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The purpose of this study was to suggest and prove that service design is not in the dimension of a simply new design methodology, but in the design paradigm change from conventional tangible and visual view of design to the intangible service of design. Based on a variety of literature research, this study defined service design, found its characteristics, and proved its differences from conventional design approaches and thoughts. To do that, this study looked into service design theories, processes, and methodologies, defined quality factor and availability of service design, and user satisfaction, and setup hypotheses to prove them. This study conducted a questionnaire survey with service design firms, service designers, and their customers. The questionnaire data were applied to structural equation to analyze the hypotheses. According to the analysis, reliability, tangibility, assurance, and empathy of the quality factors of service design were accepted, but responsiveness of the factors was rejected. It was found that quality factors positively influenced availability and ended up positively affecting user satisfaction. The quantitative research results will made some suggestions to service design firms and designers in the paradigm change to service-centric design, and will show the importance of understanding the essence of service in terms of design methodology.
강성길 (2012), 동기부여를 통한 GWP 향상 방안 사례연구, 경복대학교 석사학위논문.
김동형 (2011), 서비스 지향성이 고객시민행동에 미치는 영향, 동양대학교 박사학위논문.
김미현 (2014), 코클에이션에 기초한 서비스디자인 방법론, 성신여자대학교 석사학위논문.
김은경 (2012), 서비스디자인 급진적 혁신 연구: 국내 서비스디자인 산업체 현황을 근거로 한 서비스디자인 연구 방향성, 성신여자대학교 박사학위논문.
송경곤 (2012), 산업디자인 서비스 품질 수준 분류에 관한 연구, 중앙대학교 석사학위논문.
류혜경 (2004). 기술기반셀프서비스 태도에 관한 연구: 개인특성의 조절효과 이용, 충남대학교 석사학위논문, 1-83.
이원식, 표현명 (2012), 서비스디자인 이노베이션, 안그라픽스.
이유재 (2000), 고객만족경영의 개념과 실천에 관한 연구, 한국경영학회지, 1(1), 38.
이주연 (2010), 한미파슨스의 GWP 조직문화에 관한 연구, 한국 여가웰니스 학회, 1(2), 25-28.
예종석 (1995), 한국소비자만족-불만족과 불평 행동에 관한 연구, 경영학연구, l2(1), 12.
Davis, Fred D. (1989), "Perceived Usefulness, Perceived Ease of Use, and User Acceptance of information Technology", MIS Quarterly, 21(2), 56.
Hogan, J., Hogan, R., and Busch, C. M. (1984), "How to Measure Service Orientation", Journal of Applied Psychology, 69(1), 23.
Kotler, P. (1991), "Marketing management, analysis, Planing, implementation and control", 7th ed., N.Y: Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Marc Stickdorn, and Jakob Schneider (2011), "This is service design thinking, BIS Publishers."
Rust, Roland T. and Richard L. Oliver (1994), "Service Quality: Insights and Managerial Implications from the Frontier, in Service Quality: New Directions in Theory and Practice", Roland.
Moritz, S. (2005), "Service Design-Practical Access to an Evolving Field, working paper", Koln International School of Design.
Zeithamal, V. A. (1996), "Service marketing", New York: McGraw-Hill College.
Westbrook, R. A. (1984), "The Vicious Circle of Consumer Complaints", Journal of Marketing, 48(2), 45-48.

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Gelatin, Adipic Acid, Disodium, Maltodextrin (From Corn), Fumaric Acid, Aspartame, Contains Less that 2% of Artificial Flavor, Acesulfame Potassium, Salt, Red 40.

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The all-new member Carbondale Board of Adjustment (BoA) met for the first time on Jan. 30. The members may be new to the BoA, but all bring some level of expertise from having served on other Town boards.
The Carbondale Board of Trustees recently appointed seven BoA members; Meredith Bullock, Mark Chain, Russ Criswell, Jeff Dickinson, Ann Gianinetti, Matthew Gworek, and April Spaulding. Spaulding serves as first alternate and Criswell as second alternate.
The meeting agenda included the election of a Board Chair and Vice-Chair. Matthew Gworek was elected Chair and Mark Chain was elected Vice-Chair by unanimous roll call votes.
The bulk of the BoA agenda focused on training and preparing a new slate of Board members for their responsibilities and possible situations they may encounter during their tenure. Planning Director Janet Buck and Town Attorney Mark Hamilton provided the background information and training.
As Buck describes the BoA’s duties, “The BoA considers variances from the [Town’s] development code. This covers relief from zoning parameters such as building height, how far a building should be from the property line (setback), parking requirements, etcetera.” Buck adds the Board considers appeals of administrative decisions related to land use.
Buck provided the Board with an introduction to the Planning Department, followed by an overview of the 2013 Comprehensive Plan and the Carbondale Unified Development Code (UDC). She ended with a review of the land use application process and how citizen applicants appear before the Board at public hearings.

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GARETH PARKER: The Attorney-General is Christian Porter, he is on the line.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Yeah, morning Gareth. Lots to talk about today.
GARETH PARKER: Lots to talk about.
The Langoulant Report is where I want to start. It came out earlier this week; it painted a damning picture of mismanagement by the government of which you were an integral part. Particularly it made the point that the recurrent expenses of the government, the budget, got out of control in the first term, particularly in the period where you were Treasurer.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Well, I must say, I've now read the summary of it. I'm not sure that's exactly what it does say, Gareth.
So, over the previous Labor government, their recurrent expenditure was 8.7 per cent, I inherited a budget where it was pushing up very high towards 10 per cent, and I left where it was 3.7 per cent recurrent expenditure. So, of course, I was Treasurer for two years, and it is true that during those super-heated times of the boom, when we had 1500 people a week coming to live, there were massive pressures on recurrent expenditure. But after my last budget, it had actually gone down to 3.7 per cent. So, I mean, I look back, there's always things that you would do slightly differently, I think, in those sort of periods. But I left two surpluses, $650 million and $250 million, recurrent expenditure down at 3.7 per cent; it was stable and tracking downwards in the out years.
So, yes, I saw that John had some criticisms about a range of aspects and in particular, projects. And I noted his criticisms about Royalties for Regions. But my own view about the time is that it was left in pretty good shape when I was Treasurer.
GARETH PARKER: There was one critical decision that was made in one of your budgets that set the state up for the trajectory of failure that it later went on, and it was a critical assumption about the GST. Treasury told the government that the GST was going to fall, and it made the point that this was basically a mathematical inevitability, it was a formula, there were inputs, there were outputs. But in that budget that you handed down, there was an assumption made that the future GST receipts would be held at a 75 cent in the dollar level, effectively because the government was of the view that the feds would bail us out. That appears to me to be a critical miscalculation.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: But that assumption was never made. And I don't see in John Langoulant's report that he says that assumption was ever made. The actual history of this was that the Gillard Government put together a review into the GST, and they made very firm statements that that was going to result in a fixed and changed system, and those statements were unequivocal. And in fact, what they said was - this is Gillard's words – ‘the review will lead to a simpler, fairer, more predictable, and more efficient distribution of the GST’. We didn't make assumptions that that was going to occur. None of the assumptions in the budget were based on that actually occurring. We were, in good faith, optimistic that that would occur - it didn't occur. And in fact, I recall that my words at the time were that if that change did not occur, then the State Government would in the future have no choice but to wind back infrastructure investment to decrease debt. They are my words from the budget.
So, it's not true to say that we were assuming that it would happen. We were very hopeful and optimistic, based on the strength of the representations we'd had from Gillard that it would happen, but we realised and certainly I as Treasurer realised that if it didn't happen, you would have to engage in some moderation on the infrastructure spend, there's no doubt about that.
GARETH PARKER: And that clearly didn't happen.
GARETH PARKER: Sorry. Just on that, just on that, that clearly didn't happen, though, did it? The point is that as circumstances changed, the government failed to adjust its budget trajectory.
GARETH PARKER: But that's easy to do, if you're just prepared to take a blank cheque book to it, Christian.
GARETH PARKER: Well, it's easier than showing financial rectitude.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: These things had been on the books for literally decades, 40 years or more. And Colin Barnett is actually the sort of person who was able to drive those projects home.
GARETH PARKER: Yeah, because unlike Eric Ripper, he wasn't interested in delivering healthy budget surpluses, he was interested in building everything at once.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Well, these are always exercises in balancing. But even when you look at the Langoulant report and I mean, the Perth Stadium was probably the largest project that I was responsible for in terms of the time I was there within planning, largely, with respect to the Stadium, the report is positive. I mean, John Langoulant makes the criticism that the overall cost was announced prior to what he would describe as comprehensive planning being undertaken. But he basically positively assesses the project.
But it was Colin Barnett's willingness to actually commit to these projects, and make the announcement, and commit to a site, and commit to a build that meant that we end up with a stadium, rather than another decade talking about a stadium. So, people will make their critiques as to whether or not in that last second term, given declining GST shares, Colin spent too much, the right amount, or too little on infrastructure, few people I think will argue he spent too little. But the reality is that we are now with infrastructure which will be a lasting benefit to West Australians for generations.
I mean, I look at the criticisms of the Royalties for Regions program, I certainly think there's some observations in there that are worth looking at.
GARETH PARKER: So, on that, why did you allow - as Treasurer - a shadow budget process to evolve where the Nationals basically ran their own race with pre-allocated big buckets of money?
GARETH PARKER: And a lot of projects that were very poorly planned, had poor business cases, resulted in wasted money, resulted in local governments now having facilities that are either not fit for purpose or facilities that they can't afford to maintain.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Yeah, and I've read that critique. One of the responses that I had to that was that when the Royalties for Regions account was looking to very substantially exceed that $1 billion mark with the agreement, I might add, of Brendon Grylls and his assistance, we started the Future Fund, and that was started with, in effect, $1 billion worth of Royalties for Regions money, which is now available to gather interest and have that allocated to future projects for future generations of West Australians.
And the reason that I did that was because I did have a sense that the Royalties for Regions spending had reached about the appropriate peak, and that allocating any more to it, when Royalties revenues were so high, wasn't in the best interests of the state. And my response as a Treasurer to that was to put an enormous amount of that money aside so that it was available for future generations of West Australians. And I think, again, that was an important response.
GARETH PARKER: Although a Future Fund with a balance of $1.5 billion to $2 billion, whatever it is now, isn't of all that much value, I would suggest, when state debt is over $30 billion, but that's my call. I'm sure you disagree.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Again, people will have differing views about that, but in my time as state Treasurer, debt was stable and it was stable and it was tracking down at the end of the forward estimates.
GARETH PARKER: So is it Troy Buswell's fault and Mike Nahan's fault and Colin Barnett's fault?
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: Well, I'm not saying that, but what I can say is that I was very conscious, personally as a Treasurer, about recurrent expenditure and about producing surpluses, and what I produced were two very healthy surpluses, an actual recurrent expenditure in the '12-'13 year of 3.7 per cent. And I don't think that that is a bad platform from which things could have taken off.
GARETH PARKER: Can I move on to an issue that we've been covering this morning, and that is the BCL Group. Callers off-air who are in the middle of this have told us that one of the projects that they haven't been paid for, as people who have either supplier relationships or subcontract relationships with BCL Group, is the NorthLink project that runs right through the northern suburbs of Perth. It's a critical project. I understand that 80 per cent of the money for that has been stumped up by the Commonwealth. It's a pretty unsatisfactory state of affairs when big government projects result in subcontractors not being paid or going broke.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: It's hopeless, and so this is a $1 billion project; gets rid of 16 sets of traffic lights; it's meant to create 7000 direct and indirect jobs; 80 per cent of that $1 billion is funded by the Commonwealth Government, after fighting very hard - myself and others - to get that money here. If it is the case that the State Government can't manage to allocate those monies to that project in a way that sees the people who are actually doing the work get the money that they're due and owed, that is a terrible and very, very serious situation. I was quite shocked by the callers that you had in this morning. I might invite anyone out there who's worked on NorthLink as a subbie who has had these type of difficulties to contact my office so that I can know about them firsthand.
But at the end of the day, it should not be that difficult for the State Government, on Main Roads Department's biggest ever single project, to ensure that the monies that the State Government are allocating from the taxpayer through the Commonwealth Government to get the work done actually reaches the pockets of the people who do the work. Like, the sort of relaxed view that was coming from the State Minister that you interviewed this morning I found somewhat surprising. I mean, there are subbies out there not getting paid on the biggest road project in WA's history, funded through the taxpayer. I mean, this is something that needs to be looked into and remedied with some extreme urgency, I would have thought.
GARETH PARKER: Can't say that Michael Mischin ever did much as the commerce minister about these issues. They're not exactly- they didn't exactly appear five minutes ago.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL: I'm not suggesting that they're issues that have emerged solely on this project. This is a huge project, and it seems to me that with big contracting organisations like BCL, and it appears to be others, experiencing financial difficulty, that this issue, which has always been an issue I mean, no one's denying the fact that money flowing from contractors to subcontractors, this has been an issue since there was such thing as contractors and subcontractors. But where you've got $1 billion government projects being run and operated and monies allocated by the State Government through Main Roads Department, and some of the biggest contractors having financial difficulties and leaving what now seems to be a critical mass of subcontractors out of pocket, this is something that the State Government absolutely has to take charge of right now.
GARETH PARKER: Alright. We're out of time. We need to move on but I appreciate your time this morning, Christian.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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Robert Southey to Edward Moxon, 31 May 1830; Selections from the Letters (1856) 4:184.
I am very glad to hear that you have commenced business, and that it is with the patronage of so judicious and efficient a friend as Mr. Rogers. You know I am under many engagements at this time, but the very first thing which I have at my own disposal shall certainly be offered to you; for I have often troubled you freely, and shall gladly take every opportunity of showing that you have not obliged an unthankful person.


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Andrew Burrell is a contemporary arts practitioner with a history in real-time 3D and interactive audio installation. His projects examine notions of self and narrative and the implications of virtual worlds, networked environments and artificial life systems upon identity. He holds a PhD from the University of Sydney. Chris Rodley is a writer for new media whose work is exploring emerging frontiers for the literary. His projects include writing for web, television and live performance. Chris is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Since early 2013, Andrew and Chris have been collaborating on a series of media art and electronic literature projects which explore the potential for storytelling with real-time data. They include the public artwork Enquire Within Upon Everybody, which was presented simultaneously in Sydney and Darwin, Australia as part of the International Symposium on Electronic Art 2013.
Teenage heartache has become a public commodity. On social media, young people now broadcast the most intimate moments of their lives to a global audience. Context collapse has replaced the small, specific audiences we once opened our hearts to with a vast, undifferentiated swarm of humanity. Falling in and out of love, breaking up and reconciling, seeking solace or revenge – all are enacted in the midst of the data stream.
Everything Is Going To Be OK :) explores this new, performative model for love and loss that is emerging in networked environments. Deploying what might be described as a “poetics of search”, the artwork sources relevant tweets from Twitter in real-time, performs string manipulation and anonymizes them, then assembles the fragments into a three-act dialogue that is projected onto the installation space.
What results is an emergent narrative that reflects the new modes of online interaction unique to millennials – but also the timeless tropes, customs, dreams and anxieties experienced by every generation. Everything Is Going To Be OK :) was first presented in 2013 at the Underbelly Arts Festival on Cockatoo Island in Sydney, Australia.


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“Saturday Night Live” strayed from its typical political opening skit this week by taking us to the Chino Correctional Facility where we were quickly introduced to some familiar headline-making prisoners.
Kate McKinnon showed up as college admissions scandal-embroiled star Lori Loughlin, who was most recently indicted by a federal grand jury and charged with money laundering.
But is she going to make it in prison?
“You think prison is hard?” she says to her fellow inmates. “I have done 68 Hallmark movies. I’ve seen hell, man.” She’s lost sense of reality: “I’m gonna take your heart and I’m gonna cut it out,” she adds, making another “Full House” reference.
Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli, who were among a total of nearly three-dozen parents arrested last month on mail-fraud charges in a criminal complaint, are accused of conspiring with scam mastermid William “Rick” Singer, 58, of Newport Beach, Calif., and others, to bribe college officials and coaches, and to artificially inflate entrance exam scores, in order to get their children admitted to elite colleges and universities.
The sketch also featured Pete Davidson as Michael Avenatti, who joked about still running for president (Avenatti-Baldwin 2020) and surprise guest star Michael Keaton as Julian Assange.
“Is there a bathroom around here, because I really have to take a Wikileak,” he says.


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A Private Laptop can’t actually be termed as private, if another person has entry to it with out your permission. Suppose, you’re working in your laptop computer at your workplace, and out of the blue a state of affairs arises the place you need to go AFK (away from keyboard), you’ll more than likely be involved about your privateness, particularly if you happen to forgot to show off or lock your laptop. That’s proper, actually anybody may acquire entry to it with out breaking a sweat. Microsoft appears to have addressed this situation by pushing out a nifty new characteristic referred to as Dynamic Lock, which permits you to robotically lock your PC whilst you’re away with the assistance of a Bluetooth system, thereby guaranteeing full privateness (form of).
Earlier than you possibly can allow Dynamic Lock on Home windows 10, it is advisable to pair a Bluetooth system to your PC.
Go to Begin Menu and click on on the gear icon, with the intention to get into “Settings”.
Now, click on on the “Units” part within the Settings web page.
As soon as achieved, you’ll be immediately taken to the “Bluetooth & different gadgets” part. Click on on “Add Bluetooth or different system” to pair a brand new Bluetooth system to your laptop. Now, in your smartphone or another system, activate Bluetooth and ensure it’s discoverable. As soon as the system exhibits up in your laptop, click on “Pair” to attach.
Word: In case your laptop doesn’t have Bluetooth, you’re out of luck. Nonetheless, you can also make use of a Bluetooth dongle, if you happen to actually need to make the most of characteristic.
Now that you just’ve efficiently paired your Bluetooth system together with your laptop, let’s go forward and allow Dynamic Lock in Home windows 10.
Word: Dynamic Lock is a characteristic that was launched within the Home windows 10 Creators Replace, so it is advisable to have that put in. I’m utilizing Dynamic Lock in Home windows 10 Construct 1703 Insider Preview.
Go to Begin Menu and click on on the gear icon, with the intention to go to “Settings” as soon as once more.
Now, go to the “Accounts” part of the Settings web page.
As soon as achieved, click on on “Signal-in choices” and scroll down till you see Dynamic Lock. Now, verify the field proper subsequent to “Enable Home windows to detect once you’re away and robotically lock the system”.
Effectively, that’s just about it and also you’re achieved with the whole course of. Dynamic Lock works by making use of the Bluetooth connection between your system and laptop. So long as you’re throughout the Bluetooth vary of your laptop, you’ll discover nothing, as the pc will stay unlocked and totally purposeful. Nonetheless, as soon as you progress out of vary of the Bluetooth connection, Home windows will wait 30 seconds for a re-connection try after which robotically lock your system.
Sadly, there’s no unlock characteristic in Dynamic Lock, so you’ll have to make use of Home windows Hi there or kind your PIN / password if you wish to log in to your laptop once more.
Dynamic Lock is actually an excellent addition to Home windows and it’s one thing you’ll undoubtedly recognize. One disappointing side is that there’s no Dynamic Unlock, in order that your laptop robotically unlocks when your Bluetooth system is again throughout the vary and linked to your PC. That being mentioned, we actually hope Microsoft makes the automated unlock characteristic a actuality, of their future updates.
So, what do you guys take into consideration this nifty new characteristic in Home windows 10 Creators Replace? Will you be utilizing it to lock your PC robotically? Do tell us by taking pictures your opinions within the feedback part down under.

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Meet your agricultural needs, whenever necessary, without any commitment as to the time of payment of agricultural allowances.
Stop worrying about liquidity and get instant financing for all needs arising during the agricultural production period, by getting the Agro-Carta that will help you fully cover your expenses any time you wish.
Addressed specifically to farmers, the card is linked to the credit line of the account in which the Basic Aid is paid. So, in practice you have the chance to collect in advance, in the form of financing, up to 80% of the Basic Aid to meet any financial requirements arising during the production process.
Each year, the Agro-Carta is automatically settled through payment of subsidies and its limit is re-fixed in the next year.
A Agro-Carta is provided under the terms and conditions stipulated with the Ministry of Rural Development and Food.
Usable as a debit card with the contactless technology for secure transactions in a few seconds without entering your card in the terminal.
We finance up to 80% of the Basic and Green Aid you receive for the current agricultural production period.
The maximum duration of the Agro-Carta credit line is set at one year. Its use commences once the Single Aid Application is submitted and is made available until payment of the agricultural allowance during October and December.
The Agro-Carta is automatically settled through payment of subsidies and its limit is re-fixed in the next year.
Farmers and livestock farmers can apply for a Farmers Card at the Alpha Bank Branch network, following submission of the Single Aid Application and calculation of the amount of the Basic Aid to which they are entitled.

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In a bold and expensive move, Netflix has bought the worldwide rights for the hotly anticipated new film Beasts of No Nation for $12m in a busy bidding war.
The film, based on the bestselling novel by Uzodinma Iweala, stars Idris Elba and comes from Cary Fukunaga, acclaimed director of Jane Eyre and the HBO seriesTrue Detective, which won him an Emmy last year. The film has been tipped for Oscars glory in 2016 and the streaming platform is rumoured to be positioning it as a major awards contender.
The deal covers worldwide streaming and theatrical rights, which is essential for an Oscar run, as any film that has been first shown in any format other than the big screen is deemed ineligible by the Academy.
The $6m budget film stars Elba as a warlord in an unnamed west African country, who takes in a child soldier played by newcomer Abraham Attah. It was shot in Ghana last year.
It is the second purchase by a confident Netflix in recent weeks, after the $17m paid for the Jamie Dornan-starring war drama Jadotville, which will debut online but may also get a theatrical run for awards qualification.
Netflix also plans to premiere the sequel to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon later this year as well as the first film from a deal with Adam Sandler, a western comedy called The Ridiculous 6.
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The Dulles International Airport Air Traffic Control tower.
President Trump announced Monday a plan to privatize the nation's air traffic control system — a move that would remove the job of tracking and guiding airplanes from the purview of the Federal Aviation Administration.
"Today we're proposing to take American air travel into the future, finally," Trump said.
The nation's air traffic control system was designed when far fewer people flew, Trump said, calling it "stuck, painfully, in the past." He also called the system "ancient, broken, antiquated" and "horrible" and said his reforms would make it safer and more reliable.
The FAA has worked to upgrade its system, but Trump and other critics say it was taking far too long. "Honestly, they didn't know what the hell they were doing," Trump said. "A total waste of money."
Privatization of air traffic control is an idea long supported by most of the commercial airlines. Executives from those companies joined the president at the White House to announce the plan.
Guided by legislation that has been proposed in the past by House Transportation Committee chairman Bill Shuster, a private, nonprofit corporation would be created to operate, manage and control air traffic control nationwide, similar to what Canada does. The FAA would still have some oversight capacity, but a board made up mostly of representatives of the major airlines would govern this corporation.
The air traffic controllers' union is generally supportive of the proposal, as it sees the current FAA air traffic control system as somewhat inefficient. The Shuster plan would still allow for the controllers to be part of the union.
The FAA says it has modernized in recent years by updating its computers and other systems. Administrator Michael Huerta told an industry conference in March that the agency has made "tremendous progress," per The Associated Press.
But some groups have been critical of efforts to privatize air traffic control operations, saying it gives the airlines too much control over the system for their own benefit.
The group Flyers' Rights calls it the "creation of an airline controlled corporate monopoly." It also says privatizing air traffic control amounts to "handing the airlines (for free) control over a core public asset, and providing them nearly unbridled power to extract new fees and increased taxes from passengers."
Trump has been critical in the past of the FAA and air traffic control, saying his personal pilot has complained about how out of date and inefficient the agency is.
Trump's plan to privatize air traffic control operations will likely be included in legislation reauthorizing the FAA. The Senate Transportation Committee will discuss the proposal on Wednesday, with Trump's Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao testifying. Chao will again address the issue before the House Transportation Committee on Thursday.
This plan is part of Trump's broader infrastructure vision. He may also talk more broadly Monday about what he has called "third world airports" in particular, as he launches what the White House is calling the president's "infrastructure week."
Trump will be in Cincinnati on Wednesday to continue talking about infrastructure, focusing on inland waterways on the Ohio River including aging dams.
The White House announced a plan today to privatize the U.S. air traffic control system. This is part of the administration's focus this week on the country's aging infrastructure. President Trump says the FAA has been trying to update the air traffic control system for years.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: But after billions and billions of tax dollars spent and the many years of delays, we're still stuck with an ancient, broken, antiquated, horrible system that doesn't work.
MCEVERS: The president's plan to modernize air traffic control by privatizing it has a number of supporters and some critics, too. Here's NPR's David Schaper.
DAVID SCHAPER, BYLINE: President Trump says the nation's air traffic control system is stuck painfully in the past.
TRUMP: At a time when every passenger has GPS technology in their pockets our air traffic control system still runs on radar and ground-based radio systems that they don't even make anymore, they can't even fix anymore.
SCHAPER: Flanked by airline executives, the president said flight delays and air traffic control inefficiencies cost the nation's economy billions each year.
TRUMP: We're proposing reduced wait times, increased route efficiency and far fewer delays. Our plan will get you where you need to go more quickly, more reliably, more affordably.
SCHAPER: The president's plan calls for a three-year transition in which air traffic control operations would be turned over to a private nonprofit entity, similar to how it's done in Canada. The FAA would continue to provide safety oversight while the private entity would be run by a 13-member board made up of airport and airline executives, labor unions and other stakeholders.
PAUL HUDSON: The airlines would essentially be in charge of the skies.
SCHAPER: Paul Hudson is president of the passenger advocacy group flyersrights.org. He argues this could be risky.
HUDSON: Hardly a week goes by that they haven't had a - either a shutdown through computer outages or videos that show mistreatment of passengers. And it goes on and on.
SCHAPER: The Trump plan would eliminate ticket taxes on passengers, replacing it with a more direct funding scheme. And that concerns Democratic Congressman Peter DeFazio of Oregon, ranking member of the House Transportation Committee.
PETER DEFAZIO: What fees are you going to pay to this private corporation to get on the plane? The airlines hate the ticket tax and want to do away with it, but what's the new system? What's that going to do to general aviation? What's that going to do to businesses aviation, cargo? We don't know.
SCHAPER: DeFazio also worries that privatizing air traffic control operations could actually slow recent progress the FAA is making in implementing its new satellite-based system called NextGen. But Robert Puentes, who heads the nonpartisan think tank Eno Center for Transportation, disagrees.
ROBERT PUENTES: There's no doubt that moving to this independent nonprofit system would be able to deploy this new technology faster than the way that we're doing it right now.
SCHAPER: Puentes says years of uncertain budgets and partisan gridlock have slowed the implementation of NextGen, and he argues privatizing air traffic control would provide stability.
PUENTES: This really isn't about deconstructing government. This isn't getting government out of transportation. It's not selling off assets, anything like that. This is really about getting this very important investment done much faster.
SCHAPER: Nonetheless, some Republicans have joined Democrats in opposing efforts to privatize the air traffic control system in the past, so like many other elements of the president's agenda, this plan likely has some turbulence ahead. David Schaper, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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Paris: Le Melog, 1974. First edition. 4to, mimeographed leaves and pamphlets housed in an envelope illustrated with a woodblock print by Lôdie Serrano.One of a limited edition of 150 copies.
The debut issue of this Surrealist artists' periodical, affiliated with Incendie de Fôret. With contributions by Patrice Uhl, Jimmy Gladiator, Jéhan van Langhenhoven, Jean-Paul Guegen, and Lôdie Serrano.


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Auburn believes that if quality lay and professional leadership is to be assured, the institutions that train leaders for religion and society must be analyzed, improved and strengthened. This enterprise requires the kind of critical inquiry long afforded other forms of higher learning. Auburn's Center for the Study of Theological Education is the only research institute in the nation focusing specifically and comprehensively on theological education. Established in 1991, it identifies key challenges, explores them in depth, and shares the results with theological schools, religious communities and other educational institutions.
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The Center serves a broad constituency, including mainline and evangelical Protestant, Roman Catholic and Jewish theological educators, as well as leaders of religious agencies and of organizations that oversee theological education. The Center's findings, the results of collaborative research, are made available widely through print, interactive technology and conferences.
The Center's research helps leaders to make wise decisions regarding issues affecting the future health of their institutions. Over time, ideas generated by such research may influence the thought and conversation of these institutions. Perspectives shift and positive change can take root and flourish.
With the Center for the Study of Theological Education, Auburn is continuing its mission of reaching out—extending theological resources to the academy, the church and the world beyond.

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TOO MANY FAIRS? at News Aboriginal Art Directory. View information about TOO MANY FAIRS?
Is it four or is it five art fairs opening in Sydney this week? It seems they have a tendency to multiply; for Sydney Contemporary 13, two years ago, pioneered the arrival of serious artfair business in Sydney all on its own. Now it's returned for SC15, and it's brought with it three or four others. Do the locals drop everything and just artfair themselves out – with the assistance of a quite excessive increase in delicious food and fizzy drink available at both the fairs I've visited so far? Or are some galleries and artists going to miss out on the punters and sales that are essential to cover the cost of their stands at the fairs?
But it seems we've been missing out on a serious fair like SC15 for at least a decade. More than a hundred galleries exhibiting, about 500 artists from fourteen countries on show and a notional $10 million expected in turnover. Mind you, on the basis of 2013, you never actually get a hard and fast number out of those galleries – partly because the 'introductions' that occur during the fair may well lead to sales down the track. Tim Etchells who 'owns' SC15 – and who founded, then sold out of the Hong Kong Artfair as he moved into Australia (Sydney & Melbourne) – has managed a downturn in Asian galleries coming down to Australia this time, though an increase in South American. I suspect disappointing sales for the less-than-local in 2013, though he blamed Ramadan, whose moveable dates means Sydney is competing with a Jakarta artfair this time.
Asked about discernible trends in the art, Director Barry Keldoulis named a four-day candle and some wacky sharks. A more serious trend would have to be the growth in Indigenous art offered by high-end galleries – not necessarily specialist dealers. When so many writers are crying doom and gloom in this market, it would seem that quality – quite a bit of it older, secondary market offerings – win out!
So, a round dozen galleries at SC15 had some Indigenous art for sale. After the 'rubbish' Emily Kngwarreyes from her least appealing 'Colourist' period seen in the recent Vroom sale – which, however, sold like hot cakes to an over-stimulated audience – it was a joy to see Utopia Gallery offering sheer magnificence from the lady at her 1991 best – a substantial, smoky-pink small-dotted work with all the movement of wind through desert flowers that you could want. At an asking price of $750,000 it had to be special!
Justin Miller, secondary market specialist, also offered Emily – not so fine, but nice, with a hint of Yam roots showing through the 1992 dotting. He was also hoping for $88,000 for a Kitty Kantilla – which would surely be a record. And he had a cluster of Buku Larnggay lorrkon that would look a treat in my 5 metre front porch. They were tall! But were they a match for the specialist Aboriginal dealer, Annandale Galleries, with the pioneering Gunybi Ganambarr's latest poles – defiantly un-smooth, carved and accreted, animal shapes and miny'ti patterns, in fact blatantly sculptural. Just as the 'discovery' of the stage boards left behind by visiting dance company, Bangarra (now painted and seen at the NATSIAAs and Raft Gallery in Alice) has allowed Yolngu artists to avoid the unpredictability of bark and come somewhere near to the constancy of canvas, so Gunybi – as ever – is going in the opposite direction in order to give himself ever greater challenges.
And that great spotter of trends, Tim Klingender was thinking along Gunybi lines with the Indigenous part of his mixed offering – all of it three-dimensional. From an elegant little Groote Eylandt coral fish to a mighty 205 cms Lipundja spirit figure from 1965, he enlarged my experience. But then I was blown away not once, but twice, by an unpainted, bandy-legged female Mokoy figure with such a haunting face from an even earlier time; and then by a Purukapali/Bima matched pair of sculptures from Cardo Kerinauia, the Tiwi carver hailed as the non-pareil by Jenny Isaacs in her magisterial book on the islands.
The other specialist dealers, Mossenson, are back with their favourite Ngarra, the WA painter beloved of Dennis Scholl in his US tour of Aboriginal 'Abstract' art – and a book on the man who's hardly known over-East is imminent. Mossenson house artists Kitty Malarvie, Brian Robinson and the footballing Kunoths are also on offer. With her fellow Warringarri Art centre artist, Ben Ward taking out the prestigious John Fries Award (a first for an Indigenous painter), Kitty will have to watch her laurels!
From Warmun, just down the road in the East Kimberley, SC15 showed a handful of canvases by senior ladies – Mesdames Nyadbi, Purdie, Thomas and Julie. But it was quite a surprise to find them in the hands of the NZ gallerist Tim Melville. He's Maori himself, so believes he's creating an Indigenous dialogue across the Tasman and showing respect to Whenna, the Maori equivalent of Country with this Gija quartet.
From Far North Queensland, Kick Arts brought the Torres Strait and Cape York into Carriageworks. The great Alick Tipoti may be 'retiring' to his Badu Island home, but he's still experimenting with some bold new prints - linocut and then screenprinted. And Brian Robinson has a five-colour etching. From the Cape, two generations of the de Jersey family tackle both canvases and ghost-net bird sculptures. And from Melbourne, Alcaston Gallery has pride-of-place in the Fair to show a vast black and white (with a hint of pink) Sally Gabori, Naomi Hobson from the Cape (but present in person) and the NATSIAA-winning bark artist Nongirrngga Marawili at her wildest.
And then there was urban art – with Christian Thompson and Christopher Pease fulfilling 'contemporary' expectations on Michael Reid's stand and Danie Mellor exceeding them on Sophie Gannon's. Mellor is now offering mazily blued, mighty-sized photographs of his ancestral FNQ rainforests, the setting for so many of his Spode blue paintings. Bring the tropics into your living room! Or buy a much more affordable Mellor tondo. Various sizes of circular paintings offering snapshots of Mellor imagery, still in his trade-mark blue, irresistibly turned my mind towards Della-Robbia, another man who made his name through blue and tondi.
Over at The Other Art Fair in Chippendale, artists without gallery representation in Sydney were offering themselves directly to the public – an Australian first. This is a mixed blessing: wonderful to have access to their approachable creators when I wanted to know more about particular artworks; daunting when I chose to ignore the artist watching my every move on pretty narrow aisles and seeming to offer the evil eye to my disinterest! However one Aboriginal artist has braved the Fair – Niah Juella McLeod, daring to show her painting in public for the first time! This Yuin lass is the daughter of the late Bobby McLeod, Aboriginal activist, poet, healer, musician and elder from Wreck Bay on Jervis Bay. His books of poetry include 'Ngudjung Yugarang: Mother's Heartbeat' – and that's also the title of Niah's most attractive canvas.
Sydney Contemporary (tickets from $25, sydneycontemporary.com.au) at Carriageworks, Redfern; The Other Art Fair (tickets from $15, theotherartfair.com.au) at Central Park building on Broadway; Spring 1883 (free, spring1883.com) September 12pm – 7pm daily at the Establishment Hotel, off George Street; and The Volume art book fair (free, volumeartbookfair.com) at Artspace in Woolloomooloo. All end September 13.
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A native of Aberdeen, he was the son of a drapery salesman and was born in Old Machar on 25 January 1885, at 2 Ferryhill Place. He studied at Gray�s School of Art and served his apprenticeship with the Aberdeen City Architect John Rust.
Moving to Glasgow in 1907, he worked in JJ Burnet�s offices there and in London, where he joined Ashley & Newman and W T Parker. Returning to Glasgow in 1912, he set up his own practice at 10 Blytheswood Square.
His work during the inter-war period includes the Westbourne Parish Church War Memorial; Copland & Lye�s Bath Street extension (1934); and the North of Scotland Bank, St Vincent Street, which features a colossal shield modelled and carved by Holmes & Jackson (1926-8).
His most important contribution to Scottish architecture was his involvement in the designs for the 1938 Empire Exhibition held in Bellahouston Park.
As an assistant to the exhibition�s chief architect Thomas Tait, he was responsible for designing the pavilions for the Army and Royal Air Force; the Palace of Engineering; and the Palace of Art, the only building in the exhibition that was retained in the park .
He also supervised the construction of the exhibition�s iconic Tait�s Tower, which was demolished in 1939 before it could become a landmark for Nazi bombers.
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What is the Nevada Marijuana Policy Project?
The Nevada Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) is a national organization pushing for the Nevada Marijuana Legalization Initiative that will appear on the 2016 ballot. Voters need to understand the implications behind the initiative as well as the background of the MPP to vote wisely on the bill and ensure their own legal protection concerning personal marijuana use in Nevada.
In 2016, Nevada voters can vote on legislation to allow the use of marijuana within their state. Upon voter approval, one ounce or less of marijuana for recreational use will be legal for users 21 and older. The state would tax marijuana sales and give tax revenue generated from marijuana to state education. The tax rate suggested is a 15% sales tax on all marijuana sales. Look for this initiative as Question 2 on the 2016 ballot.
If Nevada citizens vote “yes” to Question 2, the law will prohibit anyone over the age of 21 from selling or giving marijuana to a minor, driving under the influence of marijuana, or using marijuana in public. A “no” vote would not regulate these activities. While the recreational use of marijuana would be legal if Question 2 passes, its use would be subject to government and state laws.
Under this initiative, the Nevada Department of Taxation would control marijuana retailer licensing as well as all testing facilities and distributers. The initiative would limit the number of supplier and distributer licenses, and local governments would have to approve business locations. Restricted locations would include schools, churches, childcare facilities, and community centers.
The MPP has been around since 1995 with the purpose of reducing legal penalties for cultivating, selling, or using marijuana. The MPP strives to locate and activate supporters of marijuana policies and change state laws to reduce or eliminate marijuana-related penalties. The goal of nationwide MPP is to regulate recreational use of marijuana in a way that is comparable to alcohol use.
One goal the MPP is realizing is placing legalization initiatives on the 2016 ballot in Nevada. Nevada’s current penalties for marijuana use or possession are some of the harshest in the nation, with first-time offenders facing mandatory drug treatment and misdemeanor charges. The maximum fine for a small amount of marijuana is $600, although no one in Nevada found with marijuana can face incarceration or felony charges.
The MPP’s Nevada Marijuana Legalization Initiative would make it legal for citizens to possess an ounce of marijuana flower or 1/8th ounce of concentrate without facing repercussions. It would also allow up to 80 pot shops to exist in Clark County, as well as 20 in Washoe County, four in Carson County, and two in each of Nevada’s remaining counties.
The 2016 initiative would not affect Nevada’s current medical marijuana laws or change driving under the influence of drugs laws. Under this initiative, a person caught driving with 2 ng of THC in his or her blood is subject to two days in jail or 48 hours of community service.
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No fewer than 1,801 persons were killed in various crises between 2010 and 2018 in Plateau State, the state Internally Displaced Persons Resettlement Committee has reported.
The committee in the report also said about 50,212 persons were displaced by the crises.
The report was presented to Governor Simon Lalong on Monday at the Government House, Jos by the chairman of the committee, Bala Danbaba, a retired air vice marshal of the Nigerian Air Force.
It identified 115 communities affected by the crises in Jos North, Jos South, Bassa, Riyom, Barkin Ladi and Bokkos local government areas.
According to Mr Danbaba, the committee received 55 memoranda and visited 27 IDPs camps in the two months of its work.
“At the end of the visits, the committee identified a total of 115 affected communities in the affected LGAs. It also ascertained a total of 59,008 persons in five LGAs of which out of this, a total of 1,801 persons were said to have lost their lives,” he said.
“The committee also visited all the affected communities for an on-the-spot assessment,” he added.
The multiethnic and multi-religious state in Nigeria’s North-central geopolitical zone has been wracked by violent conflicts for over a decade.


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What is the estimated point value of deferring after winning the coin toss?
In American football, the winner of the coin toss can make a choice now (usually to receive the kick-off which starts the game), or can defer their choice to the second half (thus having the option to receive the kick-off in the second half).
Suppose there were two evenly matched teams, and the halftime score were 17-16. Before evaluating their chances, I would want to know (at least) one more thing.
If the 17-point team had deferred, and was now receiving the ball in the third quarter, I would consider it ahead, both on points and on the "deferred" reception.
But suppose this right belonged to the 16-pointer. Would the deferred reception give them the better chance of winning?
The value of this could be no more than a touchdown, and probably a lot less. It may not even be the value of a field goal.
Are there any estimates or quantifications of the deferred reception privilege, and the "extra" possession privilege that it confers?
Since 2008, the average NFL team scored 11.21 points per half(1). If each team has about 6 possessions per half, that would appear to be 1.86 points per possession(2).
Whether it comes into play or not is another question. By taking the ball to start Q3 you add to the chance that your opponent will get the ball the expected 6 times, but game plan, effectiveness, injuries and turnovers can affect the Time of Possession and actual possessions.
The next question might be: "What percentage of the time does a deferring team get 1 (or) more second-half possession(s) than the opponent?"
Although having the ball in the beginning of the second half means you'd have at least as many drives as the other team, you can't really translate a possession to points. Your question really depends on the game. For example, if the game is happening in poor weather conditions, then having the ball doesn't increase a team's chances of winning much. They just need to make efficient drives. Or if the game has been very defensively dominant by both teams, you can argue that having the ball one more time than your opponent does not give you an edge.
After all, games are won by points and nothing else matters as much. A team could win with less time of possession given they are more efficient offensively and can create turnovers defensively.
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As people are spending more and more time online, many will turn to social media to express their feelings or will be where they go to when facing a tough time. This World Mental Health Day (10th October 2016) we have create a list of what to do if you are concerned about a friend online.
The Samaritans have created a guide to helping someone online to help you with what to do if you’ve noticed that someone you know online is going through a tough time.
More and more people use the internet to express how they’re feeling, this can be through status updates, videos, photos, posts and messages.
Read more information on what to look out for if you’re worried about someone.
You don’t have to know all of the answers to your friend’s worries, you just have to be willing to listen and show you care. Send them a message, give them a visit or encourage them to talk to someone about what they’re going through, just be there to reassure them that it’s okay to ask for help.
You can also find out other ways of contacting Samaritans.
Visit www.youngminds.org.uk for advice about young people’s mental health, including their parent helpline (0808 802 5544).
Visit www.b-eat.co.uk for advice about eating disorders, including their online community.
Visits www.samaritans.org if you need to talk to someone. Plus see their guide about helping a friend who might be struggling to cope, which they launched with Facebook.
If you work with young people, and you need some advice or support about any online issue, you can contact the UK Safer Internet Centre helpline.


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The latest game in the highly popular Tekken franchise is set to release early next year, and fans can hardly contain their excitement. Now, BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment has released a brand new trailer for the game.
The trailer, titled Your story, your fight, is mostly a compilation of fighting sequences featuring the characters that will make an appearance in the game, including Street Fighter’s Akuma. But we do also get some hints about the game’s storyline, showing glimpses of flashbacks regarding the history of the members of the Mishima family.
As previously mentioned, Tekken 7 features one of the darkest storylines in the franchise’s history, and will act as the conclusion of the Mishima clan saga. Not only will it act to provide a conclusion of sorts for the conflict between Heihachi Mishima, Kazuya Mishima and Jin Kazama, it will also provide answers for, among other mysteries, the origins of the Devil Gene.
In the previous months we have also gotten trailers for a number of characters that will make up the roster in Tekken 7, such as Master Raven, Bob and Miguel.
Tekken 7: Fated Retribution is set to release on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and the PC sometime in early 2017. You can find out more about the game here.


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If you or someone you love has been injured or killed due to a defective product, the Chicago product liability attorneys at Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates can help. Recent newsworthy cases have involved construction accidents (faulty equipment and/or defective building materials) and automobiles (breaks, steering, rollovers, and tires). They also often include medical devices, such as defective pacemakers, robotic surgery failures, and dangerous bone grafting materials, such as Infuse.
The term ‘Defective Product’, or a case against a manufacturer for ‘Product Liability’ often brings to mind dangerous products. Products such as children’s toys, cribs, day beds, and car seats often come to mind. Because of an abundance of television commercials, you might also think of dangerous drugs or medical devices once promoted as medical breakthroughs, now suspected of having seriously injured or killed patients.
A defective product is one in which the safety of the product – or a component of the product – has been compromised and caused injury. A product that is found to be unreasonably dangerous when used for the purpose intended, or unsafe for reasonably foreseeable uses, can result in a product liability case.
Defective products have been found in all areas of life. Defect products are commonly responsible for injuries that could have, and should have been prevented.
Product liability sounds complicated and often can be. In its simplest form, the only rule you have to remember is that the manufacturer of a product owes the consumer the obligation to “manufacture” and “design” a product that is reasonably safe. If the product is “unreasonably dangerous” or if it is “unsafe for reasonably foreseeable uses,” then the manufacturer is liable for injuries that are caused by the product.
Another way to evaluate if you may have a products liability case is to ask yourself the following question, “Did the product do something or act in such a manner that I did not expect?” If the answer is yes, then contact our Chicago product liability lawyers to explore a products liability claim.
How do You Prosecute a Products Liability Case?
When our Chicago defective product lawyers prosecute a products liability case, we must prove the defect in the product existed when the product left the manufacturer’s control. If the distributor of the product contributed to the defect, the distributor could also be liable. A manufacturer can also be liable if it fails to adequately warn of dangers associated with the product.
A manufacturer cannot delegate its duty to others. Clauses such as, “any injury is the responsibility of the consumer” are not enforceable. They will likely be struck by the Court.
Product liability law is complex and expensive to litigate. The Plaintiff is normally taking on a wealthy manufacturer who has unlimited money to spend defending its product. Plus, manufacturers have an interest in protecting the “sanctity” of their product. However, Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates fronts the costs for the litigation. A client is only responsible for the costs if our Chicago product liability lawyers recover compensation.
We have brought products liability actions into the construction arena, utilizing it to protect construction workers. For example, if a defective bolt fractures and causes a beam to fall on an ironworker, then the manufacturer of the bolt may be liable under products liability law.
We have recovered one of the largest if not the largest product liability recovery ever against a ladder manufacturer. Further, we recently won what was the largest verdict in Illinois history for a paralyzed worker. In that case, the Defendant attempted to use products liability arguments to defeat the ironworkers claim. The Defendant argued that the injured ironworker should have used a man-lift and a lanyard (both of these are products) in a manner contrary to the manufacturer’s instructions. Our Chicago injury attorneys demonstrated that this would have potentially caused a man-lift to tip over or the lanyard to fracture. The jury agreed with us and awarded the ironworker $64 million.
To successfully prosecute a products liability claim, it is critical that the product is saved after the accident. Immediately get the product into the hands of an experienced Chicago product liability lawyer. He or she can preserve the product to subsequently have an expert examine it. If the product is not properly preserved, it may destroy your right to compensation. If you cannot obtain access to the product, we can do so on an emergency basis through a court order.
Automobile products liability is another area where we have pioneered and excelled in prosecuting and creating awareness. Despite decades of research that outline unnecessary risk of serious injury and death due to inadequate or reduced standards and known defects within the automobile manufacturing industry, little measurable progress has been made. The National Institute of Highway Safety continues to disregard sound and just engineering recommendations. Instead, supports guidelines that effectively offer immunity of liability from gross negligence by the automobile manufacturers.
Until the NIHS becomes an agency of the people, for the people, the people themselves must enlist the power of the courts and the jury system to force reasonable change. Only when the cost of restitution following serious injuries and death outweigh the costs of acceptable negligence will true and purposeful change occur for automobile consumers.
An example: if a child’s car seat fractures, the manufacturer may be liable. If a car flips over and the hood caves in, the manufacturer may be liable for a faulty hood. If a medical prosthetic device fails, it may be a product defect.
Products liability takes experience, considerable expertise, and money to be successfully prosecuted. Under products liability law, you have the right to have your case heard by a jury. You can recover damages for pain and suffering, disability, lost wages, disfigurement, and future pain and suffering.
Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates team of Chicago products liability attorneys invite you to contact us. We offer free telephone or in-person consultations to discuss any questions regarding a product that you may have. You can also email us or even speak with our Chicago product liability lawyers right now on LiveChat.
Please call our Chicago office at (312) 372-8822, or our Joliet office at (815) 723-8822. Our toll-free number is (800) 985-1819.


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In 1939, Eddie Gall opened a small tavern at the western end of Downers Grove, serving ham sandwiches prepared from freshly baked bone-in hams. The family tradition started then and continued for 68 years at the Belmont Road location. Now the tradition continues at their new building at 440 Ogden Avenue. Cafe seating is available overlooking their 2,000 square foot display kitchens. Great food and value packaged for you to take home, the Gall family tradition continues with the same simple premise: fresh food prepared with care and prompt and courteous service with a smile.
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The Fort McMurray wildfire has captured devastation on a scale most of us can’t comprehend. Images from the ground and satellites have helped quantify the destruction, but this shot from the International Space Station somehow ties the scale of the destruction together much more clearly.
The photo was taken by an Expedition 67 crew member on May 14th, from 240 miles away. (Yes, the astronauts have some pretty sweet cameras.) The lower-angle shot shows a huge plume of smoke engulfing Fort McMurray — the town isn’t really visible, the smoke is so dense.
In the top of the river, you can see the Athabasca river, and the oil sands that give Fort McMurray a reason for existing. This photo was taken four days ago; since then, the fire has been driven further north, into the mining camps you can just see in the top of the image.
The photo was captured with a 500mm lens mounted on a Nikon D4, and has been modified to remove color artifacts. Other than that, it’s a natural-color image of the disaster, a little different to the satellite imagery that has been circulating that shows the extent of devasation to Fort McMurray.
This image, taken two days later by the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite on the Suomi-NPP satellite shows the same fire from above. In that image, it’s clear (and slightly terrifying) how far the wildfire has spread in just 48 hours. Firefighters are continuing to battle the blaze, but until a combination of lower winds and rain comes together, it will be difficult to get the situation under control.


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Three Lions and Westside United of the Premier and First divisions, respectively, continue their winning streaks.
In the Premier Division, Three Lions sat just two points ahead of Deportivo as both teams collected 3 points [see Three Lions vs Seattle Americans match highlights], but a tie for Deportivo Italia this week upped the Three Lions lead to 5. Meanwhile, Washington Crane and Lagers each logged a second win, creating a 3-way tie for 4th place.
Westside United continues to pull away from the competition in the First Division. A win for Nomads created a tie for 2nd place with Deportivo Italia – Series B who had a bye.
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It's hard not to feel weary and stressed when life is a frenzy of work, social pressures and obligations. Mindfulness is the art of living in the moment and it is the key to transforming your feelings towards a brighter, better future. Mindful meditation has been around for thousands of years, and is used by top therapists as a highly effective way of overcoming anxiety, depression and a number of other emotional difficulties. If you are suffering from low moods, feeling anxious, or just want to learn an amazing technique for gaining control of your mind and feelings, the power of mindfulness will transform your life.
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Hi guys! So I wanted to do a quick fashion post today because spring is finaaaally here! Don’t get me wrong I love winter and wearing cosy knits and layers and fur coats but I am so happy that the nicer weather has finally arrived and it’s time to update my wardrobe to brighter and lighter clothes. Every year at this time I always have a massive ‘spring clean’ and completely gut my wardrobe and drawers out of all the old clothes, bags and shoes I no longer use or wear anymore. Not only does it feel soooo good to get rid of all your old clothes and junk but it gives you lots of room to then go and buy some new pieces.
When you think about changing your wardrobe into a complete new season it can always seem daunting and costly however, it doesn’t need to be! You don’t have to throw away everything you own and start again. I like to keep a good few key pieces from the year or two before like jackets and a couple of pairs of good quality jeans etc. that still have a lot of wear left in them. Then you can easily build your new little wardrobe as you go and also mix and match or dress certain things up or down.
I was passing through Dunnes the other day and managed to pick up a couple of really cute little tops that are so perfect for spring. They are a lovely soft material and have the really cute bell shaped cuffed sleeves which are just so on trend at the moment. I got one in pastel pink and couldn’t resist getting it in cream as well. They were £17 each and I love how although they are really simple, they are still chic enough to be dressed either up or down. When I picked them up I envisioned wearing them either with jeans or leggings with trainers for the daytime or maybe leather skinnies and barely there heels for a night time look. Last night Kyle and I went out for a little casual date night to the cinema to see Fast and Furious 8 and went for a Nandos. As it was just a casual night I wore my pastel pink top tucked into my favourite leather skinny high waisted trousers from Primark (only £12 too – bargain!) and my Puma Basket Heart trainers. To add a bit of glam and sparkle I wore some oversized gold hoops and a pastel pink glitter crossover clutch bag. I thought it was a cute wee look and shows just how versatile this little top is. I’m excited to wear the cream one soon!
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As you drive along 91st Street, past Anne M. Jeans Elementary School and Burr Ridge Middle School, you may not realize that Burr Ridge Community Consolidated School District #180 is just over a 100 years old. A portion of what is now part of Burr Ridge #180 was known for a time as Byrneville, Illinois in deference to the Byrneville Railroad station. (History of Palisades Community Consolidated School District). The station was an important commercial site for the area’s dairy farmers who relied on the train to transport their goods to markets such as Chicago. Byrneville had little to offer residents other than being a train stop.
Without a school, children from Byrneville had to walk three miles to attend Cass School. William Jeans, Professor John Doolin of Lemont, Mr. F.C. Tiedt, and Mr. William Wachter resolved to build a school for the community. In 1910, the Byrneville one-room school house was built. The structure remained in use until 1994 when the Burr Ridge Middle School was rebuilt.
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Ms. Jeans changed the school’s name from Bryneville to Palisades–to better reflect the area’s hilly terrain. As the area’s population increased, the district made additions to the one-room schoolhouse. In 1947, Ms. Jeans retired from teaching, but continued working as the principal for Palisades School. After 42 years of service, Ms. Jeans retired in 1958. The district showed their heartfelt appreciation by holding a community-wide retirement party for her. This remarkable teacher’s legacy still remains a part of Burr Ridge C.C.S.D. 180. In 1979, the district renamed Palisades West School in honor of Anne M. Jeans. Ms. Jeans died at the age of 95 in 1988.


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