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It is important to respect the significant elements of a place when considering making changes or developing it to meet contemporary needs.
These elements help tell the story of a place’s history and its role in the development of this State. These elements may differ in significance and will differ from place to place. The significant elements of a place are identified in the assessment documentation.
Is the new work easily distinguishable from the old? New work should complement a building's original scale, form and massing, and ensure that the original fabric is easily identifiable. New work that mimics the original is not considered good practice.
Are the alterations reversible? In some cases, it may be preferable to introduce changes that can be removed.
Am I respecting all significant periods of construction of the place? Often places have been changed over time and certain sections of a place will vary in construction depending on when they were built. These changes are part of the historical development of the place and may contribute to its overall significance.
You can read more about developing heritage places by downloading Guide to Developing Heritage Places or the Heritage in Action series that provides case studies of adaptive reuse of heritage places or how owners have restored their residential places. Alternatively, view our Heritage in Action Photo Galleries.


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Robyns Simple Life: Perfect Day But, Perfect Roast Chicken? Really???
Perfect Day But, Perfect Roast Chicken? Really???
Another beautiful day here in South Carolina.
This photo is part of my back yard in the morning.
I sat at the kitchen table this morning listening to the birds feeling the cooler air on my skin for a while and finally decided it was time to go through my magazines that have been hanging around for months and take out just the articles that I wanted to save.
One of the directions when putting the chicken into the roasting pan is to "fold the chickens wings under the bird like if you were going to put it's arms under it's head".. Hmmm, OK... So I tried this and no matter how I tried, the birds "arms" flopped back out.. Then Mr L tried and the same thing happened. I tell you it was like watching a Laurel and Hardy episode.. Right there I should have given up but I pushed forward.. Since I couldn't get the arms behind the chicken I left them.. The recipe also said "Do not cover and cook on 450 degerees for 40 mins. Now, Im scratching my head and I'm thinking "40 mins? there's no way this chicken is going to cook in 40 mins" but, once again I soldiered on and kept with the recipe. Forty minutes later the timer went off . I pulled the chicken out of the oven and as I suspected it was no where near done.. Back in the oven it goes..Unforunately I was now so confused that I let it cook too long and it dried out.
The moral of this story for me? Next time I make a roast chicken I will do it as I always do and have a juicy, fully cooked roast chicken dinner with the chickens "arms" by its side!..

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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A genome-wide association study of suicidal behavior.
Galfalvy H, Haghighi F, Hodgkinson C, Goldman D, Oquendo MA, Burke A, Huang YY, Giegling I, Rujescu D, Bureau A, Turecki G, Mann JJ.
Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet. 2015 Oct;168(7):557-63. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.b.32330. Epub 2015 Jun 16.
Significant shared heritability underlies suicide attempt and clinically predicted probability of attempting suicide.
Ruderfer DM, Walsh CG, Aguirre MW, Tanigawa Y, Ribeiro JD, Franklin JC, Rivas MA.
Familial transmission of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts: evidence from a general population sample.
Goodwin RD, Beautrais AL, Fergusson DM.
Psychiatry Res. 2004 Apr 30;126(2):159-65.
Associations between substance use disorders and suicide or suicide attempts in people with mental illness: a Danish nation-wide, prospective, register-based study of patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, unipolar depression or personality disorder.
Østergaard MLD, Nordentoft M, Hjorthøj C.
Addiction. 2017 Jul;112(7):1250-1259. doi: 10.1111/add.13788. Epub 2017 Mar 14.
Familial clustering of suicidal behaviour and psychopathology in young suicide attempters. A register-based nested case control study.
Mittendorfer-Rutz E, Rasmussen F, Wasserman D.
Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol. 2008 Jan;43(1):28-36. Epub 2007 Oct 12.
DeVylder JE, Lukens EP, Link BG, Lieberman JA.
JAMA Psychiatry. 2015 Mar;72(3):219-25. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2014.2663.
Cannabis abuse and serious suicide attempts.
Beautrais AL, Joyce PR, Mulder RT.
Mental health and socio-economic variations in Australian suicide.
Taylor R, Page A, Morrell S, Harrison J, Carter G.
Soc Sci Med. 2005 Oct;61(7):1551-9. Epub 2005 Apr 18.
Influence of CRHR1 Polymorphisms and Childhood Abuse on Suicide Attempts in Affective Disorders: A GxE Approach.
Ludwig B, Kienesberger K, Carlberg L, Swoboda P, Bernegger A, Koller R, Wang Q, Inaner M, Zotter M, Kapusta ND, Haslacher H, Aigner M, Kasper S, Schosser A.
Front Psychiatry. 2018 Apr 26;9:165. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2018.00165. eCollection 2018.
Mental disorders and risk of suicide attempt: a national prospective study.
Hoertel N, Franco S, Wall MM, Oquendo MA, Kerridge BT, Limosin F, Blanco C.
Mol Psychiatry. 2015 Jun;20(6):718-26. doi: 10.1038/mp.2015.19. Epub 2015 May 18.
Exploring the correlates of suicide attempts among individuals with major depressive disorder: findings from the national epidemiologic survey on alcohol and related conditions.
Bolton JM, Belik SL, Enns MW, Cox BJ, Sareen J.
J Clin Psychiatry. 2008 Jul;69(7):1139-49.
A Novel Brief Therapy for Patients Who Attempt Suicide: A 24-months Follow-Up Randomized Controlled Study of the Attempted Suicide Short Intervention Program (ASSIP).
Gysin-Maillart A, Schwab S, Soravia L, Megert M, Michel K.
PLoS Med. 2016 Mar 1;13(3):e1001968. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1001968. eCollection 2016 Mar.
Multimarker analysis suggests the involvement of BDNF signaling and microRNA biosynthesis in suicidal behavior.
Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet. 2016 Sep;171(6):763-76. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.b.32433. Epub 2016 Feb 27.
Analysis of CpG SNPs in 34 genes: association test with suicide attempt in schizophrenia.
Bani-Fatemi A, Gonçalves VF, Zai C, de Souza R, Le Foll B, Kennedy JL, Wong AH, De Luca V.
Schizophr Res. 2013 Jul;147(2-3):262-8. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2013.04.018. Epub 2013 May 14.
The relationship between anxiety disorders and suicide attempts: findings from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions.
Nepon J, Belik SL, Bolton J, Sareen J.
Depress Anxiety. 2010 Sep;27(9):791-8. doi: 10.1002/da.20674.
Occurrence and Recurrence of Attempted Suicide Among People With Epilepsy.
Hesdorffer DC, Ishihara L, Webb DJ, Mynepalli L, Galwey NW, Hauser WA.
JAMA Psychiatry. 2016 Jan;73(1):80-6. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2015.2516.

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Are you moving to Rapid View and need to get electricity started under your name? First check that SaskPower provides electricity in your area at the regulated rate. Depending on where you live, your local utility may or may not be your regulated rate provider.
SaskPower Customer Service will be happy to answer any questions you might have about starting electricity service in Rapid View, including questions about electricity rates or billing.

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We have PO 7.4. We have configured CBMA in our scenario , but getting attached logs.
Even we have few errors , still 0 alerts have been processed. Please help .

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The FBM KLCI fell 0.55% at midday break today, in line with the slide at regional markets. At mid-day, the FBM KLCI lost 9.26 points to 1,685.73.
Stocks in Asia traded down Wednesday morning after an overnight plunge on Wall Street as investors worried about a potential economic slowdown and the state of the U.S.-China trade war.
Earlier in the day, China’s Ministry of Commerce said in a statement on its website that the weekend meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping was successful. The ministry also said the two countries will push ahead with negotiations within 90 days, and Beijing will work to address issues agreed upon as quickly as possible.
Shares of MALAKOFF fell to the low of RM0.775 on Wednesday as its business partner in an Algerian seawater desalination plant — state-owned Algerian Energy Co (AEC) — wants the group to give up its stake in the plant operator following the termination of a water purchase agreement.
MALAKOFF closed at RM0.78 at mid-day on a low volume traded of 200k shares.
Local media reported that Sasbadi Holdings Bhd has bagged a ministry of education (MoE) contract to print Form 3 Science textbooks for three years.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia yesterday, Sasbadi said its wholly-owned subsidiary Sasbadi Sdn Bhd has accepted a letter of acceptance from the ministry to translate, publish and print the dual language programme textbook at an estimated contract value of RM892,680. The period of the contract is from Dec 3, 2018, to Dec 2, 2021.
SASBADI closed at RM0.245 at mid-day on a high volume traded of 1.1 million shares.
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This project showcases several web 2.0 tools to demonstrate the literary text in multiple perspectives. Voki was used to share the characters development in the story. Popplet, a digital graphic organizing tool, was used to map out the character’s ideas on her outdoor adventures. To place myself into the development of the story, I participated in a rock climbing lesson, and edited the video to create an iMovie experience of my own adventure. Throughout this project my understanding and application of web 2.0 tools is demonstrated.
https://roughcopy22.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/i-bel-podcast.m4aThis podcast shares my beliefs and goals in educational technology. It is so important to provide diverse learning opportunities for students that promote creativity, collaboration, and effective integration of technology using the TPACK framework. I also discuss the importance of a professional learning network, or PLN, to build relationships, discover resources, and share learning opportunities and experiences with others.
This blending learning course was designed for 4th grade students on the regions of the United States. This course encompasses the elements of digital citizenship, informational literacy skills for students, universal design for learning framework, as well as collaboration among students. A digital development notebook was maintained throughout the development of the course to document the process, as well as a reference that can be used to model future online learning content.
A website was designed collaboratively for teachers to implement informational literacy and technology skills in students. This site is filled with grade level resources for a teacher to implement these skills into the classroom. Designing websites that provide easy accessibility to a variety of resources for teachers and students is an integral element do demonstrate and model effective implementations in educational technology.
This grant proposal to provide a detailed and researched plan to provide transformative learning experience for the classroom. My particular project focuses on our school improvement goal to enhance our students use of details in their writing, through varied online resources accessible through mobile devices. The particular proposal examines the context, content, pedagogy, and technology to provide effective and engaging learning opportunities in the classroom. It shares the development of digital literacy and technologies, meets diverse needs of UDL principles, develops the social and ethical uses of technology, builds creativity and critical thinking skills, as well as demonstrates effective uses of professional development and educational leadership.

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Any paved area or street design looks better with a properly installed commercial kerbing product because it makes a neat visual finish between elements. It can be used for steps, to create barriers between roadways and pathways and to form borders where lawns and paved areas meet. The perfect finishing product for hard landscaping projects, kerbing comes in many forms. Let's take a closer look at those commonly used in Australia these days.
Ideal for long sections of kerbing, extruded kerbs are made relatively cheaply and are extremely popular in the US and Australia. Laid by a specialist machine, which makes them inexpensive to install, they are made from bonded asphalt or concrete and are perfect for motorways. They are not the best choice for winding roads, however.
Ever-popular, concrete kerbing is often precast into various shapes so that it can be laid together on site to form a variety of straight lines and curves. It is also ideal for when the roadways and pavements will need to be laid up and over hills and other uneven sections of ground. Highly durable, the concrete kerbs will last for years.
Offering a different finish to many types of kerb, natural stone comes in all sorts of colours and feels. Basalt and granite are popular choices in the UK, but sandstone tends to be favoured in Australia, largely due to its attractive finish. Usually a feature of high-end urban development, natural stone is rarely used on public highways due to its cost.
This kerbing is designed to restrict vehicles from mounting the pavement. It is generally higher, at about 450 mm, than normal kerbing and will often have a curved lip, which means that wheels find it hard to bump up and over. High containment kerbs might be used at the edge of a car park or at a junction where pedestrians and vehicles come in close proximity to one another.
Smaller than other types of kerbing, these blocks are manufactured to compliment other hard landscaping products. Although they function as kerbs, where the side and top can both be seen, they should ideally conform to the look and scale of the section block paving they are used with.
Kerbing which also needs to function like a drain hole is more and more commonplace in urban settings, today. Where the roadway needs to be kept clear of drains, holes in the kerbing product chosen can work instead. The camber of the road allows water to drain into an underground culvert or an integrated pipe that actually sits within the kerb itself.

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Everyone wants to score a deal on travel, but price is just one factor to consider when booking an unforgettable hotel. Whether you’re visiting family, attending a conference or taking a well-earned vacation in Gothenburg City Center, having an awesome experience should be a no-brainer.
Hotwire will hook you up! From restful nights near your flight to that prime spot in the city’s heart, we’ve done our research to bring the best options to your fingertips. Book your Gothenburg City Center hotel with us now and start your next adventure.

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The global High Content Screening(HCS) Instruments market was valued at million US$ in 2018 and will reach million US$ by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of during 2019-2025.
This report focuses on High Content Screening(HCS) Instruments volume and value at global level, regional level and company level. From a global perspective, this report represents overall High Content Screening(HCS) Instruments market size by analyzing historical data and future prospect.
Regionally, this report categorizes the production, apparent consumption, export and import of High Content Screening(HCS) Instruments in North America, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia and India.
For each manufacturer covered, this report analyzes their High Content Screening(HCS) Instruments manufacturing sites, capacity, production, ex-factory price, revenue and market share in global market.

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Do You Need A Corneal Transplant?
There are certain medical conditions and diseases of the eye that require you to get a new cornea. This procedure is called a corneal transplant. It is performed by removing your damaged cornea and replacing it with new cornea, in order to improve your eyesight. Here are some different reasons you might need the corneal transplant.
Does your cornea look like a cone?
Another reason you might need a corneal transplant is if your cornea is shaped like a cone. If it bulges out of your eye and comes to a point, you have a condition called keratoconus. This can have a negative effect on vision, and also make it difficult to wear glasses or contacts. The vision loss from this condition can also worsen over time, so it is likely that you will need the transplant at some point. The eye doctor will remove your dome-shaped cornea and replace it with brand new cornea that restores your vision.
Do you have Fuch's Dystrophy?
You may also need a transplant if you have an eye condition called Fuch's Dystrophy. This occurs when you have swelling and clouding of your cornea. It is a condition that tends to start subtly, and gradually worsen as you age. With this condition, there is a layer of cells in the cornea called endothelium that get excessive fluid build-up. When this happens, it causes your vision to become clouded and blurry. A transplant will help correct your vision.
Have you burned your cornea?
A severe corneal burn could also require you to get a corneal transplant. If you have come into contact with chemicals that burned your eyes, this is likely to happen. The extent of the burn will determine if you need a transplant or if other treatments will be effective. The most damage is typically done by alkaline chemical burns since they can bypass the top layers of your cornea.
Do you have an infection?
If you have recently had an infection in one or both of your eyes, you might end up needing a corneal transplant. This is the worst case scenario, but it does happen. You might have an infection in your eye and you don't get it treated right away, which could cause the problem to escalate. Infections of the eye come from many different sources, including a virus, bacteria, or amoeba. The infection can scar your cornea when it advances, which would affect your vision and require the surgery.
For more information about eye care, contact a company like the Bethany Vision Clinic.


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I also posted this question to StackOverflow here, as well (though worded slightly differently).
On a reasonably equipped 64-bit Fedora (home) server with 12-Cores and 64gb-RAM, I have Spark 2.4 running in Standalone mode using the latest downloadable pre-built tarball.
export SPARK_WORKER_INSTANCES=4  # troubleshooting. E.g. 12 x 5; 12 x 1; etc.
I connect to this spark://dstorm:7077 MASTER via Jupyter notebook (actually JupyterLab) Tabs (plural) and via an interactive Python / pySpark session.
Now the first one of these (say, three) sessions where I issue some commands to perform analytic work -- super basic things (nothing heavy duty) -- eventually grabs all the cores (i.e. SPARK_WORKER_CORES x SPARK_WORKER_INSTANCES), leaving nothing left for the other two sessions -- not even to issue a very first command in them. Issuing a df.collect() on a tiny pre-configured DataFrame of 3-rows x 3-columns (pre-configured via PYTHONSTARTUP), results in simply having to wait forever (although, you eventually do see Spark console output suggesting that you check if you have enough resources). A visit to the SparkUI confirms that one activity/session is RUNNING with all cores (even though that session's "script" has completed and is now idle); while the other two are WAITING -- forever as it turns out, or at least until I kill the one RUNNING (but idle) instance.
I thought there would be multiplexing between sessions with this setup.
Is that not the case, or did I configure something incorrectly or incompletely (requiring additional steps)?


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Audra Renyi is the Executive Director of World Wide Hearing, a non-profit organization that provides access to affordable hearing aids to children and youth in developing countries.
Renyi: I really wanted to be an actor. I loved theatre. I loved getting in front of people and being different people, and putting myself in the shoes of other characters. In a certain way, that’s come true later in life. I do a lot of speaking and presentations on stage and I always really enjoy that because it brings me back to when I was in school and I was acting.
What did you end up becoming?
Renyi: I ended up going into finance, quite a shift! I studied business and finance at Wharton, and also did a bachelor’s in international studies. I ended up working as an investment banker on Wall Street, of all places. I also spent two years volunteering in Africa with different organizations like Doctors Without Borders, the One Acre Fund, a microfinance fund. We worked in Rwanda, Chad, Kenya. Then I came back to Canada — to Montreal. Claudio Bussandri founded World Wide Hearing Foundation International in 2011 and hired me to set it up and run it.
Can you describe the scale of the problem – and the complexity of the problem that you work on?
Renyi: There are 1.3 billion people with hearing loss worldwide — 360 million of them have disabling hearing loss, which means they just can’t operate normally in a situation without amplification or some kind of support. Of all those people, 180 million are children. Most of them live in developing countries, and almost none of them have access to the hearing aids they need. There’s a huge gap in the access to assistive devices like hearing aids, and also a lack of trained personnel to actually fit the hearing aids. You could give Guatemala 100,000 hearing aids tomorrow, and most of them would sit in boxes. There are just not enough people to fit them. There’s one audiologist for the whole country, who actually happens to have been trained at McGill University. That’s it. Honduras, next door, has no audiologist. It is a major issue.
How can social innovation make a dent in that?
Renyi: One thing I didn’t mention is that price is also a huge barrier — the price of the hearing aids. The average hearing aid right now sells for up to $2,500. That’s a huge barrier to access for most people in developing countries. When we think about social innovation and how social innovation can address this, what I find really interesting is that this is not a sectorial problem, it’s a combination of things. How do you use the best of business efficiency to address a global social problem?
It’s not just because something is new and cool that it’s better. Sometimes the things that have been done for a very long time, and have been done well, also deserve attention.
In our team at World Wide Hearing, we bring together people from all different kinds of professional backgrounds — from people in the business world, to people in the sciences, to people who’ve had a lot of experience in developing countries with humanitarian aid organizations. It’s putting together all these different points of view to solve this major issue. You need, in some ways, a simple solution with a lot of complex thinking behind it. Our programs have always been focused on sustainability. How do you train local people, create local capacity — technician-level people — to fit hearing aids? How do you make sure that they can continue to do that when there’s no more grant money? That’s why it’s really important for us to build a sustainable business model where they’re charging something for the hearing aids. It’s a subsidized cost, but that allows them to generate ongoing revenue. These are the kinds of things that we think about as an organization.
What, in its essence, is social innovation?
Renyi: For me, social innovation is taking innovative approaches to really crack a social problem. And those approaches in themselves are not unisectoral. They bring together all kinds of different fields. And it’s really about how do you address a social problem?
Nowadays, everyone wants to think outside of the box, everyone wants to bring in new and effective approaches. Is there something different about this social innovation movement specifically?
Renyi: I think the social innovation movement, where it’s different — it’s sort of upending things sometimes, and saying, what if we looked at this problem in a different way, if we got out of a traditional mindset of, for example: “We’re a charity and charities always do this in a certain way,” or, “We’re a business and we always do this in a certain way.” Take a step back and say, what can we learn as a business from the charity, and what can we, as a charity, learn from the business? And how can we cross-fertilize some of these disciplines and work together? For me, collaboration is a key piece of that. I think that what you’re seeing more and more of is this idea of NGOs collaborating with businesses, because often social enterprises and NGOs are really good at serving people at the grassroots level, which businesses often don’t know how to do. What businesses are really good at — multinationals in particular — is scale, in a way that NGOs and social enterprises really have trouble with.
Is there something different about the social innovation movement, and if so, what is it?
Renyi: What you’re seeing more and more in the space of social innovation is collaboration. I think that’s a key part of social innovation. I’m a strong believer that if you really want to change the world, we have to all work together. Both internally, within the firm, and externally, with partners.
Experimenting is also really key. It’s one of the key parts of social innovation. Without trying new things, you just won’t get there. And trying new things means failing sometimes. Failing a lot sometimes. But, as they say, failing forward so you’re constantly learning from your failures, and integrating those learnings, and improving. Taking a risk as an organization sometimes means saying, “Well, what if we did this differently? What if we did this better?” Donors, funders and supporters understand that this is part of the piloting experimental space. I think that’s what you’re seeing a lot of in social innovation — this openness to try new things, and understanding that sometimes those things are not going to work. Just like a venture capitalist fund understands that nine out of 10 businesses are not going to work. It’s that 10% that are going to work.
What’s the cultural dimension of social innovation? When you look around at your peers in the space, what is the common thread in the way they are and how they think about things?
Renyi: The common thread that I see with people working in social innovation is they all have different backgrounds. More traditionally, people who work in a charity have a certain profile — they’ve studied development, they’ve had a certain career. People in business have a certain career path and study path, whereas in social innovation, you find people from all kinds of sectors, from the sciences, to development, to business. The uniting factor is wanting to do good in the world. It’s all driven by the desire for social impact.
I came to this world in the most secure way, starting in the business world, and then going to the more traditional non-profit world, and finding myself kind of in the middle. I appreciate both sides but I think that there are many ways in which you can integrate social good and social innovation into businesses, into the way businesses operate. I think that charities and non-profits could use business operation efficiencies in the way that they serve their clients. What I find in the space of social innovation is like-minded people from that perspective, that people can see the applications from different fields, and sort of cross-pollinate, if you will. But at the end of the day, they’re always driven by this social impact – their ultimate cause.
When you go to a social innovation party, what are people like?
Renyi: When I go to a social innovation party, it’s tons of fun because people are so passionate, and really interesting. I always learn something. You find these sometimes very intense people. They’re people who get you thinking about things differently. That’s always exciting. So unlike more traditional work cocktails, where sometimes you like to talk about work, sometimes you prefer to talk about other things, somehow social innovation transcends everybody. Everybody loves talking about what they do because it’s part of who they are.
Do the small experiments in social innovation add up to big change? Can they ever do that?
Renyi: I’ve heard from Peter Singer of Grand Challenges Canada about this notion of what he calls pilotitis, which is this idea of doing all these pilots all the time at small scale, and all these organizations wanting to get into social innovation, and getting stuck at that pilot level and not being able to really scale up. I think we’re now at a phase in social innovation where we need to keep piloting. That’s part of the innovation process, but we also need to start taking a lot more things to scale.
How do we take things to scale when governments are giving less to aid internationally? I think part of that answer — I don’t think it’s the entire answer, but part of that answer — is unlocking private capital. When you look at impact investing, for example, the whole concept of impact investing is this: imagine if you could take this vast pool of capital that you have around the world, and invest in a way that would fundamentally transform the world. That would really help also unlock funds towards things like taking social innovation to scale. I think that’s part of it.
But I think there’s also something that we have to be a little careful of in social innovation. It’s not just because something is new and cool that it’s better. Sometimes the things that have been done for a very long time, and have been done well, also deserve attention. And I sometimes worry that some things will not get funded anymore because they’re not so new and innovative, when in fact, they do tremendous positive work in the world. Those things should not be left behind. We should keep scaling the things or doing the things that have worked for a very long time.
I would mention one more thing on that point — collaboration. You know, in our case, for example, as a non-profit, we’re really a catalyst organization. We’re really good at coming up with new ways of doing things — new models, new thinking. We then pass that on to NGOs in the field. We’re not in 65 countries, and we haven’t been in 100 countries like some of these much larger NGOs. We really see that part of our scale-up is collaborating with these NGOs. How can we scale through them? That’s what we look for.
Right, you don’t just need to build this megalith organization for the purposes of building organizations.
Is there something that you see people misconstrue or misunderstand about social innovation that you want to set the record straight on?
Renyi: I’d like to set the record straight that social innovation is not just a term for NGOs and charities. I think it applies to everything. It applies to businesses, it applies to research institutions, it applies to governments. I think that’s what I’d really like to share with the world. I fundamentally believe that at least 95% of people on this Earth are driven by social good, in one way or another. Social innovation transcends organizations in all these sectors.


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Thai human rights activist and worker Somyot Prueksakasemsuk has faced a provincial court in Phetchabun, Thailand, for the hearing of the second prosecution witness, a former employee of his magazine, Voice of Taksin, in his trial on charges of lese majeste.
Benja Homwan, currently a company employee, testified in court that she had been a member of the administrative staff for the magazine since the executive editor was Prasaeng Mongkhonsiri who was later replaced by Somyot. She was responsible for membership subscriptions and the distribution of the magazine to almost 1,000 members.
She also had to check emails, and save and print articles which were sent to Somyot for him to read, but she did not know whether Somyot ever edited those articles. She saw that a sender named ‘Jitr Pollachan’ sent articles, which were the grounds for this prosecution against Somyot, and heard her colleagues saying that it was a pen name of Jakraphob Penkair.
Jakraphob, a politician allied with Thaksin Shinawatra, was charged with lèse majesté for his speech on Thailand’s patronage system at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand in August 2007, and he fled the country after the red shirt demonstrations were dispersed by the Abhisit Vejjajiva government in April 2009.
‘Jitr Pollachan’ is a mix of the names of two legendary Thai Marxist revolutionaries: Jitr Bhumisak and Assanee Pollachan.
The prosecution witness, in answer to defence questions, said that she did not know whether Jakraphob was really ‘Jitr Pollachan’, and she had never seen him visiting the office. She saw several articles by Jitr Pollachan published in the magazine, but did not know whether they had been published after Prasaeng was the executive editor.
She said that Somyot had contributed to the magazine using his real name.
The first hearing in Somyot’s case was held in Sa Kaew province in eastern Thailand on 21 Nov. He was brought to Phetchabun on 28 Nov. He will be transferred further north to Nakhon Sawan and then down to Songkhla in the south for the next prosecution witness hearings on 16 Jan and 13 Feb 2012, respectively.
Earlier, eight international human rights NGOs have launched an appeal to Thailand’s Yingluck Shinawatra government calling for charges against Somyot Pruksakasemsuk to be dropped and for the nation’s harsh lese majeste laws to be repealed.
The Asian Forum on Human Rights and Development, Clean Clothes Campaign, Front Line Defenders, International Federation for Human Rights, Lawyers’ Rights Watch – Canada, Protection International, Southeast Asia Press Alliance, and World Organisation against Torture launched the appeal last month.
Somyot is a former fulltime worker for the Thailand YCW.

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Are you self-confessed ‘worry wart’? Constantly stressing the worst-case ‘what if’ scenario and wasting energy trying to control things that haven’t even happened yet?
I think we all can easily fall into the ‘worry-trap’. But it doesn’t have to be that way. In today’s episode I explore how we can stop ourselves from spiralling into anxiety by understanding the power of not draining your brain juice on things you can’t control.
When worrying is useful - and when it isn’t!
Well hello hello hello beautiful people. I am coming to you today from Melbourne. I am down here doing some presentations and what not this week and I was really excited you know to have the entire apartment to myself for the week. I was like oh perfect it'll be nice and quiet to record some podcasts on my own and I've ended up next to a construction site and a train station so that plan went down like a lead balloon and I apologize if there is a bit of background noise here with me. We're just gonna roll with it like all the turbulence in life and before we dive in today's topic which is all about ending that cycle of constant worrying and stress and anxiety that often gets the better of us, I just wanna say I've had some amazing feedback which I'm super grateful for on this show but I've had some people listening and say they love it but they're like I'm not a teen. You know they're in their 20's, 30's, 40's and plus and I'm like okay let me just set the record straight. Guys although I kinda market these podcasts pertains you know as I could really say there isn't a podcast that's really titled and suitable for the youth and it's such an age group that I'm so passionate about helping please know that any age can listen and benefit from the show.
First of all adolescence doesn't actually stop until we're about age 24. So I'm really only like two years out of my adolescence and the thing is you really never tackled these issues or probably learn how to deal with a lot of these things like emotional management and all this stuff. If you didn't learn it as a teen then they're probably still lurking beneath the surface or what of these underlying issues no matter what age you are. I know that's definitely the case for me. I love doing these podcasts. I am learning right along side you guys and I am way past my teens, unfortunately. So whether you're about to celebrate your sweet 16 or your 60th, please if you're enjoying the show and getting value from it, please join me here every week and don't be ashamed about it. I absolutely want you here. So now that's all clear.
This week's episode is inspired, thanks Mon. Crazy brain actually and what's been running through it. This past week or so, you know I got an e-mail a big opportunity in regards to my speaking and presentations and I actually had to wait like a fair while for the outcome of whether that was going to happen or not and I am going to make a big announcement at the end of the show as to what this exciting kind of new little achievement is. But my brain really all it wanted to do was just to keep looping on the worry cycle big time about whether it was gonna happen or not, or is he gonna write back or not, am I gonna hear from them again or not? And look, I now know how to really coach myself through these kinds of thought loops but back when I was finishing high school, worry always used to get the best of me until the point where I was pretty much an anxious mess about exams or whether this thing was gonna happen or what that person might think of me if I do this and that.
I know I'm gonna learn in that kind of feeling right. So many of us self diagnose ourselves as just worry warts and we feel like we're almost doomed to disbelief fear of helpless over it because it's just the way we are. But this isn't true my friend. So there's so so much you can do to help get a handle of your worry rather than your worry always having you and that's really what we're gonna discuss today in the show. Sorry by the end of this episode, you've kind of better discovered and understood the root cause of your worry and what you can do to begin to change it.
So first of all, we really need to recognize that worry really serves no purpose. I'm sure many of you would've heard the same that worry is like walking around with an umbrella waiting for it to rain. Sorry I'm just laughing because I do remember I used to do that as a kid. Cause I love walking with an umbrella in the rain. But anyway, let me explain what I really mean by this idea that you know, worry really pretends to be necessary but it's not. For example, in a session last week with my client she was having kinda bit of a dispute or disagreement with a girl who she kinda used to be friends with and she'd spent all last week worried about what they might do like in retaliation. I asked why? She was so worried about it. She kinda just said, "Well I need to protect myself just in case." We all tend to feel like worrying does somehow protect us from something bad happening like it's preventative and prepares us in some way. But if you actually pay attention and slow down and really think about it, worry just sets us off in a spiral of anxiety that often causes us to take action that just perpetuates more reasons to worry.
I mean think about it. Do you show up as your most clear minded, empowered, creative self when you're feeling worried? Maybe not. My friend, sorry my client ends up telling me she'd kinda been, I guess more snappy with her Mom and her sister, and she'd kind of gone off track with her studies so she was behind with that now because she's kind of constantly messaging her friends and stressing about it and then she really didn't feel like going out and hanging out with her friends because she was so worried about what might happen and guess what all this created for her? More reasons to worry right and in the end it turns out her friend, the retaliation never even happened. In fact, the friend ended up being as cool as a cucumber about it all. Can you relate to that feeling of looking back over and thinking oh my goodness, I just wasted all that energy stressing for nothing. It all worked out okay in the end. I mean, pretty sure we should all have two hands up in the air right now. I know how many times I've been there and this happened to me again this week with what the outcome ended up being and it was like oh my gosh I just used so much of my brain just thinking about this.
So as much as you feel like worrying is necessary, if you pay attention to how you show up and act when you're worried, you'll find you're pretty much as productive as like a giddy old kid on their last day of school. You can't really concentrate properly, you kinda like fumble around or if you stress you're being late when you worry then you dropping your keys and you're forgetting things and you can't lock the door properly. Your a bumbling mess. Well that's me anyway. Of course, I think it's valuable, worry can actually have some purpose sometimes when you're worrying about something within your control like whether you remember to save your assignment before you went to bed. You can go in, oh wait, did I do that? You can go and check that you've done that or worry like hang on, when you leave the house, did I turn the hair straightener off properly. You can go and do something about that. That's useful because it can inspire some sort of productive action that creates a result that you do want. But nine times out of ten we really are just dwelling and worrying about stuff that's completely beyond our control and that friend is totally pointless right?
One of my favorite sayings is, if you're stressing about something, ask yourself can you do something about it? No. Then don't worry about it. Can you do something about it, yes? Then don't worry about it. Cause go do that thing and then just let it go. Either way though, there's no need to worry about it so that's something I was constantly reminding myself of this week every time my brain wanted to spiral into that but what if this, and what if that and is he gonna write back and [inaudible 00:07:17] It was like ssshhh, let it go. So now I've established that there's no real use to worry.
The second thing that we also need to recognize to help us kind of begin to unwind, all that worry cycle is recognizing that worrying isn't a fault in your DNA. It is simply actually a feature of your DNA and actually a part of being human. So before you beat yourself up for being a negative Nancy, depend to be a bit of a worry wart, I want you to understand that our brains have an ingrained negative bias. It's an evolution thing that kept us alive and evolving for hundreds of millions of years. So you can actually kinda be grateful for it because you know what, your great Uncle times a thousand didn't spot that tiger or that snake coming for him or he didn't remember fire meant danger, you wouldn't be here. It's a natural human instinct to jump to the negatives when there's something you perceive as a threat. But in this new age where we thankfully don't have lions sleeping on our back doorstep and if you do, go do something about that. It's again really showing us that worrying really is completely unnecessary. The greatest the same [inaudible 00:08:36] for most of the time now, unless you're being chased by the boogie man is literally just emotional harm.
Humiliation, rejection, shame and because these emotions are pretty damn uncomfortable to us, we often go to great lengths to hide from them and deem them worry worthy to our emotional life. Almost like it is that tiger chasing us. If you're paying attention to it your brain's gonna spiral in all different directions. What if I completely mental blank in front of that speech I've gotta give at class next week? How humiliating, I better worry about that or what if I don't hear back from that job interview I wanted so bad. That'll hurt, I better worry about that or what if the girl I met on the weekend never writes back to that message I just sent. That is so embarrassing, I better worry about that. It makes sense, your brain is trying to protect you from emotional discomfort but think about this guys. How comfortable does worrying feel? It's not so awesome right? The knots in your stomach, the tingling in your palms, whatever it is, worry doesn't feel awesome. And it also causes you to then act out in not so awesome ways right?
Which we kind of discussed and so it's quite ironic when you think about it. I'm trying to protect myself from the uncomfortable emotion but all that does is cause me to spin out in uncomfortable emotion. Now do you get what I mean by worry serves no purpose. So, now do you understand that naturally your brain just wants to jump to worse case scenario and you no longer have to judge yourself for that.
The next step to breaking free of worrying is making that decision and that choice you no longer allow yourself to just freak out and catastrophize every feature, what if? Because it's about using that gift that we have as humans to manage our own thoughts where we can gently but intentionally redirect it to what's thought that just feel a whole lot better. So you can begin to show up in each situation, purposely and clear and confidently in a way that you want to rather than just at feed based kinda default way that your brain wants to go to. Because, the truth is guys, you never know what the future holds. None of us can have that ability to predict it 100% accurately right. But the best you see is you get to believe what ever you like about it. Your future is your property. As much as we think we know what's gonna come next, honestly, your future is as blank as a blank piece of paper. It's a blank canvass and you get to believe and draw whatever you like about it. The future literally only exists in your mind. It's crazy when you think about it.
So that means that you get to choose whatever you like about it and really recognizing that is when I made that decision now, I choose to believe in my life and key redirecting to whatever tomorrow holds, it is gonna unfold in the way that it's supposed to for my greatest good and it might not go to plan how I hoped. But it will all end up unfolding in the way that it's meant to and it's up to me to be committed to looking for the good in whatever that reason is. Doesn't that just feel one thousand times better than spinning out that something terrible is gonna happen and it's gonna ruin your plans and it's all gonna go to waste. Even just saying that out loud to myself really helps me feel so much more at peace and I know that when I make that decision everyday to show up from this place, I'm showing up as so much more empowered and productive in my time and energy and putting it towards what's gonna serve me most today, tomorrow, and ten years from now.
The thing is when I say this to people I know a lot of the push back is, they think positively about the future, you're diluting yourself. You're just being delusional. But guys I want to point out, either way, you're diluting yourself. We never know for sure what's gonna happen. So don't you think you might as well focus on the positives because positive emotion is far more likely to feel positive action and clear thinking for you. Without worry kind of spinning in our brains, your far more likely to stay focused in the present and to keep putting one foot in front of the other towards your goals and taking that next step and accessing your own creativity and putting your energy towards creating or finding solutions to things that are within your control or problems that you can solve and redirecting it away from this thing you might be worrying about which you have no power over. Cause remember guys when you're in a negative mindset, when you are in worry, literally stress hormones, your chemicals flood your brain and it literally shuts down your ability to think outside the box and to see what could be very obvious solutions to simple problems when we're in worry, it completely spins that out and we lose that ability.
But if we take back control over that primitive part of our brain that's spinning out of worry and decide deliberately that we're gonna trust that whatever happens next is happening for our greatest growth then we get that ability back. And in the meantime, remaining far more patient and loving towards your friends and your family and less snappiness around the house and less taking it out on your Mom or your boyfriend or that person you care about, trust me, speaking from experience here, it was something I could see me beginning to fall into this week when I was letting worry get the better of me and that's when I had to sit down and really work through all this stuff and that's why I wanna share it with you guys and don't get me wrong. Not worrying about your future or what could happen, doesn't mean you don't take actions towards planning and protecting yourself.
You may still go along to that tafe information evening if you think, you know what, perhaps I won't get into Uni and I should look into what other options there are or handing out and just still giving out those extra resumes in case you don't hear back from that store manager which sound promising but just in case. Or of course getting a travel insurance in case, your [inaudible 00:14:26] gets stolen or you lose your luggage while you're overseas, or you happen to be in an accident with big medical bills, you can still take action towards preparing and protecting yourself but you do it from a clear space of care and confidence and looking out for yourself rather than from that place clouded with fear and stress and anxiety. Another thing I kind of get kick back from when I teach this is people say, "What if my life gets flipped upside down over night?" Well, mine did and I can tell you that even if I had spent the prior 20 years worrying about my sister dying, it wouldn't have protected me from the pain in any way once it happened.
And that is really why, honestly, I don't worry about something like that happening to me again because I understand that it would only cause me anxiety now and save me no pain or anxiety later on. I can't know for sure exactly what might happen tomorrow but I know for sure that whatever happens, worrying about it now, isn't gonna solve it. In fact, it just sends me back to it. So, my lovely people, my challenge for you this week, is to think about that event, that situation, that person, that what if, that you can feel you're currently worrying about and it's really playing over every worse case scenario in your mind and now just ask yourself, if I knew for sure everything was going to work out totally fine, how would I act and feel differently? How would I act and feel differently if I knew for sure that I was gonna stand up and ace that presentation, if I knew for sure that that girl was eventually gonna write back to me, if I knew for sure that this chronic illness weren't to cause me to miss out on things in life and I can still have a fulfilling, healthy life?
Ask yourself that and then start acting that way now because that belief is actually just as true as everything totally not being okay right? But being at peace feels way better than worry right? And you'll be far more proud of the human you're showing up in the world as when you're fueled from that place of confidence and courage rather than fear and anxiety. I'm sorry ancestors, but your mindset is way outdated for the life that we are now privileged to live in this world where we are not up against physical harm, potential threats every single day and we have the ability to coach ourself through the discomfort of the emotional discomfort. If we are willing to step up and to learn how to practice managing our thoughts so I want you to pay attention. Remember we can't change what we're not paying attention to. So you need to stop focusing so much out there trying to control the future and the uncontrollably you can't control and just be like, what is within my control right now and what is always within your control is the story you tell yourself that what could happen next?
Being delusional along with me, I'm telling you, life favors those who are delusional in belief of their dreams and what is possible and the lessons and the opportunities of what could come. Effective choice guys, I just always tell myself, you might as well focus on it in a way that empowers us because worrying isn't gonna save your tomorrows it's just wasting away your today. Another one of my favorite sayings that kinda bring me peace instead of worry is, everything works out okay in the end and if it's not okay, it's not the end. So remember sometimes, it's just about putting a comma instead of a full stop and go this isn't the end of my story. In saying all that, I am excited to take a moment to quickly announce the next chapter of my story and what gave me another big opportunity to practice coaching myself through worry is I received the e-mail that confirms that guys, on the 10th and the 11th of December this year, I will be delivering my resilience presentation and sharing my journey to students at schools over in America.
Yeah. America. You know that big country on the other side of the world? Yup. Somehow, by some miracle, a school reached out and said they'd love for me to come over. I'm going and speaking at three schools over there and guys I can't tell you, this has blown my mind. I want to remind you this whole journey I started on my own with just Microsoft PowerPoint in my bedroom and not getting a cent for my work after leaving behind a huge pay cheque and for so many schools, not even taking any notice here in Australia and then to see that over the other side of the country, I mean the world, I'm still going to get my head around it. There's a school that's taking notice. It's unbelievable. I'm just so grateful for the opportunity to stand up in front of these students and to become an example of them that you know what, beauty can come from even the ugliest times in our lives and to be that person I really needed when I was at my darkest hour, that someone who can show me that there is a way out of this and that suffering can still have a purpose and it's a purpose that we each get to choose as a God given right.
We get to decide what we're gonna make our suffering mean and I hope you know, just like standing up in front of those kids I hope if you're listening to my podcast, you're always learning that we can choose to make it mean something that empowers us and to stay focused on the lessons and the value that we can take from that experience. It's humbling to go through hardship. It's humbling to realize that none of us are entitled to an easy life but what is that one thing we can do to make someone else's life easier? In saying that, that is then leading to my last little announcement I'd like to make in case you didn't listen to the episode before and if you didn't, what are you doing? But I have launched a campaign to, well first of all to grow reviews on my show to help at least get in front of more people but most especially to make a difference while I'm doing it. So it is a review for a farmer campaign where I will give a dollar towards the Scrubbers Ball which is raising funds to the struggling farmers out in Baradine, New South Wales for every review left on my show.
One review equals one more dollar towards a struggling farmer who are going through one of the toughest droughts that they've seen in decades and mentally, emotionally, financially these families are struggling and with the podcast it's all about building resilient mental health and getting through these tough times. Let's get together and show them that that OK Now What Community is behind them. I'm going alone to the fundraiser on the 27th of October and I'm gonna say a few words to them and I'd love to let them know that we have also raised some funds. So share this with your family, friends, Mom, Dad, sister, Auntie, even labor of behalf of your dog if you'd like. But please I hope to raise, I put a maximum of a thousand but my goodness, if we got a thousand reviews on this, my mind would be blown for the second time. I do hope you take a moment out of your day just to jump on and see the review button, whether it's on iTunes or Stitcher and just write a quick review and you will know that you are not only putting a smile on a farmer's face but also helping someone just like you find the show so they can benefit from it as well.
So that is it from me this week guys. But the big image I'm gonna leave you with someone said they love my metaphors, well the next time you're worrying just think about how strange you'd look to someone if you were walking around outside just with an umbrella and not a cloud in the sky. Don't be that fruit loop. You can always find an umbrella if it starts to rain but until then, I'm telling you it feels so much better to feel the sunshine on your skin and get out there and live life with the attitude that no matter whatever happens, it's unfolding for your greatest good and being committed to looking for the good in whatever that reason is.


text: Ms Curott is a very successful Manhattan attorney who has been involved with the Craft for over two decades, as an initiate, practitioner and High Priestess. Like many, she found the way (and the inner strength) to dance the delicate dance of living as a part of our materialistic society and yet living apart from it. She never hid her association with the Craft, but never put it on public display, either. With all of the trendy literature and media hyperbole of late, she felt it was time to bring some things back into perspective. This book is written in a novelized style that makes for both enjoyable and insightful reading. It is her personal chronicle of her journey along the path, her personal experiences, triumphs and tragedies — her personal transformation. The book also contains an abundance of practical and useful material, chants and rituals. Here are some particularly striking passages.


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Last week, economic development leader Northern Kentucky Tri-ED released its Target Industry Analysis, identifying food production as one of the top growth industries in the region.
The nonprofit NKY Tri-ED supports companies in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties as they pursue expanding and enhancing operations in the region. The organization also works to attract new businesses to the region.
Tri-ED’s Target Industry Analysis (TIA) is a lengthy report produced every five years to ensure that marketing and expansion efforts are targeting the right industries that align with the region’s existing industry base, potential job growth and resources and infrastructure in Northern Kentucky.
After measuring such indicators as wages and tax base, complementary industries, economic diversification and both short- and long-term growth potential, this year’s report concludes that food manufacturing is one of the top three industries poised for growth in the region. The TIA report noted room for growth in the areas of research and development, packaging and relocation of manufacturing headquarter operations.
Newly Weds Foods with members of Tri-ED at the food production company's grand opening in 2013Food production is already a large industry and employment sector locally, as well as an economic cornerstone. Northern Kentucky is home to a diverse swath of food production companies, both large and small. Regional food production companies include Newly Weds Foods, Kellogg (Keebler), Tyson Hillshire Brand Foods, as well as candy manufacturers Perfetti van Melle and Galerie Candy & Gifts and beverage ingredient and flavor company ADM/Wild Flavors. These companies, and others, contribute to the economic viability of the Northern Kentucky region and employ thousands of Greater Cincinnati residents.
Newly Weds Foods is one local company anticipating growth in the coming year. They currently employ 100 people at their Erlanger plant, where they produce food coatings such as batters, breaders and bread crumbs. The Erlanger plant services customers in Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and Canada.
Bart Pilarski is the plant manager at Newly Weds Foods’ Erlanger location. He says the entire industry is growing and expanding and that Newly Weds Foods will be expanding in response.
The Northern Kentucky region is not a newcomer to the food industry. While food manufacturing is fast becoming one of the region’s growth industries, Northern Kentucky’s agricultural businesses simultaneously continue to grow. According to the national Agricultural Statics Service, Campbell County’s agricultural businesses generate $11.4 million in agricultural sales, much of which is generated from sales outside the region.
Most of what is sold and consumed locally consists of fruits such as grapes, vegetables and honey, but demand for local products is strong. There is potential for growth in the production of local goods that will contribute to the local food stream and regional economy. Campbell County’s Economic Development Office and Preservation District are two entities working together to strengthen the region’s local food production industry.
Within the food production industry, it appears that growth among raw food producers mirrors the growth seen among related product manufacturers. This reflects the increase in demand — both locally and nationally — for products grown and manufactured within a distance convenient for shipping and profitable for the economy in producing and manufacturing communities such as Northern Kentucky.


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After an initial effort that eventually turned out to be a ‘false start’, a fresh move to facilitate the mobilization of fund for the provision of houses for Nigerians at affordable prices may be in the offing. The move would rejuvenate mortgage sector as part of the wider plans of overhauling housing financing institutions in the country.
Coming under the National Housing Fund (NHF) bill 2017, which attempts to repeal Act CAP 45 laws, before the National Assembly, the scheme is aimed at ensuring the constant supply of loans to Nigerians for the purpose of building, purchasing and improvement of residential houses as well as providing incentives for the capital market to invest in property development.
NHF is a Federal Government scheme, which entitles all Nigerians above the age of 21years in paid employment to a low interest, government funded loan. Members of the scheme contribute 2.5 per cent of their monthly salary to the fund through Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN).
Currently, the maximum amount obtainable under the NHF used to be N5 million but has since been increased to N15 million. The borrowed capital is repayable over a maximum of 30 years at the rate of 6 per cent interest.
Statistics show that the fund reached N191.9billion in March 2016, from 4.14 million registered contributors under the NHF scheme. About N5.9bn had been refunded to 118,284 individuals, while over 70 per cent of the cumulative collection was recorded in five years. NHF has financed the construction of about 25,606 housing units and advanced 16,506 mortgage loans.
Under the bill, FMBN will continue to manage and administer the fund, but the Mortgage Banking Association of Nigeria (MBAN) recommends that the National Assembly restructure the NHF into the National Housing Trust Fund (NHTF) scheme, to enhance the fund’s integrity, making loan access easier and more affordable.
Specifically, MBAN wants the role of the FMBN to be limited to managing the fund for a fee while overall policy formulation and supervision of NHF scheme rests with the board of trustees. This is proposed to capture, retain and maintain the continued confidence of stakeholders, particularly contributors.
MBAN Executive Secretary, Mr. Kayode Omotosho confirmed the development. He told The Guardian that the proposed NHTF board of trustees should be different from the board of the FMBN to allow proper accountability and achieve the goal of affordable housing for Nigerians.
The Guardian learnt the mortgage banks also want the fund to be under the Presidency who appoints chairman of the NHTF board instead of the Minister of Power, Works and Housing.
In the proposed bill, the minister will determine terms and conditions for loans from the fund as well as specify the conditions and the terms of repayment of any loan obtained under the NHF.
The law says that any loan granted by FMBN to a mortgage institution will be secured by a block of existing mortgages under cover of sales and administration agreement to be executed between the supervisory bank and mortgage institutions.
The bill stipulates that a Nigerian worker earning an income of N10, 000 and above per annum in both the public and the private sectors of the economy will contribute 2.5 per cent of basic monthly salary to the Fund. An interest rate of 4 per cent will be payable on the contributions.
The law also makes it mandatory for every commercial or merchant bank to invest in the fund 10 percent of its loans and advances at an interest rate of 1 per cent above the interest rate payable on current account by banks.
Similarly, every registered insurance company will invest a minimum of 20 per cent of its non- life funds and 40 per cent of its life funds in real property development of which not less than 50 per cent will be paid into the fund through the FMBN at an interest rate not exceeding 4 per cent.
Likewise, every registered Pension Fund Administrator will invest a minimum of 10per cent of its pension funds and assets in real estate development investments, while the Federal Government will make adequate financial contributions to the fund for the purpose of granting of long term loans and advances for housing development.
Failure by any commercial/merchant bank to pay to the bank any amount to pay to the Bank any amount due will be regarded as a contravention of this bill and constitute one of the grounds for the Central Bank of Nigeria to cancel the registration of any commercial or merchant bank in default. The same applies to insurance companies.
Meanwhile, the penalty for failure to deduct contributions is to be increased from N50,000 to N5 million in case of corporate bodies while the staff responsible for the NHF deductions and remittance will be liable to a fine of N50,000 (instead of the existing N20,000) and a prison term of five year or both.
For self-employed persons who fail to make deductions or deduct and fail to remit to the Bank will be liable to a fine of N50, 000 (instead of the existing N5,000) or to imprisonment for a term of one year or to both.
The proposed law also criminalises obstructing the deduction and remittance of NHF. The penalty for this will be increased to N20, 000 (from current N5,000) or imprisonment for one year.
The bill imposes a penalty of N1 million for a corporate body (currently N50,000) and N50,000 for an individual (from current N5,000) for producing false documents or to imprisonment for a term of one year or to both such fine and imprisonment. The Federal High Court have jurisdiction to try all offences under this bill.


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Why Are New Shoes So Motivating?
Can You Be a Bodybuilder without Drugs?
How to Meet Your Fitness Goals: Challenge Barriers and Celebrate Wins!
Stuff I Ate & Did During National Yoga Month!
What I Eat in a Day: Plant-Based Style!


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Reliably robust and easy to use.
Compaction plates with a forward and reversable gear handle. Weights from 100kg to 500kg with a higher performance level on granular materials.
Reliably robust and easy to use. Available with both Petrol or Diesel motors with differing configurations for your working needs.


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We offer custom Web Development, Web Hosting and Web Site Promotion services. Our web developers and designers offer years of experience working with businesses of all sizes. We’ve worked with home based businesses and large Michigan 100 corporations, and many businesses in between. We create new websites or enhance existing website to our clients specifications.
In addition to our web design services, we can feature your website in MetroMalls.com our virtual mall that serves the southeast Michigan area. We also offer website optimization and many different website promotional services. Understand the search engines, banner advertising and “pay per click.” All designed to drive traffic to your site and increase your business through the Internet. Our Internet consultants can put together the right program to fit your business.
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Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by FABIGUI, May 1, 2009.
There is a torrent on Demonoid.
This is not Windows 7 RC x64 MSDN/Technet I test the SHA1 and is the same es Windows 7 RC that we allredy have.
Starting to look like we wait 'til the 5th!


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This book had so much great action that I couldn't stop reading it. Crazy Adventures!
it's a good book that's full of an exciting world with great adventures capable of capturing your imagination.
Will West is playing a dangerous game. Months after uncovering the sinister Paladin Prophecy plot, Will continues to work with the mastermind behind the project - none other than his own grandfather, Franklin Greenwood. Will cooperates in order to keep his friends safe. But are they really secure in the hands of a madman? Under constant surveillance, Will and his friends secretly devise a plan to defeat Franklin Greenwood and his Knights of the Charlemagne.

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Why do you choose the Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. COOKING OIL REFINING EQUIPMENT?
4. COOKING OIL REFINING EQUIPMENTCost-effective! Low investment! The wearing parts on the oil press machinery such as the squeeze loop, squeeze spiral and squeeze bar are designed to be dismountable. When they are out of service period, users only need to replace them and there is no need to displace the whole machine.
"Dedicated to the service of humanityâ, Goyum Screw Press manufactures and exports complete vegetable oil refinery plant(Cooking Oil Refinery Plant). The company offers tailor-made turnkey solutions to the clientsâ right from designing and erection to commissioning and maintenance. Apart from edible oil refinery plant we also manufactures and exports complete range if oil mill machinery, solvent extraction plant and biodiesel extraction plant.
For its environmental and quality management system, Goyum Screw Press has IS0 14001: 2004 and ISO 9001:2008 certification respectively. In addition, the company is a Government recognized Export House and is registered with EEPC (Engineering Export Promotion Council, India) and CII (confederation of Indian Industry). We are also a Registered Supplier of United Nationâs Agencies. Some of our product are CE Certified.
With World class manufacturing facilities and a team of experienced professionals, and skilled labor, Goyum Screw Press ensures to offer quality products at most competitive prices in least lead time. Following these much desired business values; the company has won laurels from its clients globally.
Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. COOKING OIL REFINING EQUIPMENT production line can also be used for processing other kinds of s, including coffee, beans, cocoa, sorghum, chili, etc.cooking oil refining equipment can be used for many cooking purpose. Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,ltd. can adjust the machine or project as your purpose or flour fineness request. The processing is easy to operate and the machine is easy to maintain.

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You've likely spent hours lovingly picking these olives, sorting, washing / polishing (!) and maybe even sliced them before putting them down to ferment in brine. Only to check them some weeks later to find they have a mysterious growth on top.
Oh no all that labour of love ruined!
Have my olives gone bad? Will they make me (and others) sick?
Maybe not! As with a lot of things, it depends....on what kind of growth the olives have and what it smells like. Generally one that smells 'fermenty' is OK, and if the growth is solid rather than furry (like you sometimes find on forgotten food in the back of a fridge) then hoorah! scrape it off an carry on with your ferment.
Also double check your salt levels... did you start at the right quantlty?


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The After-School Care Program at The J provides a group experience with fun, recreational and skill-building activities for Kindergarten through 5th graders at the end of the school day. Participants will have snack and time to complete homework as well as games, active play, swimming, and art projects relating to Jewish holidays and traditions.
Features: home environment, snacks, enrichment activities, arts + crafts, outdoor fun, and weekly swimming!
Included with your After-School Program fees!
The After-School Program has arranged transportation from specific schools via 10/10 Taxi (The Transportation Group). The drivers are trained and experienced in transporting young children and they have been screened to work with our youth.
Booster seats or car seats are provided by the cab company. The After-School staff facilitates the communication between 10/10 Taxi, the parents, and the school. Parents and children have the opportunity to meet their driver before service begins.
No school? Check out our Vacation Days programs during school breaks, conferences and teacher in-services. After-School Program participants receive a $5 per day discount on Vacation Days.
Snow Day? The After-School Program offers a Snow Vacation Day when area schools are closed when it is possible to have staff travel to The J. When schools are canceled due to bad weather, check The J website for specific hours. Additional information can be found here.
Group Child Care Program: The After-School Program is a group child care program. If a child needs assistance to successfully function in a group, prior to registering, contact DD Gass at 913-327-8079 or debrag@thejkc.org.
Questions? Comments? Contact Barry Birkmeyer at (913) 327.8098 or by e-mail.
For families needing financial assistance, there are limited funds available. Please contact Leslie Bitterman at (913) 981.8878 or financialaid@thejkc.org for more information.


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NHSDP is the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)/Bangladesh’s largest health initiative; this flagship project is the latest in a series of programs going back to at least 1998 that have sought to improve the ability of local NGOs to provide basic health services to the poor. NHSDP was designed in 2012, when USAID was implementing significant procurement reforms and emphasizing the need to work more directly with local organizations. In 2013, USAID received gift funds from the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) to co-fund NHSDP, which expanded the scope considerably. The DFID supplementary fund has supported the current NHSDP activities and strengthened its focus on family planning (FP) and maternal health outcomes, with a specific focus on improved service delivery for the urban poor.
USAID designed NHSDP to complement the Government of Bangladesh’s (GoB) efforts to offer quality health, nutrition and population services at low or no cost, while supporting the sustainability of local service-delivery organizations. NHSDP was designed to strengthen local ownership of service delivery through institutional strengthening interventions targeted at the network NGOs. Led by Pathfinder International under a USAID contract and implemented through a coalition of national and international partners, a primary health care Essential Services Package (ESP) is being provided to a nationwide “Smiling Sun” or Surjer Hashi (SH) network of 25 local NGOs. The 25 partner NGOs oversee operations of 388 static clinics, 10,186 satellite clinics, 7,321 community service providers (CSPs) and 777 service promoters throughout Bangladesh.
The contract’s goal is to decrease fertility, child morbidity and maternal mortality through three intermediate results (IRs). The contract mandated that the network recover 40 percent of its operational costs, while simultaneously ensuring that a minimum of 40 percent of services are delivered to the poor. In line with USAID’s global procurement reforms, the contractor was to prepare at least two sub-grantee NGOs to transition to direct USAID grantees.


text: Christmas is a holiday of tradition, even for those who don’t celebrate its religious elements, and those traditions have a lot to do with entertainment. Radio stations get all holly-jolly, your favorite TV shows air special episodes, and the same handful of movies are shown in heavy rotation. It’s A Wonderful Life, one of the umpteen versions of A Christmas Carol, and even the relatively more contemporary but still classic A Christmas Story are all staples. But Home Alone?

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Alexa Flash Briefings - Podcasters Get Your Skills Out There!
What Is an Alexa Flash Briefing?
A flash briefing, also known as a “skill” is a short audio clip that can be activated by saying: “Alexa, what’s my flash briefing”. All currently available Alexa Flash Briefings can be viewed on your Amazon account. Topics range from news (not surprisingly most popular), daily inspirational quotes, fun facts, science facts, niche quick “how to” briefs and pretty much anything else under the moon you may be interested in. Typically they are between 1-10 mins, be aware that most are closer to the one minute mark. The idea here is to give value very quickly and do it daily!
Why Should Podcasters Make Daily Alexa Flash Briefings?
As a podcaster you already make audio content so this is a small extension to the work you already do. You need to treat Amazon in the same way as you treat YouTube or iTunes – it is yet another platform to get your work onto. Amazon is not a small platform and is likely going to grow through the years. Hopping on this right now will likely be one of the best investments you can make for your podcast RIGHT NOW.
Will anyone actually download my briefing to their device? Is this going to be effort worth my while?
39 Million Americans use a smart speaker. That is 16% of the Country! The numbers are rapidly growing – don’t forget that Alexa has been around since November 2014 only. Recent year has seen a huge popularisation of this device – it helps that other companies now jump on board of tech with virtual assistant in your house.
Currently 11% of the share goes to an Amazon devices and 4% to Google.
As of today there are 777 flash briefings available to choose from – number is growing rapidly at the moment (time to jump on this early!). Like self-publishing, which Amazon is also popularly known for, this has the potential to become overpopulated. The need for quality, creativity and difference are still equally important more-than-ever!
With current reach you have a potential to reach 27mln people DAILY!
Create an RSS feed – this is where you are going to upload your awesome audio. As a podcaster you already have a podcast host – you can potentially use the same host to create Alexa Skill RSS Feed. More information on technical feed requirements from Amazon here.
Register as an Amazon Developer. All info on this here.
Create a Flash Briefing Feed (or Feeds) – A Flash Briefing skill can contain multiple feeds of text or audio content. Typically each feed focuses on a specific genre of content such as sports or local news. Niche down as much as you can – the key here is to create targeted and focus content for specific group of listeners. Alexa will read a text feed, called text-to-speech (TTS) or play audio you upload.
Provide all of your details as a publisher of the skill.
Submit your skill for review – Amazon similarly to iTunes will hand approve your skill to their platform.
Provide content daily (day to day users ask Alexa for briefings daily – they are called “DAILY” briefings. Don’t miss the boat on that!
Make the content short and to the point – 1 – 3 mins is the sweet spot.
Focus on GREAT quality of audio. Nobody likes to have hard to grasp audio coming out of their speakers.
Even though you provide content daily you can pre-record it. Unless your content revolves around time sensitive news there is no reason why you shouldn’t batch-record and upload the briefings.
Treat Amazon’s platform as a brand new audience potential. Don’t just recycle old content – create something specific for the purpose and link all the dots together (your briefing can point to the podcast or your website, similarly – your website can point to the briefing).
Focus on one thought per briefing – it can take some adjusting – especially if you are used to recording one hour long episodes. You have to step into the shoes of a news desk reporter – straight to the point and with no time for “Hello” and long winded “Goodbye”.
How to Audio Brand Your Alexa Skills?
You can simply play music under the whole Alexa briefing (a little like you already possibly do with talk over music for your podcast).
What if I don’t podcast and don’t have desire to record my own content BUT would like to use Alexa Flash Briefings as part of my marketing strategy?
You can still utilise the platform and submit written script for their native text-to-speach service to do the work. Or if you wanted this to have more personality you can work with a voice artist to record those for you. It is important to work with a voice experienced with presenting jobs – not every voice is capable of this! The cost for a minute recording would be likely in a region of $30-$40. This is something we can help with – get in touch with our team and we can find suitable voice for your briefings!
How often should my briefings be posted?
Definitely daily. Small nuggets of information are a key here. You can pre-record and batch schedule.
Can I use snippets of my exiting content as “recycled” briefings?
I would definitely say NO. Gary Vaynerchuk does it on his daily briefs (which are GREAT btw) – however he is likely one of a few people who can get away with that. He uses some key points from his existing content. The audio quality isn’t always great, often the briefings cut in what feels like mid sentence and as a listener you know it is just part of something else. In our opinion having briefings made purposefully is the key. They need to sound good and they need to make the listener feel like real “news” delivered to them daily.
Can I outsource post production of my briefings?
Yes – we can help with that at Music Radio Creative. Get in touch with our team for your quote!
Do you have any questions about Alexa Briefings? Post away in the comments below!
I have had a varied work history, between jobs in the NHS as a data manager and in that of film production. These two careers explain perfectly the split personality that I have and my reason for being here at MRC; a strong creative side that is music loving and that of a left-brained person and their super strong attention to detail. I live in Newport on the beautiful Isle of Wight with my wife, two sons and big labrador, Daisy.


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It is going on seven months since the devastating 9.0 earthquake in Japan. Any given day I can almost argue that it was just yesterday, until a calendar reveals the truth of the passing of time.
Roughly 8 hours after the quake. Our city is completely blacked out. Still hadn't heard from Chris.
Several months ago I was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). I've heard of the disorder before but (shamefully) associated it with craziness and didn't think too much of it. Due to my own inappropriate, uneducated, ill-informed, definitions of the term my diagnoses did not go over very well and is one, up until recently, I've refused to accept.
Much of the PTSD I have experienced has dealt with extreme difficulties of falling asleep due to my mind 'flipping channels,' nightmares (typically earthquakes, death, and abuse), flashbacks, and high levels of anxiety (PTSD is considered an anxiety disorder). The area of my life that these symptoms (typical for PTSD) have mainly affected is relationships, especially with God.
It hurts to know you love someone but not feel the fire in your heart. The frustration, the anger, yet the disconnect. Going through the motions, walking aimlessly, hoping to eventually miraculously find your way back home.
For the past month I've convinced myself that I am strong, that I am better and was able to will myself to be healed... The true of it though is that I have merely been distracted. Distracted by my job and the praises I have received in that. The approval I received made it easy to assure myself that I'm "fixed."
This truth, though it doesn't fix the disorder, is like a fresh breath to my spirit and gives me courage. Through this I recognize that I am limited and cannot rely on my own energy (which is running low) and efforts and by doing so I make room in my mind and heart for God, for Jesus' grace.
Lord, I pray that I turn to you for effectiveness.
And now, for my favorite verse of all time, John 16:33.
"I have told you these things so that in me, you may havepeace. In this world you will have troubles; but take heart! I have overcome the world."


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The Most Excited Dog Ever Welcomes Daddy Home!
"The Lion King" Based On a True Story!
Smurfs Village on Google Maps!


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The reason that charts are failing to render is due to the fact that our update process does not touch the custom directories (skins, styles). It will only update the default skins and styles directories (s_blafp and sk_blafp). The reason is that we do not want to overwrite any customizations done by customers / partners.
Note: If you are using a custom skins directory, you will have to copy the BIChart.swf from the default directory or the install directory into your custom skins directory. If you do not replace the file, the charts will not render. This change requires that the OracleBI Presentation Services Component be restarted via the opmnctl process as well as for the browser cache to be cleared. Once that has been done, you will be able to render the charts.
You will need to update any additional locations (custom directories) manually by copying the BIChart.swf from one of the above locations to the custom directory.
Do not update the BIChart.swf file located in the \Oracle_BI1\.patch_storage directories as these are the backup files from the opatch process.
To restart the OracleBI Presentation Services component using opmnctl (opmnctl stopproc ias-component=coreapplication_obips1, opmnctl startproc ias-component=coreapplication_obips1).


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"My lonely expedition into the realm of natural beauty near The Hammock Bhimtal - Pura Stays, turned dream-like after my visit to a village nearby. I had started from New Delhi wondering I would get to see mountains, usual holiday home with good food but to my surprise it was unusual. I interacted with locals, tasted local cuisine and saw old existence and lanes. Overall, travel experience was simply fantastic!"
"My dream was driven by some action movies until I pulled off rappelling near Frozen Woods - Pura Stays. I am no super hero, hence I was too scared initially. I was conscious too. But, my instructor and people around made me confident and I had an amazing travel experience. Thanks to everyone. I am looking forward to visit the same place very soon. This hill station near Delhi changed things inside me"
Wilderness walk + Perfect Stay!
"I booked my stay in Bhimtal, near Nainital with my childhood pal and it was kicking. Resorts in Uttarakhand are nice but this was something else. For a weekend getaway, our trip was enriching for we went out for a walk in the woods. We came back with an exceptional travel experience. Cool breeze, chirping birds, tall trees all made my wilderness exploration remarkable. Road trip to Uttarakhand was worth it."


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Welcome, listeners! After a small break due to travel, we're back with an all-new episode of our SYFY FANGRRLS Strong Female Characters podcast.
This week, we're breaking down the aftermath of the "postponement" of Universal FanCon and how it's affected people involved at all levels of con participation—from volunteers, promoters and talent to freelance writers and former staff from the outlet Black Girl Nerds.
Cher sat down for a post-weekend convo with Kayla Marie, Joelle Monique and Clarkisha Kent to discuss the fallout.


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Craig Phoenix, Author, Links page.
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Leigh Operatic & Dramatic Society.


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1. Is the activity of the emulsifier, Volamel Extra, garantueed when used in pellet feed?
Yes, of course, the emulsifier is not disturbed by the pelletizing process (heating).
2. What is the general inclusion rate for using Volamel Extra in broiler diets?
The inclusion rate of Volamel Extra is 250 to 500 ppm depending on the composition of the feed. Especially the fat content and type are of importance. Nukamel experts can offer you more detailed advice on how to optimally use this product in your feed!


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There is no getting around the fact that my cat hates baths. Cats do a good job keeping themselves clean and shiny, but sometimes I just want to give my cat a bath. There is just something really good about knowing your creature has been soaked in soap and water. My cat comes out with fluffy clean smelling fur and I love the way he looks and feels, even if he doesn't.
When we went to buy shampoo, we wanted a mild formula. We didn't want any harsh chemicals in the shampoo especially since our cat would end up licking himself dry after his bath.
We found this Top Paw Cat & Kitten shampoo in a 10 oz plastic bottle. The bottle says this formula is like baby shampoo, so we felt good thinking it won't sting our cat's eyes if some of the shampoo got in there.
The bottle is plastic, so we didn't worry about glass breaking and it has a nice cap that you can open and close with one hand. That is great because I have to hold the cat down with the other hand.
The shampoo has a nice scent. It smells like pineapples, bananas, and baby shampoo, all mixed together. It is a light scent, so hopefully, it does not bother or irritate my cat.
We only bathe our cats in the summer when it is very hot outside. We are careful not to bring them into the air conditioning when they are still wet. I usually stay outside and sit on the back porch with them and read a book until they dry off.
I rated this shampoo with all fives because I can't find anything wrong with it. We are happy with it.
A really great thing about this cat shampoo is that one bottle will last you years. A tiny amount in your hand with lather up a cat really good. For 4.99, it is probably one of the best pet bargains you will find.