Just a little over a year ago, for the first time, Savannah showed interest in literacy. I wrote about that in some detail here.
For the last year, Savannah mainly preferred being read too, but more and more often she showed that she identified words. When Savannah is typing using her AAC software, she often speaks out the name of the symbol that she is looking for or reads it when she sees it. Mostly she recognises the symbols, but recently, more often she is also recognising words.
It was very exciting for Savannah when I came across stories for teenagers in symbol format.
A few years ago, it seemed unlikely that Savannah would have the ability to read at all. Now with a range of some free and some reasonably priced pre-made stories from Widget, Savannah is enjoying browsing the website and selecting which topic she would like to read.
For Easter, we downloaded a story from religious education topics. She also particularly enjoyed reading about Molly's first kiss in the story The Disco from the range of teenage/young adult topics.
While some resources require "Communicate: In Print 2" or "SymWriter 2", there are many pdf versions available for free download. It is very helpful to have a range of pre-made stories available with relevant content. I can make stories for Savannah myself, but often I don't have the time nor am I likely to write about varied topics such as a girl's first kiss. Pre-made resources are so helpful in providing varied content for Savannah in a format that aids her language and literacy acquisition.
It is really exciting knowing that with the right supports, multi modal communication and presuming competence, there isn't a ceiling for what Savannah will be able to do.


The Velo Youth Bat is for the youth hitter looking for a ton of bat speed and incredible bat control. With a stiffer handle, and the lightest swing weight in the game, this bat is a constant favorite for those looking to catch up to faster pitch speeds. Get your Velo Youth USA Bat today, right here at CheapBats.com! No Hassle Returns, Batisfaction Guaranteed!
Pros: Bought this for my 9 yo for his first year of Little League. Very well balanced bat for smaller players.
Dave, ALL of the USA Baseball bats, whether they have composite or aluminum barrels, will have the same limited exit speed that is equivalent to a wood bat. Composite is just a more durable material, and also has less vibration felt in the hands, while being more expensive typically. Aluminum gives you ball feedback and has no break-in time, while being a bit more price-friendly. It just comes down to personal preference at the end of the day.


The IAHC Art Gallery hosts an exhibit showcasing the work of the Center's visual arts programs and classes.
The Quest to Create is a mixed media art exhibit featuring art and crafts by the four visual arts programs at the Center; Celtic design, quilting, watercolor and calligraphy. Featured artists and crafters include members of Nimble Thimbles, Chicago Calligraphy Collective and the IAHC Watercolor and Celtic Art classes.
The Quest to Create runs from Saturday, March 16 through Sunday, April 28 in the IAHC Art Gallery. Hours are 1pm-5pm on Saturday, March 16 at the St. Patrick's Fest (fest admission is required) and from 1pm-3pm (closing reception) on Sunday, April 28, or by appointment. To make an appointment, call 773-282-7035, ext. 10.


With Jahlil Okafor, Justise Winslow and Tyus Jones gone and a new, less polished group of freshmen in their place, there wasn't much Siena could do to prepare for this particular Duke team, not that coach Jimmy Patsos was complaining.
Allen, expected to be one of the ACC's dominant offensive players, delivered with 26 points, but even the expectations for him are based entirely on a few late-season cameos and his breakout performance at the Final Four. Only Matt Jones and Amile Jefferson are in roles they have played before, and neither is an impact player, but solid veterans who will step aside to let Allen and Brandon Ingram carry the offensive load – although Jefferson had a monster night on the glass against Siena, scoring 19 points thanks in part to five offensive rebounds.
Ingram is very dangerous and very raw, a high-volume shooter from just about everywhere who will make more shots someday soon than he did Friday. He makes plays, though – stealing the ball away from a Siena player after a missed Jefferson free throw for an immediate dunk – and finished with 15 points in his college debut.
With Marshall Plumlee in foul trouble, Ingram played extensively at forward, and it remains to be seen how his skinny frame will hold up against ACC-caliber forwards. That also led to more playing time for Luke Kennard, who finished with nine points while adjusting to the pace and style of the college game.
Saturday did offer a few other windows into how this team will play. It's clearly Allen's team offensively, and no matter who the point guard may be, the ball will spend most of the time in his hands – and for good reason, since he shot from the outside and put the ball on the floor with equal alacrity, exactly as expected.
Ingram is the second option, and along with the returning players, that leaves essentially an eight-man rotation for Duke, with freshmen Derryck Thornton, Chase Jeter and Kennard coming off the bench, which figures to be the case for the foreseeable future.
Duke wasn't really tested Friday, and the Blue Devils didn't want or need a test this early, not with this team. Last year's team would have savored the chance, but this isn't last year.
"First game of the season, young team – I think we did pretty good," Allen said.
It's a new year, a new Duke team, one very far from a finished product but a little closer after Friday.


Dramatic MarioKart N64 reenactment of the showdown between myself (Wario) and the captain (Princess Peach) of the team I coach, on September 9, 2009 in which the deciding race was cut short just before the finish line when Peach made a pivotal error and Wario was getting ready to pass for the lead and the Cup. The Princess pounded his fist on the table, "unintentionally" freezing the game. Rematch still unscheduled.
hahaha. Awesome! Really like this! The expressions on their faces are brilliant!
Hee Hee! Princess Peach should enjoy "his" birthday! This is superb!
First, I don't know if you'll post something on Saturday so, early happy birthday.
Dear HiPP. I just wanted to thank you for all that you have done for me today. From the tiara, to the hugs, and especially this, you have really made a princesse's day one i will remember for many year to come.
For clarification, you weren't about to take the cup. At this point i had a commanding lead that was in the process of getting destroyed, and we still had one course left. Some one in this world must have been looking our for you on that day of days.
Life is hard... and so is the fate of Princess Peach in all Mario Games.
Hello mister, i am a french amateur comic maker (excuse me, but I speak english like a Dog, when he tries to speak French). I just want you to say I like your work !
Have a great week end and read you soon !
mr, Hipp, may the cartoonist's god bless this day!
Thanks for the comments everyone! Especially Captain Peach (who needed to be reminded of our gentleman's agreement to forego the last race in the cup (Rainbow Road, I mean WHO has time for Rainbow Road when you have to get to polo practice?!)).
Epic stuff MRH... Brings a lot back.


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package frontend.objc;

import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static utils.matchers.DotFilesEqual.dotFileEqualTo;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;

import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;

import utils.DebuggableTemporaryFolder;
import utils.InferException;
import utils.InferRunner;

public class ProtocolTest {

  @Rule
  public DebuggableTemporaryFolder folder = new DebuggableTemporaryFolder();

  @Test
  public void whenCaptureRunOnProtocolThenDotFilesAreTheSame()
      throws InterruptedException, IOException, InferException {
    String protocol_expr =
        "infer/tests/codetoanalyze/" +
            "objc/frontend/protocol/protocol.m";

    String protocol_dotty =
        "infer/tests/codetoanalyze/" +
            "objc/frontend/protocol/protocol.dot";

    ImmutableList<String> inferCmd =
        InferRunner.createObjCInferCommandFrontend(
            folder,
            protocol_expr);
    File newDotFile = InferRunner.runInferFrontend(inferCmd);
    assertThat(
        "In the capture of " + protocol_expr +
            " the dotty files should be the same. " +
            "In each procedure the translation of the boxing " +
            "syntactic sugar is the same " +
            "as the tranlation of the underlying method call.",
        newDotFile, dotFileEqualTo(protocol_dotty));
  }

  @Test
  public void whenCaptureRunOnBicycleThenDotFilesAreTheSame()
      throws InterruptedException, IOException, InferException {
    String protocol_expr =
        "infer/tests/codetoanalyze/" +
            "objc/errors/protocol_procdesc/main.c";

    String protocol_dotty =
        "infer/tests/codetoanalyze/" +
            "objc/errors/protocol_procdesc/main.dot";

    ImmutableList<String> inferCmd =
        InferRunner.createObjCInferCommandFrontend(
            folder,
            protocol_expr);
    File newDotFile = InferRunner.runInferFrontend(inferCmd);
    assertThat(
        "In the capture of " + protocol_expr +
            " the dotty files should be the same.",
        newDotFile, dotFileEqualTo(protocol_dotty));
  }

}

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London, UK -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/06/2014 -- Eraserheads, the most popular and influential rock band ever to come out of the Philippines, will be appearing in the English capital this April.
The Event is going to be a great night for the Pinoy community at the Apollo theatre. When the E-Heads take the stage, OPM fans of all ages will be treated to some of the best Filipino music ever. They will hear classic E-Heads hits destined to bring back memories of the band's heyday, along with some new material. Fans should make plans to join the Apollo party in April.
Eraserheads is truly a musical act of legendary status. Thankfully, they are keeping the music alive through these regular reunion concerts. Everybody should be there to enjoy the London concert; it will be a night never to forget.
Thanks to a tremendous effort by London-based promoter Finest Workers UK Limited, the E-Heads will be playing the Apollo theatre in Hammersmith in April 4, 2014. It's sure to be one of the best concerts of the year, especially for the Pinoy community throughout the UK. Finest Workers expects to see fans from England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
About Finest Workers UK Ltd.
As an entertainment and concert promotion company Finest Workers UK Ltd. is committed to bringing the best names in entertainment to the UK. What makes the company different is their commitment to a stringent ethical code with owner and founder Marvin Guzman insisting it is important to the entertainment industry. For more information about the E-Heads appearance, one can contact Finest Workers UK Limited or visit the Eventim Apollo website. Tickets on sale now.


It's got rather chilly these last couple of days. The frosty mornings have returned, ice is a constant feature on our cars and no doubt heavy snow will shortly follow.
From time to time, travel disruption can affect an employee's ability to get to work on time. For situations from public transport cancellations to severe weather or school closures, employers and employees should consider how this could impact on the workforce.
Remember that employees are not automatically entitled to pay if they are unable to get to work because of travel disruption, school closures etc. There is no legal right for staff to be paid by an employer for travel delays (unless the travel itself is constituted as working time or in some situations where the employer provides the transport). However, employers may have contractual, collective or custom and practice arrangements in place for this.
When handling travel disruption, employers should ensure that any measures they take are carried out according to a fair procedure, and should be flexible where possible. The handling of bad weather and travel disruption can be an opportunity for businesses to enhance staff morale and productivity by the way it handles the situation, for example by allowing staff to work from home if this is feasible.
This will help maintain good, fair and consistent employment relations and help avoid complaints to Acas and the employment tribunal.


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Q: Determine the derivative of $y$ with respect to $t,$ knowing that $x ^ 2 + 3 = t$ Could help me please.
Let $y = y (x)$ be a differentiable function, determine the derivative of $y$ with respect to $t,$ knowing that $x ^ 2 + 3 = t.$

A: Let $y=y(x)$ and $t=3+x^2$ so $\frac{dt}{dx}=2x$. Then by the chain rule we have $$\frac{dy}{dt}=\frac{dy}{dx}\frac{dx}{dt}=\frac{dy}{dx}\frac{1}{\frac{dt}{dx}}=\frac{y'(x)}{2x}.$$

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Private loans are the worst type of student debt, but the best place to get them may be your local credit union. Like most credit union products, their loans are usually a better deal with more favorable terms than similar loans from bigger banks.
Economy: "Consumers Have Thrown In The Towel"
Consumer spending is down and credit card defaults are up!
The House of Representatives passed legislation that's commonly known as the Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights today, but the bill is expected to be ignored by the Senate while they work on that whole $700 billion bailout thing.


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12th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition
Having won the Pakistani Rounds, Team LUMS, consisting of Ahmed Tariq, Maria Khan and Omer Imran Malik, participated in the 12th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition (South Asia Rounds) held in Kathmandu, Nepal, in December 2016.
58th Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition
Five students from SAHSOL won the National Qualifying Rounds in February 2017, beating 10 other teams from across Pakistan, for the 58th Jessup, the world's largest moot court competition. The team, comprising Abdul Rafay Siddiqui, Umair Ahmad, Mirza Abdul Moiz Baig, Fakhruddin Ali Valika and Mustafa Khan, also scooped up the Best Memorial and the Best Oralist (Mirza Abdul Moiz Baig) awards. The team then advanced to represent Pakistan in the White & Case International Rounds of the Jessup competition, which took place from April 9 to 15, 2017, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Washington, D.C. The team, coached and accompanied by Prof. Khyzar Hussain, also called on Pakistan's Ambassador to the US, His Excellency Mr. Aizaz Chaudhry.
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition draws participants from over 500 law schools in more than 80 countries. The competition is a simulation of a fictional dispute between countries before the International Court of Justice, the judicial organ of the United Nations, and is sponsored by White & Case LLP, an international law firm based in New York City.
LUMS National Moot Court Competition 2017
The 6th LUMS National Moot Court Competition was jointly hosted by SAHSOL and the LUMS Law and Politics Society, in association with Habib Bank Limited (HBL), from April 6-9, 2017. Ten teams from top law colleges of the country - Pakistan College of Law, Quaid-e-Azam Law College, SZABIST, University College Lahore, Premier Law College, Gujranwala, University of Karachi and International Islamic University, Islamabad participated in the competition. After two and a half days of intensive mooting, Quaid-e Azam Law College and SZABIST emerged as the finalists. The moot problem for the final required participants to delve into a detailed study of the Constitution of Pakistan and the 18th Amendment to the Constitution particularly with regards to the concept of delegated legislation. All participants demonstrated excellent legal research and oral advocacy skills resulting in a highly competitive event.
Held at the Asifa Irfan Moot Court of the School of Law, the Final was judged by a distinguished five-member panel comprising of two retired Supreme Court Justices, namely Justice (R) Khalil-ur-Rehman Ramday, Justice (R) Sair Ali, Ms. Asma Hamid (Additional Advocate General, Punjab), Mr. Ali Sultan (Executive Director, Research Society of International Law, Pakistan) and Prof. Dr. Martin Lau, Dean of the LUMS School of Law.
In a close contest, Quaid-e-Azam Law College emerged as the winners of the competition, with team SZABIST as runners-up. At the Closing Ceremony, the Pakistan College of Law was awarded the prize for Best Memorial Applicant and the prize for Best Memorial Respondent was awarded to the University College Lahore. Mr. Momin Waheed Khan from the winning team of Quaid-e-Azam Law College was judged as the Best Oralist of the Competition.
Habib Bank Limited generously served as the competition's Platinum Sponsors and, in a statement, expressed their delight in being part of the event: "HBL is proud to sponsor the 6th Annual Moot Competition and partner with LUMS in providing a platform for law students to develop essential legal skills such as critical thinking and advocacy. Competent, proficient and skilled legal professionals and judges are vital for the success and continued economic growth of Pakistan. It is an honour and a privilege to support such programmes and initiatives."
The annual LUMS National Moot Court Competition strives to foster a culture of mooting across law schools in Pakistan, providing not only a useful opportunity to law students to demonstrate their legal research and advocacy skills but also serving as a national focal point for new initiatives in legal education.
LUMS School of Law is looking forward to hosting the 7th LUMS National Moot Competition in 2018 and will again be inviting teams from across Pakistan to participate.
Allen & Overy Moot Competition
Team LUMS, comprising Orubah Sattar Ahmed, Hussain Azam Cheema and Najeeha Raza, participated in the Allen & Overy Private Law Moot hosted by The University of New South Wales, Australia, in May 2017.
SLAMSH International Moot Competition
After the December 2016 ICRC Moot Court Competition, Team LUMS, consisting of Maria Khan, Omer Imran Malik and Ahmed Tariq, returned to Kathmandu, Nepal, to participate in the 2nd SLAMSH International Moot Court Competition in June 2017, emerging as first runner-up.

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Kalmar has received an order for five additional super post-Panamax ship-to-shore (STS) cranes from MSC Home Terminal, Antwerp on top of the ten cranes ordered last year (the biggest European STS order ever). The new order, due for delivery in 2006, has been placed in response to anticipated future volume growth.
MSC Home Terminal is a joint venture between Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and Hesse-Noord Natie NV, a subsidiary of the PSA Group. The first of the company ten STS cranes ordered last year has recently entered commercial operations, while a further three are on site and in various stages of assembly.
he latest order brings to 33 the number of STS cranes currently on Kalmar books. This total also includes eight cranes for PSA Antwerp, six for P&O Ports' Antwerp Gateway, two for Rotterdam Shortsea Terminals and two for the Port of Guadeloupe.
"Kalmar is committed to being a leading equipment provider to the European ship to shore crane market and I am delighted to report that we have succeeded in claiming thisa strong position. Our current order book is looking extremely strong.
In order to be able to deliver this extremely high order backlog in a short time frame our partnership with Hollandia – the Dutch steel structure manufacturer – is essential. It gives us the necessary upwards flexibility to meet this exceptionally high level of demand, but also gives us flexibility to adapt our capacity when the market returns to more normal levels."
"A picture of the first Kalmar ship-to-shore crane in operation at MSC Home Terminal, Antwerp. A total of 15 Kalmar cranes have been ordered by this terminal operator."
"A panoramic photo taken from the boom-tip of one of the Kalmar cranes ordered by MSC Home Terminal, Antwerp."


The Philadelphia Eagles changed the lives of everyone in their fan base last February when they beat the Patriots to win their first-ever Super Bowl.
Many other NFL fan bases would like to have the same thing happen to them this year.
Here are 10 different teams – including a few storied franchises that have multiple Super Bowl wins in their past – that have many different reasons why their fan bases are so desperate to finally lift that Lombardi Trophy high into the air at the end of the season.


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Agenda: to see and to do, sport , culture, nightlife and maritime in Ostend
You searched for: today zien en doen sport en spel cultuur nightlife maritiem
Arctic traveller Adrien de Gerlache designed this three-master which was built in Scotland. The Mercator had only two commanders and made 54 voyages. In 1956 it repatriated the remains of Father Damien from Molokai. In 1960, it sailed into the harbour of Antwerp and in 1961, it was equipped as a museum ship. Since 1964, it has been the pearl in Ostend's crown. Like to visit this attraction at a discount? Print your free Coast Pass now on www.kustpas.be/home/register
North Sea Cruise Oostende
During this cruise, a guide will tell you about everything from short sea shipping and port signalling, various kinds of buoys and beacons over marine bird and sea mammal exploration to crossing international shipping routes. The boat tour finishes at the Thorntonbank wind farm, about 30 km off the coast.
Kinepolis Oostende
Visit the windfarm
Ship and visit the first Belgian offshore wind farm at sea!During the trip a guide immerses you in coastal shipping and port signaling, various buoys and beacons to the exploration of marine birds and marine mammals to crossing the international shipping route. The ultimate goal the wind farm on the Thornton Bank, some 30km outside the coastline.You have the possibility of taking photographs or filming and afterwards acquires a completely different perspective on the North Sea .... A unique...
Kursaal Oostende
The building dominates the view at the Albert I promenade. The Casino, a design by Leon Stynen (1953) stands on the spot where in 1875 the first casino already stood. The latter was destroyed during WWII. After the war it would still be eight years before the current building was erected. This strikingly large building can boast being the largest in Belgium and is a typical example of modernism. The eye-catchers are of course the murals by Paul Delvaux. On 17th December 2004, the renovated...
Two-master De Nele
Past, present and future go hand in hand on board this two-master. The 'Nele' was built after the design of the historical Oostende two-mast smack and in accordance with the best sailing traditions.


We suggest skipping mascara-laden spider lashes and one-day-only falsies, and springing for eyelash extensions instead.
The process: Individual synthetic lashes are applied to your natural lashes with a waterproof bonding agent. The pain-free process takes about two hours; results can last for two to six weeks.
Limitations: Oil-based products and mascaras will be off-limits, but the good news is that you won't need mascara with extensions--a definite plus if you're looking to avoid smudges at the wedding, or poolside during the honeymoon.
Worth it? Yes; if your natural lashes are sparse and you don't want to deal with the hassle of gummy, hard-to-apply adhesive lashes (or risk having them fall off on the dance floor).
See four more special beauty treatments here.


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Q: Windows 10 with both Ethernet and WiFi I suspect this may be the way that Windows 10 works, but would like it confirmed.
I would like Windows to prefer Ethernet when attached directly to my home router and be able to simultaneously use WiFi to connect to some single board computers which I use for development.
The important part is that if Ethernet is connected to my router then WiFi must not also attempt to simultaneously connect to it, only to other devices.
Is that how it works? If not, can I configure Windows 10 to make it so? Or should I be asking for an app to do it on software recommendations?

A: You can prioritise your Ethernet Network adapter, steps are shown below and they are extract from this WindowsCentral.com article.

On Windows 10, if you have a device with more than one network adapter
(such as Ethernet and Wi-Fi), each interface receives a priority value
automatically based on its network metric, which defines the primary
connection that your device will use to send and receive networking
traffic.
To change network adapter priorities using Control Panel
If you want to change the order in which Windows 10 uses network adapters, do
the following:

*

*Open Settings. Click on Network & Internet. Click on Status. Click    the Change Adapter options item.

*Right-click the network adapter you want to prioritize, and select Properties.

*Select the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) item. Click the Properties button.

*In the "General" tab, click the Advanced button. Clear the Automatic metric option. In the "Interface metric" field assign a
priority value for the adapter.

Quick Tip: The lower the metric number means higher priority, and a
higher number indicates lower priority.

*

*Click the OK button. Click the OK button again. Click the Close button.

Once you've completed the steps, Windows 10 will prioritize the network traffic depending on your configuration.
The only caveat using the Control Panel experience is that depending on your network setup, you may need to adjust the metric for the Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) as well, if that's the protocol you're using. (Usually, you will be using the TCP/IPv4 protocol.)
At any time, you can revert the changes using the same instructions, but on step No. 9, make sure to check the Automatic metric option.

If this doesn't satisfy You, than Windows Firewall is a place to go, or maybe You will need something more(will need some more info).

A: For the wifi to NOT connect to the router, don't give the Dev boxes the SSID/Passwd. Your router also has wifi,so Ask windows 10 to forget that network too.


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Walter Campbell joins MPC to help build end-to-end ad house
Jon Creamer
Walter Campbell, the man behind Guinness' 'Surfer' has announced he will join MPC London as Creative Head of Business Development to help develop MPC as an 'end to end' production house.
Campbell will work closely with Oliver Forder, Head of Business Development at MPC and former AMV BBDO colleague, to "subvert the notion of the typical post production house and develop an end-to-end offering for the modern advertising industry."
Walter Campbell said: "MPC used to be strictly post; today it's an end-to-end creative and production solution. We pick up the project from wherever our clients' capabilities end. Being here gives me the opportunity to work on ambitious jobs and interesting ideas, directly with brands, as well as with smart agencies and directors. MPC have always known how to craft the work. What people don't know yet is that we also know how to make work that is effective: work that is memorable and moves people to act. So, I'm here to develop that side of things."
Commenting on the new hire, Managing Director at MPC London, Jonathan Davies, said: "We're incredibly excited about the addition of Walter to the team. Many of us here have worked with him in some respect over the years but what's most exciting is that he joins us at a time when this creative role at a VFX house is possible. Ten years ago, it would have been a different story. We couldn't think of a better person for the job."
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Moving to Chingford, London? What you need to know
So you are thinking of moving to Chingford in London? You've found some estate agents and they have told you what you wanted to hear. You've read some speil by a local councillor who says that Chingford is on the up an up? Now it's time for a bit of reality. Cold hard statistics culled from the Police, the Indices of Deprivation and the latest census. Is Chingford the land of milk and honey or are Buckhurst Hill, Loughton and Edmonton a lot better? Time to find out.
Crime in Chingford
Using the latest Police street crime figures for the month of November 2020 we have compiled a table of the most voilent Policing areas in and around Chingford. Naturally the more urban and more central areas will have a higher rate of crime, but often you can be surprised when that is not the case and that is the area you want to move to.
Ponders End 173
Hale End 138
Chingford Hatch 127
Brimsdown 105
Friday Hill 85
Chingford Green 80
Chingford 62
Buckhurst Hill 28
Lippitts Hill 21
High Beach 4
The English Indices of Deprivation also has crime statistics for Chingford. These statitics are published by the government every 2-3 years. They are a measure of how likely you are to be a victim of personal or material crime in an area, such as muggings or burglary. We've collated an average rank for all the Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) in each ward in and around Chingford. The table below shows ten wards in this area, from the best to the worst.
Buckhurst Hill East (Best) 12306/32845
Hatch Lane 12952/32845
Chingford Green 13186/32845
Buckhurst Hill West 14422/32845
Endlebury 14672/32845
Monkhams 17291/32845
Larkswood 8314/32845
Ponders End 8323/32845
Lower Edmonton 9608/32845
Valley (Worst) 9917/32845
Edmonton is a pool of towering council estates, rubbish, graffitti & crime
Your Health in Chingford
If you are thinking of moving to Chingford, you want to know if the place is likely to put you on a downward spiral of ill health. We've taken the healh question from the latest census to find out and how Chingford compares to its neighbouring local authorities. People were asked to rate their current health from very bad to very good;
Enfield 1.34% 4.11% 12.71% 35.01% 46.84%
Islington 1.68% 4.74% 11.21% 30.75% 51.61%
Waltham Forest (Chingford) 1.34% 3.89% 12.06% 35.61% 47.11%
Redbridge 1.15% 3.76% 12% 34.98% 48.12%
The English Indices of Deprivation also has health statistics for Chingford. They measures the risk of premature death and the impairment of quality of life through poor physical or mental health, lovely! We've collated an average rank for all the Lower Super Output Areas (LSOA) in each ward in and around Chingford. The table below shows ten wards in this area, from the best to the worst;
Hatch Lane (Best) 16867/32845
Larkswood 17495/32845
Valley 19474/32845
Ponders End 19687/32845
Lower Edmonton 20338/32845
Buckhurst Hill East 24344/32845
Buckhurst Hill West (Worst) 30475/32845
Deprivation in Chingford
Using the English Indices of Deprivation statistics, we've collated the average Index of Multiple Deprivation rank of all the LSOAs in the wards in and around Chingford. In layman's terms, this is how rough the ward is based on mutiple measures of deprivation including; employment, income, health, crime, housing and outside space.
Valley (Best) 11444/32845
Ponders End (Worst) 6156/32845
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Hackney – Be careful what you wish for
Bexleyheath – a hive of villainy
Penge, soon as you see the Railway Bridge you've doomed yourself for life
Elephant and Castle – Yep, you've got off at the wrong stop.
Bermondsey: full of dangerous, ******, Sarf London sh*tbags
Dartford: once a thriving market town, now in decline
Tooting… yikes!
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Many Philly residents live in neighborhoods dominated by brownstones and row houses, with little or no front yard. So how can you take advantage of curb appeal when they're right up against their curb?
We've invited three designers to show us their take on the "Chic Shed." Our stylish backyard display will feature sheds provided by BarnCo Woodworks, reclaimed electrical spools as tables and outdoor furniture from LoveSac.
DIY & HGTV star Jeff Devlin will be teaching folks the ins and outs of home renovations at the Philly Home Show's Make-It, Take-It Workshops on Feb 13th. Get to know him a little better in our fun Q&A!
The Philly Home Show has started! Plan your visit with these must-see features, celebrity presentations, and workshops!
DIY Network star Alison Victoria is coming to the Philly Home Show! Get to know the Kitchen Crashers host a little better before you enjoy her design presentations Feb 12th & 13th!
Learn about local home improvement expert and DIY Network / HGTV star Jeff Devlin's new series, Stone House Revival, and find out when he's teaching at the Make-It, Take-It Workshops.
We're thrilled to have Touchstone joining us at the 2016 Philly Home Show. And they're excited to bring their new electric fireplaces to you!


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South Sewer Project voted down
Residents overwhelmingly say "no thanks"
Jun. 18, 2016 11:00 a.m.
Record staff
The multi-phase, multi-partner south sewer project was unceremoniously flushed down the drain Saturday, as nearly three quarters of voters who took part in the referendum voted against the estimated $56 million project.
The Comox Valley Regional District had secured approximately $35 million in funding for the project.
The referendum was asking residents of Royston, Union Bay and Kilmarnock whether or not they were in favour of tax payer-based funding for the balance of the project, amortized over 30 years. The estimated cost to homeowners was pegged at between $1,800 and $2,000 per year.
A total of 963 votes were cast, 681 of which voted against the proposal, 71 per cent.*
The second question put to voters was whether or not they supported a public–private partnership (P3) agreement. Of the 967 votes cast on that question, 729 voted no, or 75 per cent.*
See Tuesday's Record for reaction from the referendum results.
*Results unofficial. Official results will be posted June 22.
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HAPPY FEET NURSERY AND OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB LIMITED AGAINST ASSESSOR FOR LANARKSHIRE
LANDS VALUATION APPEAL COURT
[2014] CSIH 87
XA115/14
Lord President
Lady Dorrian
Lord Malcolm
OPINION OF THE LORD PRESIDENT
in the appeal by
HAPPY FEET NURSERY AND OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB LIMITED
Appellant;
ASSESSOR FOR LANARKSHIRE
Respondent:
For the appellant: MacIver; Brodies LLP
For the assessor: Cleland; Simpson & Marwick
[1] This is an appeal against a decision of the Valuation Appeal Committee at Hamilton dated 19 March 2014. The subjects are a day nursery at 47/49 Claude Street, Larkhall. At the 2010 Revaluation the assessor entered them in the Roll at an NAV/RV of £43,000. The appeal against the entry was brought under sections 3 and 37 of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975 (the 1975 Act), as amended, on the ground that a decision of a committee drawn from the same valuation appeal panel relating to comparable subjects constituted a material change of circumstances affecting the valuation of the appeal subjects. The Committee refused the appeal.
[2] The subjects are situated on the main thoroughfare in Larkhall close to the town centre shopping area and the station. They are of attractive modern construction. They have parking for 12 vehicles. They are securely fenced and have a CCTV system. The subjects were built as a Job Centre and were used as such from 1996 to 2006. From 2006 to 2011 the subjects were vacant despite being actively marketed.
The assessor's Guidance Note
[3] At the 2010 Revaluation the assessor analysed all of the available rental evidence for day nurseries throughout the valuation area. On that evidence he issued a Guidance Note. Section 3 of the Note is in the following terms:
"Nurseries situated in properties which, by virtue of their character or location (or both) have an obvious alternative use will have to compete with other potential occupiers. Rental analysis shows that the landlord will expect to receive a rent equivalent to the character of the property. In such situation the property should be valued in line with the prevailing rental levels for the appropriate alternative use. This is most commonly (but not exclusively) to be found in retail, office and industrial type properties/locations. Outwith these situations a rate of £50 per square metre should be applied to the GEA."
The assessor's valuation
[4] The assessor's starting point was that from survey evidence day nurseries that had no obvious alternative use should be valued at £50 psm. He considered that the appeal subjects were in a mixed use area. Having regard to the general vicinity of the subjects and to the nature of the premises, he was satisfied that the subjects had an alternative use, namely office use, and that the occupier of a day nursery would pay a rent that reflected the possible alternative use. In valuing the subjects the assessor therefore took account of prevailing rental levels for the appropriate alternative use of the subjects, namely office use. He adopted a rate of £75 psm, which was consistent with the rates applicable to similar office subjects in Larkhall town centre. He applied the rate of £75 psm to other day nurseries that were comparable with the subjects of appeal in terms of construction and location. The rate of £75 psm had been the subject of professional agreement. That rate brought out a value of £40,035. To this the assessor made additions for air conditioning, car parking and CCTV. That brought out a total NAV/RV of £43,000.
The legislation
[5] Section 3(4) of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975 provides as follows:
"(4) Without prejudice to subsection (2) above, the proprietor, tenant or occupier of lands and heritages which are included in the valuation roll may appeal against the relevant entry but only on the ground that there has been a material change of circumstances since the entry was made or that there is such an error in the entry as is referred to in section 2(1)(f) of this Act; and, notwithstanding the definition of 'material change of circumstances' as set out in section 37(1) of this Act, if in an appeal under this subsection on ground of a material change of circumstances it is proved that there has been a change of circumstances which has materially reduced the extent to which beneficial occupation of the lands and heritages can be enjoyed, the appeal shall not be refused by reason only that the changes of circumstances has not been proved to have affected the value of the lands and heritages to any specific extent."
[6] Section 37(1) of the 1975 Act provides as follows:
"'material change of circumstances' means in relation to any lands and heritages a change of circumstances affecting their value and, without prejudice to the foregoing generality, includes any alteration in such lands and heritages any relevant decision of the Lands Valuation Appeal Court or a valuation appeal committee the members of which are drawn from the valuation appeal panel serving the valuation area in which the lands and heritages are situated or the Lands Tribunal for Scotland under section 1(3A) of the Lands Tribunal Act 1949, and any decision of that court, committee of tribunal which alters the net annual value or rateable value of any comparable lands and heritages."
The Biggar Nursery case
[7] By decision dated 25 September 2012 in the appeal of Williams t/a Juniors v Ass for Lanarkshire (the Biggar Nursery case) a valuation committee drawn from the Lanarkshire valuation appeal panel dealt with the valuation of subjects in Biggar that had been purpose built as a nursery and crèche. The Committee was of the view that the character, nature and location of the day nursery in Biggar was such that it did not have an obvious alternative use. It approved in principle the assessor's scheme and substituted an NAV of the subjects based on a rate of £50 psm.
The decision of the Committee
[8] The Committee concluded that the decision in the Biggar Nursery case raised no issue of principle that would serve to resolve the point at issue in this appeal. It was therefore not a relevant decision within the meaning of section 37(1) of the 1975 Act. On the merits the Committee distinguished the Biggar Nursery case on the ground that in that case there was no obvious alternative use. Having found in fact that the appeal subjects had an obvious alternative use as offices, it concluded that the rate of £50 psm could not apply. The appellant had therefore failed to discharge the onus of establishing that there had been a change affecting value.
The grounds of appeal
[9] The appellant contends (1) that the Committee erred in upholding a valuation that took into account the potential of the subjects for an alternative use as offices; and (2) that the potential for other uses being irrelevant, the effect of the decision in the Biggar Nursery case was that all day nurseries in Lanarkshire should be valued at £50 psm. That decision therefore represented a material change of circumstances in terms of section 37(1) of the 1975 Act (supra).
[10] Since this appeal is brought in an intermediate year on the basis of a material change of circumstances, the appellant's first ground of appeal can arise only if the appellant satisfies the conditions of section 37(1) of the 1975 Act. On that question the key issue is whether the decision of the Committee in the Biggar Nursery case related to comparable subjects. The Committee found in fact that the Biggar Nursery subjects are not comparable with those in the present case. It reached that conclusion on the view that, in terms of rental value, the location of the appeal subjects in an area of mixed use in the centre of Larkhall was not to be compared with a location in Biggar. That finding applies quite apart from the question of possible alternative use. It is a finding in fact for which there was evidence. It is not open to us to interfere with it. It follows therefore that the Biggar Nursery decision does not relate to the rateable value of comparable lands and heritages. Therefore it does not constitute a material change of circumstances. On that view the second ground of appeal, and therefore the appeal itself, must fail.
[11] If the first ground of appeal had arisen, I would have considered that it was irrelevant. Counsel for the appellant submitted that because the appeal subjects were in actual use as a nursery, they must be valued only as such, no account being taken of their potential for any other more profitable use. He submitted that this case was governed by the following dictum of Lord Patrick in Ass for Stirlingshire v Myles and Binnie (1962 SC 530).
"Two views of the matter have been entertained by our judges. The one is that you must value heritage in its actual physical state at the time of the valuation, and according to the use to which it is then devoted. The second view is that you must value heritage in its actual physical state as at the date of valuation, but, if it is not then devoted to the most profitable use which the state permits without structural alterations, you may value it on the hypothetical basis that it is being devoted to the most profitable use. We have had a full citation of judicial opinions which deal with the matter, and the great weight of judicial opinion is in favour of the first view." (at pp 533-534).
[12] In my opinion, this submission is fallacious. It overlooks the facts that the court was considering in Ass for Stirlingshire v Myles and Binnie. In that case two shops were in established uses for other purposes, one being in use as an office and store and the other as an office. Nevertheless, the assessor entered them in the Roll as shops. He argued unsuccessfully that the subjects had the physical characteristics of shops and might therefore be reasonably expected to be let for use as shops.
[13] The present case is entirely different. The assessor has rightly entered the premises in the Roll as a nursery, which is their present use; but in applying the statutory hypothesis has concluded that in view of their physical layout, their former use as offices and their location in the centre of Larkhall, the hypothetical open market letting of the subjects would produce a rent that reflected the potential of the subjects to be returned to office use.
[14] Ass for Stirlingshire v Myles and Binnie is cited in this court from time to time in support of the proposition that we have heard in this case. It is therefore important to emphasise that Lord Patrick's dictum has no bearing on the general principle that in a consideration of the hypothetical transaction to which section 6(8) of the Valuation and Rating (Scotland) Act 1956 refers, the potential of the subjects for another use will be relevant to the extent that it would influence the rent at which the subjects would be let.
[15] I propose to your Ladyship and to your Lordship that we should refuse the appeal.
OPINION OF LADY DORRIAN
[16] I agree with the reasons given by your Lordship in the chair that the appeal should be refused.
OPINION OF LORD MALCOLM
[17] For the reasons given by his Lordship in the chair, I agree that this appeal should be refused. I have nothing further to add.


If you're wondering which magazines to invest then today's post will be of interest to you. I've searched far and wide to bring you a selction of magazines offering freebies this month- so whether you want a new pair of sunnies, need some new moisturiser or fancy a new bottle of nail polish, these magazine's have got you sorted.
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Each piece in the Café collection is inspired by the alluring atmosphere that has become synonymous with the outdoor bistros throughout France. Every unique piece can be used as a matching set or is designed to be interchangeable. Many of the pieces in this collection are stackable for easy storage.
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Following the Panama Papers scandal, introduction of the PSC register, and increasingly complex ownership structures, Chris Bull talks to Roger Carson and Wayne Johnson about why getting a grip on company data has been so critical.
The leak of the Panama Papers serves as a forceful reminder to corporate lawyers to business leaders, and to professionals the need to grasp quickly the facts of complex ownership structures and to determine ultimate beneficiaries. The challenge starts with locating individual records: details of the company or legal entity, its directors, and its shareholders. In the UK we are fortunate to have Companies House, a single entity, managing the data, but even when dealing with a single registry, the task of unpicking complex structures is made difficult by individuals bent on obfuscation.
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Chris Bull is the founding Director of professional services advisory firm Kingsmead Square, working with professional service firm leaders as a retained advisor on strategy, operations, transformation and delivering their business plans.
He has a number of Retained Advisory and NED roles in the sector and is KPMG's ambassador for the professional practices sector. He has been a leading pioneer in professional firm business management for 20 years, with experience in legal, accounting, consulting, financial services and outsourced services organisations.


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This background paper developed for South Centre, Geneva, highlights how developing countries need to develop competencies and skills in global diplomacy around digital trade, and shape new geopolitical strategies, moving beyond narrow lenses of IT industry concerns or ICTs for development. Data is the new raw material that is extracted from developing countries by a few, primarily US based, corporates from the Global North, which is then 'manufactured' into 'digital intelligence'. This digital intelligence is then employed to control various sectors - urban transportation, health, education, agriculture, information access - across the globe. Developing countries have not understood these deep social-structural implications of the digital phenomenon.


Whatever your tastes in music there's a night club in NYC to match your requirements. After a hard day's work there's absolutely nothing far better than striking a New York bar or club to dance the night away or just have a peaceful beverage with pals.
During the 70s, NYC night clubs experienced a boom thanks generally to 'nightclub' music. Venues like 'Cream' in Liverpool, UK and also the renowned Ministry of Sound night club in London became family names the globe over. acro club starting playing Hip-Hop as well as R&B design of music.
Nowadays' individuals are relocating far from the Superclub style of place as well as going back to smaller intimate establishments. I assume it's secure to the days of having thousands of individuals squashed into a club are well and also truly behind us. NYC cocktail lounge are certainly tailored to the boutique design of clubbing mainly because of size restrictions, New York has actually always had smaller sized design locations. A trip to the East Village in NYC will discover 100's of bars and club as well as the location is perfect for bar hopping. Whatever you taste in music New York has it covered from Rap music to Jazz there are bars to fit your every requirements.
James has actually lately moved to NYC and he enjoys the nightlife. The city has so many bars as well as club to choose from. It doesn't matter the day of the week there's always something going on. The hardest point is exercising exactly what NYC club to head to. He advises using Metro212 the site has full cocktail lounge as well as occasion listings.


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Morbidly obese French man is lifted out of his house by CRANE after being trapped upstairs for year
Morbidly obese French man who weighs 661lbs is lifted out of his house by CRANE after being trapped upstairs for a year following fall
Alain Panabière has been stranded in his house after a fall over a year ago
The 53-year-old has since been fed and washed by his brother Jean-Claude
Today, the French man was moved from his house in Perpignan by a crane
By Rachael Bunyan For Mailonline
A morbidly obese French man has today been lifted out of his house by a crane after being stranded upstairs for over a year.
Alain Panabière, who weighs 661lbs (300kg), has been trapped on the first floor of his house in Perpignan, southwest France, after a fall in July 2019.
The 53-year-old could not be moved via the staircase because he could not pass through the door of his room due to his size.
Since the fall over a year ago, Alain has been fed and washed by his brother Jean-Claude, and has been sitting on the floor for months after reportedly breaking his leg. But he was finally moved today.
Alain Panabière (centre left), who weighs 661lbs (300kg), has been trapped on the first floor of his house in Perpignan, southwest France, after a fall in July 2019
The morbidly obese French man has today been lifted out of his house by a crane in Perpignan
Since the fall over a year ago, Alain, pictured in his home earlier this year, has been fed and washed by his brother Jean-Claude, and has been sitting on the floor for months after reportedly breaking his leg
The 53-year-old, pictured in his home earlier this year, could not be moved via the staircase because he could not pass through the door of his room due to his size.
A large-scale operation involving more than 50 people, including police, firefighters and medical teams, was under-way today following several weeks of preparation.
A window of Alain's house was removed next to the street so that the patient could be moved horizontally through the gap onto a gondola suspended from the 100 tonne crane.
He was then lowered down to the ground in a specially-made bed before being transported to a local hospital by a special ambulance.
Measures were taken to not only preserve Alain's health, but also to ensure the stability of the historic building.
Before the operation was underway, metal posts were placed in the building and the other residents were evacuated. In the street, lamp posts have been removed.
A window of Alain's house was removed next to the street so that the patient could be moved horizontally through the gap onto a gondola suspended from the 100 tonne crane
The 53-year-old was removed from his home after being stuck there for over a year via a crane
'We adapt to all kinds of situations. We have already intervened to lift people but never of this corpulence and under these conditions,' Didier Hugon, the managing director of the crane company told L'Independant.
Firefighters were reportedly fearful that there was a risk of collapse of a floor or the entire building during the intervention as the room located above a garage will have to accommodate six to eight firefighters, a doctor, technicians and equipment, as well as Alain's.
The major rescue operation was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. But there have been difficulties between the parties involved.
At the end of October this year Alain's lawyer Jean Codognes filed a complaint to local authorities for 'non-assistance to anyone in danger', according to Vosges Matin. The prefecture, in response, reportedly highlighted 'the uncooperative and volatile behavior of the Panabière brothers'.
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Deerness Fencing & Landscaping has origins dating back to 1976, is a founding company of Esh Group, and has over 40 years' experience of providing quality fencing, landscaping and grounds maintenance services.
With offices and an operations yard in Durham, we are positioned at the heart of our operational area, providing a quality service to private and public sector clients in the North East, Teesside and North Yorkshire. By offering a combination of fencing and landscaping services, we conveniently enable clients to procure both services through a single company.
From specialist fencing solutions to the creation of large-scale office park environments and innovative play areas, our projects are all completed to the highest standard. We are proud to work with several local authorities, Thirteen Group, ISOS Housing, Accent Housing, karbon Homes, private housebuilders and as a subcontractor to Tier 1 contractors. We are also members of the British Association of Landscape Industries – as winners of a National BALI Landscape Award, we are confident the quality of our work makes us stand out from competitors.
Eurocentral is the largest landscaping project undertaken by Deerness Fencing & Landscaping Ltd to date. The work which was finished ahead of time and to budget was completed for Bowmer & Kirkland on a subcontract basis.
Deerness Fencing & Landscaping were contracted to supply, install and construct planting beds, turfing and seeding, planting of 37,000 shrubs and 550 trees and hedge plants. Weirs, waterfalls, footpaths, granite cube planters, golden gravel footpaths, stone benches, gabion baskets, and a crazy golf course were also constructed.
Deerness Fencing and Landscaping Ltd were awarded the soft landscaping contract through Newcastle City Council and were also a sub-contractor for Esh Construction who had been awarded the main contract for works to Exhibition Park.
This project involved the planting of several large specimen trees and underground tying systems, and the cultivation of existing soils, removal of stones/debris and removal off site, incorporating compost into existing soils. This included various types of shrubs, herbaceous, wetland and specimen shrubs, sowing of general amenity seed and wildflower seed.
Following successful Grounds Maintenance, Fencing and Soft & Hard Landscaping works with Thirteen Group, Deerness was invited to tender for a project in which Thirteen Group were working in partnership alongside Groundwork North East.
The project was for a new communal garden in Middlesbrough for elderly residents. Works included site clearance, soft and hard landscaping. Deerness also provided a 12-month maintenance package.
Deerness completed Fencing and associated Environmental Improvement works to over 200 properties in Hexham on behalf of ISOS Housing.
The purpose of the project was to remove and replace dilapidated fencing with a view to improve the estate, therefore increasing tenant satisfaction. Works predominantly consisted of removal of existing fencing and replacing with 900mm and 1800mm high open boarded timber fence with decorative capping to finish. Metal gates were also fitted to the front of each property and timber 1800mm high gates to the side.
Deerness have been awarded a number of schemes by Livin including Repairs & Maintenance for both fencing and hard landscaping repairs on a number of social housing schemes.
Works included both fencing and landscaping improvements to over 150 properties including the installation of fencing, single leaf gates, paving, minor drainage works, garden seeding, block paving and drop kerbs including macadam crossing points.
Deerness were awarded the contract through competitive tendering with Hartlepool Borough Council whom required works to regenerate the Seaton Carew sea front.
External works have been carried out including footpaths, water play area and repairs to Seaton Carew Clock tower (listed building) and the existing bus terminal. Soft landscaping on site included; play mounds, planting of shrubs and trees, supply and spread of both seeding and coloured chippings.
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Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner appears in a video arraignment at 36th District Court in Detroit on March 25, 2019. Wagner was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing the police during an incident at the Westin Book Cadillac hotel in Detroit on March 6.
Khari Mosley, husband of Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner, appears in a video arraignment at 36th District court in Detroit on March 25, 2019. The pair were charged with resisting arrest and obstructing the police during an incident at the Westin Book Cadillac hotel in Detroit on March 6.
Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner is declaring victory in the case involving a March 6 encounter she and her husband had with Detroit police, according to a statement emailed to the Tribune-Review on Saturday by a public relations firm that's representing the couple.
The firm also released more video footage of the incident that they say shows Wagner wasn't the aggressor during the confrontation.
On Thursday, a Detroit judge ordered Wagner, 41, of Pittsburgh's Point Breeze neighborhood to stand trial on a felony charge of resisting and obstructing the police and a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct.
The judge dismissed another charge of resisting and obstruction during a preliminary examination Thursday.
"The case was outrageously overcharged, with charges entered the day after the (Detroit) solicitor received a letter from Wagner's attorneys indicating she would be filing suit," a statement from Wagner said.
Once the "full evidence and information" is presented in court, Wagner's team said they're confident she will be "vindicated" on all charges.
Wagner has disputed the way Detroit authorities and hotel officials have described the encounter, which happened during a mid-week getaway that was a post-Valentine's Day celebration for Wagner and her husband, Khari Mosley.
"Evidence will show that Wagner moved aside from the elevator door when asked by the police officer, continued to ask why her husband was being detained, when the officer then pushed Wagner, and forcefully shoved her to the ground. Wagner did nothing illegal, and the evidence will show that," Wagner's statement said.
The statement made no mention about the misdemeanor charges that Mosley faces.
Mosley, 42, was charged with two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. Because those charges are misdemeanors he wasn't given a preliminary examination. He is next due in court April 25, when he faces a pretrial conference the same day Wagner is set to be arraigned in Wayne County Circuit Court as her case appears to be headed to trial.
The case also raises questions about when authorities have a right to enter someone's hotel room, legal experts have told the Tribune-Review.
Wagner's attorney, Charles Longstreet, argued in court that there's nothing illegal about drinking in a hotel room, and police didn't have a legal right to enter Wagner's room.
Duquesne University Law Professor Bruce Ledewitz said he's not sure it matters whether the police had a right to enter Wagner's hotel room.


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What are their attitudes towards Muslims and Islam? At the 2010 general election, the BNP and UKIP pitched to citizens anxious over the role of Islam in society, by pledging to ban the burqa, deport radical preachers and (in the case of the BNP), end immigration from Muslim countries.
In our sample, both BNP and UKIP supporters expressed high levels of anxiety over Muslims and the 'threat' from their religion, Islam.


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The second-largest island of the Cyclades, Andros has a long and proud seafaring tradition and, conversely, is a walker's paradise. Its wild mountains are cleaved by fecund valleys with bubbling streams and ancient stone mills. A lush island, springs tend to be a feature of each village, and waterfalls cascade down hillsides most of the year. It's worth renting a car to get out to the footpaths, many of them stepped and cobbled, which will lead you through majestic landscapes and among wildflowers and archaeological remnants. The handsome main town of Hora, also known as Andros, is a wealthy shipowners' enclave packed with neoclassical mansions.
These are our favorite local haunts, touristy spots, and hidden gems throughout Andros.
Andros Archaeological Museum
The unquestioned highlight of this excellent little museum is an exquisite 2nd-century BC marble copy of the bronze Hermes of Andros by Praxiteles, the handsome life-sized god standing naked but for a robe draped nonchalantly over one shoulder. A Roman-period marble Artemis manages to be extraordinarily dynamic in her shimmering dress despite being headless and nearly limbless.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Split across two buildings, MOCA has earned a reputation in the international art world for its outstanding summer exhibitions of world-famous artists, including the likes of Picasso, Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec and Miró. The sculpture gallery features prominent Greek artists, and a summertime sea-view cafe offers homemade sweets.
Archaeological Museum of Palaiopolis
In Paleopoli, 7km south of Batsi on the coast road, this modest roadside museum displays objects from Andros' ancient capital, which existed on this site from the 7th century BC right up until the 6th century AD. The most charming artefact is a clay doll with moveable arms. Otherwise it's mainly just pottery fragments and bits of statues; all of the best stuff is in the main museum in Hora. Look for the Roman sarcophagus outside.
Venetian Fortress
The picturesque ruins of this fortress, built by Venice's doge (duke) Enrico Dandolo in the early 13th century, stand on an island linked to the tip of the headland by the worn remnants of a steeply arched stone bridge. Don't attempt to scramble over like the locals do.
Afanis Naftis
The large bronze 1950s statue of a sailor stands in the square at the tip of the promontory, celebrating Andros' seagoing traditions.


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24) Shimizu S (2017) New record of the subgenus Weisia Schmiedeknecht of the genus Phytodietus Gravenhorst (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Tryphoninae) from Taiwan. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 23 (1): in press.
23) Kodama M & Shimizu S (2017) Collection of terrestrial amphipods using a yellow pan trap. Crustaceana in press.
22) Shimizu S (2017) Description of a new species and revised key to species of the Enicospilus antefurcalis species-group from Japan (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae). Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae 57 (1): in press.
20) Shimizu S & Maeto K (2016) Three Oriental species of the genus Enicospilus Stephens (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae) newly recorded from Japan. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 22: 203–207.
19) Shimizu S (2016) Distributional notes on Leptophion giganteus Shimizu & Watanabe, 2016 (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae). Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 22: 199–201.
18) Shimizu S & Konishi K (2016) New record of the genus Dictyonotus Kriechbaumer, 1894 (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae) from Vietnam. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 22: 159–160.
17) Shimizu S & Watanabe K (2016) A new record of Ammophila atripes japonica Kohl, 1906 (Hymenoptera, Sphecidae, Ammophilinae) from Katsuyama City, Fukui Pref., Japan. Tsunekibati 29: 36–37.
16) Shimizu S & Fujie S (2016) Recognition of a remarkable morphological deformity on Dictyonotus purpurascens (Smith, 1874) (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae). Tsunekibati 29: 34–35.
14) Katayama E, Watanabe K & Shimizu S (2016) Additional records of Ichneumonidae in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. Insect 67: 16–22.
13) Shimizu S (2016) Aphanistes nocturnus Lee & Choi, 2004 (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae), new to Japan. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 22: 51–54.
12) Shimizu S (2016) Agrypon triangulum Uchida, 1958 (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Anomaloninae), new to Taiwan of the Oriental region. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 22: 39–41.
10) Okatsu Y & Shimizu S (2015) Collection record of Panesthia angustipennis spadica (Shiraki, 1906) (Blattodea: Blaberidae: Panesthiinae) in Kanayama town, Yamagata prefecture, Japan. Idehanomushi 11: 45.
6) Shimizu S & Watanabe K (2015) Discovery of Leptophion radiatus (Uchida, 1956) (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Ophioninae) from Laos. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 21: 205–206.
4) Shimizu S & Watanabe K (2015) The subgenus Weisia Schmiedeknecht, 1907, of the genus Phytodietus Gravenhorst, 1829 (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Tryphoninae), new to Japan and Eastern Palearctic region. Japanese Journal of Systematic Entomology 21: 65–67.


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HomeBusiness events (BUSINESSES)The winding-up of a company
The winding-up of a company
A characteristic feature of a company is that they created through the expression of its owner's will. A company is founded with a view to enabling its founders to pursue their entrepreneurial interests. In the same way as the purpose of establishing a company is to enable its founders to exercise their interests, the winding up of a company is generally also an expression of its owners' interests. However, a company may also be wound up independently of the interests of its owners subject to statutory conditions (bankruptcy proceedings, compulsory liquidation, removal from the court register without liquidation).
More details on winding-up proceedings for a company can be found on the SPOT website (One stop shop – eVEM).
1. Liquidation of a company pursuant to the ZGD-1
In accordance with Article 368a of the ZdavP-2, the liquidator draws up a tax return on income earned by legal persons (hereinafter: CIT) on the day before the date of the commencement of liquidation proceedings within no later than 20 years of the entry of the commencement of liquidation in the tax register. During the liquidation proceedings, the taxable person shall submit a statement for each tax period. Taxable persons must draw up a final tax return on the day before the adoption of the decision on distribution of assets or on the day prior to the adoption of the decision to terminate the compulsory winding-up proceedings and submit it to the tax authority within 15 days of the decision date.
Paragraph seven of Article 88 of the ZDDV-1 provides that taxable persons subject to liquidation proceedings must submit to the tax authority a VAT return within 20 days after the expiry of the tax period. Article 89 of the ZDDV-1 provides that, once the liquidation proceedings are terminated, the tax period ends on the day before the adoption of the decision on the division of assets. This is also applies to the summary winding up of a company.
2. Summary winding up of a company under the Companies Act (ZGD-1)
Pursuant to Article 369 of the Tax Procedure Act (ZDavP-2), taxable persons must draw up a CIT return one day before being struck off the register. Taxable persons must submit their tax returns to the tax authority within 30 days from the date of removal from appropriate register. In this case, another integral component of the tax return is the notarised statements of associates, i.e. shareholders regarding the assumption of liability to settle any other liabilities of the company.
3. Bankruptcy proceedings under the Financial Operations, Insolvency Proceedings and Compulsory Dissolution Act (ZFPPIPP)
The filing of a CIT return in the event of bankruptcy is regulated by Article 369 of the Tax Procedure Act (ZDavP-2), which determines that the taxable person against whom bankruptcy proceedings have been initiated must draw up a tax return one day before the commencement of bankruptcy proceedings and submit it to the tax authority within no later than two months of the commencement of the proceedings. Taxable persons must draw up a final tax return one day before the approval of the final asset distribution plan and submit it to the tax authority within 15 days of the approval of the plan.
The special provisions on the structure and the submission of a VAT return by a bankrupt company are set out in paragraph eight of Article 88 of the Value Added Tax Act (ZDDV-1) (filing of a VAT return) and paragraph seven of Article 89 of the ZDDV-1 (the tax period).
4. Compulsory composition under the ZFPPIPP
The filing of a CIT return in the event of compulsory composition is regulated by Article 369 of the Tax Procedure Act (ZDavP-2) which determines that the taxable person against whom compulsory composition proceedings have been initiated must draw up a tax return one day before the commencement of compulsory composition proceedings and submit it to the tax authority within no later than 20 days of the commencement of the proceedings.
The special provisions on the structure and the submission of a VAT return by a company subject to compulsory composition proceedings are set out in paragraph seven of Article 88 of the Value Added Tax Act (ZDDV-1) (submitting a VAT return) and paragraph five of Article 89 of the ZDDV-1 (the tax period).


Amaranth greens, also called Chinese spinach, hinn choy or yin tsoi (Chinese: 苋菜; pinyin: xià ncà i), callaloo, tampala, or quelite, are a common leaf vegetable throughout the tropics and in many warm temperate regions. They are a very good source of vitamins including vitamin A, vitamin B6, vitamin C, riboflavin, and folate, and dietary minerals including calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper, and manganese. However their moderately high content of oxalic acid inhibits the absorption of calcium, and also means that they should be avoided or eaten in moderation by people with kidney disorders, gout, or rheumatoid arthritis.


This week on the show Ryan and Steve…oh wait…they get right into the good stuff. Really? Well, that's what my notes say anyway. I can barely believe it, but I mean, it's what my notes say.
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This week's song was sent by Bruce Kumkwat for the band Ourselves Alone. The song is called "Stiff Jazz".


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In the beginning of 2014, the scoring of audit compliance was changed and categorized into Major GAP, Minor GAP and Observation. Legal compliance is recognized if there is no major GAP identified against any applicable criteria. Compliance with overall criteria albeit with presences of non-compliance identified in the indicators will be issued as Minor GAP and shall be addressed by the next assessment. Any Major GAP of non-compliance must be closed within two months whereas for Minor GAPs a period of one calendar year is given.
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Would you like to create Balance in your life?
The more your balance improves on the mat the more you will see the benefits of this practice in your life.
Yoga will happen when you can use these benefits to improve the way you deal with situations in your life, causing a positive effect on the people around you and the whole world. That is how powerful your yoga practice can be! When we practice yoga we're not only working on our physical body. We're also working on our energy and our mind. As we develop our practice we can see the results of all this work in our life. We feel more comfortable in our bodies, we have more energy, our emotions become more stable and our mind's more focused. The balancing of the mind will have a positive impact on the balance of the emotional, energetic body and the physical body.
The balancing of the energetic body happens as we release energy where we have an excess and we increase energy where we have a deficiency. Basically, during practice, you will cleanse your body from any negative energy for example anxiety, anger, stress and as you eliminate these energies you will make space for new positive energy to replace it.
It is important that when you try to balance, you keep your eyes still in one spot.
As you still your eyes, you should bring your attention inward and keep your mind still as you feel your body in the pose.
The less you think about it the more you allow your body to do what it needs to do.
It's always good to focus on whichever part of your body is touching the floor and feel the strength of your body pushing the floor away.
Conscious Breath. While holding a pose be sure to keep your breathing slow and gently controlled, this will help to keep your body steady.
Hold a point of focus: Before attempting to assume a balancing asana, find a stationary spot in the room to fix your eyes on. For example, a point on the wall/picture straight ahead of you. Hold your gaze on this point and steady yourself first before entering fully into the pose. As you slowly come into the pose, keep staring at that same point. This orients your body giving it a visual anchor whilst greatly improving your balance.
Concentrate on the area requiring the most activity: Whenever anyone comes into a pose requiring balance there will likely be one specific area of the body's musculature that is most taxed in order to maintain it. Using the tree pose for example, the area most taxed will be the ankle and leg of the standing foot. While remaining in this pose, focus your attention to the ankle and leg. Feel each tiny muscle, nerve and reflex working constantly to keep you upright and balanced. Keep your mind focused on this area while remaining relaxed.
Start standing on both of your feet and balancing.
Shift your weight to the left foot and bend your right knee resting the toes of your right foot on the floor, slowly bringing it off the floor little by little and see how far you can go.
If you need to keep the toes of your right foot on the floor, that's fine.
When you're ready to bring your right foot up higher on your leg and place the sole of your foot against the inner left leg.
Firmly press the sole of the right foot against your left leg. Turn the right knee outward to open the right hip.
As your balance improves you can challenge yourself more by bringing your hands over your head, gently stretching upwards, opening your back, ribcage and chest.
Stay in the pose for up to 30 seconds then eventually up to one minute. When ready exhale and bring the right foot to the floor.
Repeat the position on the opposite side always.
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Josef Johannes Tibitanzl OCist (* 6. Juni 1869 in Hohenfurth, Böhmen; † 9. März 1932 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Theologe, Volksprediger und Schriftsteller.

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Johannes Tibitanzl trat 1888 in das Noviziat des Stiftes Hohenfurth und absolvierte im Anschluss sein Theologiestudium in Budweis. 1892 empfing er die Priesterweihe und promovierte 1902 an der Deutschen Universität Prag zum Dr. theol. Von 1907 bis 1932 war er an der Hochschule Heiligenkreuz sowohl Professor für Fundamentaltheologie als auch zeitweise in Kirchenrecht, Moraltheologie, Philosophie, Altes Testament und Dogmatik. Er habilitierte sich 1908 in Salzburg und dozierte auch dort. 1924 wurde ihm der Titel des Außerordentlichen Universitätsprofessors verliehen. Er verstarb im Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Brüder Wien und wurde am 5. März auf dem Hohenfurter Stiftsfriedhof begraben.

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 Die Bedeutung Ferdinand Kindermanns für das Schulwesen, München 1905.
 Kernfragen der Ethik vom Standpunkt des Monismus und des Christentums betrachtet, Theologische Habilitationsschrift, Salzburg 1908.
 Soziale Praxis im katechetischen Unterrichte in: Weigl, Franz (Hg.), Pädagogische Zeitfragen 20 (1908) Bd. 4, Heft 2.
 Einst Kinderspiel, nun Wallfahrtsziel! oder Geschichte des Gnadenorts Maria-Rast bei Hohenfurt, Strebersdorf bei Wien 1904.

Belletristik
 Vier Weihnachten, in: Katholischer Schulvereinkalender. Wien 1909.
 Schnaxen und Faxen, in: Salzburger Chronik, 1. Januar 1909.
 Der Schmied von Waging, in: Universalkalender. Steinbrenner 1910.

Literatur
 Matthäus Kurz: Prof. Dr. P. Josef Tibitanzl, in: Katholische Kirchenzeitung Salzburg, 1932, S. 84.
 Severin Grill: Theologieprofessor Dr. P. Josef Tibitanzl OCist. Eine kurze Würdigung (Heiligenkreuz 1969).
 Alkuin Volker Schachenmayr: Prägende Professoren in der Entwicklung des theologischen Lehrbetriebes im Cistercienserstift Heiligenkreuz 1802–2002 (Langwaden 2004), ISBN 3-937634-08-8.

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