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A warning to those flouting the rules regarding indigenous and invasive plant species
THE departments of forestry and the environment joined hands at the Port Alfred civic centre recently to create awareness in the fight to save our natural forests and eliminate alien vegetation.
ALIEN HUNTER: Zincebe Peter-Madikizela of the Department of the Environment spoke of the elimination of alien vegetation at the awareness campaign, held at the Port Alfred civic centre recently Picture: ROB KNOWLES
A small but influential group consisting of local councillors, estate agents, businesspeople and members of the public attended this, the third visit by the department of forestry to Port Alfred.
Thabo Nokoyo from the Department of Forestry and Fisheries (DFF) spoke of the penalties for breaking the law when cutting down or even pruning a protected tree without the necessary authority, even if that tree is on your own property.
He defined what was meant by the term natural forest.
"Trees forming a natural forest would be of different species and different heights and ages. They would also be evergreen and form a canopy," he said. "In contrast, a man-made forest would consist of trees of a single species, be of the same age and height."
Nokoyo added that natural forests for a firebreak, and that fires that meet a natural forest tend to stop at its borders, only burning a metre or so inward.
"Artificial forests do not form fire breaks and will therefore burn down in the case of a fire," he said.
Nokoyo also said there was a need to understand that local municipalities and national departments do not always talk to each other, and was pleased the Ndlambe Infrastructure department, as well as environmental officers were present. He quoted the National Forests Act of 1998 with specific mention of sections seven and 15.
Section seven states that no trees in a natural forest may be cut down without a licence.
"Not just Milkwoods," he added, but any form of natural forest. Section 15 states that no protected trees may be cut down (or trimmed) without a licence.
"This means that you may not cut down protected trees to build a house. We will not allow it. There has to be exceptional circumstances, like danger to life or property, for a case to be exceptional," he said.
He went on to explain that exceptional circumstances did not include clearing trees to build houses or for agriculture.
"All other avenues must be explored before trees are cut down. Permission of the local municipality or even the MEC can be overruled by DAFF," he said.
It was then the turn of Zincebe Peter-Madikizela of the Department of the Environment's Green Industries, to talk about the invasion of alien plant species.
"It is not just the job of the government of provincial and local authorities, but the duty of everyone to help eliminate alien species," she said.
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NBCUniversal has launched Peacock, a free streaming platform
The American group Comcast, owner of NBCUniversal, Xfinity and Sky Group, officially launched its video streaming platform Peacock on July 15, 2020. This is a surprising announcement at first given that giants Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ currently occupy the lion's share of the market. Announced in 2019, this new streaming service stands out from the competition by providing access to part of its catalog for free thanks to advertising funding.
The Peacock streaming service was officially launched in the United States on July 15, 2020.
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Peacock Premium lets you watch or rewatch Premier League soccer matches.
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The second offer is the Peacock Premium subscription at $4.99 per month. It includes a catalog that is twice as large, access to new episodes of NBC series the day after they air, exclusive Peacock series and Premier League soccer matches. A very interesting offer for soccer fans across the Atlantic. Note that Peacock Premium also includes advertising.
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Spring 2017 Digital Project Review No.3: Robert Cassanello's review of "The American Archive of Public Broadcasting"
By Benjamin Weber
"The American Archive of Public Broadcasting," accessed November 15, 2016, http://americanarchive.org/ (Library of Congress & WGBH Media Library & Archives)
Robert Cassanello, University of Central Florida
The American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) is an online digital repository for radio and television programs created by one hundred and twenty public radio and television stations across the country. The Oscar's Science and Technology Council's recent study found that curators of these types of collections are careful to explain that sites like this which digitize analog copies of audio and film for distribution and viewing on the internet are libraries and not archives or a catalog for media creators to purchase full size content.[1] For digital preservationists, archives maintain the original film artifacts really the hardcopy in a way an archive might house original diaries, letters or other types of unpublished manuscripts. Catalogs serve a purpose for filmmakers and documentarians who can use those sites to browse or search small sized watermarked items for potential use in a film, television program or other media projects. These library sites instead serve the purpose of digitally preserving and widely disseminating analog and digital programing online. Causal users who might interact with these three different types of digital repository platforms interchangeably refer to these sites as an archive, library or catalog but each are distinct and serve a very different objective and audience.
This site follows a number of other media archives that collect historic radio and television programs. The Prelinger Archives is the most popular and is housed at the Internet Archive. The Prelinger Archives hosts over sixty thousand pieces of film representing what the curators refer to as "ephemera" made up of amateur, industrial, educational and advertising films. AAPB is organized very differently from the Prelinger Archives, however, and is more user friendly in assisting the user in not only engaging with the content but helping a researcher locate material. For the causal viewer, he/she can browse materials and select audio or videos of interest and watch them on the site and learn more about the content and production of the program right at the page. A researcher can also do these things including searches with copyright information and a correct citation listed on each item's page.
One should note that the items housed at AAPB are carefully produced national and local news programs about issues and subjects facing American society during different moments in time. The mission of the organization is to preserve this content and make it free and accessible online for "scholars, educators, students, journalists, media producers, researchers, and the public, for the purpose of learning, informing, and teaching," which is in keeping with its objective as a library style site. The AAPB houses forty thousand hours of historical audio and video broadcasting that is available currently online and visitors to the site can search an entire database of over two and half million items that are stored in archives around the country some of which has been digitized and others are not and are still in its original analog format awaiting digitization.
The site does not explain its methods for prioritizing the digitalization and eventual distribution of items on its library site, however there is a growing literature on the practice with no set standard in place.[2] Since there is no discernible commercial profit to the AAPB , the decision to house items in the library was probably based on some combination of the quality of the original artifact, the item's historical significance and some consideration to geographical and chronological representation. There is a page that provides the individual the ability to donate to the site to maintain it and help to continue to process materials for online open access as outlined by the mission of AAPB.
For the visitor with a research topic in mind, the library works well to search for items by keyword, geographical buttons on the browse page, and subject tiles that represent the most popularly searched terms. For those visitors without a research agenda there is a "Curated Exhibits" page where items are featured under broad topics that might pique the interest of not only the researcher or teacher but also the casual browser. The "Curated Exhibits" page is a striking feature to the site because it allows guests to explore topics that might be of interest and like many local libraries across the country it is not unusual for residents to see their local library host traveling and sometime permanent exhibits. What is different here is that the material of the exhibit is made up exclusively of items from AAPB's own collection and provides a point of interpretation for specific topics important to the American past during this age of public radio and television. The exhibits page features "Voices from the Southern Civil Rights Movement," "Voices of Democracy: Public Media and Presidential Elections," "Climate Change Conversations: Causes, Impacts, Solutions," and "Documenting and Celebrating Public Broadcasting Station Histories." Each page features a brief essay about the content and overview of the specific items selected as well as mention of the individual curator who put the exhibit together with resources to locate other programs not featured on the site but are in media and radio archives around the country. The exhibit pages are pretty bare visually as far as digital installations go. The individual exhibits do not host or provide much if any interactivity or discussion and engagement that you might find or expect in digital history projects online. It is a storehouse for items related to a specific topic with some text to support the materials there and explain its value to potential researchers.
If one were searching for a specific subject or just browsing items in the collection and then selected an item from a curated page or search engine one will encounter the "Online Reading Room Rules of Use" page. On this page a visitor learns of the rights, permissions, and copyright claims to the collection as well as the definition of "Authorized" user which are those people who use the items in the collection as spelled out in the agreement on the page. There also is a category of "Password-Protected" users who can use materials not freely available online but requested through the managers and curators of the collection. The staff of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting site does this for material not in wide circulation or possible analog materials that are being digitally processed specifically for request. This might raise some concerns as to what materials are left behind a password protected page and those which are free to the public, there is no explanation of what those materials might be. For all open access materials, each item can be viewed on its own page which houses all the necessary information to not only view it online, but its provenance as well as the preferred citation. For researchers, teachers, and the casual visitor the site offers a great deal, a search engine, multiple browse pages and an exhibits section, and the site is easy to use and navigate. For media repositories that are interested in hosting their digitized collections online, this site offers a wonderful example of how to organize content, curate collections and provide researchers or other visitors the information they might need to use media content for research or classroom purposes.
Historian's Take-Away
In some very real sense this is an important site for researchers, teachers, and the like, but it is also important for advocates of public television and radio as well as other institutions that promote the public good and are now under threat by fiscally conservative state and federal politicians who see no value in publically produced media content. This was probably one of the reasons AAPB Metadata Specialist Sadie Roosa (WGBH), was asked to curate an exhibit titled "Documenting and Celebrating Public Broadcasting Station Histories." Roosa argues that these local radio and TV stations are not only important to the development of America's broadcast history but "each station's history is unique and tied closely to the community it serves." Although the site offers free and open access to the materials it puts online and can be a boon to researchers, it is also evidence of the many benefits of public broadcasting from the federal level to the local. Maybe the site is a magnet for people who already accept the idea of the good of public media as fact, so these materials are preaching to the choir. But as more researchers and more publications cite, link and point readers to the American Archive of Public Broadcasting, an appreciation of what public media does and contributes to our public sphere might grow outside to include those who are unaware or skeptical of public radio and television's true value.
[1] See "The Digital Dilemma: Strategic Issue in Archiving and Accessing digital Motion Picture Materials," Los Angeles: Science and Technology Council of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 56 (2007): 1-74
[2] Suzanna Conrad, "Analog, the Sequel: An Analysis of Current Film Archiving Practice and Hesitance to Embrace Digital Preservation." Archival Issues 34, no. 1 (2012): 27-43, Paul Conway, "Archival Preservation Practice in a Nationwide Context." The American Archivist 53, no. 2 (1990): 204-22, Richard Wright, "Digital Preservation of Audio, Video and Film." VINE 34, no. 2 (2004/06 2004): 71-76, for a detailed flow chart of this process see Karen F. Gracy, "Documenting the Process of Film Preservation." The Moving Image: The Journal of the Association of Moving Image Archivists 3, no. 1 (2003): 1-41.; The Television and Film industries have produced their own guides, The Association of Moving Image Archivists, "Local Television: A Guide to Our Heritage," National Academy of Television Arts and "The Digital Dilemma: Strategic Issue in Archiving and Accessing digital Motion Picture Materials," Los Angeles: Science and Technology Council of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 56 (2007): 12
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Leaked document reveals plan to transport Swiss spent fuel to Russia for reprocessing
Swiss electricity utilities have been negotiating with the Russian government to send highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel and nuclear wastes to Russia for storage or reprocessing, according to a document leaked to Greenpeace and made public last week. The NGO condemned the as yet uncompleted plan as "immoral" and "illegal" and pledged to campaign in Switzerland, Russia and the USA to halt the deal.
The document leaked to Greenpeace is a memorandum of understanding signed on 17 September last year by representatives of the Russian atomic energy ministry, Swiss electricity utilities plus Russian and German commercial agents.
In it, the Swiss utilities suggest a commercial arrangement under which 2,000 tonnes of Swiss spent nuclear fuel would be sent to Russia between 2000 and 2030. Either final disposal in Russia or reprocessing to produce plutonium that would be returned to Switzerland are envisaged.
The utilities further propose that some 550 cubic metres of high-level radioactive wastes due to be returned to Switzerland from the French and British nuclear reprocessing firms Cogema and BNFL might be re-routed instead to Russia for final disposal. The Russian party to the agreement suggests that part of the deal might also be for Russia to manufacture fresh nuclear fuel for Swiss reactors.
"The parties have come to an understanding that strict confidentiality must be ensured for the current and future negotiations," the document concludes.
A spokesperson for Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke, one of the Swiss firms involved, told ENDS Daily yesterday that the document was genuine. In a statement, the company said: "Although final disposal of nuclear waste is each country's own matter in general, multinational solutions are on the table in the case of high-level wastes, because the amounts are small." "The agreement signed last September does mean that we have talked to Russia - no more, no less. It's not a binding contract," it continued.
According to Greenpeace, any deal along the lines discussed would be manifestly illegal. The Russian atomic energy ministry acknowledges in the document itself that Russian law would have to be amended before any spent fuel or wastes could be accepted. Greenpeace also stresses that Switzerland is bound under an agreement with the USA not to transfer nuclear materials of US origin to third parties without permission. "Given that the USA has sought to end plutonium processing in Russia in order to guarantee nuclear non-proliferation, this agreement would appear in direct conflict with US foreign policy and would not receive their permission," the group comments.
Greenpeace, tel: +31 20 523 6222; Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke, tel: +41 1 278 4111. References: Greenpeace has posted a briefing paper on its web site as well as a copy of the leaked document; (the second page is at swiss2.jpg).


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Doctor Who "The Girl Who Waited" Review (Spoilers)
September 14, 2011 June 16, 2013 Robin 1 Comment doctor who, the girl who waited
So it took Amazon.com several days to get the HD version of the latest Doctor Who episode up, so I was actually the girl who waited. I thought about hitting the torrent sites to download it, but my patience finally paid off and the episode arrived today. I had the SD version, but I suppose I'm too spoiled to watch something that isn't in HD. And I have to say that honestly, the wait was well worth it.
I had my doubts about this episode after seeing the preview. I have complained endlessly about this season which seems to be more about Amy than the Doctor. And yet, with this particular episode, I did not mind so much that the focus was on her and Rory. It seems that the writers, cast and crew have finally given the character of Amy some depth. I think this is the first episode I've watched where I've actually liked Amy.
"The Girl Who Waited" starts out with the TARDIS and our trio of Doctor, Amy and Rory landing on a planet that has been put under a quarantine. But this isn't any normal quarantine. It has people separated by time itself. And of course, Amy ends up trapped in a pocket of time that moves faster than Rory's and the Doctor's.
But Rory, being Rory, and the Doctor, being the Doctor, will save her. There's just one problem. When they find Amy a few hours later, her pocket of time has progressed 36 years and Amy is now older and much more cynical. And she's not wanting to save her younger self when the option arises, unless she, too, can save her older self.
As could be expected, we end up with a scene with two Amy's and one very frazzled Rory. In the end, though, the TARDIS can only handle one Amy at a time and a choice has to be made. Obviously, younger Amy is in and older Amy is out and is left to cease existing.
The episode's story, by Tom McRae, has the kind of heart to it that we have not really experienced since David Tennant filled the Doctor's shoes. The way that Rory and Amy's relationship is handled literally had me weeping at the end of the episode, which is something I have not done since Stephen Moffat took over the show. There was true emotion here.
Interestingly enough, there are very few special effects and set pieces on this episode. Most of it takes place in white rooms with very Spartan white robots walking around trying to "help." There are no real villains in this episode, save for time itself, and everything is kept to a minimum to tell the story.
And this is the sort of story that reminds me of just how good Doctor Who can be. It's one of those stories that sucks you in and you come out the other side only wanting more.
I have already stated my growing love for Arthur Darvill as Rory, so I'll just keep it simple here and say that he was absolutely brilliant in this episode. When Rory says to the Doctor, "This isn't fair. You're turning me into you," after being asked to choose between the two loves of his life, my heart broke for him and I found myself being angry with the Doctor for putting him in that position.
But the real surprise was the range Karen Gillan shows us in this episode, doing double duty as both young and old Amy. I have been vocal about not really liking the Amy character for most episodes, but Karen has finally given me an Amy I feel I can care about. That, in and of itself, is quite an achievement. And she shone as the older version of Amy, who had become hardened to being alone in a strange world for 36 years. The scene between the two Amy's was wonderful and just goes to show that with good writing, Amy can be a great character.
We don't see much of Matt Smith this episode, but what we do see of him, he handles deftly. The expression on his face when he asks Rory to choose between the two Amy's is anguished and yet he knows that he alone is the one that will ever make the difficult decisions. Is this because he's an alien or because he's lived for so long? There's something almost very jaded about his Doctor at times, and sometimes something scary, and also very very old. When he's like this I am reminded of David Tennant's Doctor in his last few episodes.
Let's hope that this is a sign of things to come with the rest of this season.
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This year I was finally able to do the Los Angeles River Ride myself. Six years ago our family went to our first LA River Ride, but I wasn't able to ride it since Doobie was too young for the Family Ride. I stayed with him in the parking lot for the younger riders' mini-course and bike wash. Only Daddy and Sonny were able to ride along the river. Ever since that year I've wanted to ride along the river myself, ideally with the family, but other commitments always interfered. This year was finally my chance.
This year's Los Angeles River Ride took place Sunday, June 3. Both kids had obligations, but I was able to get away to Griffith Park for the event. There were several rides to choose from: 2-mile Kids' Ride, 15-mile Family Ride, 36-mile Ride, 68-mile Metric Century Plus, and Century Ride from Griffith Park to Long Beach and back, each ride starting at a different time in the morning. I chose the 15-mile ride since the next longer ride of 36 miles seemed a little daunting as my first experience (even though we've done that and more as a family on cycle tours in Europe previously).
There weren't as many riders at the start line as I had expected, but then again this was the last of the rides to get started. Organizers started us in stages so we wouldn't overwhelm the road or each other when we started. Due to construction, we had to ride about 3 miles on road through the park to get to the bike path. I had no issue with that, especially since my husband's one complaint from our last experience was the interference with cars while riding over the freeway to get to the bike path. This year's route was a little awkward just as we were getting to the bike path. We had to dismount, cross an intersection two ways, walk down a grassy slope, and then wind our way around tennis courts before joining the bike path. But it was not a big issue in the grand scheme of things.
Riding along the river was a wonderful experience. It's really becoming a much more green space with lots of birdlife and opportunities for recreational use. Even though concrete still played a dominant role and at one point, but for a very short distance, the freeway buzzed by on the other side of the path, you could easily forget you were riding in the middle of big city metropolis.
The ride went from The Autry Museum in Griffith Park to Elysian Park and back. The turn-around point was not clear. Luckily, a volunteer had noticed that riders were continuing on and stationed himself so that he could tell us to turn around.
One of my favorite moments of the ride was coming upon Spoke Bicycle Café. It was a pit stop along the route. I thought the pit stop was going to be just a table with refreshments along the route so I hadn't paid much attention to the details of it. It was indeed "just a table with refreshments" but the table was inside this very cool, laid-back, bicycle themed café. Spoke Café was its own little special world. I wished I wasn't there alone so I could have hung out for a while and enjoyed the atmosphere, live music and all.
Another local discovery I made was La Colombe Frogtown, another café right along the bike path. This had a totally different vibe than Spoke Bicycle Café, much more modern and chic. I wasn't in the mood for coffee, but the cold pressed juice by Liquiteria was perfect.
Eventually, it was time to pedal my way back to the start of the ride. I've decided that next time I do this event I'll sign up for the longer ride. This 15-mile ride only took 1 ½ hours (excluding café stops). I would have loved to spend more time along the river. Who'd like to join me next time?
The yearly Los Angeles River Ride is organized by the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC) which is a membership-based nonprofit organization that works to make all communities in LA County healthy, safe, and fun places to ride a bike through advocacy, education, and outreach. You can help by becoming a member, donating, or joining a bike ride (see below for one coming up soon in Santa Monica!), plus more.
Coming up soon… Sunday Funday: Tour of Santa Monica on Sunday, July 1, 9:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Join LACBC and local chapter Santa Monica Spoke for the first Sunday Funday of the summer season! They'll be taking in the cool coastal air as they explore the Michigan Ave greenway and get a preview of the 17th St corridor. They'll be starting out at the 26th Street / Bergamot Station on the Expo Line meeting at 9:30 a.m., rolling at 10:00 a.m. There will be stops and water breaks along the way and is a perfect way to meet people and discover new neighborhoods. RSVP here. This ride is a no-drop ride (no rider left behind) with LACBC Ride Marshals. Riders should be able to keep a 10-12 MPH pace, and cover 12-15 miles.
This past weekend, our family did something totally new for us. We participated in the 12th annual Los Angeles River Ride presented by the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition. I have become increasingly interested in the Los Angeles River. It used to be that I associated the term "Los Angeles River" with an image of a practically empty river bed with wide concrete banks. You often see that image in movies that take place in Los Angeles. Lately, though, I've learned more about its history and followed attempts to revitalize and restore interest in it. What better way to gain a better appreciation of the LA River than to do a bike ride along part of it!
Unfortunately, I didn't actually get a chance to ride along it. While Sonny and Daddy participated in the 15-Mile Family Ride, I stayed back at the start with Doobie who was too young to ride it. Kids had to be 7 years old in order to participate in the family ride. The Family Ride started at the Autry National Center in Griffith Park, crossed the freeway and then continued south on a bike path along the LA River until they arrived in the Elysian Park area (near Dodger Stadium) where they turned around after some refreshments.


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The Behavioral Science of Firearms: Implications for Mental Health, Law and Policy
Gianni Pirelli, Hayley Wechsler, and Robert J. Cramer
Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: November 2018
DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780190630430.001.0001
Series Foreword
Scope and Format of This Book
Part I An Introduction to Firearms
1 Firearms
2 Firearm Law and Policy
Part II Mental Health, Violence, and Suicide
3 Mental Health
4 Violence
5 Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence
6 Suicide
Part III The Emerging Roles of Medical and Mental Health Professionals in Firearm-Related Matters
7 Evaluation
Part IV Main Findings and Future Directions for Practice, Research, and Policy
9 Main Findings and Future Directions in the Behavioral Science of Firearms
Appendix A Glossary of Firearm-Related Terms
Appendix B Glossary of Firearm-Related Law and Legal Cases
Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence
(p.227) 5 Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence
The Behavioral Science of Firearms
Gianni Pirelli
DOI:10.1093/oso/9780190630430.003.0005
In this chapter, the authors provide an overview of domestic (DV) and intimate partner violence (IPV) with respect to the relevant definitions, statistics, and research associated with them. First, they present various definitions and types most commonly accepted in the professional literature as well as the association with firearm misuse in these contexts. Furthermore, the authors present psychological components and theories of DV and IPV, including battered woman syndrome and its utility in court proceedings and the like. In addition, they present various high-profile DV and IPV incidents involving firearms, including those that have involved celebrities, athletes, citizens, and law enforcement personnel. Lastly, the authors review laws, regulations, and protective orders associated with DV and IPV scenarios.
Keywords: domestic violence, intimate partner violence, battered woman syndrome, restraining order, violence, suicide


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Capitalism And Feudalism: The Lowell System
During the mid-nineteenth century, as the industrial revolution was taking shape, so too, was an economic system in Lowell, Massachusetts. The system involved a series of textile mills, which hired mostly women from rural towns, which were slowly giving way to the large cities as a result of industrialization. The textile mills hired the women to work long hours in brutal, often dangerous conditions, and many paid high rent to company boardinghouses. This may sound like feudalism, but it was, in fact, an example of oligarchical capitalism. However, it shares features with the conditions in "Norma Rae" and "Matewan".
In the Lowell System, power was concentrated within the textile companies, creating an oligarchy. The situation is best described by Thomas Dublin, in his book Women at Work when he writes that 'the textile corporations in Lowell...adopted a unified set of policies from the outset. They shared waterpower rights, technological developments, labor policies, and marketing strategies.' (Thomas Dublin, Women at Work. p. 10) The logic behind the co-operation of the different companies was that the 'textile firms in this period were owned and directed by a narrow circle of capitalists, known collectively as the Boston Associates'. (Thomas Dublin, Women at Work, p. 10) This created an oligarchical situation because there was collective control by the companies. The oligarchy existed within a capitalist system, however, because the workers had a choice of which company to work for and the textile mills were not the only places to work. The textile industry was a major industry at the time. However, one could still lead a normal life without working in the textile mill. Furthermore, the women who worked there chose to be there, and were paid monthly for their labor, which is similar to the way the workers were paid in "Norma Rae," as is the capitalist aspect. The workers in "Norma Rae" had a choice of where to work, as did the women and few men who worked in the mills in Lowell.
However the conditions in the mills were at times feudal, as in "Matewan," and at other times simply not ideal. An observer's description of the conditions under which the women in the mills worked notes that "the operatives work thirteen hours a day in the summer time and from daylight to dark in the winter" (Massachusetts House Document, no. 50, March, 1845). The observer also noted that the workers were under "close attention," (Ibid.) meaning supervision, as was the case in "Norma Rae," a position which the title character held very briefly. The workers in both cases were constantly monitored to ensure that they were working the full time they were being paid to. However, in the case of the Lowell System, the amount of output was directly proportional to the pay, which is similar to "Matewan," where the workers were paid by the tonnage of coal they produced, which motivated them to work; however, the company...
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You can't create a realistic business plan without knowing how much it will cost to get your business up and running. If you don't have an idea of your startup costs, you won't know how long you'll have to bootstrap, how much funding you'll need, how quickly to scale. In other words, without calculating your startup costs, you don't really know where you're going or how you're going to get there. And your company could fail before you even hit the break even point.
Some entrepreneurs believe that calculating their costs is all about listing and tallying their cash outlays. This is an essential step, of course, but calculating your startup costs is more than a simple exercise in addition. Equally important is to set some milestones and build your financial plan around hitting these goals.
1. Identify your milestones. To determine the major milestones for your company, you need to assess where you are and where you want to be. You can't begin to identify your costs until you know what you want to accomplish. What are the important milestones for your company to achieve? Some possible milestones could be to get out a beta product, get a first product, or to gain a solid understand your market. Try to create discrete milestones rather than bundle them together.
Human resources. This is often the greatest startup expense. Figure out who you will need to build your company, and then calculate their projected salaries and wages (depending on whether you hire employees or outsource). Remember to include recruiting, benefits, taxes, and other related HR costs.
Professional services. You'll likely need some professional services, such as an accountant or attorney. Also consider what permits or licenses you may need.
Facilities. Determine, what, if anything, you will need in terms of facilities or office space.
Marketing. Your company won't be very successful if nobody's heard of it! Consider the cost of marketing materials, your Google AdWords campaign, or other marketing costs.
Contact Early Growth Financial Services for help identifying your milestones and associated costs.
3. Consider funding sources. Next you need to determine if you are going to bootstrap the entity or if you want to/need to/can raise funds. To do this, you need to calculate your burn rate (the amount of capital you will go through every month), using your total expense calculation. If you realize that you will need to raise money to cover your monthly costs, you need to decide what potential funding source to target: friends and families, angel investors, or venture capitalists.
4. Establish your funding goal. There are pros and cons to each funding source, but there is no right source for all companies. It depends on your company niche, what stage your company is in, and what else you are looking for—and not looking for—in a funding partner. And, of course, it depends on how much money you need. You may think more is better, but this is actually a mistake. Use your expense calculations as a baseline for how much funding you will need. Add in a bit of a cushion, since it's common for startups to underestimate their cost—but don't add in too much. Raising what you need (and no more) is called capital efficiency—and it's a much more telling indicator of your company's success that your capital access. Also, the more capital you raise will lead to unnecessary dilution at a lower valuation.
Admittedly there will be surprises as you launch and grow—that's why you don't want to start with a 5-year financial plan; it's just not possible to accurately project that far out. Instead, you just want to calculate your initial costs and create a budget, and update, on a quarterly basis. If you can start with a reasonable estimate of your projected costs, you'll be prepared to write your business plan and positioned to build a successful company.
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Wow, what a video. My own reaction was not tears but a knot in my stomach.
Thanks for sharing Ken. Could you share HOW you were able to not repeat those patterns? Did you ever catch yourself falling into a reaction pattern (In my book "If I Were Your Daddy…" John Gray admits that as a new father he saw himself reacting like his dad would of–harshly and controlling; Everything he wanted not to do. So he learned "how to parent better" through education.) What did you do and what would you recommend a parent do today who wanted to improve on her/his parenting models?
Hi Julia, I'm not sure where to begin.
First off, the video is an absolutely powerful message. I was just making mention to some of my friends that I feel that the problem with children these days is parents/adults.
This video is the plain truth, clearly showcased with a powerful message. Children do and will follow our lead. So make sure you and I are leading in the right direction!
Absolutely amazing and information packed. I have three pages of notes and I know I missed a bunch of things. Definitely going to listen in again.
It would be an absolute shame if anyone was deterred from listening to your segments because they are not "single moms". These segments are for everyone. Especially this one on self-esteem with Dr. Rubino.
Wow…I could right pages on this..so to keep it short, I'll just say, if you haven't listened to this segment, head over now. You will be glad you did!
Also, I see that you ask for insights from people on how they overcame challenges with personal issues and parenting. I mentioned in a previous comment that I am married to a former single-mom. I had my own self-esteem issues that contributed to me being a dud dad to my new (step) daughter.
I'd like to share with you something I prepared for her when I finally got off of my Denial train and faced the truth and finally decided to be a great dad.
Thank you for your dedication to this great cause!
Thanks for the excellent comment & share! Please share this post on FB or tweet or whatever… we need more people like you coming to this site! Yes, it's not just for single moms though I'm glad you married such an excellent one!
I would really like to give thanks for such a lot of work that you have made in writing this article. I am hoping the same most reliable job from you in the future as well.
Thanks so much. Wow!, this is fun but did I realize how much work it would be to do a weekly radio show that delivers useful, great content and then write up a blog and show description?… No! But then did I realize how much work it would be to raise a baby either? No! Though both are extremely rewarding, especially when I have comments like yours and Polly's, Nancy's, Sallie's, Andrew's where you all notice! Thanks for the share!
I want to show my appreciation to the writer for rescuing me from this type of dilemma. After researching throughout the world wide web and seeing opinions which are not powerful, I was thinking my life was gone. Being alive without the solutions to the issues you've sorted out by way of your entire blog post is a serious case, as well as the kind that might have badly damaged my entire career if I had not noticed your blog post. That talents and kindness in dealing with all areas was crucial. I'm not sure what I would have done if I hadn't come upon such a thing like this. I can now look ahead to my future. Thanks a lot so much for your professional and amazing guide. I will not think twice to propose your web site to anyone who should receive recommendations on this issue.
Thanks so much Chi. Glad it helps. The radio show on self-esteem was so full of information, I've listened to it several times even though I was the host.
hi I was luck to look for your theme in yahoo, your Topics is impressive, I learn a lot in your shows- really thanks very much, btw the theme of you blog is really wonderful.
Found this blog on an internet search & listened to your show. I've struggled with low self-esteem all my life. I feel like it affects everything I do, any ideas how I can jump into this. I've already listened to this show 4 times and I feel like i need more.
I really like this show and post. It was a lot to take in and I thought well if I get one good, useful idea here and actually do something with it– then I"m ahead of the game. I got two and my daughter and I are using them now. Thanks. Your blog and show are really, really good. I subscribed so I don't miss one.
You've got the best attitude Emily. Thanks for commenting on all the blog posts & listening to show. So glad it's making a difference in your life!
Really packed full of great ideas. Are you going to have this guest on your show again?
absolutely. He just released a at-home self-esteem program for children. I thought it might be cool to see what specific things he can share with our community to help boost our children's self-esteem. It's such a basic building block for a happy life!!


After he joined Tohokushinsha Film Corporation in 1992, he started his career as a Production Manager and made debut as a director in 1997.
He would be able to direct either short and long format film.
His nominated and awarded works as follows; Grand-prix at Fukuoka AD Association Award, Region Award at ACC and shortlisted for London International Advertisement Festival.


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    $canvas->writeText("left $left", "top $top",$new_name);
    $final->saveToFile($new_file);
}

$file = fopen("Main.txt", "r");
$i = 0;
$line_of_text = '';
while (!feof($file)) {
    $line_of_text .= fgets($file);
}
$myText = explode("\n", $line_of_text);
fclose($file);

$arrayCount = count($myText);
var_dump($myText);

for ($x = 0; $x < $arrayCount; $x++) {
    setName($myText[$x], './bgbg.jpg', './export/flower_stamp-'.$x.'.jpg');
}

This file : Main.txt contains lots of data (2000 lines of product name).
I've increased the memory limitation ; but when I run the script this only works from line 1 to line 250 or less!
How can I clean up the memory for each photo generation?

A: Load one line from the file and process it. Then load the next! Dont load EVERYTHING into a BIG STRING and then make a array of it then process each occurance of the array.
Once you do this you may well not need to increase the memory limit or the execution time.
<?php

ini_set('max_execution_time', 0);
ini_set('memory_limit', '1024M');

//require_once '../../tabkadeh/error_reporting.php';
function setName($name,$photoName, $new_file)
{
    //var_dump($new_file);
    require_once 'files/lib/WideImage.php';
    require_once 'FarsiGD.php';

    $left = '+50';
    $top  = '+400';

    $bg = WideImage::load($photoName);
    //$final= $bg ->resize(400, 400);
    $final= $bg;
    $canvas = $final->getCanvas();
    //$canvas->useFont('./Yekan.ttf', 200, $final->allocateColor(000, 000, 000));
    $new_name = (new FarsiGD)->persianText($name,'fa', 'normal');
    $canvas->useFont('./Ray-ExtraBlack.ttf', 40, $final->allocateColor(34, 84, 109));
    $canvas->writeText("left $left", "top $top",$new_name);
    $final->saveToFile($new_file);
}

$file = fopen("Main.txt", "r");
$i = 0;
$line_of_text = '';
while ($line = fgets($file, 4096) !== false) {
    setName(trim($line), './bgbg.jpg', './export/flower_stamp-'.$i.'.jpg');
    $i++;
}

fclose($file);

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The Banking, Insurance and the financials industry has undergone significant transformation since the initiation of the financial sector reforms that were part of the structural reforms of early 1990s and has become one of the most competitive sectors of recent times . We partner with the senior management of our key domestic and international clients to help them execute executive appointments. This practice extends globally, esp. Middle East, India and the US.
We service the Breadth and Depth of this Sector and cater to both the Private and Public Sector Banks, Financial Institutions, Securities, Wealth etc. Over the years, our team has established strong, long-term relationships with some of the top companies in the financial services industry. Our recruiters use insight developed from years of their own experience in the industry to be true partners in your career, both during your job search and beyond.
Reach out to our Industry Expert at bfsi@Afflatusinc.com.
Driving growth through customer orientation. We have worked with banks and insurance companies around the world to strengthen their customer focus in all their operations. We have redesigned processes at all customer touch points with the organization and installed feedback loops to ensure the voice of the customer is heard and acted on.
Improving performance by reducing costs and complexity. Financial services firms that consistently marry greater efficiency with higher productivity in serving customers generate the highest shareholder returns. Afflatus Inc works with leading services firms to strip complexity out of products and processes, and reduce costs as a way of bolstering or rebuilding margins.
Integrating companies. Successful merger integration lies in a few, powerful guiding principles: Tailor the integration thesis to the deal thesis; integrate where it matters; and act with deliberate speed. We have worked with financial services firms around the world to integrate acquisitions quickly and accelerate the delivery of expected value. Increasingly, we support clients that absorb acquisitions in the developing growth markets for financial services of Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America.
Executing decisions better and faster. Financial institutions' ability to react nimbly to mounting industry pressures—changing regulatory demands, diversifying product lines and markets, and increasing industry risk and uncertainty—depends on how effectively the make critical decisions. We work with financial institutions to identify the highest value decision opportunities, establish clarity about decision accountabilities, and build enduring behaviors, measures and incentives throughout the organization to continuously produce faster, better decisions, faster action, and improved efficiency.


什麽是NLP?NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Neuro refers to your neurology; Linguistic refers to language; programming refers to the thinking system guided by our neural language functions. In other words, learning NLP is like learning the language of our own mind!
Read our mind, understand our better.
There are no unresourceful people, only unresourceful states of mind.
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When. Every Friday at 7pm throughout the month of July and August.
Where. The ten-minute show can be viewed from specific vantage points around Victoria Harbour.
What to expect. The night sky will be awash with colour and lights.
Remember. Pile on those layers– it's cold outside. Beanies and hugs from friends are encouraged.
Do you ever get the feeling that you sit down at your desk to begin work, and before you know it it's dark outside? To brighten up the darkness of winter, the City of Melbourne is presenting Friday night fireworks at the Docklands.


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Risk taking key to effective leadership, UMW colloquium speaker says
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Oct 27, 2016 By CATHY JETT THE FREE LANCE–STAR – Former Ambassador Pamela E. Bridgewater experienced unexpected benefits from taking risks when posted to Pretoria, South Africa, in 1990. Bridgewater, who grew up in a segregated Fredericksburg neighborhood, said that she wondered how she'd cope there during apartheid, which wouldn't end for four more years.
17 Warren inmates earn college degrees
'I PLEDGE TO YOU THAT I WILL CONTINUE TO PAY IT FORWARD FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE' Once a person gets an education, it can never be taken away By Sarah Thompson, Penobscot Bay Pilot WARREN — Abdi Awad is an unlikely graduate of the University of Maine at Augusta's class of 2016. He
Fredericksburg group hopes to attract more players with Sunshine Park clinic, summer games
YOUTH BASEBALL CLINIC, SUMMER LEAGUE PLANNED BY AMY FLOWERS UMBLE/THE FREE LANCE-STAR While many children across the country are abandoning baseball for other activities, a Fredericksburg group hopes to attract more youth to America's pastime. The Sunshine Baseball League will kickoff its summer sessions with a free skills clinic Sunday. "We're going to help them
Graduation day at Sing Sing: Dozens of prisoners earn their associate's degree behind bars
TWENTY-NINE INMATES GRADUATE THROUGH THE HUDSON LINK PROGRAM Reported by Dominic Carter The Sunshine Lady Foundation provides major funding for the college degree program at Sing Sing.
Doris Buffett sponsors summer baseball league
BY RHONDA SIMMONS Doris Buffett wants to help local youth get a running start in life. That's why the Fredericksburg philanthropist is sponsoring the Sunshine Baseball League this summer. Registration concludes June 10 and play runs from July 5 to Aug. 31. "I love to see kids learning to do team things," said Doris Buffett.
President Obama Visits RU-N and Talks Criminal Justice Reform
BY FERLANDA FOX NIXON November 2, 2015 On Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, Rutgers University-Newark (RU-N) welcomed President Barack Obama on his latest stop on his national tour on criminal justice reform. With more than 600,000 individuals released from state and federal prisons each year, President Obama shared his sense of urgency to create a criminal
Gladys P. Todd Academy campers get glimpse into future
GLADYS P. TODD ACADEMY'S SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM PAVES HIGHER LEARNING PATH Posted: Saturday, July 18, 2015 12:00 am by Dawnthea Price / The Free Lance Star Germanna Community College President David A. Sam gazed out at an auditorium jam-packed with students, parents and educators. The 60 newly minted graduates of the Gladys P. Todd Academy's
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NY Times Sunday Review | OPINION By JOHN J. LENNON, APRIL 4, 2015 ATTICA, N.Y. — EVER wonder what prisoners do and talk about? Well, at the Attica Correctional Facility, we're all tucked away in cellblocks watching TV. We watch a lot — all day, all night. Then we talk about what we're watching. Conversation
Homeless get a hand up
BY AMY FLOWERS UMBLE/THE FREE LANCE-STAR The ochre-breasted bird perched on the chain-link fence and chirped, his song wafting across the front yard and through the open window to where Jerry Grimsley sat in a tweed recliner. "Is that a robin?" asked his sister, Vickie Chevrette. Grimsley shrugged. Last year, the harbinger of spring would
Fredericksburg resident enrolled at U.Va. after spending seven years behind bars
BY JEFF BRANSCOME/THE FREE LANCE-STAR While in prison, Julius Berger started taking classes, thanks to a program funded by Doris Buffett. Berger says that while he was in Coffeewood Correctional Center, Buffett was his first and only visitor at that prison. At first, Julius Berger didn't panic when the judge sentenced him to five years


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The best job interviews aren't one-sided interrogations but rather two-way conversations designed to let both sides figure out if they'd be a good fit.
Since your goal shouldn't be just to get a job offer but to land in a position in which you'll thrive and in an environment, you won't dread as you come to work every day, you should be interviewing the interviewer right back.
Asking the right questions shows a level of thoughtfulness and engagement. After all, your interviewer wants to know that you're interested in the details of the job, the department you'll be working in, your prospective supervisor's management style, and the culture of the organization. Otherwise, you risk signalling that you're either not that interested or just haven't thought very much about it.
What are the biggest challenges or obstacles the person in this position will face?
Can you describe a typical day or week in the position?
How will the success of the person in this position be measured?
Thinking back to the person whom you've seen do this job best, what made their performance so outstanding?


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Shooting results in a fatality; injury
Meghan Flynn
mflynn@gctelegram.com
One child was killed and a juvenile was critically injured in a pair of related shootings in Garden City Wednesday.
Sgt. Lana Urteaga of the Garden City Police Department reported that the shootings were the result of a domestic dispute at 1307 N. 12th St.
James Franco, 31, who resides at 1307 N. 12th St., was arrested on allegations of the crime and was taken into custody without incident.
The incident remains under investigation.
Urteaga reported that GCPD was alerted that a shooting had just occurred around 12:45 p.m. by the victim, a 16-year-old juvenile male, who was in the area of Abe Hubert Elementary School.
Officers were dispatched, the juvenile was found with a gunshot wound and was transported by the Finney County EMS to St. Catherine Hospital with critical injuries, Urteaga said. His condition is unknown.
While investigating the incident at Abe Hubert, GCPD received a call to 1307 N. 12th St., of an additional shooting at that location, Urteaga reported. Officers located a four-year-old girl with a gunshot wound upon arrival.
She was transported by Finney County EMS to St. Catherine Hospital, where she was later pronounced deceased.
Both shootings were the result of one incident, Urteaga said.
"The shooting, both subjects, is the result of one incident," she said. "These are not two separate incidents. (Neither) the school nor USD 457 were involved in this."


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Jobs will be posted until filled. Click here for application.
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I love pasta. But it has carbs. And apparently these so-called carbs are bad for us? I scoff.
To make this carb-less wonder, I sliced an eggplant and a zucchini and tossed them in olive oil, then dunked them into a mixture of cornstarch, Parmesan cheese and bread crumbs. I cooked them on a greased cookie sheet for 18 minutes at 425, then layered a casserole dish with marinara sauce, veggies and cheese (lather, rinse and repeat)…then baked it for 10 minutes at 400.


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Siemens Interns Engage on UC Campus
By Zachary Johnson • December 3, 2021 • 2 MIN READ
Zachary Johnson (Left) and Greg Barker (Right) stationed at the Siemens Software Student Connect Booth
If you were walking around the University of Cincinnati campus a few weeks ago there was a chance you got to meet up with our marketing intern team. Two of our software engineering co-ops, Zachary Johnson and Greg Barker, were informing students on our growing co-op program, discussing individual experiences, and handing out Siemens merchandise to hundreds of students. Participants also got the chance to join the student LinkedIn group where we showcase projects and keep you up-to-date with all the latest news for Siemens in education.
"I was thrilled to converse with so many talented, aspiring engineers! I was happy to see so many students of different backgrounds interested in Siemens engineering. Coming up as a previous co-op, I could imagine myself going up to these booths with the goal of finding the right company for me. I hope these students walked away with the impression that Siemens is an engaging company full of diversity and opportunity for students of any discipline."
Zachary Johnson, Software Engineering and Marketing Intern
"The event was so much fun! Having students interested to hear what Siemens has to offer and join our Student Connect group, I think it's a great step to improving Siemens presence on Campus. With Siemens so strong on innovation I think working side by side with young minds is key to continuing this trend. I also think everyone likes the cool merch we gave out!"
Greg Barker, Software Engineering Co-op and Marketing Intern
If you missed us this time do not worry we will be back on campus next semester! You can also view the available positions in our co-op program here.
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The other morning, I brought the corn husk materials from last night's dinner out to my compost pile. I perused the pickings around the peas. I popped one pod in my mouth. I'll let the others linger and grow another day or so. I strolled by my little swiss chard piece of a plot in front of the okra, and was struck with an idea for breakfast. I picked a few leaves thinking of combining them with eggs, and considered what else to add as I reentered the house.
Last week's storms broke Grandma's hanging tomato plant. The remaining tomatoes are ripening on our kitchen counter.
I chopped some garlic as I started to scramble the eggs. I gave the swiss chard a few licks with the knife and tossed those in. I took a small tomato from the opposite counter and did the same — a little salt and pepper later, and voila!
Garden-fresh swiss chard and tomato scramble, from garden to plate.
This is why I love to garden. Everything you grow yourself inspires and tastes better, from plant to table in 10 minutes.
Crossposted from musings in mayhem.
I love this. I can absolutely feel your presence in the moment — wonderful!


When marijuana becomes legal for non-medical use in Canada a few months from now, the City of Langley hopes to have some new rules in place to regulate how and where cannabis is consumed.
The changes are in response to new provincial laws restricting the sale, display, promotion and use of tobacco and vapour products and banning cannabis smoking near children, including community beaches, parks and playgrounds.
The tobacco regulations increase the no-smoking buffer zone around all doorways, air intake and open windows to any "substantially enclosed public and work places in BC" to six metres from three metres.
The federal law that allows the use of non-medical marijuana is scheduled to come into force on Oct. 17.
Before the revised City regulations can take effect, they will have be approved by the minister of health.


Emma Bergstrand has had several key positions in corporate financing and operations within the Kinnevik Group.
"We are excited to welcome Emma Bergstrand to Wiraya", says acting CEO Max Emilson. Emma brings extensive financial, operational and strategic experience. This, combined with her deep knowledge of the technology and specifically telco industry, will be a huge asset to Wiraya as we enter our next phase of growth. We've seen a tremendous interest in the market on our AI-based mobile customer activation software among large consumer brands, increasingly in the telco sector.
"I'm excited to join Wiraya", comments Emma Bergstrand, newly appointed CFO at Wiraya. "The product is unique, adds proven value bottom-line to our customers and clearly simplifies the every day life for brands' customers. I definitely see a great potential for a growing international business", she continues.
Wiraya is a Managed Mobile Customer Activation software that dramatically improves brands's customer experience KPIs. It uses data-driven insights to generate the optimum blend of voice, text and mobile messaging to inspire action from customers. Wiraya helps leading brands all around Europe to grow Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), keep customers longer and proactively reduce churn.
Wiraya was founded in 2008, with offices in Stockholm, London, and Malta.


The res is unchanged from the low quality version posted on the site (450x253) and was converted using quicktime (i'm a video editor I have all this gear to use).
Bare in mind I dont own an iPod, so you guys will ahve to tell me what works!
im a video editor too! Highfive!
I wouldn't have uploaded it if you already did, but I put mine up first.
If you'd only put it up on rapidshare.com or something, i'd be grateful.
Is there are difference between Rapidshare and Megaupload?
Megaupload does have this all slot assigned till midnight crap.
And i've got rapidshare premium.


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Book: Psalm (1), Malachi (1), Ephesians (15).
Series: Ephesians: In Christ and In the World (8), Holidays (1), Malachi: To The Half Hearted (1), The Fight: Putting Sin To Death (1), The Body Beautiful (1), Various (3).
Service: Sunday Morning (13), Sunday Afternoon (2).
Ephesians 5:18-21 (Part of the Holidays series).
Preached by Alistair Bain on 3rd July, 2016 (Sunday Afternoon).
Ephesians 4:17-24 (Part of the Various series).
Preached by Alistair Bain on 4th October, 2015 (Sunday Afternoon).


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The Afro-Arab Volleyball Friendship Cup (Arabic: بطولة الصداقة العربية الأفريقية للكرة الطائرة), is a volleyball competition which was held between Arab and African countries, and was organized by the Arab Volleyball Association. It started in 1981, and was discontinued after this edition.

Results

External links

 Afro-Arab Friendship Cup (Kuwait Olympic Committee)

International volleyball competitions
Volleyball in the Arab world

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Client: South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL)
Proposed Upgrade of the N1 Section 4 from Monument River (km 46.0) to Doornfontein (km 63.0) and Development of Borrow Pits and/or Quarries
SANRAL is proposing to upgrade a 17 km stretch of the N1 Section 4 between Monument River (km 46.00) and Doornfontein (km 63.00) to increase the capacity of the road. It is proposed that the total surfaced width of the road would be widened from 10.8 m to approximately 17 m. In addition, the existing road reserve, which currently varies between 30 – 40 m along this section, would be widened to approximately 60 m. The upgraded road would accommodate three lanes of traffic, with an alternating configuration of two lanes in one direction and one lane in the other. The road upgrade would also necessitate the widening of two existing bridges, closure of single property access points, possible relocation of services, and improvement of the intersection at Matjiesfontein. It is also proposed that additional borrow pits and/or quarries would have to be established in the area for sourcing road-construction materials for the proposed road upgrade. Ten potential borrow pit locations and three quarry locations have been identified for initial consideration.
SLR Consulting (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd (SLR) has been appointed by Aurecon South Africa (Pty) Ltd, on behalf of the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL), to undertake a Basic Assessment process for each of two applications for Environmental Authorisation for the proposed road upgrade itself and for the establishment of borrow pits and/or quarries. These applications will be undertaken in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (No. 107 of 1998) (NEMA), the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations 2014 (as amended) and the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (No. 28 of 2002) (MPRDA), as applicable. The application for the proposed road upgrade will be submitted to the Department of Environmental Affairs and the application for the borrow pits and/or quarries will be submitted to the Department of Mineral Resources.
After closure of the comment period on the Draft Basic Assessment Report (BAR) the report was updated to a Final BAR and submitted to the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries for decision-making. All registered Interested and Affected Parties will be notified of the decision and subsequent appeal period. The full Final BAR has been made available for information purposes below.
Eloise Costandius / Candice Sadan
Final Basic Assessment Report
Executive Summary (Updated)
Main Report (Updated)
Appendix A: Declarations (Updated) (402.78 KB)
Appendix B: CVs of the project team (2.2 MB)
Appendix C: Preliminary Design Drawings (10.42 MB)
Appendix D: Site Photographs (2.67 MB)
Appendix E: Public Participation Process
Appendix E1: IAP Database (37.44 KB)
Appendix E2: IAP Notification Letters (Updated) (834.2 KB)
Appendix E3: Advertisement and Site Notices (7.96 MB)
Appendix E4: HWC Correspondence (79.26 KB)
Appendix E5: Comments and Responses Report (Updated) (2.15 MB)
Appendix F: Specialist Studies
Appendix F1: Botanical Assessment (1.95 MB)
Appendix F2: Freshwater Assessment (6 MB)
Appendix G: Convention for Assigning Significance Ratings to Impacts (589.71 KB)
Appendix H: Environmental Management Programme (Updated) (1.92 MB)


PACKAGING component producer Item Products has secured an exclusive UK partnership with US company Box Latch for its reusable carton closure solution.
The Box Latch product is said to enable corrugated packaging to be reused using a closure system, rather than tape or stables. The product aims to create sustainable packaging by increasing the reuse of boxes.
The closures are available in medium or large sizes and are made from recycled plastic. Box Latch also produces corner clips to hold boxes open, allowing for quicker filling.