Heal Yourself, A Natural Path Without Medicine is about the power that lies within you to take the reins of your life and heal yourself with simple shortcuts that empower you to overcome health obstacles naturally and drug free.
As the Author of The Sacred Psychology of Healing, Self Care Medicine and another upcoming book The Book of Inspiration for Women by Women, I am so excited to bring this book to the world!
Heal Yourself – A Natural Path Without Medicine came about after over a decade of being a Holistic Health Practitioner, witnessing so many inspirational transformations take place in the lives of clients.
Why I share this with endless enthusiasm and drive is because of my own background coming from a family where all kinds of drug addiction took the lives of those nearest and dearest.
This was the greatest blessing in disguise. One that gave me great love and devotion to my mission of sharing with the world another way. A way of living that prevents the vulnerability to drug dependance of all kinds.
This book is about all that one CAN do that is within our power to change and enhance the quality of our lives through self care. It is about the missing elements so vitally needed for longevity and wellbeing.
I share this with you now at the exciting time of the new year, to inspire you to move beyond your challenges on the way to reaching your full potential on all levels.
The Inspiration I had to write this book came from not only a decade of witnessing incredible transformation take place in the lives of clients…but also my own healing journey. As a youth, I grew up in and out of foster homes, with parents on drugs and losing 2 siblings and both parents to the affects drugs.
My great passion for living in harmony with nature, without drugs (and medicine) came from watching the devastation they can cause. My passion for helping people "move beyond pain" (my newest upcoming book title:) came from my journey of learning through overcoming my own.
"Since bringing more live foods back into my diet, drinking more water and reducing sugar as some of the few simple things you advise, I have had far more energy.
We all face times when we need healing. On one level or another, be it from traumatic experiences, the manifestation of illness and pain, or emotional suffering, we all go through times where help is needed to recover and break through.
In this book, Leah Jade reveals simple principles of achieving better health and wellness, naturally and drug free. If you feel a strong pull towards living your best life, free of toxic chemicals and drugs, then here is another way. This book gives you the insights into what it takes to break free from drug dependence where possible.
These are the powerful principles of natural self healing that can be utilised as a way of restoring health, vitality and longevity. This book is about reclaiming your power to live your best life, pain free and aware of how you can treat yourself rather than relying on medicine alone. It is not a book about turning away from medicine, rather it is about knowing what you can do yourself, other than merely taking medicine to reclaim and maintain your health.
Leah Jade is continuously on a mission to serve in greater and greater capacities through her writing, authoring and natural health practice. She is a qualified Holistic Counsellor and Natural Health Therapist who has dedicated her life from a very early age to the Healing arts.
Working in Drug and Alcohol recovery as a Youth Welfare Support worker, she has also had the honour of giving her lived experience great purpose. Having lost both parents and two siblings prematurely to drug addiction, it is a tremendous passion of hers to help people deal with pain on all levels naturally – so as to overcome its causes without forming addiction.
Practicing and developing a love for Yoga since the age of just ten, Leah instills this wisdom in her practice, coaching and training people in corrective self care, stress management and healing from the physical to the spiritual realm.
Collaborating together with Matthew Cleary, Leah has built an incredibly successful clinic at Advanced Myotherapy establishing it together with him in 2008. Leah authored her first book The Sacred Psychology of Healing – Secrets to Awakening the Mind-Body Potential in 2012, releasing it's second edition in 2013 with her second book Self Care Medicine.
Leah is also soon to feature in a new book called The Book of Inspiration for Women by Women. This book will be released on International Women's Day on March 10th.
Empower yourself with the knowledge to overcome pain naturally without having to recover twice (once from the symptoms and again from the drugs).
More people are dying from nutritional related diseases than homicide but nobody is taking about it.
Most pain is muscular and can be effectively reversed with simple self care without costly medicines that many develop long term costly addictions to.
Discover the tools to self heal many common symptoms and pain within the body to gain more energy to reach your true potential to achieve your goals.
My new book * Heal Yourself – A Natural Path Without Medicine * arrives this week! To be one of the first people to own a copy, there is a special early bird pre-order price available here.
Our clinic is a multi-award winning health clinic that has helped thousands of people overcome debilitating pain conditions and medical prognosis.
Meet the team and grab yourself your own copy of Heal Yourself so that you too can experience the ultimate physical freedom that so many of our clients have inspired us in doing.
Excerpt: "When my father died, he left me a blessing not only of his spirit, but in thinking of me by leaving me what he had. Before that, I remember working in hospitality, feeling deflated wanting more from my life, something else, more aligned with who I am.
It was during that time that I had the recommended surgery for the pre-cancerous cells that were found on my cervix at 20 years old. This was my opportunity! I knew exactly what I wanted and my father's gift to me, my humble inheritance, allowed me to study further.
After my Cancer scare and surgery, when I began to take Natural Health far more seriously than ever before. I began studying different healing modalities from Reiki to Reflexology, Ear Candling, Flower Essence Therapy, Massage and also completed a Diploma in Holistic Counselling.
I learned at that time, that my cells had responded to what took place within me spiritually. I had been abused as a child, in more ways than one. I was neglected and traumatised by the murder of my brother and suicide of my sister (his twin) nine months later and then lost my mother exactly 6 years later after a long road of addiction.


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We have a superb high-quality range of corner summer houses available for you to order now. Each one comes with sizeable windows made from shatterproof styrene – perfect for letting the light flood in and for ensuring safety comes first at all times. You'll also find a range of sizes available, so regardless of the amount of space you have available for a new summer house, you are sure to find something that will suit your needs.
Sheds are purely practical and have a place in many a garden. However, a summer house is a real treat in many different ways. If you haven't yet treated yourself to one, perhaps a corner-based design will be just the right thing for you.
Have you ever looked out into your garden and wished you had room for a summer house? Maybe the one reason you didn't opt for one is that you didn't have room.
However, you may actually have more space for one than you thought. Very often, it's a case of finding the right style and design of summer house to fit with the space you have. If you are short on space, a corner summer house is usually the best style to go with. For instance, a 7' x 7' summer house is a nice generous size, yet it only requires seven feet of space along each of the rear two sides. Since the front corner of the summer house is cut at an angle, this makes it far easier to fit into any garden than many other designs would be.
For example, maybe you have a corner of your garden that doesn't get used very much. If it has level flagstones or similar paving already laid, you could construct a corner summer house right on top of it. Alternatively, if you have a large lawn area that isn't being used as much as it could be, why not allocate a corner of it for a new summer house to be erected? Once you have added a path or small patio area outside the summer house, you can start to see so many more pleasing uses for your garden.
A summer house will always be bright and airy, but the corner-based design is arguably even more so. Double doors open on this corner to allow plenty of light in, giving you even more freedom when it comes to positioning this attractive summer house in your garden.
You also have the freedom to stain or finish the summer house in whatever shade you choose. You could opt for a light green colour to help the structure fade into the background, or go for something more eye-catching if you want it to stand out. As you can see, it is easy to transform a standard corner summer house into something very personal and appealing.
The smallest garden will normally benefit from this design, purely because it is more practical and takes up less space than you think – all because of that cut-off corner at the front. If you want to entertain in your garden and make more use of it into the summer evenings, this could be just the way to make that happen.
So whether you have a large garden and an empty corner just begging for something to be put there, or a small garden and you still want a summer house, these corner-based options are ideal. When you see the options and designs available, you are sure to have something that will fit your needs perfectly. Our top-quality summer houses are suitable for all gardens, which means you could soon be taking delivery of just the right one for you.


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package org.deviceconnect.android.libmedia.streaming.audio.filter;

import android.media.AudioFormat;

import org.deviceconnect.android.libmedia.streaming.audio.AudioQuality;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.ByteOrder;
import java.nio.FloatBuffer;
import java.nio.ShortBuffer;

public abstract class BaseFilter implements Filter {
    private final AudioQuality mAudioQuality;
    private Transformation[] mFilter;
    protected float mCoeff;

    public BaseFilter(AudioQuality audioQuality, float coeff) {
        mAudioQuality = audioQuality;
        mCoeff = coeff;
        prepare();
    }

    private void prepare() {
        switch (mAudioQuality.getChannel()) {
            case AudioFormat.CHANNEL_IN_MONO:
                mFilter = new Transformation[1];
                mFilter[0] = createTransformation();
                break;
            case AudioFormat.CHANNEL_IN_STEREO:
                mFilter = new Transformation[2];
                mFilter[0] = createTransformation();
                mFilter[1] = createTransformation();
                break;
            default:
                throw new RuntimeException("Only supports monaural and stereo.");
        }
    }

    private Transformation get(int index) {
        switch (mAudioQuality.getChannel()) {
            case AudioFormat.CHANNEL_IN_MONO:
                return mFilter[0];
            case AudioFormat.CHANNEL_IN_STEREO:
                return mFilter[index % 2];
        }
        throw new RuntimeException("Only supports monaural and stereo.");
    }

    protected abstract Transformation createTransformation();

    @Override
    public void onProcessing(ByteBuffer src, int len) {
        Transformation transformation;
        switch (mAudioQuality.getFormat()) {
            case AudioFormat.ENCODING_PCM_16BIT: {
                ShortBuffer srcA = src.order(ByteOrder.LITTLE_ENDIAN).asShortBuffer();
                for (int i = 0; i < len / 2; i++) {
                    transformation = get(i);
                    transformation.pushIn(srcA.get());
                    float y = transformation.calc();
                    transformation.pushOut(y);
                    srcA.put(i, (short) y);
                }
            }   break;
            case AudioFormat.ENCODING_PCM_8BIT: {
                for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
                    transformation = get(i);
                    transformation.pushIn(src.get());
                    float y = transformation.calc();
                    transformation.pushOut(y);
                    src.put(i, (byte) y);
                }
            }   break;
            case AudioFormat.ENCODING_PCM_FLOAT: {
                FloatBuffer srcA = src.order(ByteOrder.LITTLE_ENDIAN).asFloatBuffer();
                for (int i = 0; i < len / 4; i++) {
                    transformation = get(i);
                    transformation.pushIn(src.get());
                    float y = transformation.calc();
                    transformation.pushOut(y);
                    srcA.put(i, y);
                }
            }   break;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onRelease() {
    }

    protected static class Transformation {
        protected float[] mA;
        protected float[] mB;
        protected float[] mIn;
        protected float[] mOut;

        protected void pushIn(float value) {
            pushArray(mIn, value);
        }

        protected void pushOut(float value) {
            pushArray(mOut, value);
        }

        private void pushArray(float[] array, float value) {
            System.arraycopy(array, 0, array, 1, array.length - 1);
            array[0] = value;
        }

        private float calc() {
            float y = 0;
            for (int j = 0; j < mA.length; j++) {
                y += mA[j] * mIn[j];
            }
            for (int j = 0; j < mB.length; j++) {
                y += mB[j] * mOut[j];
            }
            return y;
        }
    }
}

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Beijing's universal bank plan falters overseas
Cooling global ambitions
17 August 2012 By Wei Gu
China's big four banks hired wildly and invested madly abroad in 2009, when Western banks stumbled. After CCB's investment banking unit lost $250 million in 2011, they are all cutting back. A much needed strategic rethink of their global ambitions is under way.
CCB International, the overseas investment banking arm of China Construction Bank, posted a net loss of $250 million in 2011, and its total assets shrunk by 12 percent to $2.8 trillion in the year.
CCBI has been trimming its sales trading and research team this year, according to people familiar with the matter. Douglas Morin, head of institutional sales, Mark Jolley, CCBI's Asia Strategist, and Paul Schulte, head of global financial strategy, all departed in 2012. Morin joined from Bear Stearns. Jolley was previously at Deutsche Bank. Schulte was at Lehman Brothers. CCBI said it is looking to replace some of the positions.
High level departures at BOC International, a subsidiary of Bank of China, in the last year include former CEO Wang Yan, deputy CEO Ren Jing, and former equities capital markets head Marshall Nicholson.
Source: Reuters/Aly Song
A customer walks out of a China Construction Bank branch located in Shanghai.
Investment banks' Asian love affair cools rapidly

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Jack Matthews is a Sophomore Econ and Finance Major in the Carroll School of Management with a Minor in History. Hailing from Dallas Texas, Jack can be seen around campus sporting one of the reddest and constant sunburns around. What he lacks in skill he makes up for in heart, dedication and fast living as the team Dark Horse.


Barry Delaney was a student in the first class at IWF Wrestling School along with Fifth Element Roman Zachary on December 18, 1999, and graduated from the program in November 2000. Served as a wrestler representing the Barry Protection Agency (BPA) from 2000 to 2003, and wrestled for many independent organizations across the Northeast. Is a former IWF Tag Team Champion in 2002. Since 2004, Barry serves as IWF Senior Referee with Shawn Bennett, officiating countless bouts throughout the country featuring many top IWF stars, as well as WWE Legends and Hall of Famers. Still as competitive as ever, Barry wrestles on Live Events and has transformed into the Beyond Perfect Athlete! Barry was inducted into IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2017 in June 2017 as part of the Federation's 20th Anniversary celebration.


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The Sweet Setup: How to Use Keep It for Long-Term Research
Josh Ginter has written a great post about Keep It on The Sweet Setup, How to Use Keep It for Long-Term Research, which is very much appreciated. Near the end he raises two concerns:
First, while I appreciate Keep It is paid for via subscription — and thereby, at least somewhat, ensuring more consistent revenue throughout the app's lifespan — the app is way less known than other major players in this category. The fear of Keep It being swallowed up by a competitor or being sunsetted due to business reasons scares me, especially when looking at the long-term. For shorter-term users — perhaps those writing a dissertation or thesis, or those writing a book — I don't expect this will be a major factor in your decision process. But with the rate of change in the iOS app industry, will my notes and research be available for my entire lifetime inside Keep It?
Second, while the benefits of using a digital tool far outweigh the consequences, there's still something about physically writing in a book. Especially an heirloom item like a Bible. Perhaps this is specific to my use-case, to which I plead ignorance. But one day, I'd like to pass on my research and thoughts to the best of my ability. Keeping everything inside Keep It — if it's around when I'm in my elderly years — is probably less safe than keeping it in a physical format.
First of all, Keep It has a longer heritage than people might think. Its features and design are heavily based on an app originally called Keep It Together, which began life in 2004. The app was renamed to Together for version 2 in 2007 (because the frequently-used abbreviation KIT was an impossible search term) and continued under that name until 2017, when Keep It was released as its successor.
There was also an iOS app for Together from 2014 onwards. Working well with iCloud and app extensions, and achieving feature parity across Mac and iOS meant taming some of the Mac app's decade-long legacy and a substantial rewrite of its underpinnings. Giving the app a new name and resetting the version number to 1.0 was the best way to indicate this was a fresh start.
Throughout the last 15 years, there has always been an upgrade path and discounts for loyal customers.
Secondly, no app is guaranteed a future, no matter how big or established the company behind them, and digital formats cannot compete with the durability of the annotations in Josh's physical copy of the Bible (not to mention how much BETTER you appear if your Bible has almost as many annotations as verses), but there are things apps can do to help ensure you're not left in the lurch.
Like its predecessor, Keep It is designed to avoid lock-in. Everything you put in Keep It is stored in files and folders that you can access in the Finder on Mac, and the Files app on iOS. You can add files to these folders and they'll automatically be added to the app, and open those files in other applications to edit them.
Keep It uses standard file formats for everything except its own notes, because those offer features that go beyond what RTF allows. Whenever those notes are exported, they will be converted to RTFD files, with incompatible things such as interactive checklists replaced with the equivalent static checkmarks and boxes, dividers with asterisks, etc. Alternatively, you can make the default format Markdown, rich text or plain text. Even Keep It's password-protected files are actually ZIP files encrypted with AES-256 that can be decrypted by apps such as The Unarchiver.
Keep It allows you to export everything, including metadata, in a single operation, converting notes to RTFD files, decrypting the encrypted files, and preserving the folder hierarchy (and on Mac, the tags too).
In the digital world, using standard formats is the closest you can get to the durability of physical media. When Keep It Together was originally released back in 2004, it was expected that apps either work directly with standard formats or export them. iOS's siloed approach may have made the idea seem less relevant for a while, but apps have been able to access each other's files since iOS 8, and should provide ways to get data out of them in the most useful formats possible.
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Coronavirus: Sharjah's World Book Capital Ceremony, Tech Forum, and More
In News by Porter Anderson March 16, 2020
Today, our listing of organizations and publishers announcing changes to their plans amid the COVID-19 emergency features news from the United Arab Emirates, Canada, the UK, France, and the United States.
In Brussels. Image – iStockphoto: Bibhash Banerjee
'We Don't Know How Long This Will Last'
A week after the Brussels Book Fair managed to go forward on its scheduled dates, the Federation of European Publishers' Anne Bergman-Tahon sends a note: "Brussels is dead calm and we don't know how long this will last—which is probably quite frightening."
Belgium, in fact, has registered 886 coronavirus cases and four deaths, which ranks it 15th among the 136 nations so far reporting the virus' presence in The New York Times' latest update this morning of its comprehensive world listings.
And we have our own listing here of the most recently reported changes in world publishing's planned conferences, trade shows, book fairs, festivals, meetings, ceremonies and other events.
Keep in mind that we're glad to carry your news of such changes of plan. There's a note at the bottom of today's article on that.
Sharjah World Book Capital Ceremony: Canceled
It's doubly disappointing news for those who were looking forward to attending what Sharjah World Book Capital had created as both a closing ceremony for its year as UNESCO's World Book Capital and a parallel opening ceremony for its new House of Wisdom knowledge center for social learning and digital library services.
Today, the news arrives from the offices of International Publishers Association vice-president Bodour Al Qasimi—who has served as the head of Sharjah's World Book Capital advisory committee—that, of course, those events, which were centered around April 14, will have to be canceled at this point.
Nevertheless, there's good news, in that a specially curated collection of online content is being prepared about this year of extraordinary activity and presence for the United Arab Emirates' third state, beginning in April 2018 when Bodour led a delegation to Athens to support Greece's designation as World Book Capital in the year prior to Sharjah's.
The city that would have been in Sharjah in April to take the baton is Kuala Lumpur. We anticipate hearing from colleagues there about how their plans may be impacted by the health emergency.
We should note, too, that the timing of the contagion's arrival has been especially hard on Sharjah.
A model of state-sponsored emphasis on publishing, books, reading, and literature as a socially defining priority, Sharjah has held guest-of-honor positions in the last year in Torino, Madrid, and Moscow. And under the direction of Sharjah Book Fair's Ahmed Al-Ameri, it was to have been London Book Fair's Market Focus nation this month, and Bologna Children's Book Fair's guest of honor nation, as well.
BookNet Canada's Tech Forum: Canceled
"We have decided to cancel this year's Tech Forum 2020 conference," reads a message from Toronto, "in light of the escalating situation with COVID-19 and its impact on our speakers, partners, and attendees."
As Publishing Perspectives readers know, Tech Forum is a highly anticipated annual event in the Canadian market, and was scheduled to be held March 23 to 15, with an expected 300 book industry players in attendance to hear 50 speakers over three days.
Tech Forum is making refunds for speakers on travel costs already incurred, and ticket refunds for attendees.
"While the in-person conference will not be proceeding as planned," BookNet's staff writes, "we don't want your hard work and amazing presentations, insights, and discussions to go to waste. We will be releasing as many of our planned sessions as possible online as videos or live webinars over the next few weeks, possibly into the summer, so please get in touch to let us know if you'd like to be a part of that discussion."
If you need to be in touch with the conference, the address provided is techforum@booknetcanada.ca .
The New York Times' comprehensive world tallies (updated 7:19 a.m. ET / 1119 GMT) shows Canada to have 304 reported coronavirus cases, and 1 death.
Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister whose wife Sophie has tested positive for coronavirus, is to speak today in a news conference at 1 p.m. ET (1700 GMT), as reported by the Canadian Press service.
CBC's 'Canada Reads': Postponed
One of the spring's events we're highest on here at Publishing Perspectives—because it focuses on serious issue-driven contemporary literature—is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Canada Reads, which we previewed for this year here.
The program was to have begun its four consecutive days on the air today (March 16), during which four of the five titles for this year would be eliminated.
Nevertheless, this event's power lies not just in the incisive arguments by five high-profile personalities in defense of "their" books, but also in the fact that the often intense, even raw debates are held in front of a live studio audience at CBC's studios in Toronto. Clearly, that's not the type of event that's safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
"Given the ongoing developments with COVID-19 and the related travel concerns," producers write, "Canada Reads has made the difficult decision to postpone next week's event until we can convene our stellar panel of advocates in front of a live audience."
There are still chances to look in on this unique programming in the interim. CBC Radio plans a series of one-hour programs on the books next week. And "CBC Books has released six podcast episodes to help get you acquainted with this year's lineup."
National Book Foundation: NBF Presents Canceled
The United States' National Book Foundation has announced that its extensive spring season of NBF Presents programming will have to be canceled, of course, along with educational programming originally planned to go through May 1.
Publishers, note: Submissions for the 2020 National Book Awards will be live on April 1.
The National Book Foundation offices, led by Lisa Lucas, are closed, and the staff is working remotely, reachable during normal business hours. They ask that you join #TeamBook on Twitter ( @NationalBook ). The group expects to provide "a running list of resources and reading to get you through today and tomorrow."
New York Public Library: All Locations Closed
As New York Public Library president Tony Marx writes, "After carefully considering a multitude of factors and the rapidly changing situation in New York City around novel coronavirus COVID-19, all New York Public Library locations will be closed to the public through at least March 31."
The closure took effect on Saturday (March 14).
"The library is working to expand access to ebooks and increase awareness of our vast array of online resources," Marks says in his announcement. "For example, New Yorkers can sign up for a library card to read ebooks on our SimplyE app, use research databases, and much more. Patrons can access the Library's Census resources online. The "Ask NYPL" virtual reference service will be available and answering any questions."
More on Cannes Film Festival
Our regular readers of our daily updates will know that the 73rd Cannes Film Festival team has been working to manage some iteration of the event, including considering sharply downsized sessions under France's former 100+ limitation for crowd sizes.
Even though the Macron government has issued even more extensive lockdown measures, as Elsa Keslassy writes for Variety, the festival is rather amazingly restating its intention to go on in some form. Earlier reports that it has been called off, according to its director, Thierry Fremaux, are wrong.
Keslassy writes, "We will take a decision together around mid-April," said Fremaux.
The festival's press conference is scheduled for April 16.
Newly updated figures from The New York Times' comprehensive world tallies (updated 7:19 a.m. ET / 1119 GMT) see France as the sixth most heavily impacted country in the world (including mainland China), with 5,423 reported cases and 127 deaths.
French Heritage Book Award Evening: Postponed
Having announced on March 9 that writers Stéphane Henaut and Jeni Mitchell would be given the French Heritage Book Award honor on April 15 for A Bite-Sized History of France: Gastronomic Tales of Revolution, War, and Enlightenment at the Colony Club (The New Press, 2019), the French Heritage Society now says that its ceremony for the fourth annual round of the award has had to be canceled.
The idea is to set up a new date in September.
Per the society's information, "The French Heritage Society Book Award was launched in 2017 in celebration of the organization's 35th Anniversary. The award recognizes and honors a work of distinction that illuminates for the general public either an important element of French cultural or historical patrimony (especially but not solely in the domains of architecture, décor, couture, gardening and the arts) or the considerable and noteworthy influence France, its citizens, and its culture have had in shaping American history, thought and culture."
The French Heritage Society has offices in New York and Paris.
The UK's Rathbones Folio Prize event: Canceled
You won't be surprised," write organizers of the Rathbones Folio Prize, that their awards ceremony set for March 23 at the British Library must be canceled.
"The winner of the prize will still be announced on March 23," the company writes, with details of when and where to be confirmed.<
"We're also looking into a digital solution for the Rathbones Folio sessions featuring the shortlisted authors, to take place on March 22." Further information is to be announced shortly.
In the meantime, the organization's lead, Minna Fry, recommends reading its shortlist, some which may "transport you to other worlds beyond Covid-19 and self-isolation."
Rathbones Folio Prize 2020 Shortlist
Vertigo & Ghost by Fiona Benson (PRH/Cape)
On Chapel Sands by Laura Cumming (PRH/Chatto)
Constellations by Sinead Gleeson (Picador)
Victory by James Lasdun (PRH/Cape)
The Topeka School by Ben Lerner (Granta)
Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli (4th Estate)
Guest House for Young Widows by Azadeh Moaveni (Scribe)
Grand Union by Zadie Smith (PRH/Hamish Hamilton)
Please Alert Us to Your Plans and Updates
While we're receiving good notice from many associates in the world industry, we hope you'll join them in telling us about your coronavirus-related news so that we can convey that information to our international readership.
Please send such news to Porter@PublishingPerspectives.com
Our thanks today to Elisa Molinari with the Aldus Network and LIA in Italy for assistance with notifications.
More from Publishing Perspectives the coronavirus outbreak is here.
In our Spring 2020 Magazine, Publishing Perspectives has interviewed publishers, industry experts, entrepreneurs, and authors to present a look at the book business for the coming year. Inside this issue of Publishing Perspectives Magazine, you'll find articles and resources including:
Publishing and the coronavirus
Richard Charkin's view of key industry challenges
China's growing comic book market
Brussels Book Fair debuts its rights center
Eksmo CEO Evgeny Kapyev on Russia's book market
Matchmaking for publishers and producers in Latin America
Book market data
A world tour of copyright developments
Translation sales resulting from Norway's Frankfurter Buchmesse guest of honor program
An AI startup creating interactive stories
An interview with author Andrew Keen
Download 'Publishing in Times of Crisis' free of charge here.
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Are you a super analytical and a natural relationship builder? Do you thrive on moving your top accounts business forward, and always looking for the next opportunity to grow your clients' businesses?
PNI Media is in search of a Senior Account Manager to manage one of our key retailer partners out of our Vancouver, BC office. This individual will maintain client relations and manage the client account, and is the key stakeholder to forecast and plan on strategy to grow revenue year to year. They are the link between the retailer and the various PNI teams such as Development, Product Services, Marketing, Maintenance, IT and Security and Product teams.
The successful candidate will need an in-depth understanding of both the client and PNI's business, and what it takes to push for new initiatives that will drive positive growth in revenue, site traffic, conversion rate and average order value. The Senior Account Managers will maintain strong relationships with all key client stakeholders with the goal of growing existing and developing new business within the account. The Senior Account Manager will work closely with the PNI Upper Management team, Project Managers, Business Analysts, Marketing Specialists and other key PNI stakeholders. This is not a selling position; it is a relationship position with the core focus to develop business growth strategies.
· Ensure healthy strong working relationships with all key client stakeholders with the goal of growing existing business and developing new business within PNI's existing accounts.
· Become the trusted advisor for the client and the key liaison between PNI and the client.
· Brainstorms creative and innovative ways to drive sales for PNI's retail partners.
· Develops and maintains an understanding of the industry, competitors, and PNI's business strategy.
· Identifies and pursues new business opportunities that fit said strategy.
· Maintains account strategy and sales forecast for each client.
· Develops and maintains PNI's product roadmap to ensure alignment with current and potential new client requirements.
· Participates in feasibility analysis when required.
· Responds quickly and efficiently to all client requests, ensuring that other project resources are involved as required.
· Understands client needs and defines business requirements for specific projects.
· Develops client proposals that comply with all PNI's processes and governance.
· Prioritizes maintenance defects and requests when required.
· Works with Marketing to develop and execute a suitable marketing plan and campaign for the clients.


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Women in Film & TV comment on RTÉ's announcement of Top Ten Earners
By Karla HealionMarch 18, 2016News & Events
Rachel Lysaght 17th March 2016
Two of the broadcaster's top 10 earners are women. The numbers published by RTÉ are disappointing but hardly surprising. Immediate public reaction has been to focus on the large amounts earned, understandably so, given the vast difference from the average pay packet. It would be a mistake, however, to allow the high levels of pay distract us from seeing the broader picture.
The reality is that Irish women continue to be paid less than Irish men. It's a fact, it's not changing, and it appears to be getting worse. We see this in NERI's Spring 2016 quarterly report. This is a huge problem. A national problem which reaches far beyond the audiovisual sector. And it's not going away without leadership and immediate action.
As an industry we need to ask ourselves some serious questions; why are we over-representing men's stories and voices on-screen? Why do we value a man's work more than the same work accomplished by a woman? What pro-active steps can we take to redress the balance, and reinvigorate our industry, our culture and our economy?
Women in Film & TV Ireland wants to see equal representation of women on Irish screens and equal representation in the projects written, directed and executed by women in the Irish audiovisual sector. Above all, we want equal pay.
The Irish Film Board has committed to 50/50 gender parity in funding within the next 3 years. It's time RTÉ and the other broadcasters followed suit.
Because it's 2016.
NERI Spring Report 2016
Women and Low Pay in the Republic of Ireland
Section 4 presents an insight into the nature and shape of low pay among one group with a high probability of being low paid: female employees. It finds that:
– There were 207,000 female employees working for low pay, representing 60% of all those in low pay.
– Female employees carry a 29.3% risk of low pay, meaning that almost three in every ten female employees are low paid. The corresponding situation for males is two in every ten employees.
– Female low paid workers feature across all the age groups, although they are concentrated among those under the age of 40.
– Just over 60% of low paid women work in three sectors of employment: Wholesale & Retail (24%), Accommodation & Food (19.7%) and Health & Social Work (18.4%).
– Looked at from a risk of low pay perspective, seven out of every ten female employees in the Accommodation & Food sector are low paid, while it is almost five out of every ten female employees in Wholesale & Retail and in Administration & Support Services.
– One in every two female employees on a temporary contract is low paid while it is one in every four of those women on a permanent contract.
– Almost a quarter of all low paid females work in the Dublin region, with almost one in five (17.2%) in the neighbouring Mid-East region. The lowest concentrations are in the South-East, West and Midlands.
Our examination has also allowed us to gain a greater understanding of the average hourly earnings of low paid women and the importance of their income to that of the households they live in. Among these findings are:
– In 2013 the average hourly rate of pay among all low paid employees was €9.49 per hour. For low paid male employees this was €9.62 per hour while it was €9.41 for females.
– For female employees the average depth of low pay was €2.04 per hour.
– On average the earnings of low paid female employees' represents 55% of their household's total earnings. Some 34% of low paid women provide all of their household's total earnings while 28% provide less than one quarter.
– 46% of low paid women are the main earners in their household; 54% are secondary earners.
– Low paid women, who are the main earners in their household, are concentrated in the bottom half of the income distribution.


Brunch at Olea in Brooklyn. This was delicious.
Donuts from DOUGH. Probably the BEST donuts I have ever had. No joke.
More cupcakes from a bakery in Soho. The bottom one is peanut butter & jelly.
A common site in the city but I have never seen signs like this in Canada before.
Despite a hurricane and a pretty nasty cold (i'm still sick) I managed to see quite a bit. Hopefully the next time nature and health won't get in my way.
I'm so glad you had a fun trip - being sick aside! And I don't know what the deal is with those fallout shelter signs, they're all over New Haven too but I've also never seen them in Canada.
those cupcakes look deliceee !!
What an absolutely delicious week! Feel better soon thought-there's nothing worse than a late summer cold!
Looks like a successful NYC trip! I want some of those cupcakes and donuts!
Looks like you still had a wonderful time... The food looks delicious, the clothes chic and the weather pretty perfect.
the donuts look yum! this is the first time i have seen the girl behind this blog! YOur dress looks pretty, but I loveed your bday outfit...red and black always rock!


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The GALAXY Note 10.1 extends the GALAXY Note category, building on the success of last year's worldwide hit smartphone – and delivering the functionality and precision of a pen and paper by combining the S Pen with a 10.1-inch large display.
Adobe's premium creative application, Photoshop Touch is preloaded and optimized for Samsung's S Pen to deliver unprecedented precision and control.
The GALAXY Note 10.1 also offers the Pop up Play feature first introduced on the GALAXY S III Smartphone. With it, users can play back videos in a floating window that can be overlaid anywhere on the screen, providing a "picture in picture" experience. New for the GALAXY Note 10.1 is the ability to adjust the size of the video window.
In addition, GALAXY Note 10.1 offers a mini-apps tray that can launch a selection of mini-app on top of others apps and freely moved around the screen. These include Alarm, S Note, Music Player, Email, Calculator, World Clock.
Featuring an advanced S Pen with 1,024 levels of sensitivity, GALAXY Note 10.1 is designed for natural and intuitive content creation. The S Pen is embedded directly into a slot in the device and when removed, activates a taskbar with quick access to optimized S Pen apps such as S Note, Adobe Photoshop Touch and Polaris Office. Alternatively, users can easily set their preferred application to be launched instantly.
Adobe Photoshop Touch, normally a $9.99 purchase, is preloaded on the GALAXY Note 10.1. Further, since it is optimized for S Pen, users are able to control brush size and opacity by just adjusting the pressure of the pen on the screen.
With Photoshop Touch, it's also a snap to add or remove people or objects from a photo, or blend two photos together.
The popular NOOK free reading app from Barnes & Noble will also be preloaded on the GALAXY Note 10.1 as well as a customized NOOK for Android Widget allowing quick and easy access to titles directly from the desktop.
To allow seamless collaboration with others, the GALAXY Note 10.1 offers a free two-year subscription to Dropbox, giving users 50 GB of storage space – a $100 value.
Finally, with AllShare Play, users can share content with a large group in real-time by connecting GALAXY Note 10.1 to Samsung HD TVs, phones, mobile tablets, laptops, and other consumer electronic devices on the same network. With Group Cast, users can also share and collaborate on documents, presentations, or images in real time, without loading the files separately.
The device will be available in choice of white or dark gray, and in 16 GB or 32 GB memory configurations, for $499 or $549.


The lifestyle maven said "the car was a mess inside and out!!!!!!!!" and Dictionary.com teased her for it.
Martha Stewart exclaimed that she took her "very first Uber!" on Monday.
The 77-year-old doyenne of domesticity wrote in a now-deleted Instagram post that when she first ordered the "most expensive version" of Uber to pick her up in front of Tiffany's in New York City, the car didn't show up. Then a second Uber arrived 10 minutes later ― and parked half a crosstown block away. Not to mention that the car was facing in the wrong direction from her destination, seriously delaying her journey.
"On top of it all, the car was a mess inside and out!!!!!!!!" Stewart posted, along with images of schmutz and water bottles on the floor.
Despite all that, the cookbook author and lifestyle maven said she wanted the ride-hailing service to succeed.
At least that's a good thing.
Dictionary.com tried to get in the last word on the matter.
Plebeian. Belonging or pertaining to the common people.


The U.S. Federal Trade Commission a short while ago confirmed it has an "open, non-public investigation" into Facebook (FB), something that had been rumored by Bloomberg last Tuesday.
Facebook stock is down $8.19, or over 5%, at $151.25, advancing its losses since the open.
The FTC probe is the latest headache for the social networking company, which faces its biggest crisis yet. Mark Zuckerberg & Co. have been in full scramble damage mode following reports that voter-profiling firm Cambridge Analytica harvested data from more than 50 million Facebook users without their permission to help the 2016 campaign of Donald Trump. Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive officer, has acknowledged the episode as a "major breach of trust."
The privacy fallout, amid a national backlash against the growing influence of large tech companies, could lead to legislation in the U.S., and regulatory actions both here and in Europe, for the likes of Facebook, Alphabet's Google (GOOGL) and Twitter (TWTR).
On Monday, Mozilla said it was pulling Facebook ads over the privacy flap.


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Martin Reimann (* 1978 in Stuttgart) ist ein deutscher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler.  Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Marketingstrategie und Konsumentenverhalten, insbesondere Neuroökonomie sowie Neuromarketing.

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Martin Reimann hat an der Universität Passau und an der Handelshochschule Leipzig Betriebswirtschaftslehre studiert und 2003 den Abschluss als Diplom-Kaufmann gemacht. Zum  Dr. rer. pol. promoviert wurde er 2005 an der TU Bergakademie Freiberg mit der Arbeit Modellierung von Investorenverhalten, wo er sich im Juni 2009 bei Margit Enke habilitierte. Ferner war er Research Fellow am Psychology Department der Stanford University und  Lehrbeauftragter an der Technischen Universität München und der EGADE Business School des Tecnologico de Monterrey (Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey).

Er arbeitete am Psychology Department und am Brain and Creativity Institute der University of Southern California, wo er 2011 den Abschluss Master of Arts (MA) machte und 2013 den PhD erwarb. Er ist Gründer des englischsprachigen Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics (JNPE), einer Zeitschrift der American Psychological Association (APA).

Martin Reimann wurde zum Wintersemester 2010/11 in der Nachfolge von Bernd Erichson auf den Lehrstuhl für Marketing an der Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg berufen. Er wurde zum Herbst 2013 als Assistant Professor of Marketing an die University of Arizona berufen.

Martin Reimann wurde als Sohn von Gabriele und Günter Reimann in Stuttgart geboren und hat einen Bruder.

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Reimann wurde mehrfach ausgezeichnet, darunter dem Young Contributor Award der Society for Consumer Research und dem M. Wayne Delozier Award der American Marketing Association.

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Los Santos de Maimona is een gemeente in de Spaanse provincie Badajoz in de regio Extremadura met een oppervlakte van 109 km². Los Santos de Maimona heeft  inwoners ().

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San Javier News - October 2015
The scariest career back tomorrow to Santiago de la Ribera (30/10/2015)
spectacular obstacles, chasing zombies and sospresas "frightening"
The mayor goes to the fair Fruit Attraction to support wide local presence in the international fair of fruits and vegetables held in Madrid (30/10/2015)
San Javier today and tomorrow becomes the capital of ornithology with the best examples of Spain (30/10/2015)
The deans of the UMU meet with the Rector on the campus of San Javier (30/10/2015)
The mounting exile Benedetti, "A naked woman in the dark" arrives in Santiago de la Ribera (29/10/2015)
The work, scheduled by the Department of Culture on texts urugayo author, represents the 6th (sold out ) and October 7 in the center "Prince of Asturias"
Halloween starts tomorrow afternoon for the little ones in San Javier (29/10/2015)
Students in 4th of Primary CEIP El Recuerdo interviewed the Mayor during a visit to City Hall (28/10/2015)
The Department of Women announces the II Contest Microstories against gender violence (28/10/2015)
The City will work with the Baby Jesus association dedicated to helping people without resources (27/10/2015)
The City Council continues to support the Hope Phone with regional headquarters in San Javier (27/10/2015)
The new City Hall last date with the company to complete the representation of "Don Juan Tenorio" suspended by rain on Saturday (26/10/2015)
The mayor asks the Government delegate cooperation on security and support for the creation of a new Registry (26/10/2015)
The mayor emphasizes local presence in Fruit Attraction (26/10/2015)
The international fair of fruits and vegetables which come much of the local sector through six companies
The mayor calls the new leaders of Local Youth Council to get involved in municipal Today (23/10/2015)
Don Juan Tenorio morning landed in the cemetery of San Javier (23/10/2015)
The Town Hall and the hoteliers of Santiago de la Ribera strengthen collaboration in the face of events organized in the town (23/10/2015)
The voice of Soren Peñalver, and imagined invoked late last night Don Juan Tenorio at the Museum of San Javier (23/10/2015)
The sport, leisure and culture spread from the Halloween party with original proposals for these dates (22/10/2015)
On November 15, the Half Marathon "Villa de San Javier" turns 10 (21/10/2015)
The San Javier Sports Association in collaboration with the Town Council, through its Municipal Sports, and Media X FAMU organize Marathon Fall and Racing Popular "Villa de San Javier"
The City of San Javier decreed two days of official mourning in mourning over the death of former Mayor Luis Ros (1972-1979) (21/10/2015)
Citation with Don Juan in the cemetery of San Javier (21/10/2015)
The works of urbanization of the City Air will begin in 2016 (21/10/2015)
The Maria Moliner Awards continue to recognize the effort of the San Javier Library to promote reading (20/10/2015)
Neighbors may provide ideas for the renaming of several streets in the municipality (20/10/2015)
The mayor describes as successful celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the Patrol that drew more than a hundred thousand people and they can see anywhere in the world (19/10/2015)
Pedro Antonio Sanchez draws the Eagle Patrol as "ambassador of Spain" and that "we feel Murcia as part our" (18/10/2015)
The president of the Community assists in San Javier to the celebrations to mark the thirtieth anniversary of the Eagle Patrol
Historical Eagle Patrol Exhibition in House Barnuevo (17/10/2015)
New exhibixión ride facilities for air. (17/10/2015)
San Javier Eagle Patrol honors with a flag already flies at the entrance of Santiago de la Ribera (17/10/2015)
Hundreds of people flocked to the hoisting of a flag of Spain to San Javier honored Eagle Patrol
Three exhibitions, gothic dolls, horror novels and movie posters match these days in the library of San Javier (16/10/2015)
Afemar appeals to the knowledge to overcome social barriers to mental illness (16/10/2015)
Civil Protection Volunteers show high school students resuscitation techniques (16/10/2015)
The Association of Volunteers and celebrates the Day of the CPR
The Department of Culture started the course with workshops of Theater, Dance and Painting (15/10/2015)
Entries remain open until all groups
A sanjaviereño Ruben Perez leads the Acrobatic Patrol Eagle in its 30th Anniversary (15/10/2015)
The population joined their proposals to the Strategic Plan "San Javier, 2022. A living city skyline" (15/10/2015)
Bachelor Students join the initiative "One City One Book" and work on "The Game of the Goose" (14/10/2015)
The Department of Women claimed the role of rural women (14/10/2015)
Turns to San Javier Acrobatic Patrol Eagle becomes the protagonist of an intense weekend (13/10/2015)
An open house at the AGM and an air show will attract thousands of people during the two days of celebrations
First meeting table working on cruise tourism in Cartagena Port Authority (13/10/2015)
The Plenary requested the elevation to second category the judicial district of San Javier and the creation of an independent civil registry (09/10/2015)
Population, workload and complexity of issues justify recognition category would bring stability and streamlining processing causes, according to the proposal supported by all local groups
San Javier "free municipality of evictions" declares (09/10/2015)
The House approved a joint proposal of all groups including 18 antidesahucios measures
The V Day of Rural Women will claim the role of women in the rural and agricultural environment (09/10/2015)
La Caixa bet one more year with the mediation EducoYa (08/10/2015)
Rivers and Chema Inma Canales elected secretaries AS coprime San Javier (08/10/2015)
The Parish Museum has established itself as a tourist attraction (08/10/2015)
The City of San Javier and the Parish renew a cooperation agreement for the maintenance and opening of a museum that last year received 28,000 visits
The Time Bank starts the year with 35 new workshops and a workshop lamps, or think about how to develop intelligence (08/10/2015)
The City Council improves the aesthetics of the "roundabout of the plane" which becomes city (08/10/2015)
The Championship of Spain Children's Figure Skating brings together the best skaters 13 and 14 in San Javier country (07/10/2015)
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The cemetery of San Javier will become the stage for Juan Tenorio''Don next October 24 (07/10/2015)
The Theatre Company Friends of Tenorio Zorrilla represent the classic in this space for the second consecutive year, in collaboration with the Theatre Group San Javier and the Association of Friends of Bethlehem
The Mayor thanked the Caliche Corporate Group to continue growing in San Javier during the 17th Convention of the holding company (06/10/2015)
Minute of silence in the city of San Javier in the death of a woman by her husband, yesterday in Beniel (06/10/2015)
Antonio Murcia, accompanies the spokesman in the Regional Assembly, Miguel Sanchez, in his visit to San Javier Airport (06/10/2015)
Project Man City and continue to work on drug prevention in the municipality (06/10/2015)
The mayor deals with the Minister Adela Martinez-Cache priorities of the municipality (06/10/2015)
As a nautical base to order the moorings on beaches and projects such as the recovery of the weir The Ventorrillo
Youth presents "Autumn moves us," a program full of rock, photography, graffiti, climbing, sports, traveling, cooking and more (05/10/2015)
The demands of young people have been the basis of the program of free activities are held October to December
The Lithuanian Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is interested in boosting trade relations with the municipality (05/10/2015)
The winners of the drawing contest "Security Grows" received their awards and diplomas (05/10/2015)
The mayor, José Miguel Luengo highlights the role of young entrepreneurs in the economic recovery (02/10/2015)
Luengo opened a Day in which AJE begins in San Javier its regional implementation
Parkinson Association of the Mar Menor and offers its therapy in the new premises donated by the city of San Javier (02/10/2015)
Social Services announces a free course in Animation Technical elderly and disabled (02/10/2015)
Social Services hosts a Child Care Group focused on prevention (02/10/2015)
San Javier Citizens requires the ex-socialist Love Santos Caballero delivering his act of councilman (01/10/2015)
"So that prevails will expressed at the polls"
The Municipal Business Incubator supported by several organizations dedicated to the promotion of entrepreneurship (01/10/2015)
The Department of Culture involves young people in the great autumn cultural festival dedicated to Don Juan Tenorio (01/10/2015)
San Javier hosts the weekend three major sporting events (01/10/2015)
I Swim across Grosa Island, San Javier Triwhite 2015 and XXX Memorial Basketball between Montakit UCAM Murcia CB Fuenlabrada


The main work for the next few weeks will be committee hearings with priority bills likely to come out first. Changes from last week are in red. The hearings for House Joint Resolutions related to City/County reorganization were held on Wednesday, March 27. We appreciate all who came to testify. The Senate versions are likely to be heard April 3.
SB 108 (Koenig) – modifies local tax increment financing projects by providing that a study shall be conducted by a party other than the proponent of the redevelopment plan, which details how the area meets the definition of an area eligible to receive tax increment financing. This act modifies the definitions of "blighted area" and "conservation area". This act also provides that retail areas, as defined in the act, shall not receive tax increment financing unless such financing is exclusively utilized to fund retail infrastructure projects, as defined in the act, or unless such area is a blighted or conservation area. Ways & Means Committee. Heard 2/12. Committee Substitute Passed 2/21. Senate Informal Perfection Calendar.
HB 1189 (Plocher) – prevents a political subdivision from requiring a property owner from having a home inspection conducted of a residential property regarding the sale of the property. The bill does not apply to any inspection requirement of new construction or occupancy permits.
HB 791 (Griesheimer) – expands the definitions of "contractor" and "public works" as used in the law requiring contractors on public works projects to provide a security bond to the public entity. The expanded definition of "contractor" includes any person who provides or arranges for construction services to a public entity under a contract with a private entity representing the public entity and "public works" includes projects even if the work is tobe used for nongovernmental purposes. The bill also specifies that public entities must require the security bond for public works in their names or when requiring private entities to enter into contracts for the works and that the bond. Workforce Development Committee. Heard 3/25.
HB 928 (Schroer) – specifies certain rights a law enforcement officer has when he or she is the subject of an administrative investigation or is being questioned or interviewed. These rights include being informed of the violation, requiring the complaint to be supported by a sworn affidavit and allowing the officer to have an attorney. This bill provides that any law enforcement officer who is suspended without pay, demoted, terminated, transferred, or placed on a status resulting in economic loss is entitled to a full due process.
HB 374 (Christafonelli) – original bill proposed a sales tax cap of 14%. Substitute language was adopted that dramatically changes the bill. Specifically, it removes the 14% sales tax cap and enacts new provisions that require sales tax ballots to specify the highest sales tax rate, the lowest sales tax rate and the average sales tax rate in the municipality. Ways & Means Committee. Heard 1/30. Passed Committee 2/27. Referred Rules Committee. Passed Rules Committee 3/5. Perfected 3/12. Returned to Rules Committee. Passed Committee 3/26. House Perfection Calendar.
HB 548 (Eggleston) – Establishes Simplified Remote Sales Tax provisions. Ways & Means Committee. Heard 1/30. Passed Committee 3/6. Referred Rules Committee. Passed Rules Committee 3/26.
HB 1227 (Plocher) – specifies that if local and long distance telecommunications services subject to sales tax are aggregated with and not separately from charges for telecommunications service or other services not subject to the tax, then charges for nontaxable services may be subject to taxation unless the telecommunications provider can identify by reasonable and verifiable standards the portion of the charges not subject to the tax. General Laws Committee.
SB 291 (Wallingford) – adds language that the prepaid wireless emergency telephone service charge on retail transactions applies to items that provide prepaid wireless telecommunications services. The prepaid wireless telecommunications service charge shall not apply to the first $15 of a retail transaction for prepaid wireless telecommunications service. Commerce Committee. Heard 2/13. Committee Substitute Passed 2/20. Perfected 3/5. Passed Senate 3/7.
SB 333 (Rizzo) – increases the fire department sales tax rate from 1/4 cent to 1/2 cent. Local Government Committee. Heard 2/20. Passed Committee 3/5. Senate Perfection Calendar.


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Want to be more in the spirit of Gratitude and Acceptance ?
Sometimes we find ourselves being negative, or always looking at the cons instead of the pros, seeing the glass half empty. We may want to be in Gratitude and Acceptance of what life brings us, but we just default to wishing it were different. So here is what I want to say… we can try to change our reactions on the outer to try to be more positive, more accepting, more grateful but that usually doesn't last very long… and we quickly fall back to our patterned behaviors.
In order to truly transform our behavior and reactions on the outer, we have to look at the underlying sentiments that we are harboring within, underneath those outer reactions and reflect on these: why do we feel negative, why do we want things differently, what is the part of us that feels unhappy, unheard, unseen, what are the unmet needs that are causing us to react in this way?
The truth is that our unmet needs continue to come up to the surface, until they are dealt with. Hiding it or trying to make ourselves forget these needy part of ourselves, only works until the next morning when you wake up and and say something negative to the partner that's eager to see you.
You are the only one that can meet your unmet needs. You have the medicine and that medicine is LOVE, understanding, compassion and the ability to acknowledge yourself. Befriend the part of you that is unhappy… that doesn't have what she wants… that was never heard. Most likely these unmet needs may be coming from past relationship, childhood, or even other lifetimes. Let yourself journal with this part of you, so that you can meet your own needs; feel the feelings, hear the struggle, and witness your own pain in that place. It is only until you have given yourself the LOVE; by letting your feelings be expressed, understood and acknowledged, that your unmet needs will no longer need to lash out unnecessarily to be heard.
So here is the paradox; the most important thing about accepting life… being more open to the present moment and being grateful is that we have to first honor those qualities within us- honor and accept the part of ourselves that isn't grateful, nor happy… the part of us that feels unheard, unseen and unloved. By meeting your own unmet needs, we shift the dynamic so that we can genuinely be in alignment with Gratitude and Acceptance.
In order to be in Gratitude and Acceptance with our outer life… we have to be in acceptance of our inner world; feelings, experience and states, including our neediness and unmet needs.
Finally, how do we do this? My suggestion is to sit with his part of you every morning, until it is no longer needed, with a journal and express your feelings around the reason you feel ungrateful, unhappy, etc.… regardless of how irrational they are. Their origin doesn't matter, what matters is that you listen to your needs and you give yourself the LOVE, the understanding and acceptance you didn't receive.
You are the medicine… and the LOVE, so be with yourself, listen to yourself… not just when feelings are pleasant, but o the feelings that are unpleasant… to the neediness, to the disgruntled part that disturbs your heart ? and in doing so we heal ourselves by allowing the old places of pain to receive the medicine of LOVE that we carry.


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The Hartford Controversy of 1650: 'Afraid to venture our souls'
In 1656, the Hartford Controversy cost Rev. John Russell his job. In the 1650s the church at Hartford, Conn. was one of the most prominent congregations in the colonies. Built by Rev. Thomas Hooker, today regarded as the Father of Connecticut, the church was largely peaceful.
Rev. Russell depicted in the Frederick A. Chapman painting "The Perils of Our Forefathers"
Upon Hooker's death in 1647, controversy began rattling the church. Hooker's successor began toying with the idea of opening up church membership to a greater number of people.
Historian and author Rev. Cotton Mather wrote in his histories of America that the exact details of the Hartford Controversy were hard to tease out even at the time they were ongoing. Personal animus had overwhelmed the substance of the debate, but essentially it boiled down to whether the church should offer baptism to non-church members.
Prior to the Hartford controversy, a child was eligible to be baptized if his or her parents were deemed "in full communion" with the church. In other words, accepting of all major church doctrines.
A progressive movement developed that would allow a child to be baptized if the parents were merely upright, non-scandalous citizens. The church in Boston embraced the idea in 1657.
For conservatives, such as Hartford church elder John Goodwin, the idea was blasphemous.
This set Goodwin against Rev. Samuel Stone, who had arrived in Hartford from England with Hooker. Stone had attempted to embrace the new, looser rules regarding Baptism and he had the support of a strong but vocal minority in his congregation.
The difficulty boiled over when Stone was accused of improperly baptizing some children. Stone sought to leave Hartford with his supporters and join the church at Wethersfield. The government denied this request.
Nevertheless, Stone's philosophy was influential in Wethersfield. In fact, churches throughout Connecticut became embroiled, to a greater or lesser degree, in debating the "Hartford Controversy."
In Wethersfield, Rev. John Russell had assumed the leadership of the church following the death in 1648 of Rev. Henry Smith, its first leader.
Russell and Stone were in agreement about theology. But Russell failed to convince his congregation.
Russell had already been at odds with one of the leaders of his church, Lieutenant John Hollister. Russell had testified in a civil matter against Hollister.
In 1656, their disagreements became a scandal that enveloped the entire town. Russell, with little explanation, excommunicated Hollister from the church. The decision probably related to the hotly debated Hartford Controversy.
Hollister was a powerful man, however. He was the son-in-law of Richard Treat, who owned extensive lands and was well-connected in the Connecticut government.
With Treat's support, Hollister gathered up signatures for a petition to the Connecticut government that was submitted in 1658. The petition excoriated Russell.
He was "rash and sinful." They pleaded with the government for approval to hire a new minister and replace Russell.
"We . . . are afraid to venture our souls under his ministry."
The Connecticut General Assembly did not authorize a new minister, but it did direct Russell to present his charges against Hollister. It's not clear how the feud was resolved, but it is clear who lost. Russell sought and received a grant of land from Massachusetts and formed a new town, Hadley, with other church dissenters. The Hartford Controversy faded away.
Another of Russell's contributions to history was his decision to shelter two judges who had tried and condemned King Charles I of England. The Regicides were driven from England when the monarchy was restored and hid with Russell until they died.
Thanks to: The History of Connecticut: From the First Settlement of the Colony by Gideon Hiram Hollister and The Hollister Family of America by Lafayette Wallace Case.
Related Items:Hadley Mass., Hartford Conn., puritans, religious history, Wethersfield Conn.
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Again the dominance of Puritanism that defined Connecticut's history. A dominance that continues today in this most Puritan of all states !
A dominance that was backed up by a very strict "standing order" or Blue Book code of behavior that was legal until 1800. In the Hartford Room … the historical arm of the Hartford Public Library, I compared the Puritan rules with those of Anglican Virginia's Blue Book … circa 1680. In Connecticut each order was back up with a selective verse from the Puritan Bible; in Virginia with English Common Law. Hence for the same offence, in Virginia the accused was given the choice of paying a fine or having your head stuck in the Goal Yard Stock for a number of hours ; in Connecticut — it was "heads off" and particularly so after the third offence. One of the offences was Smiling on Sunday's. We know that smiling is controlled by Genetics. Hence we can only assume that this accounts for the dourness of the present day descendants of Puritans — that Gene got wiped out !
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Thank you Viola for your interesting insights to the article. The fabulous Pulitzer prize winning book "The most famous man in America" a biography about Henry Ward Beecher, opens with a delightful story over young Henry, son of the "last" Puritan, Lyman Beecher: Walking across the Litchfield, Connecticut, Green on a cold December evening and seeing the lights on in the Episcopal Church. He poked his head in and was astonished. The Episcopalian's had completely decorated the church for Christmas! He knew his father would say it was sacrilegious, but it looked so, well . . . "happy!"
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Man with revoked license arrested after Southeast Side crash that kills pedestrian, Madison police say
Jeff Richgels | Wisconsin State Journal
Shuan T. Jones.
DANE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
A man with a revoked driver's license was arrested after a crash Monday night on the Southeast Side that killed a pedestrian, Madison police reported.
Shuan T. Jones, 37, was arrested on tentative charges of knowingly operating while revoked causing death, ignition interlock device tampering-failure to install, and resisting/obstructing an officer. Jones' driver's license was revoked due to an OWI conviction, according to his Dane County Jail booking page.
The pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which happened shortly after 7 p.m. Monday on Highway 12 near Millpond Road, Sgt. Nathan Becker said.
The person's name will be released later by the Dane County Medical Examiner's Office.
The road was closed until about 12:15 a.m. Tuesday, Becker said.
No more details on the crash were released.
Anyone with any information on the crash is asked to contact the Madison Police Department or Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 608-266-6014.
Madison Mallards pro shop arson, fatal hit-and-run arrest top recent notable crimes in Madison area
Fire that destroyed pro shop at Madison Mallards Duck Pond was arson, authorities say
A fire Thursday night that destroyed the pro shop at the Madison Mallards Duck Pond ballpark on the North Side is "being actively investigated as an arson," the Madison Fire Department said Friday afternoon.
The Fire Department is being assisted in the investigation by the Madison Police Department, the state Department of Criminal Investigation, and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
No injuries were reported. The fire did an estimated $150,000 in damage, Fire Department spokeswoman Cynthia Schuster said in a statement.
STEVE APPS. STATE JOURNAL
Man charged in hit-and-run crash that killed Northport pedestrian
A tip from a relative and another about the location of a damaged vehicle led Madison police to the man they say caused the hit-and-run death of a pedestrian last month on Madison's North Side, according to court documents.
Police were ultimately able to match debris found at the scene of the Sept. 12 crash in the 1700 block of Northport Drive with a Jeep Grand Cherokee owned by Branden R.A. Iler, 22, of Madison, who was charged Wednesday with hit-and-run resulting in death.
The pedestrian who died was identified last month as Darrell Sunderlage, 60, of Brooklyn.
Janesville gas station operator defrauded Libyan Embassy to pay tax, electricity bills, feds allege
A Madison man whose family owns two gas stations in Janesville was indicted Thursday on allegations that he fraudulently used bank account information belonging to the Libyan Embassy to pay state sales and use taxes and the electricity bill owed by the businesses.
Federal court documents state that Ahmad Kanan, 48, whose wife owns a BP gas station and a Clark gas station in Janesville with others in Massachusetts, used the routing and account numbers of the bank account belonging to the Embassy of Libya Military Attaché to make the tax and utility payments in 2017.
Truck airborne for 60 feet before crashing into roof in town of Beloit, police say
A man was arrested in the town of Beloit after crashing his pickup truck into the roof of a home on Saturday evening, police said.
The town of Beloit police responded at 4:26 p.m. after the driver, 37-year-old Pieter E. Bruner, struck the home on the 2900 block of S. Park Avenue. Police said Bruner was under the influence.
TOWN OF BELOIT POLICE
Madison man arrested for exchange of gunfire after dispute at State Street apartment, police say
A Madison man was arrested for an exchange of gunfire after a dispute at a State Street apartment Thursday night that caused property damage but no injuries, Madison police said.
Brandon M. Buckner, 28, was arrested on a tentative charge of second-degree reckless endangering safety.
Man shot in face after he says estranged wife drives up to him, suspect in custody, Janesville police say
A man was shot in the face in Janesville Wednesday night and a suspect was arrested later in Sauk County, police said.
At about 9:30 p.m., officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 1500 block of Center Avenue and found the 48-year-old man who had been shot in the face, Janesville police said.
The man told police he was stopped at an ATM when he noticed a silver van that was being driven by his estranged wife approach him on the passenger side of his vehicle. The man said he then heard a shot and realized he had been hit, police said.
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Man hospitalized after teen brother shoots him in arm in Sun Prairie, police say
A 23-year-old man was hospitalized Tuesday night after his 16-year-old brother shot him in the arm with a handgun in Sun Prairie, police said.
Police were called to an apartment in the 300 building of the Element on Main apartment complex, 311 Park Circle, at about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday for a reported shooting, Lt. Kevin Konopacki said.
Second suspect in North Side homicide arrested in Mississippi, Madison police say
The second of two suspects in a homicide last month on the North Side has been arrested in Mississippi, Madison police said.
U.S. Marshals arrested Larence G. Thomas, 37, Sgt. Ryan Gibson said.
Thomas and Leearthur L. Taylor, 33, are charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of Malik Moss, 19, of Sun Prairie, who was shot several times Sept. 28 at the Ridgecrest Apartments on Northport Drive.
Resident arrested for alleged arson at North Side home, authorities say
A resident has been arrested for alleged arson at a North Side home on Sunday night, authorities said.
Rose M. Galloway, 34, was arrested for arson and first-degree reckless endangerment, Madison police said Monday morning.
MICHELLE STOCKER, THE CAPITAL TIMES ARCHIVES
5 Madison teens crash stolen SUV, flee on foot, police say
Madison police took five Madison teenagers into custody late Friday afternoon after authorities say they crashed a stolen SUV and fled on foot.
According to police, a homeowner on the city's Southwest side reported hearing a crash near his Piedmont Road home and found five male teenagers in an SUV who had just collided with a curb, flattening one of the vehicle's tires and rendering it inoperable.
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Pedestrian who died after crash identified as Madison woman
Susan Johnson, 35, died Monday night after being hit by a vehicle on the Southeast Side near Millpond Road. The driver was arrested.
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Estate of man who died during 2017 Culver's armed robbery sues restaurant's owner
The lawsuit seeks damages for the "conscious pain and suffering" of Christ "Chris" Kneubuehl, 56, of Twin Lakes, who suffered a heart attack.
Police believe Milwaukee acid attack was a hate crime
Mahud Villalaz suffered second-degree burns to his face after a man confronted him Friday about how he had parked his truck and accused him of being in the country illegally. Villalaz, 42, is a U.S. citizen who immigrated from Peru.
Woman scratches, spits in eye of officers after causing crash while driving drunk, Madison police say
Trisha L. Hodges, 40, was arrested on tentative charges of operating while intoxicated-second offense with passengers under 16 in car, battery to emergency rescue worker, disorderly conduct, resisting/obstructing, and discharge of bodily fluids at public safety worker.
Madison man driving 'like a bat out of hell' crashes stolen car on West Beltline, police say
Several bottles of beer were found inside the crashed car and driver Tomas N. Barajas, 38, of Madison, who smelled of alcohol, was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
Gunman pushes way into Southwest Side apartment, robs residents, Madison police say
No injuries were reported in the incident about 12:30 a.m. Sunday in the 4300 block of Britta Parkway, police said.
Illinois man dies in farm accident in Rock County, authorities say
The initial investigation showed that the man apparently slipped on a muddy ladder as he exited the tractor, fell to the ground and was struck by a rear tire of the tractor.
Madison man who worked at children's hospital gets 4 years prison for possessing child porn
Patrick J. Manning was sentenced Monday by Dane County Circuit Court Judge John Hyland, who also gave him three years of extended supervision.
Madison police busy with vehicles left running and unattended being stolen and crashed
No injuries were reported in the crashes police responded to on Sunday.
Wisconsin acid attack suspect once held hunters at gunpoint
The chance encounter with the hunters in 2006 sheds light into the temperament of 61-year-old Clifton A. Blackwell, now accused in a seemingly random, gruesome attack in Milwaukee.
Charging decision 'some time' off in 'complex' crash that killed woman pedestrian, prosecutor says
The Dane County Medical Examiner identified a pedestrian killed Monday night as Susan E. Johnson, 35, of Madison. A man who was arrested has been released from jail, pending charges.
Traffic violation charged, but no charges filed yet for pedestrian fatality
Prosecutors are still waiting for test results before deciding whether to charge a Madison man for the death of a pedestrian last month.


WASHINGTON -- President Clinton's retreat on Bosnia may b prudent policy but it is clearly devastating politics. Once again, he is paying a price for hubris and big talk.
During the campaign last year Clinton repeatedly taxed then President George Bush for failing to take action in Bosnia. Then last month, seeking the political initiative, the new president put himself out front by declaring it was necessary to act "quickly and decisively" on Bosnia. The message was that Clinton intended to rally those recalcitrant European allies behind an end to the embargo on arms for the Bosnian Muslims and perhaps even behind airstrikes on Serbian artillery positions -- in short, the strongest action short of sending ground troops into Bosnia.
The political stakes in the Clinton declaration were always significant. This was a brand-new president intent on showing that his career as governor of Arkansas didn't mean he wasn't qualified to play effectively on the international stage. Indeed, he had already made one show of foreign policy acumen by allying himself so clearly with Boris Yeltsin in Russia. Now another success in the Balkans could put to rest any lingering doubts about his credentials, probably for the rest of his term.
But high stakes mean high risks, and now Clinton must live with the downside. The evidence is plain that his intense attempts to persuade the Europeans have fallen flat. To the naked eye, the U.S. position now doesn't look that much different from the policy of George Bush that Clinton criticized so freely a year ago.
Clinton also has suffered from a miscalculation of his own ability to rally public opinion at home. From the outset, opinion polls have shown Americans unwilling to risk either American resources or lives in Bosnia because they have not been persuaded there is a vital U.S. interest in the war there, as horrific as the pictures coming through the television sets night after night may be.
Moreover, those same polls show strong support for the view that Clinton should be spending his time and energy on domestic problems -- the economy most notably -- rather than becoming preoccupied with foreign policy. That same message is the one that sent Bush into early retirement last year.
Thus, Clinton seems to have managed the worst of both worlds " politically. His tough talk has been exposed as just that -- talk. And he also has reinforced the picture of himself as being distracted from the main business at hand -- a picture he is trying to erase with his new campaign-like travels around the country.
The fact that a cautious policy toward Bosnia makes eminent good sense now misses the point. The situation isn't a bit different, except in degree, from what it was when the president was so insistent on acting "quickly and decisively" or, for that matter, what it was when he criticized his predecessor so cavalierly a year ago.
This is not one of those cases in which the president can claim with some justification that the circumstances have changed and he is simply reacting to those new realities. Instead, it is one of those cases -- like the Haitian refugee situation, for example -- in which it was always easier to seize the temporary political advantage than to carry through on a policy.
No one knowledgeable about politics imagines that Clinton's reversal on Bosnia is going to cause him any serious lasting damage with the voters. Although the decision may be extremely disappointing to liberals who have been most hawkish about the United States taking a role to save Bosnian Muslim lives, the issue is not one that has become a primary concern of most Americans.
Given the new isolationism abroad in the land, the president is probably coming down on the right side politically.
But presidential images are based on how presidents handle themselves in all sorts of situations over the months.
And this retreat contributes at least marginally to a picture of Bill Clinton as uncertain and perhaps a little green on foreign policy. It could have been avoided if the president had not been so assiduous about seeking the political advantage in the first place.
NTC But he took the risk and now he has egg on his face.


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Q: How to post images to facebook via windows phone? In my application image has to post to Facebook,mail.Sorry i am new to windows phone.i don't have a idea.please help me.what i can do first.

A: You should give the Facebook C# SDK a try
Facebook C# SDK
I have built this in once in an app of mine. They have plenty examples available which should be useful.

A: If you want to share a status you can use your facebook account on your phone using Share link task (with this method you can only post on your wall) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh394027%28v=vs.92%29.aspx
To post (pictures, messages or others) on every wall you have access you need some things :
First you need to create a facebook application using this link :
Facebook developers
After that you need to identify yourself using a WebBrowser control with the link related to your application. The application requests authorization to perform certain actions such as posting. You need to detail the authorizations like this :
Dictionary<string, string> uriParams = new Dictionary<string, string>() {
                        {"client_id", "your app id"},
                        {"response_type", "token"},
                        {"scope", "user_about_me, offline_access, publish_stream"}, //The rights
                        {"redirect_uri", "http://www.facebook.com/connect/login_success.html"},
                        {"display", "touch"}
                    };

The Dictionary also contains the redirection uri to define if the operation was successful.
Finally you are authentified and receive an access token. Now you can use a WebRequest POST to post a message using this token :
WebRequest request = HttpWebRequest.Create("https://graph.facebook.com/" + the id of your wall + "/feed");
            request.Method = "POST";
            request.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded";
            request.BeginGetRequestStream((reqResult) =>
            {
                using (Stream strm = request.EndGetRequestStream(reqResult))
                using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(strm))
                {
                    writer.Write(client.AccessToken);
                    writer.Write("&message=" + HttpUtility.UrlEncode(status));
                }
                request.BeginGetResponse((result) =>
                {
                    try
                    {
                        var response = request.EndGetResponse(result);
                        using (var rstrm = response.GetResponseStream())
                        {
                            var serializer = new DataContractJsonSerializer(typeof(FacebookPostResponse));
                            var postResponse = serializer.ReadObject(rstrm) as FacebookPostResponse;
                            callback(true, null);
                        }
                    }
                    catch (Exception ex)
                    {
                        callback(false, ex);
                    }
                }, null);
            }, null);

Here is how to post a message on a facebook page,

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