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Web Software Developer III
Web Software Developer III Salary in New York, New York
How much does a Web Software Developer III make in New York, NY? The average Web Software Developer III salary in New York, NY is $126,279 as of December 27, 2022, but the range typically falls between $113,872 and $139,986. Salary ranges can vary widely depending on many important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills, the number of years you have spent in your profession. With more online, real-time compensation data than any other website, Salary.com helps you determine your exact pay target.
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Designs and develops software solutions for websites and mobile applications that engage users and meet business requirements. Supports web administrators and designers through the full development lifecycle and contributes to the development of new site features. Develops, implements, and debugs software code. Designs and develops the web infrastructure including back-end database development and the construction of SQL queries via CGI scripting. Requires knowledge of web technologies and tools such as CSS, JavaScript, HTML, PERL, PHP, Active Server Pages, SQL, and C++. Typically requires a bachelor's degree in area of specialty. Typically reports to a project leader or manager. Work is generally independent and collaborative in nature. Contributes to moderately complex aspects of a project. Typically requires 4 -7 years of related experience. (Copyright 2023 Salary.com)
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Is This How Swine Flu Spreads?
New Symbol for the Republican Party
Things You Never Knew Had Names
1.AGLET – The plain or ornamental covering on the end of a shoelace.
2.ARMSAYE – The armhole in clothing.
3.CHANKING – Spat-out food, such as rinds or pits.
4.COLUMELLA NASI – The bottom part of the nose between the nostrils.
5.DRAGÉES – Small beadlike pieces of candy, usually silver-coloured, used for decorating cookies, cakes and sundaes.
6.FEAT – A dangling curl of hair.
7.FERRULE – The metal band on a pencil that holds the eraser in place.
8.HARP – The small metal hoop that supports a lampshade.
9.HEMIDEMISEMIQUAVER – A 64th note. (A 32nd is a demisemiquaver, and a 16th note is a semiquaver.)
10.JARNS,
11.NITTLES,
12.GRAWLIX,
13.and QUIMP – Various squiggles used to denote cussing in comic books.
14.KEEPER – The loop on a belt that keeps the end in place after it has passed through the buckle.
15.KICK or PUNT – The indentation at the bottom of some wine bottles. It gives added strength to the bottle but lessens its holding capacity.
16.LIRIPIPE – The long tail on a graduate's academic hood.
17.MINIMUS – The little finger or toe.
18.NEF – An ornamental stand in the shape of a ship.
19.OBDORMITION – The numbness caused by pressure on a nerve; when a limb is 'asleep'.
20. OCTOTHORPE – The symbol '#' on a telephone handset. Bell Labs' engineer Don Macpherson created the word in the 1960s by combining octo-, as in eight, with the name of one of his favourite athletes, 1912 Olympic decathlon champion Jim Thorpe.
21.OPHRYON – The space between the eyebrows on a line with the top of the eye sockets.
22. PEEN – The end of a hammer head opposite the striking face.
23.PHOSPHENES – The lights you see when you close your eyes hard. Technically the luminous impressions are due to the excitation of the retina caused by pressure on the eyeball.
24.PURLICUE – The space between the thumb and extended forefinger.
25.RASCETA – Creases on the inside of the wrist.
26.ROWEL – The revolving star on the back of a cowboy's spurs.
27.SADDLE – The rounded part on the top of a matchbook.
28.SCROOP – The rustle of silk.
29.SNORKEL BOX – A mailbox with a protruding receiver to allow people to deposit mail without leaving their cars.
30.SPRAINTS – Otter dung.
31.TANG – The projecting prong on a tool or instrument.
32.WAMBLE – Stomach rumbling.
33.ZARF – A holder for a handleless coffee cup.
A Little too Close
It isn't just dogs that this can happen to. I know plenty of humans who fit the bill.
I Love Puns
Oldies but goodies. Thought I'd share them with anybody who would rather do an eye-roll and emit a groan then laugh out loud.
1. Two antennas met on a roof, fell in love and got married. The ceremony wasn't much, but the reception was excellent.
2. A jumper cable walks into a bar. The bartender says, "I'll serve you, but don't start anything."
3. Two peanuts walk into a bar, and one was a salted.
4. A dyslexic man walked into a bra.
5. A man walks into a bar with a slab of asphalt under his arm, and says: "A beer please, and one for the road."
6. Two cannibals are eating a clown. One says to the other: "Does this taste funny to you?"
7. "Doc, I can't stop singing The Green, Green Grass of Home."
"That sounds like Tom Jones Syndrome."
"Is it common?"
"Well, It's Not Unusual."
8. Two cows are standing next to each other in a field. Daisy says to Dolly, "I was artificially inseminated this morning."
"I don't believe you," says Dolly.
"It's true; no bull!" exclaims Daisy.
9. An invisible man marries an invisible woman. The kids were nothing to look at either.
10. Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bull before.
11. I went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day, but I couldn't find any.
12. A man woke up in a hospital after a serious accident. He shouted, "Doctor, doctor, I can't feel my legs!" The doctor replied, "I know, I amputated your arms!"
13. I went to a seafood disco last week… and pulled a mussel.
14. What do you call a fish with no eyes? A fish.
15. Two fish swim into a concrete wall. The one turns to the other and says, "Dam!"
16. Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly, so they lit a fire in the raft. Not surprisingly it sank, proving once again that you can't have your kayak and heat it too.
17. A group of chess enthusiasts checked into a hotel, and were standing in the lobby discussing their recent tournament victories. After about an hour, the manager came out of the office, and asked them to disperse. "But why," they asked, as they moved off.
"Because," he said. "I can't stand chess-nuts boasting in an open foyer."
18. A woman has twins, and gives them up for adoption. One of them goes to a family in Egypt , and is named "Ahmal." The other goes to a family in Spain ; they name him "Juan." Years later, Juan sends a picture of himself to his birth mother. Upon receiving the picture, she tells her husband that she wishes she also had a picture of Ahmal. Her husband responds, "They're twins! If you've seen Juan, you've seen Ahmal."
19. Mahatma Gandhi, as you know, walked barefoot most of the time, which produced an impressive set of calluses on his feet. He also ate very little, which made him rather frail and with his odd diet, he suffered from bad breath. This made him. a super-calloused fragile mystic hexed by halitosis.
20. A dwarf, who was a mystic, escaped from jail. The call went out that there was a small medium at large.
21.And finally, there was the person who posted twenty different puns for his friends, with the hope that at least ten of the puns would make them laugh. No pun in ten did.
This is for Real
Could Cow Urine Cola Make a Splash?
Proprietor Says Drink Has Health Benefits; Nutrition Experts Remain Skeptical
By KAREN RUSSO
New Delhi, India, Feb. 16, 2009 —
In a country where cows are sacred, drinking their urine is close to godliness. And better yet, it's marketable.
Along with protecting the bovine beast, the Cow Protection Department of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) wants to make a cola from the cow's urine, which they say has curative properties.
"It has been established that cow urine is capable of curing even cancer, so imagine a drink which would not only be tasty but also healthy," Om Prakash, leader of RSS, told ABC News.
Curing cancer with cow urine? Cancer prevention experts said this seems like an unlikely stretch.
"It's a claim from somebody that does not have any distinction or credentials, and it's an empty claim without scientific basis," said Dr. Sam Epstein, emeritus professor of environmental and occupational medicine at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Public Health.
Dr. Donald Hensrud, chairman of the Division of Preventive Medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., agreed. "I think I'm perfectly comfortable in saying that I'm aware of no data that cow's urine — or any other species' urine — holds any promise … in treating or preventing cancer."
So How's It Taste?
The cola concoction is currently undergoing laboratory testing in the northern city of Lucknow. The group hopes it will be launched in the market by the end of this year. The RSS does not have the budget to compete with other major soda companies, but Prakash believes the product is unique.
"It won't be like carbonated drinks and would be devoid of any toxics or pesticides. What do you get by drinking colas? Nothing. It's all gas, and that too is not good for health," he said.
Keith-Thomas Ayoob, nutritionist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, said there are a couple of potential problems with the drink, including the taste.
"Just trust me on this — this drink really will require flavoring," Ayoob said. "If they use sugar or a caloric sweetener, then the world probably doesn't need another drink that's just a source of sugar calories, although this drink will probably have its 15 minutes because of its novelty."
Pasteurization may also be necessary, he said.
One thing the cola does have going for it: cost.
"It won't be possible to make any guess or give you a rough idea about the price, but it will be cheap," said Prakash.
Winky Dink and You
1950s Winky Dink and the 21st century version.
This morning I ran across a mention of a TV program from the '50s that brought back some fond memories. The program probably innovated interactive entertainment, a TV program that even Bill Gates once saluted as a revolutionary use of the medium — a 1950s show called Winky-Dink And You.
The program was designed to be interactive (though I doubt that word was used in those days) and required kids to order a special kit through the mail. It included a piece of clear flexible plastic, which was called a 'magic window', along with some special crayons. The idea was that kids would use static electricity to stick the plastic over their TV screen, then use their crayons to help Winky-Dink out of a jam each episode by drawing whatever Winky needed (rope, ladder, bridge, etc.) on the TV screen, and to trace letters on the screen at the end of each show to read a secret message.
The Winky-Dink Kit was sold by mail for fifty cents, and I can assure you that I willingly parted with the money for one of my own, as did millions of other kids all across the country.
Winky-Dink and You originally ran at 10:00am Saturday mornings from October 10, 1953 until April 27, 1957 on the CBS network. Broadcast in black and white, the program featured the adventures of a star-headed cartoon lad named Winky-Dink and his dog Woofer – interspersed with the in-studio antics of a host and an audience of kids.
Joining host Jack Barry was Dayton Allen as Mr. Bungle, the assistant that never gets anything right. The voice of Winky-Dink was Mae Questel.
And this all came to my attention when I read that Winky Dink is back. You can purchase a Winky Dink kit, complete with the magic window, crayons, and nine DVD adventures. Two other DVD volumes are currently available, each one containing nine episodes as well. I'm sure these are not being marketed to today's kids to whom interactive means Play Station or Wii games. These are for us old timers who want to relive the simpler days of our own childhoods.
Will I succumb to the allure of reliving this part of my childhood? I doubt it. You no longer can buy in for fifty cents. The kit is $24.95 and each additional DVD is $9.95. But I am glad to see that it's available, for this indicates that there just might still be a longing for this simpler time and what it represents.
But I do wonder how much different the world would be if Winky Dink was still the state of the art interactive game. How much more of a sense of wonder would today's kids have if they had to use imagination instead of electronic stimulation to feel a sense of participation? How different would the world be if that were the case? I can't believe that it wouldn't be better.
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Even as we move into the Christmas season, successfully opened last weekend with the launching of the revived and spectacularly growing Nine Mornings Festival, it will be BUDGET 2007 which will dominate the public debate and discussion over the next week. The 2007 Estimates were laid before Parliament on Wednesday in what is a prelude, the preliminary skirmishes to the 'real thing' when the Budget is presented next week.
As one who has been associated with the call for the democratization of the Budgetary process, it is a step I welcome as being in the right direction. However five years after beginning this process, it is obvious that the democratization process needs to be taken to another level.
For one gets the impression that the consultations are somewhat hurriedly organized and not as well thought out as they ought to be by now. Five years ago, we could excuse these shortcomings and reason that they are far outweighed by the significance of the step itself.
We have had enough time to move from wetting parched lips to letting the thirsty drink.
The consultations need to be put on a more structured footing leading to ever-increasing participation by the critical economic actors in the process. They need to be more timely, allowing for serious reflection on concerns raised and proposals made and to begin to involve the communities themselves.
A prerequisite for this is enabling the people to participate in a more meaningful way, by building their capacity to do so.
No one who is concerned about national development will deny the need for public education on economic issues.
There has been some movement in this direction, largely fuelled by the energies of the Prime Minister and revolving around his utterings, but a national programme of economic and trade literacy is yet to emerge. If we are truly concerned about modernizing the economy and enhancing productivity, such a programme is a MUST and is OVERDUE. This is where the energies of civil society must be tapped, working together with the State, perhaps through an institution like the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDEC).
The Prime Minister will no doubt be approaching the Budget debate in a buoyant mood. In spite of the difficult times economically, he has already been promoting his "Christmas stocking" – further tax relief, duty-free Christmas barrels, million-and-a-half dollar Xmas roadwork – and would be delighted with the news of the WIBDECO banana bonus to cash-strapped farmers and the Privy Council's ruling paving the way for the resumption of the Ottley Hall inquiry.
One can only hope that neither his buoyancy nor boundless optimism would blind him to the enormity of the tasks before us, to propel further economic development in very trying circumstances. We have to deal with a Caribbean Single Market for which we are still not prepared, a VAT system of which we still do not know enough, and very difficult negotiations with the European Union, the impact of which is still a mystery to most Vincentians. We have the herculean task of funding an international airport while stimulating economic diversification. Above all, we must motivate our people, to permit them to release their creative energies and adopt more positive attitudes to work and productivity.
With such an agenda before us, not forgetting to mention managing the burgeoning national debt, our Parliamentarians have their work cut out for them. Too much time is wasted in Parliament on trivial issues, the cut-and-thrust of local politics, with the P.M. himself and the Opposition Senators nearly always in the thick of it.
The P.M cannot continue to squander political capital as in the needless prosecution of minor political figures for sedition or on his flippant remarks on football.
He must be prepared to lift himself above reaction to whatever backwardness may merge from behind the UWI walls and not use it as an excuse for exclusion from the accreditation process. The WIBDECO pay-out must not blind us to the continued problems in banana and the continued failure to act decisively to complete the truncated restructuring process.
Hard decisions and bold, enlightened and embracing leadership are required. It is not beyond us all to face up to the tasks.


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If you don't think that there is a war going on right now, then you have allowed the media to trick you into believing that the Afghanistan and Iraq wars are long over. As a matter of fact, these conflicts against terror groups and insurgents occur every day. If we are the infidel to these religious zealots, then I can't think of anything I'm more proud to be.


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President Obama Speaks On Eric Garner Grand Jury Decision: 'We Are Not Going To Let Up'
As the first black president, Obama has had to walk a fine line with regard to race and policing, and his remarks this afternoon reflected that.
Tommy Christopher
Shortly after news of the grand jury decision not to indict the police officer whose chokehold was responsible for the death of Eric Garner, President Obama took to the stage at the White House Tribal Nations Conference, and addressed the decision at the beginning of his remarks. As he did with the grand jury decision not to indict Michael Brown's killer, the president was careful not to address the Garner killing in much detail, instead outlining the steps his administration took this week to address community policing issues.
As the first black president, Obama has had to walk a fine line with regard to race and policing, and his remarks this afternoon reflected that, no more vividly than in his description of the Garner killing:
"Some of you may have heard there was a decision that came out today by a grand jury not to indict police officers who had interacted with an individual named Eric Garner in New York City, all of which was caught on videotape."
That's certainly one way to put it. Kind of like how the lava "interacted" with Pompeii.
Even though the president took pains to empathize with police officers who have "an incredibly difficult job," and who "are putting their lives at risk to protect us," there will be those who slam him as being anti-cop, while folks who are pained by this latest in a long string of injustices may find his remarks tepid. The president said, "Right now unfortunately we are seeing too many instances where people just do not have confidence that folks are being treated fairly. In some cases those may be misconceptions, but in some cases that's a reality."
At this moment, those scales, between wrongly thinking things are unfair and things being unfair, don't feel nearly as balanced as the president's remarks make them sound. Feelings aside, though, the most important part of what the president said is that he keeps this promise: "We are not going to let up until we see a strengthening of the trust and a strengthening of the accountability that exists between our communities and our law enforcement."
Hopefully, neither will the rest of us.
Update:At 7:36 pm, Attorney General Eric Holder announced that the Justice Department will conduct a federal civil rights investigation into the death of Eric Garner:
Here's a transcript of President Obama's full remarks on Eric Garner (via email from The White House):
I hope you'll allow me this indulgence before I get started talking about what we have accomplished and what we still have to accomplish -- because one of the things about being President is news breaks, and it's important for people to hear how I feel and how I'm thinking about some important issue that we face in this nation.
Some of you may have heard there was a decision that came out today by a grand jury not to indict police officers who had interacted with an individual with Eric Garner in New York City, all of which was caught on videotape and speaks to the larger issues that we've been talking about now for the last week, the last month, the last year, and, sadly, for decades, and that is the concern on the part of too many minority communities that law enforcement is not working with them and dealing with them in a fair way.
And there's going to be, I'm sure, additional statements by law enforcement. My tradition is not to remark on cases where there may still be an investigation. But I want everybody to understand that this week, in the wake of Ferguson, we initiated a task force whose job it is to come back to me with specific recommendations about how we strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and communities of color and minority communities that feel that bias is taking place; that we are going to take specific steps to improve the training and the work with state and local governments when it comes to policing in communities of color; that we are going to be scrupulous in investigating cases where we are concerned about the impartiality and accountability that's taking place.
And as I said when I met with folks both from Ferguson and law enforcement and clergy and civil rights activists, I said this is an issue that we've been dealing with for too long and it's time for us to make more progress than we've made. And I'm not interested in talk; I'm interested in action. And I am absolutely committed as President of the United States to making sure that we have a country in which everybody believes in the core principle that we are equal under the law. (Applause.)
So I just got off the phone with my Attorney General, Eric Holder. He will have more specific comments about the case in New York. But I want everybody to know here, as well as everybody who may be viewing my remarks here today, we are not going to let up until we see a strengthening of the trust and a strengthening of the accountability that exists between our communities and our law enforcement.
And I say that as somebody who believes that law enforcement has an incredibly difficult job; that every man or woman in uniform are putting their lives at risk to protect us; that they have the right to come home, just like we do from our jobs; that there's real crime out there that they've got to tackle day in and day out -- but that they're only going to be able to do their job effectively if everybody has confidence in the system.
And right now, unfortunately, we are seeing too many instances where people just do not have confidence that folks are being treated fairly. And in some cases, those may be misperceptions; but in some cases, that's a reality. And it is incumbent upon all of us, as Americans, regardless of race, region, faith, that we recognize this is an American problem, and not just a black problem or a brown problem or a Native American problem. This is an American problem. When anybody in this country is not being treated equally under the law, that's a problem. And it's my job as President to help solve it. (Applause.)
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With summer drawing to a close, we're already plotting our next great escape. Thankfully, Airbnb is on hand to offer up some serious inspiration with a guide to the travel booking platform's most popular hotspots according to guests.
Over the past decade, the following properties have been enjoyed by over 860,000 travellers and have been rated as some of the best in the world.
From a secluded bamboo house in Bali to a lavish palace just moments from the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa in Marrakech, these are the Airbnbs to add to your bucket list. But with a six month waiting list on some of the properties, you might want to start saving up.
Now, where did we put our passport?
Globe trotters will have to book flights to Italy for a chance to stay in the world's most popular Airbnb. For £64 per night, guests can reside at Sette Coni – which translates to the seven cones – in Ostuni. The stone cottage is located near to must-see tourist hotspots such as the caves of Castellana, the cities of Lecce and Martina Franca and the excavations of Egnazia.
BRB, we need to book this immediately. A must-see Airbnb up for grabs in Bali is an eco-bamboo home which has been wish listed a grand total of 77, 1777 times. But it's hardly surprising, as the secluded spot is hailed for its awe-inspiring views and tranquil environment.
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Q: Display 2 language in bracket for options using ng-options angular js I have a selectbox, in that selectbox i need to show 2 language options.
for example: the option should be like this  mysore (Mysuru). I have used ng-options for this
 <select name="citySelect" required="true" ng-options="city.name.en (city.name.de) for city in cities" ng-model="selectedCity" ng-change="centerCity(selectedCity)"></select>

i have used (city.name.de) in ng-options. that is wrong i know. but i want to know how to use instead of that to display in bracket

A: Try like this
ng-options="( city.name.en +'('+ city.name.de + ')' ) for city in cities"

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To experience peak performance, one must ignore distractions and stop listening to the naysayers. Can you imagine doing your best with hundreds, thousands, millions of eyes staring at you? Excellence arises from within. Focusing your attention on the quiet part of Self who knows exactly what to do or say and how to do or say it. At some point, you have to shut down outside influences and trust that you know enough and are enough to be excellent.
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Nick Xenophon Team (NXT) increases support in South Australia while L-NP well in front in NSW and ALP holds solid lead in Victoria
Topic: State Poll Public Opinion
The SMS Morgan Poll on State voting intention and preferred Premiers was conducted between January 29 – February 1, 2016 with a cross-section of 5,577 Australian electors including 1,292 New South Wales electors, 1,185 Victorian electors, 925 Queensland electors, 745 South Australian electors, 752 Western Australian electors and 358 Tasmanian electors.
In South Australia the new Nick Xenophon Team (NXT) has backed up its strong showing in last week's Morgan Poll on Federal Voting intention and is supported by 20.5% (up 2.5% since early December 2015) of South Australian electors. In South Australia the L-NP opposition lead is down slightly over the Weatherill ALP Government: L-NP 53% cf. ALP 47%.
In Australia's two largest States L-NP support is down slightly in NSW but the Baird Government still maintains a strong lead: L-NP 59.5% cf. ALP 40.5% and support for the Andrews Government is steady in Victoria with two-party support unchanged since December: ALP 53.5% cf. L-NP 46.5%.
This Morgan Poll on State voting intention was conducted in late January and early February with a representative cross-section of 5,577 Australian electors.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA: L-NP would win an Election
2PP: L-NP 53% (down 1% since December 4-7, 2015) cf. ALP 47% (up 1%).
Primary vote: L-NP 35.5% (down 1.5%), ALP 27% (up 1%), Xenophon 20.5% (up 2.5%), Greens 9.5% (down 0.5%), Family First 5.5% (unchanged), and Independents/ Others 2% (down 1.5%).
Better Premier: Premier Jay Weatherill (ALP) v Steven Marshall (Liberal):
Mr. Weatherill 53.5% (up 1%) cf. Mr. Marshall 46.5% (down 1%); Lead to Mr Weatherill 7% (up 2%).
South Australian real unemployment is now 11.5% (down 0.4% since September – November 2015) and under-employment is 7.3% (down 0.3%). This means total South Australian unemployment & under-employment is 18.8% (down 0.7%). (Interviewed October – December 2015).
South Australian State Election is due to be held in March 2018.
NEW SOUTH WALES: L-NP would win an Election easily
2PP: L-NP 59.5% (down 1% since December 4-7, 2015) cf. ALP 40.5% (up 1%).
Primary vote: L-NP 52% (unchanged), ALP 24.5% (up 2%), Greens 14.5% (down 0.5%), Christian Democrats 2.5% (down 1%) and Independents/ Others 6.5% (down 0.5%).
Better Premier: Premier Mike Baird (Liberal) v Luke Foley (ALP):
Mr. Baird 72% (down 0.5%) cf. Mr. Foley 28% (up 0.5%); Lead to Mr. Baird 44% (down 1%).
New South Wales real unemployment is now 9.2% (up 0.4% since October – November 2015) and under-employment is 9.8% (up 0.1%). This means total New South Wales unemployment & under-employment is 19% (up 0.5%). (Interviewed November – December 2015).
New South Wales State Election is due to be held in March 2019.
VICTORIA: ALP would win an Election comfortably
2PP: ALP 53.5% (unchanged since December 4-7, 2015) cf. L-NP 46.5% (unchanged).
Primary vote: L-NP 41% (up 0.5%), ALP 39% (up 1%), Greens 13% (down 0.5%), Family First 1.5% (down 1%), Country Alliance 0.5% (unchanged) and Independents/ Others 5% (unchanged).
Better Premier: Premier Daniel Andrews (ALP) v Matthew Guy (Liberal):
Mr. Andrews 62.5% (down 1.5%) cf. Mr. Guy 37.5% (up 1.5%); Lead to Mr. Andrews 25% (down 3%).
Victorian real unemployment is now 9.9% (up 1.6% since October – November 2015) and under-employment is 11.7% (up 2.1%). This means total Victorian unemployment & under-employment is 21.6% (up 3.7%). (Interviewed November – December 2015).
Victorian State Election is due to be held in November 2018.
QUEENSLAND: LNP would win a close Election
2PP: LNP 52% (up 3.5% since December 4-7, 2015) cf. ALP 48% (down 3.5%). Female electors: ALP 51.5% (down 2%) cf. LNP 48.5% (up 2%). Male electors: LNP 55.5% (up 5%) cf. ALP 44.5% (down 5%).
Primary vote electors: L-NP 45.5% (up 5%), ALP 36.5% (down 2%), Greens 9% (down 1%), Katter's Australian Party 3% (down 0.5%), Family First 2% (unchanged), Independents/ Others 4% (down 1.5%). Female electors: LNP 42.5% (up 3.5%), ALP 40% (down 0.5%), Greens 10% (down 0.5%), Katter's Australian Party 2.5% (unchanged), Family First 1.5% (unchanged), Independents/ Others 3.5% (down 2.5%). Male electors: LNP 48% (up 6%), ALP 33% (down 3.5%), Greens 8% (down 1.5%), Katter's Australian Party 4% (unchanged), Family First 2.5% (unchanged), Independents/ Others 4.5% (down 1%).
Better Premier: Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk (ALP) v Lawrence Springborg (LNP) electors:
Ms. Palaszczuk 61.5% (down 4%) cf. Mr. Springborg 38.5% (up 4%); Lead to Ms Palaszczuk 23% (down 8%). Female electors: Ms. Palaszczuk 63.5% (down 6.5%) cf. Mr. Springborg 36.5% (up 6.5%). Lead to Ms. Palaszczuk 27% (down 13%). Male electors: Ms. Palaszczuk 59% (down 1.5%) cf. Mr. Springborg 41% (up 1.5%). Lead to Ms. Palaszczuk 18% (down 3%).
Queensland real unemployment is now 9.8% (up 0.1% since October – November 2015) and under-employment is 12.2% (up 2.4%). This means total Queensland unemployment & under-employment is 22.0% (up 2.5%). (Interviewed November - December 2015).
Queensland State Election is due to be held in early 2018.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA: L-NP would win an Election
2PP: L-NP 54.5% (up 5% since December 4-7, 2015) cf. ALP 45.5% (down 5%).
Primary vote: Liberal 39.5% (up 4.5%), ALP 32% (down 2%), WA Nationals 7.5% (up 2.5%), Greens 11.5% (down 2%), Family First 1% (down 2%), Christians 2.5% (unchanged), and Independents/ Others 6% (down 1%).
Better Premier: Premier Colin Barnett (Liberal) v Mark McGowan (ALP):
Mr. McGowan 56.5% (down 3.5%) cf. Mr. Barnett 43.5% (up 3.5%); Lead to Mr McGowan 13% (down 7%).
Western Australian real unemployment is now 6.7% (down 2.2% since September – November 2015) and under-employment is 9.4% (up 1.6%). This means total Western Australian unemployment & under-employment is 16.1% (down 0.6%). (Interviewed October – December 2015).
Western Australian State Election is due to be held in March 2017.
TASMANIA: ALP would win a close Election
2PP: ALP 50.5% (up 3% since December 4-7, 2015) cf. Liberals 49.5% (down 3%). Estimate: 2PP vote is not applicable to the Tasmanian lower house which uses the Hare-Clark proportional voting system.
Primary vote: Liberals 43% (down 1.5%), ALP 30.5% (up 5%), Greens 21.5% (down 3.5%) and Independents/ Others 5% (unchanged).
Better Premier: Premier Will Hodgman (Liberal) v Bryan Green (ALP):
Mr. Hodgman 63% (down 5.5%); Mr. Green 37% (up 5.5%); Lead to Mr Hodgman 26% (down 11%).
Tasmanian real unemployment is now 12.9% (up 2.5% since September – November 2015) and under-employment is 12.9% (up 2.4%). This means total Tasmanian unemployment & under-employment is 25.8% (up 4.9%). (Interviewed October – December 2015).
Tasmanian State Election is due to be held before December 31, 2018.
Gary Morgan, Executive Chairman, Roy Morgan Research, says:
"Today's special SMS State Morgan Poll conducted Australia-wide in late January and early February on State voting intention shows the Nick Xenophon Team (NXT) has followed up a strong showing in South Australia in last week's Morgan Poll on Federal Voting intention by again receiving over a fifth of the vote 20.5% (up 2.5% since December). This shows NXT will have a key role to play in the next South Australian State Election due in March 2018 should NXT choose to stand candidates.
"Overall in South Australia the L-NP Opposition 53% (down 1%) leads the ALP Government 47% (up 1%) on a two-party preferred basis, however South Australian ALP Premier Jay Weatherill 53.5% (up 1%) is still preferred to Opposition Leader Steven Marshall 46.5% (down 1%) as 'Better Premier'.
"In Queensland the minority Palaszczuk Government has faced renewed instability in the past week with Cairns MP Rob Pyne resigning from Labor's left faction although Pyne has since committed to remain inside the ALP Government after a week of speculation about his future. This instability has impacted the Palaszczuk Government's support with the LNP 52% (up 3.5%) now ahead of the ALP 48% (down 3.5%) on a two-party preferred basis. However, despite the Palaszczuk Government's troubles, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk 61.5% (down 4%) still maintains a sizeable advantage over Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg 38.5% (up 4%) as 'Better Premier'.
"In Victoria the ALP 53.5% (unchanged) remains clearly ahead of the L-NP 46.5% (unchanged). However, Premier Daniel Andrews' has had his lead as 'Better Premier' slightly trimmed: Andrews 62.5% (down 1.5%) cf. Opposition Leader Matthew Guy 37.5% (up 1.5%). In New South Wales the long honeymoon continues (nearly two years long now) for Premier Mike Baird with the L-NP 59.5% (down 1%) cf. ALP 40.5% (up 1%). Baird is also still clearly Australia's most popular State Premier: Baird 72% (down 0.5%) cf. Opposition Leader Luke Foley 28% (up 0.5%).
"In Western Australia, the Barnett Liberal Government 54.5% (up 5%) has regained a clear lead over the ALP Opposition 45.5% (down 5%) after Barnett took a strong stand against reigniting the Republic debate by refusing to sign a declaration calling for an Australian Head of State in contrast to the other five State Premiers. However, despite the improved performance for the Barnett Government Opposition Leader Mark McGowan 56.5% (down 3.5%) is still regarded as the 'Better Premier' over Premier Colin Barnett 43.5% (up 3.5%). In Tasmania the ALP Opposition 50.5% (up 3%) has a narrow lead over the Liberal Government 49.5% (down 3%) although Liberal Premier Will Hodgman 63% (down 5.5%) cf. Opposition Leader Bryan Green 37% (up 5.5%) as 'Better Premier'."
For the poll-watchers:
Electors were asked: "If a State Election for NSW/ Victoria/ Queensland/ WA/ SA/ Tasmania were being held today — which party would receive your first preference?" Electors were then asked: "Thinking of (Premier) and (Opposition Leader). In your opinion, who would make the better Premier?"
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Louis Tomlinson's sister Félicité, 18, died after 'accidental overdose'
Félicité Tomlinson died of a heart attack after 'accidentally overdosing' on Cocaine, Xanax and Oxycodone, an inquest head.
The younger sister of One Direction star Louis Tomlinson died suddenly on March 13 after collapsing at her West London apartment at the age of 18.
Her horrified school friend Zainab Mohammed found her lifeless body in bed after they had bought and taken cocaine the night before while she was staying over.
Ambulance crews rushed to the address but despite extensive efforts, Félicité could not be resuscitated and was pronounced dead at the scene.
A Coroner ruled that Félicité died of "misadventure" after taking a "perfect storm" of drugs.
Félicité friend Ms Mohammed initially denied taking drugs but later admitted to police that she found her friend with her "whiteish" lips shortly after 12 noon and called a friend who told her to dial 999.
The Coroner said: "You then say that both you and Fizz did lines of cocaine on the night of March 12.
"A male friend came round, but he didn't want any lines.
"You went to bed and saw Félicité do more lines, but you don't know how many she did and then you fell asleep. You also said you had gone with her to buy cocaine on the night."
Medics found Félicité not breathing with vomit in her airways and tried to revive her with CPR but she was pronounced dead at 1.45pm, having been in cardiac arrest for 54 minutes.
A post mortem didn't reveal any natural cause of death, but toxicologist Dr Susan Paterson said "toxic" levels of Oxicodone as well as cocaine and Alpraxolam, or Zanax, were found in her blood.
The coroner asked: "It's just a perfect storm, the Alapraxolam, Oxicodone and the cocaine?"
Dr Patterson, who gave a medical cause of death of 'drug toxicity', said: "Yes, that's correct it's the combination."
The inquest heard Félicité fell into a depression and started abusing drugs following the death of her mother Johannah Deakin.
She first visited her GP in August 2018, who said: "She gave a history of recreational drug use over a year and on a consistent basis since the death of her mother."
She had taken overdoses and been admitted to drug rehabilitation and was referred to a private drug addiction health clinic, the OAD Clinic in Belgravia, west London.
Félicité was admitted to a hospital intensive care unit after drug overdose and transferred to the acute mental health unit at Nightingale Hospital in September.
She was then transferred directly to an airport and flown to spend two-and-a-half months at the Alexandria hospital rehabilitation centre in Egypt until November.
Professor Oscar D'Agnone, medical director and owner of the OAD Clinic, said she got drug free and was diagnosed with ADHD, PTSD, borderline personality disorer, an eating disorder and poly-substance abuse in Egypt.
But he said she got back in touch with people who took drugs with her after she returned to the UK for Christmas, against medical advice.
He said she later called into his clinic "extremely anxious" saying she hadn't been taking her prescribed medication on February 2.
The coroner concluded: "Felicite Grace Tomlinson has died as a result of drug toxicity on Wednesday the 13th of March 2019.
"She was found unresponsive by her friend at her home addres. The London Ambulance Service attended, CPR was commenced but to no avail.
"I think the most appropriate conclusion would be misadventure. This was an individual who took drugs voluntarily and has succumbed to the side effects of those drugs accidentally.
"To some extent I'm sure she knew the risks she was taking, but I do not think this was a deliberate act to end her life."
Budding social media influencer Félicité had only recently moved to London from Doncaster to try and achieve her dream of becoming a fashion designer.
Her death was the second tragedy to hit the Tomlinson family in less than three years, as mum Johannah Deakin died of leukaemia in December 2016, age 43.
Johannah left behind seven children, including twins under the age of six.
In March this year, Louis released single Two Of Us as a tribute to his beloved mum.
The heartbreaking lyrics include the line: "You'll never know how much I miss you. The day that they took you, I wish it was me instead."
Heartbreakingly, Louis lost his sister Félicité in the same month he released the ballad.
A month later the grieving star spoke out to his fans to thank them for their support.
He tweeted in April: "Just wanted to thank everyone for their lovely words over the past couple of weeks. Back in the studio today to vocal something I wrote a few months ago. Sending you all loads of love x."
A family source previously told The Sun: "Felicite was an absolutely adored young woman who was loved by Louis and her whole family. They are all totally devastated, as you can imagine. She had so many friends and was such a positive happy person.
"It's a massive loss to the world. She was a loveable, caring, bright, passionate, popular and beautiful young lady."
A friend of Félicité's told the Mirror that she had morphed from a "happy, confident, bubbly girl" to a "diet and exercise driven introvert" following her mother's death.
The said in the weeks leading up to her death, Félicité had noticeably dropped weight and her social media posts were becoming less focussed.
A friend of budding social influencer Félicité – who was just 16 when her mother died – told how she was rocked by the tragedy.
"When her mum died she really went into herself. She was never really the same. She started going out more but closed off her inner circle. I still saw her often but she was closed off. It seemed like she'd shut down her trust.
"She was very close to her mum. It was such a shock to her she was such a young girl," they said.
Midwife Johannah died in December 2016 leaving behind seven children; Louis, Lottie, Félicité and two sets of twins, Phoebe and Daisy and Ernest and Doris.
Budding designer Félicité was determined to get into university to study fashion, the pal added, moving down from Doncaster and throwing herself into social media to get noticed.
But the lively youngster was beginning to worry pals who said she became focused on fitness, resulting in weight loss.
She said: "Everyone noticed the weight loss but we put that down to exercise and strict diet because she wanted to move her Instagram forward so we all put it down to that. We thought she'd just taken it a bit too far.
"We'd ask her 'are you OK? We know everything can get a bit much. Her mum had died and it put her under the spotlight so we put it down to the pressure and stress.
"She had one of those figures where if she lost weight it was quite noticeable. Because she's quite an hourglass girl. When she lost the weight it was noticeable.
"With the figure that she naturally had if she was exercising and dieting it's going to be noticeable.
On hearing about her death, her friend said she wanted to pay tribute to her generous nature.
"It was a shock to hear she had died. She was someone that was so lovely and bubbly and happy and you don't expect to lose someone like that.
"She was a lovely gorgeous girl. The kind of person where if you were ever a bit sad she'd come and pick you up and make sure you were OK. She was more focused on other people than herself.
"She'd sooner check on you than check on herself. She was the type of person that was there for everyone. She was always such a loving and giving person."
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Lee Thacker is Vice President, Secretary and Trust Officer with Caldwell Trust Company. He joined the firm in 1996 after serving in the banking and financial services industries since 1959. He holds a degree in Economics from Duke University and is a Certified Financial Planner. He also continues his decades-long commitment to his work with the Boys and Girls Clubs where he has been a board volunteer in Columbia, South Carolina, Orlando, Florida, Atlanta, Georgia and now the Boys and Girls Clubs of Sarasota County. Lee has been a director of Caldwell Trust Company since 2007 and serves on the Executive and Trust Committees.
When H. Lee Thacker, Jr., moved to Venice from Atlanta in the mid-90s, he looked for a solid, reputable company to handle his investment needs. "I visited Caldwell Trust Company as a potential client and was so pleased that I signed on, "he says. He could not have known that he had also found a new career as both a staff member – he is vice president, secretary and trust officer – and a director. His wife Suzanne had also become a part of the Caldwell family as trust compliance coordinator.


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MRC To Vote On L.A. People Meters, Canada Okays Portable Ones
by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, July 21, 2004
In a development that is likely to either stir or quell the dissent surrounding Nielsen's local people meters, the Media Rating Council next week is expected to hold a meeting of its Television Committee to vote on whether to accredit the Los Angeles people meter service. The vote follows the release of an MRC audit of the Los Angeles service by Ernst & Young--which executives said showed positive results and did not reveal some of the glaring discrepancies that led the MRC committee to withhold accreditation for the New York people meters, following an audit of that system.
"There's always going to be some technical issues that need to be addressed, but in terms of how this matches up with other audits, there's nothing that should prevent accreditation," said an executive who is familiar with the results. A vote to grant accreditation would help assuage growing community and political pressure against Nielsen--which introduced the system, as it did in New York, without the MRC's stamp of approval and in the midst of a heavy PR, advertising, and lobbying effort by News Corp.-backed opposition group Don't Count Us Out.
A vote to withhold accreditation would be another major setback for Nielsen, which has retained its own ad agency, Burrell, to develop a campaign to win support for the new ratings service.
Meanwhile, some interested parties, including two U.S. senators, Charles Schumer of New York and Barbara Boxer of California, have been raising questions about why Nielsen is moving forward with local people meters when a potentially superior research methodology--Arbitron's portable people meters--are being tested in the United States and deployed in Canada.
Nielsen recently announced plans to merge its Canadian operations with Canada's industry-owned BBM ratings service. While the two organizations will continue to manage and operate conventional ratings systems in most markets, the BBM Wednesday officially announced plans to begin using the portable people meters in two of Canada's biggest markets, Quebec and Montreal, beginning this fall. BBM, which licensed the portable people meter from Arbitron, said the system's ratings would become the official ratings for buying and selling commercial airtime on French-language TV outlets in the markets.
"We believe the PPM is the only way we can keep pace with emerging media technologies and the changes in the viewing and listening habits of our television audiences," said Jim MacLeod, president-CEO of BBM Canada. "Soon, television meters will no longer do the job if they remain hardwired to receivers in panelist homes. We must go with the viewers to capture, passively and automatically, every exposure to a growing number of TV and media appliances found in and out of the home."
As promising as the PPMs may be, some critics claim there are still some technical issues that need to be overcome, including cooperation rates. Nielsen, which has a right to use the system for TV ratings in the United States, has been testing the system with Arbitron, and the two companies recently announced a breakthrough bringing the PPM's cooperation rates up to a par with conventional TV ratings meters.
The BBM's decision to adopt PPM data as the official television ratings comes after a full year of rigorous testing and vetting by key industry groups, but the system is not without its consequences. The U.S. radio industry, for example, called on Arbitron to commission a study evaluating the economic impact the new system would have on radio's competitive position in the advertising marketplace. The main reason, which has nothing to do with the reliability of the PPMs per se, is that the meters--which simultaneously measure audience for TV and radio, and potentially other media--will begin factoring TV viewing in out-of-home locations, which significantly boosts audience impressions for TV outlets, while radio's delivery essentially remains the same. While the shift would be statistical, and not the result of genuine changes in media usage patterns, the radio industry is concerned that it will suffer by more accurate comparisons.
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I've been dragging so much this week. First, the Super Bowl. Or more like, lying in bed reading and paying attention during commercials. Which, by the way, were totally underwhelming. My current book club book (Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Lessons from Crematory) was much more entertaining. But in all seriousness, Justin's outfit? Ew.
Then along came my hockey game on Monday night which was supposed to start at 9:20pm but was really more like 9:40pm. I was driving home at 11pm WIDE awake. After showering, I curled up with my Kindle in bed and Piper promptly started to cry. She cried off and on for the next 1 ½ hours until I caved and gave her a few ounces of milk. Needless to say, it wasn't enough sleep.
The upside is that my ankle is feeling better after giving it some rest and I'm also going to the podiatrist tomorrow. That makes me feel like an old lady. Podiatrist! The x-ray showed that I have an extra bone (!?) in my left ankle that is creating "posterior impingement" and I also have mild bone spurs. I'll find out more tomorrow, but it was discouraging news.
I guess the upside is that I've had a bit more time to devote to creating especially delicious meals. And not just delicious, but unique and things we've never had before. Like this recipe.
We don't eat a TON of beef, but we definitely like it. What I love most about this recipe is how flavorful the beef is and how versatile the meal can be. Don't like quinoa? Use brown rice. Or even pasta. Don't care for zucchini? How about mushrooms or snap peas?
Perhaps the BEST part of this recipe is how quickly it comes together. Plus, I tried a new ingredient – Gochujang paste! So flavorful – and available on Amazon. Get some, stat! Enjoy!
In a large skillet over medium heat, cook the beef and onions. Break up the meat with a wooden spoon until meat is no longer pink, about 5-6 minutes. Add the garlic and ginger, stir constantly for 30-60 seconds or until fragrant. Add the sauce and cook for 3-4 minutes or until sauce is thickened and onions are tender. Remove meat to a serving bowl and cover with foil to keep hot.
Return skillet to heat, add olive oil, and increase to medium-high heat. Once hot, add the zucchini, bell pepper, and carrot, stir frying until tender-crisp.
Just yum – I am putting this on my menu this week, although I may tone done the brown sugar a bit – was the amount you posted really sweet or did it balance with the heat??


GRETNA – Capital One Bank is seeking damages for sums due on an open account.
Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. filed a suit June 26 against Kayan T. Morris of Jefferson Parish in the 24th Judicial District Court alleging open account.
According to the claim, the plaintiff is seeking damages for sums due on a credit card for $1,815.53. The defendant has failed to pay the balance off.


The RRTP collaboration is part of Changi Airport Group's Quality Service Management Framework for concessionaires that supports all its airport retailers in their pursuit to deliver a high quality service experience to the travelling passengers.
The association, which is the trade association for the duty free and travel retail industry in the Asia Pacific region, says two back office and 16 front line sales staff have started the web-based modules and the remaining 14 sales staff will commence training when shift patterns and workload permit.
The RRTP is a bespoke training package for customer service staff in airports, ferries and downtown duty free stores which is designed to implement the principles of the 'Self-regulatory Code of Conduct for Alcohol Sales' which APTRA introduced in 2012.
The objective is to ensure that staff members respect local and international sales regulations when selling alcohol in duty free and travel retail stores and refrain from selling to passengers whose purchases may be seized by customs authorities on their onward journey.
This responsible approach to liquor retailing is set to underline the integrity of the duty free and travel retail industry which has been accused in the past, often unjustly, of selling alcohol to minors, of encouraging passengers to buy although their onward journey precluded such a purchase, and of failing to respect legislation relevant to the sale of alcoholic drinks.
Jaya Singh, president APTRA, said: "Overall the response from the DFS staff who have undergone training has been very positive and we have been complimented on the accessibility and relevance of the Responsible Retail Training Programme. We are grateful to DFS and Changi Airport for agreeing to be the pilot site and for giving us the opportunity to correct a few glitches in the programme.
"The more members of the industry who embrace the fine principles outlined in our code of conduct - and are seen to do so, the better our reputation as an industry will become and the more our views will be embraced in advocacy issues in the future," said Singh.


Maureen Lambert (nee Bell 1969) Maureen's funeral is to be held at the Chapel of the Broulee Memorial Gardens Crematorium at 11am on Monday 26 November 2018.
Joyce Hayman OAM (nee Snodgrass) passed away 5 April 2018 aged 95 years. Joyce was the sister of Rosemary Snodgrass and graduated from St George Hospital in 1946.
Joyce was awarded the OAM for her services in Prisons caring for the visitors who came to see inmates.
at the Alan Drew Heritage Chapel, 221 Old Northern Road, Castle Hill on 11 April 2018.
Rosemary Snodgrass, one of our Matrons at St George Hospital, passed away peacefully at St Vincent's hospital on Tuesday 6 March 2018. So many of us hold fond memories of times we shared with Rosemary both during our training and after. Rosemary's funeral was held at Narwee Baptist Church on Thursday 15 March 2018.
Betty Tierney, our oldest member of the St George Hospital Graduate Nurses Association, passed away aged 93 years. Her funeral was held Friday 16 February 2018 at the Engadine Congregational Church.
The St George Hospital CEO has arranged to start a display of Nursing Memorabilia in preparation for next years celebrations – in November 2019 it will be the St George Hospital 125 year celebrations.
A profile of Pamela Nye, St George Hospital Graduate.
Many St George Hospital Graduate nurses turned out on 25 February 2017 for the Special handover Ceremony of Primrose House.
The 2017 Reunion was held at The Gardens on Forest and was a great success with over 90 Graduates attending – some from country areas, interstate and overseas. A photo gallery of the day is now available online.
The 2016 Reunion was a resounding success with 85 graduates attending. Some country and interstate members also atteneded.
The 2015 Reunion was held at The Gardens on Forest and was a great success with over 80 Graduates attending. A photo gallery of the day is now available online.
The history of the nurses of St George Hospital is part of the history, not only of nursing in Australia, but of Australia itself. The book is now available for download in PDF format.
During 1991–1993 the St George Hospital Graduate Nurses' Association embarked on a Oral History Project under the supervision of Margaret Walton (Pierson). In 2011 the original audio cassette tapes were converted to digital audio. The interviews are now available online.


I love big cities. And one of them is hurting. Construction photos seem trivial this morning. So instead of looking at pictures of tower cranes today, please click on this link for the American Red Cross, and see how you can help Houston.
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Wisarut Wat Sunksirwararak is old Muay Thai trainer from Pai in northern Thailand. Wisart fears commericalization is changing the face of Muay Thai and Wisart hopes to teach and preserve tradition.
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Join us for a discussion of recent trends and developments in class action practice and a look down the road ahead.
We discuss the repeal of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's rule banning the use of class action waivers in arbitration, recent Supreme Court decisions on tolling and individual settlement offers, and the current status of H.R. 985, among other topics.


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Karasburg-Ost (teilweise auch nur Karasburg) ist ein namibischer Wahlkreis in der Region ǁKharas im äußersten Südosten des Landes. Er ging 2013 aus dem Wahlkreis Karasburg hervor, der in die Teile Ost und West aufgeteilt wurde. Verwaltungssitz des Wahlkreises ist die dem Kreis namensgebende Gemeinde Karasburg.

Der Wahlkreis hat 9203 Einwohner (Stand 2011).

Geographisch liegt der Großteil des Gebietes innerhalb der Karasberge. Zum Kreis gehören außerdem die Orte Warmbad, Grünau, Ariamsvlei (letzterer mit Grenzübergang nach Botswana in Nakop) sowie der Grenzübergang Noordoewer an der Nationalstraße B1 mit Grenzübergang nach Vioolsdrift in Südafrika.

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On Sunday 22nd October the day dawned cloudy and grey in Portsmouth. The forecast had predicted heavy rain, and the weather men were not wrong.
As the elite runners set off on the Great South Run, Britain's biggest and, arguably most popular ten mile road running event, the rain started, and didn't stop for the duration of the race, making conditions difficult for both competitors and spectators alike.
Tim Raw, who works as a reporter for the West Sussex County Times, was participating in his first competitive race, and decided to donate his sponsor money to the ALC Charitable Trust. He ran well, despite the appalling conditions, completing the ten mile road running event in just one hour and forty one minutes, a very creditable time.
Tim has been able to collect about one hundred pounds for the charity, for which the trustees are very grateful.


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Rabbi Haggai Resnikoff teaches Talmud and Halakha and is the Director of Community Learning. He learned for two years at Yeshivat HaKibbutz HaDati at Ein Tzurim before majoring in history at the University of California in Berkeley. Following graduation from Berkeley he spent several years in Israel doing graduate coursework in the Hebrew University Talmud Department and learning in various Batei Midrash in Jerusalem. He trained at Chovevei after spending a year as a Judaic Studies teacher at Tehiyah Day School in El Cerrito, California and graduated in 2014. He is presently the project director of the Torat Chovevei Community Learning Project which seeks to spread Chovevei's message of openness and sensitivity in scholarship to communities across the United States.


By Ian Duncan - posted Thursday, 27 February 2003 Sign Up for free e-mail updates!
In recent press articles the Premiers of Western Australia and South Australia voice their opposition to the siting of a National Radioactive Waste Repository in their States. This type of response is quite normal and comes under the heading of 'political expediency', and does not necessarily align with their, or their colleagues', private opinion. All politicians will need to keep an eye on public opinion as there may well be a majority of people in a community, a region or even a State that comes to the conclusion that the benefits of such a project are greater than any possible risk.
Australia is fortunate in several ways when it comes to the disposal of nuclear waste. When compared to countries that have nuclear power and nuclear weapons, such as the UK, France, Russia and USA, our wastes are small in quantity and at the mid and lower end of the range of radioactivity. The normal annual generation of nuclear waste in the UK is about 300 times the volume of that in Australia. At the same time, if geological disposal is accepted, Australia has 30 times the land area of the UK but only 40 per cent of the population.
The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering has recently published a paper on this topic in Focus (ATSE Focus No 125, page 6-10) based on my research at the University of Oxford and elsewhere.
The paper concludes that "… the public's preferred option is for, not against, an acceptable final disposal for all existing and future hazardous waste, including nuclear. Of all of the sciences employed so far in the research for an acceptable regime for nuclear waste disposal, sociology seems to have been practically omitted, but this can be put right. We should start by identifying the disposal regimes acceptable to the public, and then develop the technologies and processes to achieve this".
When debating the moral issues of waste disposal I believe that each generation should put in place the regime necessary to dispose of the wastes that have been generated by their use of energy and materials. It should not be left in a shed somewhere for future generations. This differs from the view of some organisations that are more interested in keeping the public aware of their presence than actually improving the environment. Nuclear waste does exist and we have had the benefits of the goods that generated it. It will also continue to accumulate, irrespective of whether we have nuclear power, as we continue with radiotherapy, radio-pharmaceuticals, industrial applications and scientific research.
As in all countries, Australia is grappling with siting issues for waste repositories. But resistance to siting is not limited to waste repositories. It occurs whenever a democratic society needs to site an incinerator, gaol, motorway, drug-rehabilitation centre, airport extension and so on. There is, however, a growing incidence of communities making their own risk assessment and determining what it is that would offset any possible disability. They would participate in the assessment process and retain involvement in the health and environmental aspects of such a project. Communities might value an increase in construction and permanent jobs, an increase in population and improvements in education, health or transport, provided that any possible disability is small.
Technical aspects for the disposal of low-level waste are known and not complex. The wastes are all solid materials such as safety clothing, laboratory equipment, tools, building materials and mineral residues. The Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training has adequately described the waste and the intended disposal method in various publications on the National Radioactive Waste Repository. The processes for the consolidation and containment of the various wastes have also been described. The diligence that is applied to radioactive waste should also be applied to the disposal of all hazardous waste. Perhaps if this had been done, Western Australia could have avoided the environmental and health problems associated with the Bellevue fire and the airborne chemical discharge from the Brookdale waste plant.
The Premier that supports the siting of a national repository will probably be remembered as the statesman who cleaned up Australia!
The community that is first to accept a repository in its region stands to gain in ways that it can determine, whether it is jobs, investment, population, health, education or tourism. Tourism will get a boost, as all passers-by will want to see the project. And quite frankly, they will then wonder what all the fuss was about.
This article was first published in The Canberra Times.


When your baby begins to teethe he/she will want to put anything and everything into his/her mouth. So entice your baby to busy himself with this adorable set of linking teether pieces.
The Gummee Link n Teether is a wonderful and practical teether set that can also be used as an addition to a Gummee Glove. Each of the three shapes and each of the three links that make up the set can be used inside the famous Gummee Glove.
The multi coloured set has been designed so that each surface is textured for sensory stimulation both in baby's hand and mouth and will gently soothe your little's ones gums and may encourage new teeth to cut through.
The 'cut out' on each piece not only makes it easy for your baby to hold and explore with their mouth but it provides a attachment point for the links or any dummy chain that you would like to use.
Each link piece is fully silicon covered and can be used to attach pieces together or to the car seat, stroller, trolley, pram, high chair, bouncer or wherever! Or, just give them to baby to hold and explore. Each piece is perfectly sized for little hands.
Perfect as a handy addition to your nappy bag, it all comes in a handy travel carry case.


Fun, free cooking with a smile. In this game for girls you learn to create goody-goody eclairs with a raspberry topping.
Add the next ingredient, pickup the right tools and use the correct items according to the onscreen instructions.


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Guinness World Record Tap Team bringing some Fred Astaire Magic to Melbourne
After smashing the world record for the Largest Tap Dance Lesson in a Single Venue at the Mackay Entertainment & Convention Centre with a total of 274 people tap dancing away to one of the show's numbers, A Fine Romance: The Magic of Fred Astaire is finally coming to Melbourne, playing at Chapel Off Chapel for a limited season from 10 October 2017.
Having dazzled audiences across Australia, this highly anticipated production, starring Joe Meldrum, Imogen Moore and The Ben Taylor Jazz Trio, brings back the old world glamour and charm of the 30's and 40's in an all singing, all dancing tribute to Fred Astaire – the man who went on to become the most famous dancer of all time.
A Fine Romance recreates the legendary dance routines of the era and takes the audience from Fred's humble beginnings on Broadway, all the way to his Hollywood days and on screen romances with his many leading ladies, including Judy Garland, Audrey Hepburn, Rita Hayworth and of course Ginger Rogers.
Don't miss the beautiful costumes, the songs, the glitz, the extraordinary dancing and of course, the timeless music of Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, the Gershwins, with songs including The Way You Look Tonight, They Can't Take That Away From Me, Let's Call the Whole Thing Off, Cheek to Cheek, Puttin on the Ritz, Top Hat, That's Entertainment and more… this show has something for everyone!
"We are extremely excited about this show," said Producer Margaret Fisk AM. "Not only is the story of Fred Astaire fascinating, we also feature an incredible selection of his songs and of course, the extraordinary dance routines that he was famous for. Audiences everywhere have simply fallen in love with A Fine Romance and with the incredible performances by Joe and Imogen."
Director / Choreographer: Jeremy Hinman Starring: Joe Meldrum and Imogen Moore Musicians: Ben Taylor (piano), Dave George (drums) and Glen Davidson (Bass) Musical Arrangements: Shanon Whitelock Additional Orchestrations: Daniele Buatti Design and Costumes: Christina Logan-Bell Lighting: Lucy Birkinshaw Writer / Producer: Margaret Fisk AM
A Fine Romance: The Magic of Fred Astaire
Chapel Off Chapel, 12 Little Chapel Street, Prahran
Season: 10 – 15 October 2017
Bookings: www.chapeloffchapel.com.au
For more information, visit: www.afineromance.com.au for details
Image: Joe Meldrum and Imogen Moore – photo by Andrew Follows
Melbourne Fringe – Can You Handle This? I don't think you can handle this


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Overweight people are always in search of new diets, which can help them shed some extra pounds quickly. An obese body is likely to be afflicted with maximum number of diseases and disorders. Obesity leads to various health problems, like heart diseases, kidney diseases, liver dysfunction, deterioration of joints, etc. Obese people are most likely to develop high blood pressure, arthritis, diabetes, gallbladder diseases, etc. Fad diets may help lose fat fast, but the effect may be temporary. When you lose it naturally, you can maintain your figure easily as well. On that note, this article gives you some of the best Ayurvedic medicines for weight loss.
These following herbs are designed, taking into consideration mind-body relationship. According to Ayurveda, imbalance of vata, pitta, and kapha systems leads to health problems, which include being overweight or underweight. People are treated with different medications considering their body types.
Triphala: Triphala benefits include losing some pounds, improved digestive system, improved eye health, detoxification, improved heart health, clear skin, etc. Triphala means three fruits, and the triphala choorna (powder) is a mixture of Amalaki (Emblica officinalis), Bhibitaki (Terminalia chebula), and Haritaki (Terminalia bellirica). It contains antioxidant vitamin C. It stimulates the production and release of bile. It helps lower excessive water content of body tissues, and it also lowers hunger pangs.
Guggul: Guggul extract benefits include improved rate of body metabolism and healthy loss of weight. It helps lower cholesterol and triglycerides levels and ensures heart health. It enhances the function of liver as well as thyroid gland. This helps improve the rate of metabolism.
Herbal Medicines: Doctors and dietitians recommend natural herbs. These are prepared by mixing various herbs. Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), Shilajit, aloe vera, gotu kola, trikatu (a combination of equal parts of black pepper, ginger, and pippali or Indian long pepper), barberry, etc., are used in various preparartions.
A number of herbs help get rid of obesity, but you need to follow a proper diet and Yoga exercises regularly. Sedentary lifestyle, lack of exercise, genetics, eating oily and greasy foods, consuming highly processed foods, etc. are some of the main reasons of excessive weight gain. To lose it, you need to follow a low calorie diet and improve your eating habits.
Use hot water for drinking. Avoid caffeine, sodas, alcoholic drinks.
Mint promotes weight loss. Include mint tea or mint chutney in your diet.
Drinking amla juice regularly is beneficial.
Avoid foods rich in fat, for example, cheese, butter, meat products, etc. Avoid rice, potato, sugar, etc., which are high in simple carbohydrates. Avoid too much of salt also.
Benefits of cinnamon and honey are well-known. You may take Ayurvedic medicines with honey.
Include more number of pungent (spicy), bitter, or astringent spices and herbs in your diet. For example, turmeric, cumin, ginger, mustard seed, cayenne, and black pepper.
Include lots of fruits and vegetables in your diet. Bitter gourd and bitter variety of drumsticks promote loss of pounds. Keep a list of low calorie fruits and vegetables handy.
Opt for a juice fasting plan or a liquid diet once in a week. You can have fruit or vegetable juices, warm skim milk, light soups, herbal teas, etc. Regular intake of carrot juice helps.
Traditional Ayurvedic medicines are being used in India since six thousand years. These are available in various forms, such as juice, powder, infusion, paste, tablet, decoction, etc. Medicated ghee and oils are also taken internally or applied externally (massage therapy). Some of them may exhibit laxative properties. It is better to consult a doctor before opting for new herbs. Do not forget to follow the instructions.


The MJR Marketplace Cinema 20 opened November 18, 2005, replacing the old Showcase Cinemas 15. The new 82,500 square foot theatre has a second floor mezzanine balcony overlooking the lobby, and a 'coming soon' preview projector in the middle of the lobby. All auditoriums have Dolby Digital 5.1 sound and the theatre offers state of art all digital programming.
A small photo of the MJR Cinema 20 at Sterling Heights is displayed on this web page of the Precast Concrete Institute's central region web site.
The Marketplace 20 is one of a number of multiplexes designed for the MJR circuit by the Grand Rapids architectural firm Paradigm Design.
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