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Ca(NO3)2—NaNO3—KNO3 Molten Salt Mixtures for Direct Thermal Energy Storage Systems in Parabolic Trough Plants
Judith C. Gomez, Nicolas Calvet, Anne K. Starace and Greg C. Glatzmaier
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Judith C. Gomez
National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
1617 Cole Boulevard, Golden, CO 80401
e-mail: Judith.Gomez@nrel.gov
Nicolas Calvet
1617 Cole Boulevard,
Golden, CO 80401; CIC Energigune,
Albert Einstein 48,
01510 Miñano (Álava), Spain
Greg C. Glatzmaier
1Corresponding author.
Contributed by the Solar Energy Division of ASME for publication in the Journal of Solar Energy Engineering. Manuscript received March 2, 2012; final manuscript received November 8, 2012; published online January 25, 2013. Assoc. Editor: Rainer Tamme.
J. Sol. Energy Eng 135(2), 021016 (Jan 25, 2013) (8 pages) Paper No: SOL-12-1063; doi: 10.1115/1.4023182 History: Received March 02, 2012; Revised November 08, 2012
Abstract | Introduction | Experiment | Results and Discussion | Conclusions | Acknowledgements | References
Molten salts are currently the only thermal energy storage media operating with multiple hours of energy capacity in commercial concentrated solar power (CSP) plants. Thermal energy is stored by sensible heat in the liquid phase. A lower melting point in the range of 60–120 °C and a decomposition temperature above 500 °C are desired because such a fluid would enhance the overall efficiency of the plants by utilizing less energy to keep the salt in the liquid state and by producing superheated steam at higher temperatures in the Rankine cycle. One promising candidate is a multicomponent NaNO3—KNO3—Ca(NO3)2 molten salt. Different compositions have been reported in literature as the best formulation for CSP plants based on melting temperature. In this paper, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) presents the handling, preparation, thermal properties, and characterization of different compositions for this ternary nitrate salt, and comparisons are drawn accordingly. This system has a high tendency to form supercooled liquids with high viscosity that undergo glass formation during cooling. When the proportion of Ca(NO3)2 decreases, the formulations become more thermally stable, the viscosity goes down, and the system increases its degree of crystalline solidification. Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) tests showed the presence of a ternary eutectoid solid–solid invariant reaction at around 100 °C. The eutectic invariant reaction was resolved between 120 and 133 °C as reported in the literature. Based on DSC and viscosity results, the best composition would seem to be 36 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—16 wt. % NaNO3—48 wt. % KNO3, which showed a low solidification point.
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Ternary phase diagram of Ca(NO3)2—NaNO3—KNO3 showing isothermal liquidus lines [24-25]. Binary phase diagrams: upper left: KNO3—Ca(NO3)2 [26]; upper right: Ca(NO3)2—NaNO3 [27]; and bottom: KNO3—NaNO3 [28].
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DSC plots for formulation 4 (42 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—15 wt. % NaNO3—43 wt. % KNO3) for three heating/cooling cycles from 35 to 200 °C at 10 K/min. The lower plot corresponds to the heating cycle and the upper plot corresponds to the cooling cycle.
DSC plots for formulation 1 (48 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—7 wt. % NaNO3—45 wt. % KNO3) for three heating/cooling cycles from 35 to 200 °C at 10 K/min. The lower plot corresponds to the heating cycle and the upper plot corresponds to the cooling cycle.
Typical XRD pattern of the premelted product of Ca(NO3)2—NaNO3—KNO3 for compositions higher than 42 wt. % Ca(NO3)2, showing a glassy (amorphous) phase
TGA results for the relative thermal stability of anhydrous formulation 3 (44 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—12 wt. % NaNO3—44 wt. % KNO3) under nitrogen and zero air
Maximum stability temperature calculated using the T3 method [33] for 3% of mass loss from the anhydrous weight defined at 400 °C as a function of the Ca+2/Na+ molar ratio
Viscosity of formulation 3 (44 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—12 wt. % NaNO3—44 wt. % KNO3) and formulation 6 (30 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—24 wt. % NaNO3—46 wt. % KNO3) compared with Bradshaw results [17] for formulation 5 (36 wt. % Ca(NO3)2—16 wt. % NaNO3—48 wt. % KNO3)
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Online lending services are a popular alternative to traditional bank lending. They offer speed, ease, and convenience. It typically takes less than an hour to complete an application (not to mention the time saved not having to get in your car and meet your lender face-to-face) and approval is usually granted within a few days.
An angel investor is a wealthy individual who makes a one-off investment in a startup in return for equity or convertible debt. Unlike venture capitalists, angel investors invest their own money rather than other's money. According to the US Securities and Exchange Comission (SEC) guidelines, an angel investor must have a minimum net worth of $1 million and earn annual income of $200,000 or more.
In recent years some angel investors have organized themselves into angel groups or networks. The typical angel investor is a friend, relative, or mentor of the business owner.
If you have a close friend or relative with spare cash, you might want to consider asking them to lend you some money to help start your business. Borrowing from a loved one can save you the hassle of going to a lender and the cost of paying back interest.
But be careful: while your loved ones might embrace the prospect of helping you with your business venture, failure to repay them could damage your relationship.
Credit cards are a viable source of funding for small businesses that are just starting out and need quick access to a small amount of funding. Some credit cards offer no-interest introductory periods, making them a good option for handling initial expenses without accumulating debt.
If you've just opened your business and want to build up credit before applying for a formal loan, taking out a credit card and meeting your monthly payments is a good way of achieving this.
Microloans are loans of up to $50,000 issued by individuals or micro-lending institutions instead of banks and credit unions. They are designed to help small businesses with limited credit history and capital.
Some microlenders lend money specifically to women, minorities, low-income applicants, or other groups perceived as being at a disadvantage with traditional lenders. The Federal Government's Small Business Administration (SBA) runs a program to help match businesses with microlenders. Some peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders also match borrowers with microlenders.
The SBA supports more than 800 partnering lenders, community development organizations, and micro-lending institutions by reducing their risk and making it easier for them to access capital. It operates Lender Match, a free online tool that connects small businesses with SBA-approved lenders.
SBA-guaranteed loans can be used for most business purposes, although lender terms and requirements may vary. Only for-profit businesses located in the United States can qualify for an SBA loan. The business owners must have invested their own time and money in the business and must have exhausted other financing options.
Lending Club is among the leading P2P lenders, offering a streamlined application process with approval in minutes and funding within a few days.
Social lending or P2P lending is a form of financing offered by sites like LendingClub that matches borrowers with individuals interested in funding them. Another type of social lending is crowdfunding, but instead of paying interest on the loan, the business owner typically gives the investor an equity share or sends them a product in return for the investment.
Financing can be the most stressful thing about running a small business, but the good news is that there are many options out there. For some businesses, a loan from a conventional or online lender might be the best option. But if you prefer not to take a loan or you simply don't meet the requirements of traditional lenders, there's no shortage of creative financing options for you to explore.


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What is Kindle First? Amazon's new service explained
By Jon Mundy
Contact via linkedin October 1, 2014 5:36 pm BST
1. Want free books a month ahead of release?
2. How Kindle First works
3. Non-Prime members can also join
4. You get to read them before anyone else
5. The major publishers aren't on board
6. How do I choose?
7. How long do I get to keep it?
8. Rival services
Want free books a month ahead of release?
Amazon has just launched Kindle First, a new initiative that promises to give Prime subscribers free eBooks, here in the UK. But what exactly is it, and how does it work?
We're always interested in free stuff here at TrustedReviews, so let's take a closer look.
How Kindle First works
Every month, Amazon Publishing editors select four new books from across a spread of popular categories (mystery, thriller, historical fiction etc). It publishes these on the Kindle First section of the Amazon website.
These books make up a selection from which Prime customers can select one for a free download onto a Kindle or a tablet or smartphone running the Kindle app.
Non-Prime members can also join
Even if you don't have a Prime subscription, you can still benefit from Kindle First. You can make the same selection from the same four books, but you'll have to 'buy it now' for 99p, which will automatically sign you up to a monthly email announcing the next Kindle First picks.
99p is still a ridiculously low price for what will invariably be a decent book – especially when you consider the following.
You get to read them before anyone else
The special thing about these Kindle First selections is that they won't have been officially published elsewhere yet. When you make your selection, you're essentially getting a preview copy a month ahead of everyone else.
Well, everyone who isn't on Kindle First, anyway.
The major publishers aren't on board
None of the Kindle First books to date (it's been running for a year in the US) have come from major publishers. Though Amazon says that its selections are from "best-selling authors," you're unlikely to be picking up the next squillion-selling, celebrity-endorsed, Hollywood-courting page turner here.
That's the only real catch that we can see, though.
You know we mentioned that the Amazon Publishing editors are involved with the Kindle First book selections? Well those same editors will supply a personal summary of their selections.
Don't expect a dry synopsis of the book's plot. Think instead of the kind of Amazon user reviews you get at the bottom of a listing, only properly written by someone who knows what they're talking about.
How long do I get to keep it?
Unlike Kindle Unlimited, you get to keep your selected Kindle First eBook forever. It's yours.
Rival services
Perhaps understandably, given the size and reach of Amazon's eBook operation, there's nothing else quite like Kindle First out there. What's more, arguably the closest thing to it is another Amazon initiative.
The aforementioned Kindle Unlimited launched in the UK just the other week. It offers a range of 650,000 books to rent for £7.99 per month. It's kind of like Spotify for books – if Spotify lacked the support of all of the major publishing houses, that is.
Otherwise, neither of Amazon's two biggest eBook-distributing rivals – Apple and Barnes & Noble – have anything like this to offer.
Read More: Amazon Kindle Voyage: 6 features to get excited about
Jon is a seasoned freelance writer who started covering games and apps in 2007 before expanding into smartphones and consumer tech, dabbling in lifestyle and media coverage along the way. Besides bein…


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Sunset Park Redevelopment Proposal Misses the Mark
On a recent Sunday afternoon, an impressive array of leaders from Sunset Park's tenant advocacy, environmental justice, small business, and community-based institutions, and their citywide allies gathered to announce their participation in a coalition to monitor and raise concerns about Jamestown Properties' $1 billion dollar redevelopment and rezoning proposal for Industry City.
Of key concern is the incongruity of the Industry City proposal for a hotel, university facility, and retail in one of the city's few remaining industrial, working waterfront neighborhoods. In addition to an extensive industrial building stock, Sunset Park has an inter-modal infrastructure and is anchored by two massive city-owned facilities - South Brooklyn Marine Terminal and Brooklyn Army Terminal. As one of the speakers noted, the last time a New York City waterfront neighborhood faced a similar scaled development proposal was in 2005, when Greenpoint-Williamsburg was rezoned with devastating consequences for the area's Latino community.
Sunset Park is a vibrant, working class, immigrant Latino-Asian neighborhood with a much-lauded walk to work population. Recent media accounts, however, describe a derelict, moribund, and gritty industrial waterfront. This skewed representation is similar to the New York Times coverage of Queens's pan-Latino, immigrant Roosevelt Avenue as a "corridor of vice" in order to rationalize a controversial proposal for an expanded Business Improvement District. These characterizations help prime a neighborhood for transformative private sector interventions such as that proposed by Jamestown Properties and their partners.
There is no question that deindustrialization and private and public disinvestment have taken a heavy toll on Sunset Park, but some businesses – not just storage and warehousing – have long co-existed in a manufacturing-maritime ecosystem. These include garment cutters, sewing subcontractors, furniture makers, auto repair shops, construction material suppliers, moving companies, and food manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributers. They may not be part of Jamestown Properties' vision of an artisanal and hip innovation-maker economy but these small businesses are an important part of Sunset Park's local economy and immigrant employment base.
In 2010, I met with two Chinese garment contractors who relocated their factories from Manhattan Chinatown to 39th Street in Sunset Park due to rising rents and real estate instability. One produced evening gowns for a Midtown Garment Center manufacturer and he was optimistic about the future since he had secured an affordable space for his business. A short three years later, the building 353 Fashion Inc. occupied was sold to a real estate investment company that has recently obtained a Department of Buildings permit to demolish the 7 story building. According to my review of the NYS Department of Labor Apparel Industry Taskforce data, the number of garment contractors at Industry City was halved from 39 to 20 in the year, following Jamestown Properties' acquisition of a 49.9% ownership share.
This past August, I met with a few Bush Terminal tenants including the owner of a furniture and cabinet manufacturer, Dean & Silva, who were concerned about their tenancy amid a growing buzz about transformative waterfront redevelopment. Given the spectacular views of the Upper New York Bay and the drumbeat that NYC's manufacturing future is premised on an innovation economy, these businesses may not be deemed the "highest and best" uses for Sunset Park's waterfront.
The Industry City proposal claims to generate 20,000 jobs but there is little detail to substantiate this projection. So far, the proposal and design renderings focus on the proposed hotel, retail streetscape, and bicycle path. What we do know about job creation in the innovation economy is based on a 2013 Pratt study of the Brooklyn Navy Yard which found that 60% of Navy Yard tenants employ fewer than five employees. Given the realities of modern manufacturing that innovators typically require small spaces and hire few employees, this leads one to wonder whether most of the projected jobs for Sunset Park residents will be generated by the planned hotel and expanded retail.
On a recent tour of the Brooklyn Army Terminal, the guide lamented the threat posed by "residential creep" in industrial districts but the immediate concern for Sunset Park's waterfront may be more appropriately described as "retail creep." Several years ago, then Federal Building #2 designated developer, Time Equities Inc., was unabashed in naming their proposed project: Sunset Marketplace. While the 2008 financial crisis doomed this project, the current owner of Federal Building #2 (renamed Liberty View Industrial Plaza) just announced that a Bed Bath and Beyond will lease more than 100,000 square feet for four of its retail outlets.
The threat of displacement due to rising property values is real not only for industrial businesses but also for the sizable residential population in Sunset Park's manufacturing zoned area. Grandfathered by the 1961 Zoning Resolution, Sunset Park's waterfront bounded by 65th and 15th Streets, 3rd Avenue, and the Upper New York Bay represents four census tracts which according to the most recent 2013 American Community Survey includes about 10,000 residents. Living adjacent to the Gowanus Expressway and the industrial waterfront, this population has been on the frontline of neighborhood environmental justice struggles. Now, they face another type of threat. Among this population, 66% are Latino and a third have incomes below the poverty line. The educational attainment level for an overwhelming majority (63%) of the adults is completion of high school at most. These are families at imminent risk of displacement.
Community stakeholders are right to raise concerns about Williamsburg in part because the city largely dismissed the Greenpoint-Williamsburg 197a plan in its 2005 rezoning of the industrial waterfront. After a 13-year planning process, Sunset Park's 197a, which focuses on protecting the manufacturing and maritime waterfront, was adopted by the New York City Council in 2009. That same year, NYC EDC designated Sunset Park a "sustainable urban industrial district" in its Sunset Park Waterfront Vision Plan.
UPROSE also recently completed a NYS Brownfield Opportunity Areas planning process which engaged community residents, small business owners, and local non-profit organizations in developing a plan for the remediation and redevelopment of waterfront sites. All three plans emphasize shared goals to protect and grow industrial employment, promote green manufacturing and climate resiliency, and increase the efficient movement of goods.
Along with UPROSE, organizations represented at the recent press event include Neighbors Helping Neighbors, Trinity Lutheran Church, So.Biz, Working Families, Association of Neighborhood and Housing Developers, New York City Environmental Justice Alliance, SEIU 32BJ, Teamsters Local 812, Pratt Center for Community Development, and ALIGN. It is a broad coalition with important demands.
Recent news that Mayor de Blasio is considering a ban on hotels as an "as of right" development in light manufacturing zones is a small but positive step towards protecting Sunset Park's industrial waterfront. We need all our elected officials to affirm Sunset Park as a working waterfront, to honor the years of hard work and good faith in community planning, and to advance developments that truly support a sustainable industrial district that is job intensive for local residents.
By Tarry Hum


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Q: MySQL Help with storing data I am making a database for a client where I will have an Account and in that account I want to have the post's of that account along with the post's data (likes, comments). How could i store the posts (along with their data) in the database?

A: Lets suppose you have this data to handle (accounts,posts,likes,comments) you should create a different table for each of these 'objects'.So you will have:
TABLE accounts (id,name,email..)
TABLE posts (id,title,text,account_id[FK]..)
TABLE likes (id,value,post_id[FK])
TABLE comments (id,tect,datetime,post_id[FK])

where the 'id' fields are AUTO-INCREMENT index and the fields followed by the 'FK' are foreign keys.
If you're not sure what a foreing key is give a look here doc
try being more detailed next time if you need an answer that goes straight-to-the-point!
Hope it helps


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... By our very nature we were subject to God's anger, just like everyone else. But God is so rich in mercy, and he loved us so much, that even though we were dead because of our sins, he gave us life when he raised Christ from the dead. (It is only by God's grace that you have been saved!) For he raised us from the dead along with Christ and seated us with him in the heavenly realms because we are united with Christ Jesus. ... God saved you by his grace when you believed. And you can't take credit for this; it is a gift from God. Salvation is not a reward for the good things we have done, so none of us can boast about it.
He [God] does not punish us for all our sins; he does not deal harshly with us, as we deserve. For his unfailing love toward those who fear him is as great as the height of the heavens above the earth. He has removed our sins as far from us as the east is from the west.
Why do you think the idea of getting what you deserve is so popular?
What are the pros and cons of a "you get what you deserve" mindset?
What areas of life can often make us feel guilty? What is it about those areas that can cause us to feel that way?
Read Psalm 103:10-12. Why does God not give us what we deserve?
Describe a time when someone could have given you what you deserved, but they gave you grace instead.
In what ways can God's mercy and grace transform us?
How can we show Jesus' love to others—to our family, friends, and those in our community?
Father, thank You for saving us. Thank You for Christ's sacrifice on our behalf. Thank You for the Holy Spirit's work in renewing our hearts and minds every day. Lead us in sharing the good news of Your grace with those around us. In Jesus' name, amen.
Spend time in prayer this week, thanking God for His great love for us and the grace He's freely given us.


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Economic Action Plan 2015 Act, No. 1 June 10th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals will apply the vote and will be voting no.
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals agree to apply the vote and will vote against.
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals agree to apply the vote and we vote no.
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals agree to apply the vote and are voting yes.
Mr. Speaker, the Liberals agree to apply the vote and will be voting no, together with the member for Vancouver Quadra.
Business of Supply June 8th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, we are watching the unemployment rate go up in Newfoundland and Labrador. We all know there could be any number of reasons for that. The issue for us is that we need to help create jobs. Governments do not create jobs on their own. They need to work with the private sector to do that. However, when private small and medium-sized businesses are having trouble because the rates for EI premiums are increasing, they are more inclined not to hire than to hire. That affects the hiring process.
Small and medium-sized businesses are the backbone of our economy, particularly in rural communities. If we are to make the premium so high that it is impossible for employers to meet the demand if they were to hire, then it really does ensure that they do not do the hiring they want to do or that needs to be done to accommodate those people who have a certain skill set. Instead they are forced to leave Newfoundland and Labrador to make use of it.
Mr. Speaker, anyone who has had to be available to those who need to access the employment insurance program knows only too well how difficult it is and how hard people find it. Some of them are embarrassed about having to access a program that really is their program, one into which they have paid. It would not exist without them. However, so many have had to wait so long that sometimes they give up. They leave their families and apply for work across the country. Certainly, in Newfoundland and Labrador, many people have gone to work in Alberta because they know if they wait to find employment in Newfoundland and the length of time it takes to avail of the employment insurance programs, they cannot support their families. Therefore, they will leave their families.
Unfortunately, in many cases it means parents have to go without attending a graduation or do not get to be part of a birthday celebration. Their parents are getting older and they cannot be around them. This is affecting family life. The measures the government has taken have not helped in any way, shape or form to make life easier for those who, through no fault of their own, have had to avail of the employment insurance system.
Mr. Speaker, I rise to speak to this motion on behalf of all of those who, through no fault of their own, find that they have to avail themselves of the employment insurance system from time to time; especially, those in my constituency of Random—Burin—St. George's who both pay into and end up having to rely on employment insurance.
Mr. Speaker, let me say I will be splitting my time with the member for Winnipeg North.
I am told that until one actually has to avail oneself of the employment insurance system, it is really hard for one to understand or appreciate just what is involved. I heard that from time to time from my constituents, the people I represent, who would really much rather be working and earning a living than having to depend upon a system of any sort to help them provide for their families.
Recently released employment data, for instance, for the province I represent, Newfoundland and Labrador, shows that unemployment levels are steadily rising. The general unemployment rate for February 2015 was 12.6%, up nearly a full percentage point from February 2014. For the same period, the unemployment rate for young people aged 15 to 24 was 16.4%.
That tells us how difficult it is for some people in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, let alone throughout the country, to make ends meet when they are having difficulty acquiring a job. We have adult children moving back in with their parents because they cannot get that first job. If they are lucky enough to secure work, if the jobs are available, they are part time, making it difficult, if not impossible, for them to make ends meet by their own means. That is the impact that such a weak economy is having upon parents and their children.
Young adults trying to find that first job are unable to contribute EI premiums and, thus, despite being unemployed, are unable to access benefits. They are forever caught between a rock, which is a weak job market, and a hard place, which is their inability to receive EI because they have not worked enough hours to qualify. This creates a vicious cycle, particularly with respect to EI training benefits.
EI training benefits are intended to help unemployed workers gain the skills they need to find a new job. However, there is a catch. First, they must be EI beneficiaries to access them. This is particularly problematic when we consider the fact that, according to the Mowat EI task force report, those who do not have enough hours to qualify for EI may benefit most from access to training programs. These young workers stand to benefit the most from these training programs and yet are unable to access them. It is indeed a vicious circle, one that we must put a stop to.
The best way to combat youth unemployment and to help create a secure financial future is through job creation and job training. At a time when youth unemployment is high and many students and recent graduates struggle to find jobs or co-op placements, the current government is continuing to compound the problem by its actions. Instead of supporting young workers, the current Conservative government cut funding to the Canada summer jobs program, which provided income and valuable job experience for young Canadians.
Young workers and the self-employed are not the only people struggling to obtain benefits. In addition to keeping premiums artificially high, the current Conservative government has also made major changes to the EI system that have had disproportionately negative effects on workers in seasonal industries.
The current government has required people to accept jobs further and further from where they are living, increasing commuting costs, often dramatically, and decreasing quality of life. A one-hour commute in my riding can impose a significant financial burden upon already vulnerable workers because of lack of public transportation and high fuel costs. Also, in a lot of cases, the conditions of the roads over which they have to travel are not the most helpful and, again, this increases costs because of the wear and tear on the vehicles that they drive.
The Conservative government has also moved to broaden the definition of suitable employment to force people to accept jobs that are less comparable to their previous employment. Frequent users of EI, such as those in seasonal industries, must now accept virtually any available job. These changes mean workers may be forced to constantly jump between industries and towns more than ever before, again, just to make ends meet.
What does the government offer them? Callous indifference. The same sort of indifference we have seen in my office and offices across the country, as people call in desperation as they are forced to wait well beyond the 28 days for their claims to be processed. All because cuts at Service Canada left them understaffed and unable to process claims in a timely manner.
We have had instances in Random—Burin—St. George's where people had to wait as long as 70 days. If they make one little mistake, they do not get a call asking about that mistake, their claim is denied and they have to reapply. Not just 70 days, but we have had them wait 45 days. It is unreasonable and it is indeed callous. These are people who are having to go without an income while they are waiting to have their claims processed.
They would much rather be working. They do not want to have to depend on a government system, although remember, it is their system, their money and they paid into this insurance program. They would much rather work and it is unfair for them to have to wait such a long period of time to access their own money through the insurance program.
This jeopardizes not just the economic security of those hard-working Canadians forced to travel in search of work, it also jeopardizes the economic security of their communities, many of which are reliant on seasonal industries for their continued survival.
The government should be working to make it easier for Canadians to not just make ends meet, but to thrive. Instead, the Conservative government seems intent on making it more difficult. This is an issue of fairness. Canadians need and deserve an employment insurance system that provides fair benefits at a fair cost. While this motion will not reverse all the damaging changes we have seen in the EI system over the past almost decade of Conservative government, it is indeed a step in the right direction.
Liberals have been calling for the Conservatives to allow the EI account to balance itself over the business cycle. However, since the government agreed to that in 2012, it has never actually allowed the rate to be set where it should be to achieve a seven-year balance. After several EI rate setting mechanism changes over the past few years, the government finally settled on a plan that aims to have the EI account balanced over the course of seven years, a time frame which in theory should prevent very large premium hikes in periods of economic downturn.
Unfortunately, despite this new system, the government opted not to follow its own actuarial advice on where to set the EI premium rate in 2015. Instead, it chose to set the rate above the level needed to achieve the seven-year balance. The Parliamentary Budget Officer in his recent report said the setting of the EI premium rate in 2015-16 continues to be a concern and that this acted against the government's objective of ensuring EI premiums are set transparently and used only for EI benefits and administration purposes.
The Conservative government froze EI premiums artificially high in 2015, forcing workers and their employers to pay $2.7 billion more in premiums this year than the government expects to pay in benefits. That is $2.7 billion that could be reinvested in Canadian business to create more jobs and put money in the pockets of hard-working Canadians. That decision by the government was unfair. Perhaps even more unfair, many unemployed Canadians are unable to collect EI benefits despite paying into the program.
In 2014, only 38% of unemployed workers in Canada were eligible to collect EI. Contract workers are often unable to access benefits between contracts. Part-time workers often do not accumulate enough hours to be eligible and the self-employed still have access to fewer benefits than other workers. It is time for us to take this seriously and to do what needs to be done to set the employment insurance benefit system right.
Employment May 13th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, the Conservatives have been spending $100,000 per self-serving partisan ad during the NHL playoffs. Each of these ads could fund 30 summer student jobs. While we are sad that there are no Canadian teams left in the playoffs, there could be one winner, and that could be Canadian students.
Will the Prime Minister commit here and now to redirect the remaining money that was allocated for partisan ads during the playoffs and instead invest it in providing jobs for hundreds of Canadian students?
Lifetime Achievement Award May 11th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize William Callahan of Newfoundland and Labrador, who has had a distinguished career in journalism and politics. Mr. Callahan was recognized this past weekend at the Atlantic Journalism Awards as recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award.
His career spanned radio and television, as well as print media in which he held various positions, including principal owner of the paper The Daily News. His sports writing and broadcasting earned him a place in the Newfoundland and Labrador Hockey Hall of Fame.
As a reporter, he covered everything from the Germany that emerged after the fall of the Berlin Wall to the burgeoning oil and aquaculture industries in Norway.
He also authored two books, as well as editing a third.
Mr. Callahan took a break from journalism when he ran successfully to be a member of the provincial House of Assembly.
While he served as minister of energy, mines, and resources, he was involved in the establishment of Gros Morne as a national park, which later became a UNESCO world heritage site, and L'Anse aux Meadows and Port au Choix as historic sites in the province.
I ask all members to join me in congratulating 83-year-old William Callahan on this prestigious award.


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The property benefits from a secure parking space.
Note: The property has not been internally inspected by BidX1. Interested parties must rely on their own enquires in this regard.
Let on an assured shorthold tenancy agreement for a term of 12 months from 09/12/2017 at a rent of £638 per calender month.
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Finding Your Identity in Online Games
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As of today, there are dozens of massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMOPRGs) scheduled for release or in beta. It's hard to decide which online game to play. And most of us don't have the time or money to play more than one game at a time. With all the competition, software companies need to find more creative ways to distinguish themselves from each other and retain their player base.
After all the hype for a game's initial release dies down, what keeps players engaged in the virtual world? On the one hand, the game has to be fun and must remain so. Beyond that, players must have a sense of ownership: they must have a tangible connection and personal investment in their online world.
Online games are an extension of our real lives. What keeps us happy in the real world will often translate to what keeps us เว็บบอล happy in the virtual world of a game. We like to feel special and have the ability to express ourselves in our own unique way. We also enjoy the freedom to choose what we do with our possessions and time.
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One of the most important aspects of a game is being able to customize the character of the game. Having a unique avatar or graphic representation helps players stand out. It is a key element that defines the identity of a player.
The latest online role-playing games allow you to modify a multitude of physical factors, including hair color and style, facial features, height, weight, age, and gender. This allows players to create a one-of-a-kind avatar that defines them in the virtual world.
As voice chat becomes more common in online games, gamers feel the need to customize the sound of their voice. These players may have spent a lot of time customizing the look of their avatars, so why not have voices to match? Voice-changing products like Screaming Bee's MorphVOX allow these players to have a unique voice that matches their character in the game, whether they choose to be a mighty giant or a space adventurer.
Opportunities to upgrade a character's skills or abilities are an important feature of an online game. Just like in the real world, people like to have the option to change their lot in life through self-improvement. Between gaining skills and "leveling up", your online character continues to grow and improve.
Another way to customize your character in the game is to provide a variety of clothing and possessions. Just as someone might look and dress a certain way in real life, your in-game character should have the option to wear a variety of clothing. Unique clothing combinations provide a form of self-expression, define your character's style, and allow people to find you in a crowded tavern or spaceport. And depending on one's mood, it's nice to have a variety of outfits to wear on hunts or special events.
A game with a variety of loot and goodies is a huge draw for players. Much of the excitement and interest in online gaming comes from the opportunity to discover cool new treasures. People will literally spend hours and days from their real life "campsite" spots in the virtual world of a game to find the latest and greatest loot or treasure.
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Public comments from parents, grand-parents, teachers, and Arizona residents are crucial to ensure that we do not have a "Rebrand of Common Core." Rather, the public comments received will provide direction on the improvements that can be made so Arizona's academic standards are age-appropriate, simply and clearly stated, and of the highest quality.
This process to "Review and Replace Common Core" was started back on March 23, 2015 through the Governor's directive to the Arizona State Board of Education. Gov. Ducey to Arizona Citizens: "Please Get Involved in the Process to Remove and Replace Common Core"
Click HERE for the link to the public comment portal.
Many teachers, parents, students, psychologists, social workers and early childhood health and education professionals, and other thinkers have strongly criticized the Common Core standards.
Two original members of the Common Core Validation Committee refused to sign off on them. Dr. Sandra Stotsky and Dr. James Milgram.
Dr. Stotsky oversaw the development of the Massachusetts standards and accountability system. After implementation, Massachusetts students scored first or tied for first place on all four National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) tests in 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011, and 2013. After Massachusetts adopted Common Core, the rankings plummeted.
Dr. Stotsky has offered, for free to any school or district, a set of English/Language Arts Standards for K-12.
Dr. James Milgram, math professor emeritus at Stanford University, is a mathematician so highly regarded that he's on the NASA advisory council, and the only mathematician on the Common Core Validation Committee. He has stated that students "educated" under Common Core math will be at least two years behind their peers from high-performing countries. See James Milgram Testimony to the Indiana Senate Education Committee , A Discussion of the Issues with Common Core Math Standards, and Dr. Jim Milgram Warns Common Core will Destroy America's Standing in Technology.
Common Core Standards fail to give careful consideration for what is "developmentally appropriate." This results in negative consequences to children. The lack of input by child development experts on the CCS writing team is obvious in the approach the writers chose to determine the standards. Instead of considering what is "developmentally appropriate" for each grade, Common Core backtracks the end goals of college and career readiness down to the Kindergarten level. The set of skills and expectations that define a "college and career ready" high school graduate, such as critical thinking, begin in Kindergarten.
For example, you will see these directives in every math level beginning in Kindergarten, through Grade 8. Do these have any meaning? "Mathematical Practices 1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. 2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively. 3. Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. 4. Model with mathematics. 5. Use appropriate tools strategically. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning."
In speeches at Notre Dame and before the Ohio House Education Committee, child clinical psychologist Dr. Megan Koschnick explained that standards that young children are expected to meet, e.g., to "collaborate" "engage in multiple discussions" "express thoughts, feelings, and ideas clearly" etc., might be appropriate for training a "global workforce," but they are not appropriate learning standards for young children. Dr. Koschnick warned that forcing children to meet standards beyond their capacity results in anxiety, frustration, and negative feelings about school, and they eventually "disengage." Such reactions are often misinterpreted as behavioral problems, and many such children are misevaluated as in need of remediation.
Clinical Social Worker, Mary Calamia, testified to the New York State Assembly Education Forum, "We cannot regulate biology. Young children are simply not wired to engage in the type of critical thinking that the Common Core calls for. That would require a fully developed prefrontal cortex, a part of the brain that is not fully functional until early adulthood. The prefrontal cortex is responsible for critical thinking, rational decision-making, and abstract thinking—all things the Common Core demands prematurely."
Ironically, one stated purpose of the RTTT competition was to prepare more students for STEM study and careers and to address the needs of underrepresented groups in these fields. To attain this goal, it is indisputable that a full Algebra I course must be placed in the eighth grade – as agreed by the National Mathematics Advisory Panel leaders of selective technology-focused universities and even the Benchmarking for Success report that NGA and CCSSO used to justify Common Core in the first place. If children are prepared to take Algebra I by the start of the eighth grade, then they can progress comfortably to calculus in the twelfth grade. The experience of states that have placed Algebra I in eighth grade – for example, Massachusetts and California – bears out the wisdom of this move. But despite this evidence, and unlike high-performing countries such as Singapore and South Korea, Common Core delays Algebra I until ninth grade.


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"World Heritage properties may sustain biological and cultural diversity and provide ecosystem services and other benefits, which may contribute to environmental and cultural sustainability. Properties may support a variety of ongoing and proposed uses that are ecologically and culturally sustainable and which may enhance the quality of life and well-being of communities concerned. The State Party and its partners must ensure their use is equitable and fully respects the Outstanding Universal Value of the property. For some properties, human use would not be appropriate. Legislation, policies and strategies affecting World Heritage properties should ensure the protection of the Outstanding Universal Value, support the wider conservation of natural and cultural heritage, and promote and encourage the effective, inclusive and equitable participation of the communities, indigenous peoples and other stakeholders concerned with the property as necessary conditions to its sustainable protection, conservation, management and presentation."
Theme: 2.2.5.4 - Sustainable use
Threats: Changes in traditional ways of life and knowledge system Identity, social cohesion, changes in local population and community Impacts of tourism / visitor / recreation Indigenous hunting, gathering and collecting Ritual / spiritual / religious and associative uses Society's valuing of heritage
"If a State Party wishes to significantly modify the boundary of a property already on the World Heritage List, the State Party shall submit this proposal as if it were a new nomination (including the requirement to be previously included on the Tentative List – see paragraph 63 and 65). This re-nomination shall be presented by 1 February and will be evaluated in the full year and a half cycle of evaluation according to the procedures and timetable outlined in paragraph 168. This provision applies to extensions, as well as reductions."
Theme: 2.2.6.4 - Significant modifications to the boundaries
"The Committee seeks to establish a representative, balanced and credible World Heritage List in conformity with the four Strategic Objectives adopted by the Committee at its 26th session (Budapest, 2002)."
Theme: 2.3 - Global Strategy for a Representative, Balanced and Credible World Heritage List
"The Global Strategy for a Representative, Balanced and Credible World Heritage List is designed to identify and fill the major gaps in the World Heritage List. It does this by encouraging more countries to become States Parties to the Convention and to develop Tentative Lists (…) and nominations of properties for inscription on the World Heritage List."
"All efforts should be made to maintain a reasonable balance between cultural and natural heritage on the World Heritage List."
"To promote the establishment of a representative, balanced and credible World Heritage List, States Parties are requested to consider whether their heritage is already well represented on the List and if so to slow down their rate of submission of further nominations (…)".
"Tentative Lists should be drawn selectively and on the basis of evidence that supports potential Outstanding Universal Value. States Parties are encouraged to consult the analyses of both the World Heritage List and Tentative Lists prepared at the request of the Committee by ICOMOS and IUCN to identify the gaps in the World Heritage List. These analyses could enable States Parties to compare themes, regions, geo-cultural groupings and bio-geographic provinces for prospective World Heritage properties (…)."
"In addition, States Parties are encouraged to consult the specific thematic studies carried out by the Advisory Bodies."
"To implement the Global Strategy, cooperative efforts in capacity building and training for diverse groups of beneficiaries may be necessary to assist States Parties in acquiring and/or consolidating expertise in the preparation, updating and harmonization of their Tentative List and the preparation of nominations."
"Before States Parties begin to prepare a nomination of a property for inscription on the World Heritage List, they should become familiar with the nomination cycle, described in Paragraph 168. It is desirable to carry out initial preparatory work to establish that a property has the potential to justify Outstanding Universal Value, including integrity or authenticity, before the development of a full nomination dossier which could be expensive and time-consuming. Such preparatory work might include collection of available information on the property, thematic studies, scoping studies of the potential for demonstrating Outstanding Universal Value, including integrity or authenticity, or an initial comparative study of the property in its wider global or regional context, including an analysis in the context of the Gap Studies produced by the Advisory Bodies. This first phase of work will help to establish the feasibility of a possible nomination and avoid the use of resources on preparing nominations that may be unlikely to succeed. States Parties are encouraged to seek upstream advice from the relevant Advisory Body(ies) for this first phase as well as to contact the World Heritage Centre at the earliest opportunity in considering nominations to seek information and guidance."
Theme: 2.4 - Upstream Process


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New figures show adults with learning disabilities more likely to live in areas of multiple deprivation
News, 13 August 2014
New statistics from the Scottish Government have revealed for the first time the deprivation profile of adults with learning disabilities known to local authorities north of the border.
The 2013 Learning Disability Statistics Scotland release shows that adults with learning disabilities are significantly overrepresented in the most deprived areas of Scotland, and underrepresented in the least deprived, when compared with the distribution of the general Scottish population.
The 2013 Statistics also show adults with learning disabilities living in Scotland's least deprived areas are more likely to live with family carers than those who live in the most deprived areas.
The Learning Disability Statistics Scotland dataset (previously known as eSAY) is published by the Scottish Consortium for Learning Disability (SCLD). The Statistics Release 2013 provides information on the lives adults with learning disabilities lead and how these are changing over time.
Claire Stuart, SCLD's Learning Disability Statistics Project Manager, said: "For the first time the 2013 data collection allows us to undertake deprivation mapping of the areas where adults with learning disabilities known to local authorities live in Scotland.
When considered alongside the other information collected, the inclusion of deprivation data allows for a breadth and depth of analysis which has not previously been available."
The release includes information on employment, further education, how people spend their days, housing and who people live with. This year, for the first time, the data was analysed against the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation, which ranks small geographical areas of Scotland based on a number of measures of deprivation.
The data provided in the statistics release is underpinned by a robust methodology and is working towards National Statistics designation, meaning that data users can have confidence in the information.The figures are used to inform national policy as well as in decisions about service provision.
To read the full 2013 statistics release and easy read report visit: www.scld.org.uk/ldss-2013


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Royal Aides Obstructing Meghan and Harry Make a Big "mess" for Their Netflix Deal
ByBaheen QadriJune 15, 2022 4
Even though the Queen's Platinum Jubilee has ended, it doesn't look like it's out of the news yet. Ever since people got to know that Meghan and Harry will be attending the event, it was the topic of many debates. And also as soon as the people got to know they would be attending the event, many wondered what it would mean for Netflix.
The Netflix deal that the royal couple had hasn't made much improvement since its announcement. And it was thought that things might look suitable for the couple after attending the Jubilee celebration. But it looks like the Royal Aides did not allow any Netflix coverage to happen.
Let us take a look at what happened.
Meghan and Harry stopped by palace aides to shoot anything
During the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry met with senior members of the Royal Family for the first time since Meghan's departure. However, the royal couple's Netflix plans were unsuccessful when palace officers barred them from photographing the Queen.
Following reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are working on a Netflix documentary, royal analyst Russell Myers says that authorities were "absolutely" against photographs.
"Harry and Meghan are still rumored to be doing this fly on the wall documentary with Netflix. It's all getting quite messy," Mr. Myers said to TODAY, indicating that the documentary is putting a strain on Royal relations and customs.
Mr. Meyrs also mentioned that the couple had a request that their friend Misan Harriman has a picture with the Queen. But according to no-photo rule issued by the royals, it did not happen
"Of course, that would have been a nice family moment, but the palace were absolutely adamant that it couldn't take place," added the analyst.
It is also stated that Prince Harry and Prince William had fallen out after the Netflix deal between Meghan and Harry.
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Meghan and Harry did not take part in much of the royal activities. However, they made a single march down the nave of St Paul's Cathedral, holding each other's hands. Lieutenant Colonel Sir Alexander Matheson of Matheson personally accompanied them.
What do you guys think about Harry and Meghan being unable to get pictures from the event?
Will there Netflix deal still stand or not? Feel free to share your opinion and thoughts with us on the matter in the comments below.
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4 thoughts on "Royal Aides Obstructing Meghan and Harry Make a Big "mess" for Their Netflix Deal"
What a user Ms Markle is. She did not want to be a working royal, did not want to stay there, does not like "the Firm", but yet she wants them to allow her to use them so she can make money via Netflix… a little hypocrite don't you think? I'm glad the Queen said no to a photograph with her little one. Sad in a way, the little girl won't have this special picture. The big loss here is for the little one. But the Queen knows Megan is not looking for the sentimental value of such a picture, she is just looking at dollar sign if she gotten the picture.. Very sad. Megan, don't use the Royals to make money. Looks very bad for you!
It makes me SICK to think that harry and meghan would slyly and secretly tape and record the very private Royal Family and sell it to Netflix for personal gain and money. Disgusting, unscrupulous couple.
Trudy McFeaters
I hope Netflix loses the 100 million they paid Harry the Hamster and Megan the Monster. Why would you pay these two rats that kind of money to rat on Harry's family. Your just as pathetic, the only class in this show are the Royal Family.
Ruth Smith
Harry and Megan have been backed in a corner like the rats they are. Netflix is is ready to pounce like a cat on this greedy, entitled couple. The Queen has shown how remarkably wise she is by keeping them away from the senior Royal family members.


The article authors assume everyone is exactly the same and they don't have any problems talking to people, or that introverts need extra help getting through an uncomfortable experience.
There's not much out there for extroverts though. Outgoing people don't get much in the way of advice and strategies for effective networking (although Dave wrote a great piece here), but that's because we typically don't need much. Most extroverts are those "never met a stranger" type people who can strike up a conversation with anyone at any time. My kids used to be both amazed and frustrated when I would just start chatting with people randomly no matter where we were.
So here are five networking tips for you outgoing people who don't otherwise hear about how to harness all that energy effectively.
1. Rein it in, you maniac!
Too many people get hyped up and go a little nuts at a networking event, like a toddler on caffeine. I don't know if it's sensory overload or the excitement of being with so many people, but some people really do try to work the room — the entire room — at a networking event.
Just calm down. Relax. Take a deep breath. Now take another. And another. Feeling light-headed yet? Good, now move more slowly and deliberately, this isn't a race. If you believe in the serendipity of networking, you know you'll meet the right person at the right time. Hell, you probably whipped past them 20 minutes ago, so slow down and allow time for relationships to develop.
If you want to meet more people, then go to more meetings, don't try to cram more people into fewer meetings. When I first started networking as part of my job, I went to three to five networking events every week. Most of them were held at 7:30 AM, but a few Chamber of Commerce events were held in the evenings. And there were more than a few times I went to a morning event and ended the day at an evening event.
One thing I noticed, especially since several of the networking events were part of a larger organization called Rainmakers, was that I was seeing several of the same people more than once. I would get to know them at meetings, and have coffee with them later. This helped me figure out who I could refer others to, and figure out how they could help each other. And because I saw them more than once, I didn't have to scramble to meet them.
If you want to meet more people, don't try to cram in more people. Go to a couple more events each month. If you only attend one meeting per month, going to a second will literally double your opportunities. If you're going to two, double it again and go to four per month, or once a week. Just don't spend all your time at networking events, because that's not where the real relationship building happens. That happens over lunch or coffee.
If you really want to challenge yourself, limit yourself to only meeting and talking with two people at your next networking meeting. That doesn't mean only introducing yourself to two people — it's inevitable you're going to get introduced to a small handful of people while you're there.
But while introverts are often told to "try to meet two people," I want you to limit yourself to only two people. These are people you talk with for several minutes, trying to get to know them better, and having a basic conversation about what it is that you both do.
These are the people to create deeper, more meaningful relationships with, which you can do over coffee or lunch in a period of months. But you're only going to find them if you spend several minutes with them at a networking event getting to know them, rather than zipping around trying to meet everyone in the room.
One of the founding principles of Business Networking International (BNI) is Giver's Gain. That means people who give are the ones who gain. In other words, if I focus my attention on helping other people first, rather than trying to find my own opportunities, I will gain much more in return.
Call it karma, call it blessings, call it the Universe smiling upon me. Whatever you call it, more will be visited upon you if you help other people achieve their goals first.
As you help more people, you'll find more opportunities coming your way, whether it's someone you helped, or even someone who was helped by someone else who was helped by someone you helped the year before.
When you're at a networking meeting, ask people what they do, who they would like to meet, and if there's anything you can do for them. Introduce them to the people who fit that bill. Hopefully they're at the same event, but if they're not, make an email introduction on their behalf that day.
I'm one of those people who will stay at an event until I'm one of the last people there. It's a great way to meet interesting people and to get to know the organizers a little better. Plus, you can have better and deeper conversations in the quiet of the day.
On the other hand, you don't want to burn yourself out. After about six months of 3 – 5 networking events every week, two hours per event, I got burned out. I had to take a few weeks off from all networking meetings just to recharge my batteries. When I came back, I started leaving on time, even if it was just to save myself 30 minutes per meeting.
It helped in a couple of ways. For one thing, I saved anywhere from an hour to nearly three hours per week. For another, I didn't get burned out the second time around. Third, it actually improved my desirability a bit. Just like that episode of Seinfeld where George Costanza learned to leave on a high note, I found that if I wasn't the last one there, people were more interested in talking to me before I left. It wasn't a big game changer, but I found that people started seeking me out as I was on my way out the door.
It wasn't a matter of making myself scarce, it was a matter of limiting my availability so people needed to get me before I was gone. When they realized my time was my commodity and not theirs, it became more valuable to them.
Networking may be a numbers game, but it's not a competition. Rather than racing around, trying to meet as many people as you can, be strategic, be selective, and for God's sake, slow down! Don't try to meet as many people as you can, concentrate on meeting two people and leaving a bit early. Extroverts often create their own networking problems, but by slowing down and being more deliberate, they can avoid needlessly spinning their wheels.