenchard. A battle for the prison rages. Trenchard, who believed he was aiding his country against enemy agents, is killed.
HMS Seaspite heads out to investigate a section of seabed. The Doctor goes down in a diving bell. When they offer to pull him up, he refuses; however, his communication system fails, and Captain Hart orders the crew to pull up the diving bell. When it reaches the ship, it is empty….
The Sea Devils take the Doctor to their leader. The Doctor enters the Sea Devils’ base and tries to encourage peaceful negotiation, recalling how he had failed to broker an agreement between mankind and the Silurians. The Master arrives to incite matters by trying to provoke war.
Walker arrives to “solve” the sinking ship problem by dropping depth charges. Meanwhile, the Doctor has gained the upper side of the argument–the Sea Devils agree to consider diplomatic relations. The depth charges disrupt the negotiations. The Master convinces the Sea Devils to take the Doctor away and kill him. He also convinces them to attack one of the naval bases.
In the confusion caused by the depth charges, the Doctor escapes, gets a Silurian gun from a fallen Sea Devil, and uses it to melt a door and rescue two of the submarine crew. They rescue the others still in the submarine. The leader of the submarine crew kills one of the Sea Devils with the gun that the Doctor picked up; it is implied that others were killed on the upper level of the sub. They try to leave, but the Sea Devils hold them back with a force field. They fire torpedoes to provide thrust and escape.
The Doctor confronts Walker about his depth charges, which have just made the Sea Devils angry. The Sea Devils rise and attack the HMS Seaspite. As the Doctor attempts to go down to negotiate again, a Sea Devil raises its gun at them….
The Doctor fights the Sea Devil off with Venusian karate, but another captures him. The rest of the Sea Devils capture the rest of the people at the base. Jo, Captain Hart, and Mr. Walker are held in one of the offices at the base. The Master tells the Doctor that he needs help to complete his machine so he can revive the colonies all over the world.
Meanwhile, Jo and escapes through a ventilation shaft. Jo reaches the Doctor and he tells her that he will deal with the guards; he sends her back to retrieve Captain Hart and Mr. Walker. The Doctor makes the machine emit a shrill noise which puts the Sea Devils in agony. Captain Hart escapes with Jo, but Mr. Walker retreats into the office and shuts himself back in when faced with a Sea Devil, even though the creature is incapacitated by the noise from the machine. The Master shuts off the machine, and the Doctor apologizes for the “mistake” that caused the noise. The Sea Devils, the Doctor, and the Master head back to the Sea Devil base.
The prisoners retake the base. A soldier arrives and the Doctor orders him to keep watch over the Master, but the Master hypnotizes him and escapes. The Doctor chases after the Master, and they reach the base, where multiple Sea Devils capture them. Meanwhile, Walter orders a nuclear strike. The Doctor sabotages the machine, and the Time Lords are imprisoned. The Doctor reveals that he reversed the polarity of neutron flow, which will cause a massive explosion. The Time Lords escape by using the Doctor’s sonic screwdriver to get out of their cell; they find diving suits and exit the base. They rise to the surface and are rescued just before the base explodes, and the Sea Devils are destroyed.
The rescuers call an ambulance for the Master, who seems to be very ill; however, when the ambulance arrives, they realize that the man is not really the master, but someone else wearing a disguise–the Master has hypnotized him and forced him to impersonate the Master. They realize that the Master is escaping in a hovercraft.

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Hi! This is Mark G. Harris. I was just told about your blog came to have a look. I saw you were kind enough to mention me. Thank you very much!
I must tell you I had a tough time choosing a favorite quote from Love Taps -- there are quite a few I loved. I ended your story with a smile on my face. :) Thank you.


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Make your next event exceptional with Outrigger. We look forward to extending you a heartfelt welcome.

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Shades of Happiness Foundation (SOHF) is a value-based development organisation founded in New Delhi, India, in 2008. We are a Registered NGO, registered as a Trust under the Trust Act 1882.
We started with a group of seven members on the March 2, 2008 and worked outside the State Emporiums in Connaught Place, New Delhi, on the pavements. Initially, we tended to around 70-80 children, mostly from the nearby slums.
To provide better educational infrastructure to the children, we approached St. Columba’s School with the request to use its premises during the weekends. Brother Lobo, Principal of St. Columba’s, generously agreed to grant us the permission to use the school premises any time during the week after the regular school hours.St. Columba’s not only provides us the premises for classes but also the excellent sports infrastructure which helps our children grow and learn holistically. Under current administration of St.Columba's, we continue to grow and excel.


text: Minn Kota Fortrex 101 Bow-Mount Trolling Motor with Universal Sonar 2. 36 volt, Lift-Assist, Streamlined Foot Pedal, Digital Maximizer, Universal Sonar 2, Removable Bowguard 360. Recently serviced by authorized Minn Kota service center. In great mechanical and cosmetic condition. Sells new for over $1,500. Open to reasonable offers. Call or text 337-302-8825.


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…this very detailed, unique Peshawar design from Pakistan is wonderfully contrasted by the delightful irregularity of the weave. The heavily abrashed field and outer edge is woven in richly shaded mahogany brown and is nicely bordered with a textured gold, accented with olive, sage and warm neutrals.
Treat your feet to the wonderful knobby feel of the Clyde Collection. Hand looped of 100% wool from New Zealand, Clyde is a beauty to behold as well. With a plethora of warm spice colors, it's easy to find the right Clyde to take your interior spaceup a notch.
…is sure to inspire conversation. 100% Opulon (50% Polypropylene, 50% Acrylic) Power loomed in China Scrolling leaves and vines cascade across this striking two-tone contemporary rug in stunning gold and chocolate brown. A plush pile and gorgeous patina add extravagant texture, depth and dimension.
…(50% Polypropylene, 50% Acrylic) Power loomed in China A spare and streamlined leaf and vine pattern in forest green and chocolate brown bends and stretches across a burnished gold background. Bestowed with a splendid patina and a lush pile, this contemporary rug is stunning in its simplicity.

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airBaltic has taken delivery of its tenth Airbus A220-300. Noted for the improved design of its cabins, the new aircraft comes with expanded legroom, hangers next to the seat for jackets, wider seats, larger windows, more hand luggage space in the cabin and improved bathroom facilities.
Further to the added creature comforts, the airline also believes the Airbus A220-300 to be the “greenest commercial aircraft in the world”, by way of a transparent declaration of the life-cycle environmental impact which is expected to reduce CO2 and NOX emissions by 20% and 50%.
The new arrival to the fleet marks the halfway point of the original order of 20 A220-300 planes by airBaltic — with three more slated for arrival by the end of this year – which have proved so successful that the airline made an additional order of 30 more of the model in May 2018.
“As initially planned, we are further improving our Airbus A220-300 fleet with several upgrades in the cabin design. We are delighted that our passengers appreciate the comfort that the Airbus A220-300 aircraft offers. By the end of 2018, we are planning to have a total of 14 Airbus A220-300 aircraft in our fleet therefore even more passengers will have the possibility to fly on the most modern aircraft,” Gauss added.

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text: Abstract: Urban agriculture has sparked considerable interest in recent years, along with the proliferation of community gardens and even organic restaurants which serve produce grown on-site. Urban food production is not a new trend, however. In the late first century AD, the Roman poet Martial wrote regarding his tiny apartment window garden: “You have given me, Lupus, a suburban farm, but I have a bigger farm in my window’__wherein a cucumber cannot lie straight, nor a snake harbor its whole length.” It is unclear whether Martial really did attempt window gardening, but other Romans, including apartment-dwellers made serious efforts to augment their diets with home-produced foods. For many inhabitants of the ancient city, urban agriculture contributed greatly to their food security and quality of life. It was not just an elite pastime which occurred on sumptuous estates in and around the city. Nor were pleasure gardens strictly ornamental. Inhabitants rich and poor produced their own food, even in areas not usually considered conducive to agriculture. Ancient cities were more than parasitic entities devouring goods from suburban and rural areas. They were significant producers in their own right. In addition to exploring the methods and implications of urban agriculture, the project demonstrates the advantages of moving beyond analyzing production according to a rural-suburban-urban construct by highlighting an often-overlooked area of interaction: agricultural production in densely populated areas. Challenging the urban/rural dichotomy using the case of urban agriculture has the potential to fundamentally change the way scholars study the social, economic and environmental history of ancient Rome.

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The President His Excellency Edward Korbly Doe Adjaho in accordance with article 58 of the 1992 constituency has made the following ministerial reshuffles.
11.Maxwell Kofi Jumah-Special Advisor to the President.
These changes take immediate effect.
Laught it off. Ha ha ha. . . .

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This is a profound mystery; I refer to Christ and the Church.
What is meant is the secret of marriage. Many are married, but not exactly happy. Without a partner, as they know, they wouldn’t be, but with their partner they wouldn’t be either. Only a few have a really happy marriage.
Jesus wants something like a happy marriage with His church. He is the lover, the fiancé, the bridegroom, who longs for His church, loves it with every fiber of His heart and wants to have it as close as possible to Him. There is the church, the virgin, the bride, the girlfriend and lover. She longs for the Lord, her Bridegroom, because only with Him is she happy, victorious, safe and joyful.
Jesus has His flock, which He calls together from all denominations, churches. They are His beloved people. He knows each one by name, and He even has a nickname for each one. He wants to deal with each one as a bridegroom does with his bride: to please them, to love them, to carry them. He gives His life for the bride, He loves her so much.
That is why loneliness and the feeling of abandonment is no longer a big problem for those who love Jesus. He is there for them! He is the friend, the beloved, the longed for, the helper, consoler and companion! Please, take Jesus at his word: I am with you every day to the end of the world.
For those who have not made it far in life, Jesus’ word is redemption: they are worth much, much to Him. He is like a bridegroom to them, like a friend. We may entrust all sorrow to Him, and He comforts and helps. If we are full of joy, He rejoices with us. If we are sleepless, He is there, holding our hand and gently stroking our hair. If we are sad, HE builds us up again. If we are in need, HE helps us. He is simply wonderful!
Thank You, Jesus! You seek our nearness and rejoice in us. Yes, we also want to love You, seek You and have time for You. It is You who makes my heart happy! You put an end to my loneliness. You are there, my beloved, my friend, my helper!


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This tech tip explains how to add uneven chainages into your road.
When designing a road in Civil Designer, the road is coordinated at round chainages i.e. 0, 10, 20 , 30 etc. Civil Designer also allows the user to insert additional chainages into the road, this is very useful if chainages of intersections, or culverts need to be inserted.
The road is designed by entering the horizontal alignment, and then coordinating the road.
The next step would normally be to extract cross sections, but additional chainages need to be added.
This dialog allows the user to insert the chainages are required.
Right click between the chainages where you need to insert the chainage. The Chainage Inserting dialog will appear.
The inserted chainages will appear in the Chainage Records, close the dialog to proceed.
You will be prompted to save the changes.
Makes sure you select Yes.
If the Output window is visible, the inserted chainages will be listed.
The remainder of the road is designed as per normal.
The Road Expert can also be used to assist the Engineer/Technician. The Road Expert can be accessed via the Alignment Menu. The Road Expert will open listing the steps that are still required in the road design.
You can also toggle between having the Road Expert Enabled or Disabled.


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On average, a noncustodial parent pays $430 per month in child support, but this amount could be higher or lower. It would depend on various factors such as your income, the number of children you have or whether a child has special needs. If your financial situation changes, it’s also possible that your payment could increase or decrease.
Losing your job could be grounds for having a child support order modified. This may be true regardless of whether you are the custodial or noncustodial parent. In such an event, a judge might look to see whether you have any other assets that could be liquidated in an effort to make payments as currently ordered.
Conversely, if you were to see an increase in your pay, it may be possible that your child support obligation would be increased. If the other parent got a new job that came with a higher salary, he or she could be asked to accept more of the financial burden of raising a child. In that case, your payment could be decreased.
If you were to become ill, it could mean thousands of dollars or more in out-of-pocket medical expenses you didn’t budget for. That cost could have a negative impact on your ability to provide for your child. While you should still make an effort to provide to the best of your ability, a judge may nevertheless agree to modify an existing child support order due to your circumstances.
A child support attorney may be able to further explain how medical bills could impact an existing order. In the event that your child becomes ill or has medical needs that must be paid for, you could be asked to contribute more money each month until those needs subside.
In the event that you start spending more time with your child, it may be possible to ask to pay less in child support. This is because the state generally recognizes that housing and feeding a child and otherwise meeting immediate needs are valid forms of support.
Of course, there is no guarantee that this will be true in your given case. As with any other matter pertaining to child custody and support, the best interests of the child are the primary concern. Therefore, if a child needs the additional financial support, he or she will be allowed access to it.
In addition to getting a job with a higher salary, there are other ways in which the child’s other parent could see a positive change in financial circumstances. For example, he or she could receive an inheritance from a parent or win the lottery. This could mean that you will be granted the opportunity to pay less in child support each month. In some cases, a personal injury award could also have an impact on child support payments, and your family law attorney can help answer any questions you have on that topic.
Assuming that a child does not have any special needs, your obligation to pay child support generally ends when your son or daughter turns 18. In Pennsylvania, you typically have to request that a support obligation be terminated at least six months prior to this taking place. You should be aware that you may be obligated to help pay for college tuition or other costs in certain cases even after a child reaches the age of majority.
If you need a child support attorney to help with your case, contact the Law Office of Joanne Kleiner today. This can be done by calling our office in Jenkintown at 215-886-1266. You can also send a fax to 215-886-2670.
When alimony is involved, separating partners spend an average of $17,700 to settle their divorces. This is a sizable amount of money that can help keep one spouse afloat while putting a significant dent in the checkbook of the other. However, it’s important to know that there are many tax-related factors to consider beyond alimony payments when creating a divorce settlement.
How Does the Tax Change Impact Alimony Payments?
Starting on the first day of 2019, recipients won’t be able to declare alimony payments as income on a tax return. While this means that you don’t have to pay tax on the money, you also don’t get to use it to contribute to an IRA. Furthermore, it can’t be used as qualifying income for a loan or line of credit. If you’re the person paying alimony, it no longer qualifies as a tax deduction. Therefore, you may be less inclined to make as large of a payment because there is no benefit in lowering your overall tax burden.
It’s important to note that if you divorced before the start of 2019, you’ll consider alimony received as taxable income. If you make alimony payments, you’ll still get to take a tax deduction for making them. If you have a prenuptial agreement that was created before 2019, it may be possible to use the old rules when accounting for spousal support. However, be sure to consult an attorney prior to determining how these or other exceptions may apply in your case.
How Could Tax Changes Influence Other Parts of Your Settlement?
Your attorney will likely point out that changes to the tax law related to alimony won’t necessarily prevent you from getting a positive settlement. Instead, it means that it will be necessary to craft a new strategy to obtain the financial resources needed. For instance, you could ask for a greater portion of a marital asset such as money inside of a retirement account. You could also ask for a greater share of the proceeds from selling a home or other valuable assets.
Even if you receive less in alimony than you would have by finalizing a divorce in 2018, other changes to the tax code could help make up for that loss. For instance, the child tax credit could result in up to $2,000 per qualifying child going to your bank account. Since a credit reduces your tax liability for each dollar the credit is worth, you could obtain a refund if it results in a negative tax balance.
Other credits or deductions may be available for parents who claim head of household status. Head of household is generally available if you contribute more than 50 percent of the cost of running a home that a child occupies more than 50 percent of the year.
It is important to know what you need, what you want and what you can live without when it comes to negotiating a divorce settlement. This can work to keep your divorce costs to a minimum. Furthermore, it can keep relationships strong between ex-spouses who may work together or have kids.
Your divorce attorney may be able to help when it comes to creating a list of priorities prior to the start of settlement talks. Recipients should know that alimony is partially based on your ability to pay or your ability to provide for yourself on a single income. Therefore, it is important to structure alimony payments in a manner that both sides can be content with.
If you need assistance negotiating a divorce settlement involving spousal support, get in touch with the Law Office of Joanne Kleiner today. This can be done by calling our Jenkintown, PA, office at (215) 886-1266 or by sending a fax to (215) 886-2670.

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text: Michelle Brown is the co-owner and co-founder of Teaism, a set of Washington, D.C. teahouse-restaurants operating since 1996. Michelle has worked in the food and beverage industry for 40+ years. She has a broad range of experience opening and running restaurants, and many aspects of her life led her down the path of tea. Major factors include her time working for Restaurant Nora and developing Asia Nora’s tea program, which ignited her passion for tea and sustainably sourced foods, and launched her towards opening Teaism. Over the years she has acted as a support and sounding board for other women entrepreneurs. When not at work, Michelle is active within the DC cycling community.


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The brother of a woman who died while cycling to work has expressed relief that a motion calling for increased funding and safer infrastructure for cyclists has been passed in the Dáil.
Neil Fox, whose sister Donna was killed in a collision in Dublin in 2016, said it was a “special moment, a beginning we won’t let slip away”.
The Fianna Fáil motion called for the government to prioritise segregated tracks, establish a cycling division within the transport department and introduce laws allowing “contra-flow cycling, left turn at red lights and joint use of pedestrian crossings”.

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PU casted wheels, size 120 mm.
Rider weight maximum 100 kg. Age 5+.
Foldable sport kick scooter with STIGA developed dual stability system and modern design. Fixed handlebar tube and the locking device with a dampening sleeve for more stability and silent mode. The 2 bolt clamp together with an extra lock gives a more secure fixating of the handlebar. New double bolt system in the locking device together with minimized gaps in the foldable part. The ride will be more safe, stable and enjoyable.

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Asian Supermarket Store Tour + Dim Sum Tasting w/Chinese Southern Belle!
Video Quick Tips: Asian Noodles!
4,000 year-old Bowl of Noodles found in China!
MOM’s MONTH MAY – Tell Her She’s a SWEET HOTTIE and YOU SAUCY THING!

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text: This was a request by a customer in my Etsy store (www.etsy.com/uk/shop/enterprisexddesign), who loved my range of Proper Music Coasters but wanted a Foo Fighters one for her son for Christmas. Never let it be said I don't listen to requests! This is a pretty easy one to assemble, but if you don't want to do it yourself head over to my store and I'lldo it for you. Enjoy!

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It is our belief that every child and young person has the right to a full and inspiring, creative education with high-quality artistic and cultural experiences at its heart.
Daisi is a not-for-profit, charitable organisation which relies entirely on donations, payment for services, grants and commissions. Daisi invests every penny we receive into facilitating innovative creative learning.
Become a friend of Daisi and play a vital role in unlocking the arts for children and young people across the South West, enabling us to reach many more people who will feel inspired and challenged through the opportunities we present.
You can become a Friend of Daisi from just £3 a month – please download the application form, print it out, complete and return to Daisi, Exeter Library, Castle Street, Exeter, EX4 3PQ.
Any donation you can make will help Daisi to continue to create arts activities that achieve positive outcomes for children and young people across their learning and social needs.
Please support our work and click the button below to make an online donation today.
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Even if you are not yet a Friend of Daisi, you are welcome to subscribe to our Supporters’ Newsletter, bringing you news of our work putting the arts and culture at the heart of young people’s lives and learning.
Support the work that Daisi does without spending a penny over and above your normal purchases, by selecting Daisi as your chosen charity when you do your online shopping via The Giving Machine. As at December 2018, Daisi has benefitted from our supporters shopping via The Giving Machine by over £60!
Daisi works with a small and dedicated team of volunteers who bring a range of skills and experience to our organisation. If you would like to get involved with volunteering at Daisi, please get in touch via email or telephone 01392 494162.


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Introduction: Legal principles that apply to the process of informed consent have evolved in recent years. Parturients now want to know all risks of labour epidural analgesia (LEA) prior to undergoing the procedure (1, 2).
Objectives: The objective was to compare the recall of risk information for LEA in parturients consented before the onset of labour with those in active labour within 24 hours of delivery.
Methods: After hospital Ethic Committee approval, primigravida having LEA before onset of established labour (IOL) and during active labour (LW) were given a standardized explanation of the procedure and risks information using the departmental and OAA leaflets. One investigator using a postnatal questionnaire within 24hrs of delivery interviewed all the patients. Questions related to knowledge and quantification of risks involved with LEA. Questions in the questionnaire were either categorical (yes/no) or scored on a scale from 1:10 to 1:100,000 (very common to very rare).
Results: During the three-month study period 42 (21 in each group) primigravida consented to participate in the study. 40 (95.2%) (LW vs IOL, 16 vs 14) of the respondents were aware of the common and very rare potential risks of LEA. Knowledge of these risks and their recall within 24 hours post delivery were not different between the groups (Figure I). All the women believed that discomfort during labour did not affected their ability to provide informed consent for LEA. 40 of the patients believe that consent process should start prior to onset of labour.
Conclusion: Despite the use of opioid analgesia and the pain of labour our patients, irrespective of the group, demonstrated high and accurate recall of the potential risks discussed. Provision of verbal plus standardized written information will serve as a useful reminder of the risks and a record of the discussion.
1.	Jackson A, Henry R, Avery N et al. Informed consent for labour epidural: what labouring women want to know. Can J Anesth 2000:11; 1068–1073.
2.	Kelly G D, Blunt C, Moore P A S, Lewis M. Consent for regional anaesthesia in the United Kingdom: what is material risk? Int J Obstet Anesth 2004; 13: 71–74.


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BJ's Restaurants & Brewhouse and Big Poppa Smokers BBQ rubs have combined forces to bring a great new flavor profile to restaurants across the nation. The two brands decided to combine logos to celebrate this partnership in a commemorative barbecue t-shirt. Perfect for anyone who loves both BJ's Brewhouse Restaurants and Big Poppa Smokers BBQ Rubs.
This is a one-run design, once it's gone - it's gone!


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A former Volkswagen manager was sentenced to seven years in prison and ordered to pay $400,000 in a massive diesel emissions cheating scandal.
DETROIT — A federal court judge in Detroit sentenced a former Volkswagen manager Wednesday to seven years in prison and ordered him to pay $400,000 in the company's massive diesel emissions cheating scandal, but Judge Sean Cox made clear that justice has not yet been served.
Cox described the ex-manager, Oliver Schmidt, as an opportunist and a significant player in Volkswagen's attempted coverup. But he also noted that "senior management has not been held accountable" in a case that has hurt both consumers who thought they were getting a good product and blue-collar and middle-management workers at VW. He said the VW case "attacks and destroys" the foundation of the country's economic system — the trust between buyers and sellers.
Cox had harsh words for Schmidt, seeing no excuses for the highly educated mechanical engineer. He doesn't suffer from the substance abuse common among criminals, comes from a good family and was well-off financially, with a $130,000 base salary, $40,000 annual bonuses and a net worth of $1 million.
"You saw this attempted coverup of this massive fraud in the United States as an opportunity to impress senior management at VW and therefore advance your career at VW," Cox told Schmidt.
Cox sided with the U.S. Attorney's Office in its sentencing recommendation. The defense, led by attorney David DuMouchel of Detroit, had requested 40 months and a $100,000 fine.
Prosecutors portrayed Schmidt, a German national who will be deported after serving his sentence, as uncooperative. They said he destroyed documents pertinent to the investigation and encouraged subordinates to do the same, lied about his involvement and was a key player in the conspiracy, which cost VW about $17 billion in civil settlements and an extra $4.3 billion to settle criminal charges.
According to court officials, numerous other VW and Audi employees have been charged but remain at large in the case.
The company installed so-called defeat devices, a type of software, on its diesel vehicles that were designed to make the vehicles perform differently in road and test conditions, which led to significantly higher levels of pollution in actual use than permitted. Authorities said VW installed the software on about 500,000 2.0-liter diesel vehicles sold in the United States between 2009 and 2015.
Ben Singer, deputy chief of the local U.S. Attorney's Office criminal division, said Schmidt was the "conduit between the senior people in Germany and the regulators."
He noted that Schmidt briefed former VW CEO Martin Winterkorn directly in July 2015. Singer said Schmidt is not the most culpable person in the case, although he did not disclose who he believes is.
Schmidt's lawyers said he was a 48-year-old engineer with no criminal history who was "less culpable" than others, including co-defendant and engineer James Liang who was sentenced in August to 40 months in prison. They submitted numerous letters from family and friends attesting to Schmidt's character in an effort to convince the judge to consider a lesser sentence.
DuMouchel noted that Schmidt was not the mastermind of the scheme and became involved later than others. He disputed the contention that Schmidt was a decision-maker, portraying him instead as someone who in effect did what he was told. He also disagreed that Schmidt had intentionally deleted documents to keep them secret.
Schmidt pleaded guilty in August to conspiracy and violation of the clean air act, both felonies. A more serious charge of wire fraud was dismissed as part of his plea.
Schmidt worked at Volkswagen's research and development center in Auburn Hills, Mich.,where he was general manager of the company's Engineering and Environmental Office. He was also the automaker's liaison with the U.S. EPA and the California Air Resources Board, and his interaction with regulators and decision not to disclose the existence of the defeat devices were key parts of the case.
In a letter to the judge last month, Schmidt described the humiliation of the ordeal, including having his mugshot become the international face of the scandal, and claims to have been "misused by my own company" and misled by his superiors.
"After reading the government’s discovery during my many sleepless nights in my prison cell, I’ve learned that my superiors that claimed to me to have not been involved earlier than me at VW knew about this for many, many years. In fact, somewhat to my detriment, much of what I now know about what transpired here I learned from reading the discovery," Schmidt wrote.
Schmidt, dressed in a red jail jumpsuit and shackled at the wrists and ankles, also addressed the court Wednesday, noting the hardship of being separated from his family for so many years, including his wife, whom he married in 2010.
But Schmidt, at times breaking down in tears, said he is to blame for the disruption of his life.
"I accept the responsibility for the wrong that I committed," Schmidt said.


text: The teachers of the world say, “Get all you can, can all you get, and sit on the can.” The testimonies of the Lord are, “Give and it will be given unto you: good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over ” The world says that you are random chance, a freak of nature. The Word says that you are “fearfully and wonderfully made.” If we understand that the testimonies of God are true and righteous altogether, we will and do have more understanding than the brightest of worldly teachers. A child with faith in Christ has more understanding than the aged Christless teacher. We are not to be ignorant, but in the Kingdom of God it is not what you know that matters but Who you know. And, if you know Christ, you know the right Person. Therefore, seek His knowledge and you will have more understanding than all your teachers.


text: While getting out the pool one afternoon after swim lessons, Andrew injured his left leg, which swelled up instantaneously. For one month, Andrew’s mother took him to various pediatricians and orthopedists but he continued to be diagnosed with a fracture. It was not until Andrew saw a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital that his mother received the correct diagnosis: stage 4 alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare muscle cancer that had spread to his groin, abdomen, spine, and lungs. Over the next year, Andrew underwent intensive chemotherapy and radiation treatment. During the summer of 2016, Andrew also had a stem cell transplant. Thankfully, as of September 2016, he is in remission. Throughout his difficult inpatient and outpatient treatments, Andrew remained positive and made it a point to stay as active as physically possible. He participated in the hospital’s Change Bandits coin-collection program, and would even “charge” nurses a quarter for taking his vitals! An avid gamer, Andrew also became involved with the Extra Life fundraising movement for video and board game enthusiasts. Andrew recently went back to school, is thrilled to be reunited with his friends, and still collects change as a member of our Change Bandits posse!


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The proposed regulatory amendments, if approved, would allow private label products to be designated as listed drug products under the Ontario Drug Benefit Act, or interchangeable products under the Drug Interchangeability and Dispensing Fee Act.
Ontario is the only jurisdiction with legislated restrictions on private label generics so these proposed amendments would bring Ontario in line with other provinces and territories in Canada.
A condition requiring private label products to be fabricated in Ontario in order to be designated as a listed drug product under the Ontario Drug Benefit Act or as an interchangeable product under the Drug Interchangeability and Dispensing Fee Act.
Limit the percentage of private label products that a wholesaler and/or pharmacy affiliated with the private label company, can purchase and sell.
The Ministry is seeking feedback on these initiatives and invite written comments before November 27, 2018.
This first condition will be a significant win for generic drug manufacturers already set up in the province. The definition of “fabricated” may need to be spelled out further - i.e. what proportion of the manufacturing process will need to be carried out in Ontario?
The second initiative is similar to regulations in Quebec, with Bill 148, that stipulates pharmacies can not purchase more than 50% of their generic drugs from one manufacturer – though in Ontario, the limit of private label products has not been identified.
For more information or questions, please contact Marla Weingarten.


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ELH tried this matter in Bloomington before Arbitrator Falcioni on October 13, 2005 and November 14, 2005. The Arbitrator ruled in favor of the Respondent with respect to all issues in all cases. The Arbitrator refused to accept the Petitioner’s allegation that she suffered an accidental injuries arising out of and in the course of her employment. He further denied benefits on the basis of causal relationship. No benefits were awarded in any of the cases.
Through effective cross-examination of the Petitioner, Ed Hennessy established the specific time, place and occurrence of alleged accident. Then, with compelling security camera videotape and other information gathered by company investigators, proved conclusively that the alleged accident did not occur where, when and how the Petitioner said it did. The Arbitrator specifically found the Petitioner not to be credible at her testimony to be “completely controverted by the evidence in the record”.
Ed Hennessy tried this matter in 2007. Arbitrator Fratanni adopted his argument in all respects and denied compensation in its entirety. In her Order she concluded that the Petitioner failed to prove that she sustained accidental injuries which arose out of and in the course of her employment, that she further failed to prove that she gave Respondent timely notice and that she failed to prove that her condition of ill-being is causally related to any accidental injury allegedly sustained at work.
Tried in 2007; Arbitrator O’Malley incorporated all arguments asserted by Ed Hennessy in his decision. As proposed, the Arbitrator denied the petitioner’s claim for wage differential under Section 8(d)1, he denied more than 28 weeks of demanded TTD, he awarded medical as proposed (allowing credit for medical expenses paid by group insurance) and he denied the claim for penalties and fees.
Ed Hennessy successfully defended Petitioner’s claim for permanent total disability benefits and further limited Respondent’s liability for TTD and PPD benefits substantially. Established with videotape and testimonial evidence, that the Respondent offered a reasonable accommodation and that the Petitioner’s failure to comply with a bid process demonstrated the Petitioner’s lack of diligence in attempting a return to work.
Ed Hennessy tried this matter in Bloomington before Arbitrator Falcioni in June of 2004. The case involved an altercation between co-employees. At issue was whether the altercation had its origin in the work or the manner in which it was to be performed and whether the Petitioner could be characterized as the aggressor. Arbitrator Falcioni held the injury to be compensable and awarded permanency for a left ankle fracture and over $11,000.00 in medical expenses. The Respondent challenged the decision on review. Although the Commission affirmed Arbitrator’s findings as to accident, causal relationship and permanency, it remanded the matter to the Arbitrator for determination of whether the record would support the award for medical expenses. Respondent contended that the evidence offered by the Petitioner at trial was insufficient to establish medical expense liability pursuant to Section 8(a) on the basis of reasonableness, necessity or causal relationship. Ed Hennessy negotiated a compromise of the disputed sum in a settlement contract subsequent to the remand.
This individual underwent invasive surgery referable to the shoulder and to the lower spine in connection with injuries that he allegedly sustained on three different dates. Ed Hennessy tried and won this matter before Arbitrator Lee in August 2006 in defense of Petitioner’s allegation that he is permanently and totally disabled and in defense of the Petitioner’s demand for more than 2 1/2; years of accrued TTD benefits.
Ed Hennessy tried this matter before Arbitrator White in Urbana on February 16, 2005. Arbitrator White decided in favor for the Respondent, denying compensation on the basis that the Petitioner did not sustain an accident arising out of and in the course of her employment. Arbitrator White ruled that the Petitioner failed to trace her injury or condition to a definite time, place or cause. Further, no reliable medical evidence was offered to plausibly explain how any work she performed for the Respondent could have caused or aggravated her underlying herniated disc problem.
Arbitrator Lee heard this matter pursuant to Section 19(b) of the Act and limited his rulings to accident, causal relationship and award for TTD and medical. Arbitrator Lee ruled in favor of the Petitioner on issues of accident and causal relationship. Necessarily, he awarded TTD that accrued as well as medical expenses of $765.39. In awarding the benefits, the Arbitrator ignored evidence at the Petitioner had worked for three subsequent employers before proceeding with thumb surgery. The matter was resolved on a compromised basis contractorily after the Respondent elected not to pursue an appeal.
Ed Hennessy tried this matter before Arbitrator Lee on March 15, 2006. Arbitrator Lee adopted Respondent’s proposed decision in its entirety, awarding 30% loss of the right hand and acknowledging a credit owed to the Respondent in the amount of $9,328.52 for overpaid TTD. The Petitioner secured modification on appeal, but Respondent retained credit for over $5,000.00.
Petitioner’s attorney pressed for a Section 19(b) trial of this case before Arbitrator Lee on September 2, 2005. Although Arbitrator Lee ruled against the Respondent and additionally awarded penalties, Petitioner’s attorney committed many mistakes, one in particular potentially costing his client more than $22,000.00 in medical expenses. Of particular significance, Petitioner’s attorney failed to introduce evidence at the first Section 19(b) trial. Petitioner’s attorney attempted to offer the records in the second 19(b) trial, but the arbitrator sustained our objection on the basis of res judicata. Based upon that leverage, we were able to reach a reasonable settlement with Petitioner’s attorney, which did not include the awarded penalties.
The Petitioner in this case suffered from a congenital spine condition which caused her brain stem to slip into her neck. Despite evidence offered to the contrary, the Arbitrator found that the Petitioner’s job aggravated her underlying conditions resulting in significant permanency. The award though was kept in terms of permanency rather than permanent total disability as was included in the Petitioner’s prayer. The Respondent elected to pay the award and close the case. The Petitioner also chose not to appeal.
Highly favorable outcome in 2007, achieved largely from very careful factual investigation and the assembly of reliable witnesses. Petitioner reluctantly agreed on the date of trial to close the case pertaining to a van accident that the Respondent had denied based upon numerous inconsistencies.


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Mostly, they are young people taking drugs, occasionally, for fun. Drinking too much can be fatal. His face lights up when I ask him to describe his daughter: Did they share their drugs with friends? Her partner, Sharon Taylor, nods. For her father, stories of other young people dying after taking drugs have brought back terrible memories.
Fiona Measham, a professor of criminology at Durham University, conducts on-site drug testing at a growing number of venues and festivals around the UK.
A sentence saying Fiona Measham was the only person to issue a warning has been changed to say one of few people. It is difficult for her to describe the journey to the hospital. He rushed across the city to find his daughter in hospital with a medical team trying to save her life. That year has been punctuated by many similar tragedies. That was it — devastating. Charities such as the Loop have been working hard to educate users. The police agree to stay away; public safety is the priority.


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They are very well organised. The girls in Chatham are polite and helpful. My wages are always in my bank on time and they have kept their promise to keep me working.
This place is an agency to look for local work. You can go there to book a appointment then go there when they say to fill in paperwork about what qualifications you have and what work experience you have then to get try and find you work.
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We use our knowledge of the local area and our recruitment expertise to make sure that each and every candidate is treated like an individual when they register with HR GO Chatham. The right opportunity for you is out there. Let us help you find it.


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Provides information and strategies to help educators promote successful development in the four areas which young children will use for the rest of their lives; listening, speaking, reading, and writing. This includes children with special needs and those from diverse bacgrounds. Means of assessment are also discussed.
Fundamentals of Early Childhood Education and Curriculum for Early Childhood Education.


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Tadeusz Kościuszko was hand-selected by George Washington to build a fortress at West Point during the Revolutionary War to keep the important Hudson River valley from the hands of the British. Today it stands as the oldest continually inhabited fort in the western hemisphere.
Enabling legislation for a military academy on the site of Kosciuszko's fortress was signed by President Thomas Jefferson on March 16, 1802 and the Academy opened its doors on July 4, housing a group of cadets in a tent city. Life was not easy for the early graduates. Food was of poor quality and housing conditions were squalid. It wasn't until Colonel Sylvanus Thayer assumed command of the institution that curriculum began to improve. Thayer also introduced an "honor code."
By the 1830's West Point was gaining national and international respect as its graduates worked on internal improvements in the United States. The first true test of its graduates came in the Mexican American War when Winfield Scott (not a graduate but a strong supporter of the institution) and Zachary Taylor obliterated an army of superior numbers in a foreign country. Even the Duke of Wellington didn't think it was possible, but when the United States won the English nobleman correctly laid credit on the Military Academy on the banks of the Hudson River.
It was The Civil War that began giving the institution the worldwide respect it deserved. Time and again the institutes's graduates, fighting on either side in America's greatest conflict, showed the triumph of education, honor and duty.
Directions:Take the Palisades Interstate Parkway north to its end at the Bear Mountain Traffic Circle.
From the Bear Mountain traffic circle, just west of the Bear Mountain Bridge, take 9W north to the first Highland Falls exit. This road will take you to Thayer Gate, the southern entrance to the Military Academy.


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Anaheim officials Monday released an email chain that has raised questions at City Hall over whether local officials planned to misrepresent information to a federal agency in order to obtain transportation grant funding.
The Feb. 2008 email chain shows Anaheim Public Works Director Natalie Meeks planning to ask for funds for one phase of the then planned monorail project but actually use the money for something else. The project has since been changed to a proposal for a less expensive streetcar system.
According to Tait, who has questioned the cost of the proposed streetcar system, there were two explanations for the email chain. One explanation has it being little more than confused wording, but another indicates a plan to deceive federal officials, Tait said.
City spokeswoman Ruth Ruiz said Monday that it is the former.
The email chain was first requested as part of a California Public Records Act request filed Dec. 13 at City Hall by politics blogger Cynthia Ward. City officials had for weeks postponed releasing the email to Ward, saying in multiple extension notification letters that city officials were still processing her request.
It’s also part of a larger controversy involving City Attorney Cristina Talley, who was asked to resign just days before controversy erupted around the email. Talley had ruled that the correspondence, produced from a city official’s personal email account, had to be made public.
City Hall sources have not indicated that Talley’s directive regarding the email chain was a factor in her ouster.
Anaheim officials have a recent history of violating the Public Records Act when it comes to emails. In late 2011, managers in the city’s Planning Department ordered a purge of emails after a Voice of OC request for communications among planning staff and members of the City Council.
In her email to Curt Pringle, then mayor of Anaheim and a director of the Orange County Transportation Authority, Meeks wrote that OCTA officials are insisting that $4.8 million in requested funding be restricted to environmental work and an early phase of the monorail project known as alternatives analysis, which is essentially a study of how various transit projects would improve mobility in the city.
City officials, however, were worried about securing support from the Disneyland Resort, the emails show, and the resort would participate in the project only if officials could secure funding for other work, known as preliminary engineering.
The problem is entering the preliminary engineering phase without “certain approvals” would disqualify the project from federal funding, an email from Meeks to Pringle states.
After a conversation with OCTA Deputy CEO Darrell Johnson, Meeks proposed a solution that involved “some creative semantics,” according to the correspondence.
City and OCTA officials are hoping that the transit project, which would connect the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center to Disneyland with stops at the Platinum Triangle and convention center, will qualify for funding under the Federal Transit Authority’s New Starts program, which provides transportation funds for local projects.
Local officials plan to obtain at least half the funding for the $319-million streetcar project from the New Starts program.
The New Starts program requires FTA’s approval to move into the preliminary engineering phase, according to an FTA fact sheet.
Meeks was not made available for comment. Ruiz said, however, that city and FTA officials at that time had different wording for the same project phase. “The city was using preliminary engineering to describe early studies of the fixed guideway project, whereas New Starts used the same term for a different phase of the analysis,” Ruiz said.
Johnson, who will be CEO of OCTA effective at the end of this month, said there was no wrongdoing despite what some have said the emails might indicate.
“Insinuating that anything was done improperly in my opinion is entirely false,” he said.
Johnson said he wouldn’t speculate on what Meeks was saying in her email. But he did say that Anaheim officials, along with officials in other county cities, are inexperienced with these types of FTA-funded projects and that the agency’s terminology can be confusing.
He pointed to the agreement and the completed alternatives analysis report, which Anaheim City Council appoved last October, as evidence that city officials had not misspent the money. But he acknowledged that an audit of the grant expenditures had not been done.
In September 2008, OCTA’s board approved a $5.9-million funding agreement with Anaheim for “detailed planning, alternatives analysis, conceptual engineering, and state and federal environmental engineering,” according to a meeting agenda.
“The conversation in this email doesn’t seem to be consistent with what we actually did,” Johnson said.
Johnson added that FTA officials have been closely involved with the project’s early phases. “You can’t do these projects without working closely with them. They’re there all the time,” he said.
Preliminary engineering was not part of that agreement, Johnson said.
On Oct. 23, Tait and former Councilwoman Lorri Galloway were on the losing end of a 3-2 vote to move the streetcar project forward. Among other things, Tait questioned whether alternatives had been fully explored.
OCTA board members last week approved $1.5 million in additional funding for the alternatives analysis, because the project, first planned as a monorail system, was changed to include study of the streetcar, according to a staff report. The addition of the streetcar option required more funds, the report states.
At that meeting, some board directors questioned the nearly $100 million per mile the project would cost.
Please contact Adam Elmahrek directly at aelmahrek@voiceofoc.org and follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/adamelmahrek.


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Overnight Oats are now a firm favorite with fitness foodies and lifestyle bloggers (and readers) alike. In fact, their popularity has doubled since this time last year according to Google Trends. And it’s no wonder, given their impressive nutrition credentials, simplicity to prepare, and endless flavor and topping combos.
The latest recipe book to hit Amazon, ‘Healthy Overnight Oats’, looks set to boost this trend even higher. It’s packed with creative flavor combinations, ideal for anyone looking for healthy breakfast ideas that are quick to prepare AND taste amazing.
Whether it’s about managing cholesterol or just enjoying a healthier lifestyle, oats provide a host of nutritional benefits. But overnight oats aren’t just a super-healthy breakfast… They’re a quick and convenient meal that can fit easily into any morning routine. Save time, minimize washing up, and enjoy a healthy breakfast daily, with these inspiring recipes.
The book features 50 delicious recipes, made from nutritious ingredients, to start the day the best possible way. From strawberry sundae to spiced apple, and banana cappuccino to lemon & raspberry, it includes both classic flavors and innovative ingredient combinations, that’ll nourish from the inside out.
Rolled oats (also known as old fashioned oats) are ideal since they result in a lovely smooth texture when soaked overnight.
Steel cut oats are just as nutritious, but are a little crunchier, so if you prefer a bit more bite or texture then go for these.
You can also use instant oatmeal too, just keep an eye on the ingredients list. They’re often pre-flavored, with mouth-watering names like apple and cinnamon, or golden syrup. But in reality this means they have a lot more sugar and unnatural ingredients than plain options, so might not be as healthy as you’d hoped.
Healthy Overnight Oats was written by Caroline Risby, a fitness industry professional with a passion for health promotion. Caroline is keen to simplify healthy eating, and make it accessible to more people.
Caroline graduated from the UK’s leading sports university, Loughborough University with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Science and English. She’s a certified personal trainer, and has worked for a global fitness equipment supplier for almost ten years.
Healthy Overnight Oats is available now, in digital Kindle format from Amazon. Healthy, delicious breakfasts have never been so easy!
Thanks for this, I noticed when you eat healthy it does not always have to taste bad! Since I have changed my eating habits I have felt better and happier.
Overnight oats have become a favorite of mine too.
I keep seeing recipe’s for overnite oats.. gotta try them.
This is a great way to add a little carbs to your diet without going too far. Plus your adding lots of antioxidants to it with all the fruit and the nut add-ins.This is a great way to be health conscious but also replenish you nutrients.
So easy and sounds delicious.