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What's All the Fuss About Summer Internships Anyway?
July 31, 2015 // by Karina Shedrofsky// Leave a Comment
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Summer's winding down, which means a lot of us are well into our summer internships. Do you love it? Great! Hate it? Even better! Have no idea what you're doing there in the first place? Well, there's a method to the madness about internships (and no, it isn't solely to build your resume). CM's got the scoop on what the big deal about internships is and what they will teach you about yourself and your desired industry.
It Teaches You How To Act
If an internship teaches us anything, it's how a company runs and how to properly fit ourselves inside that running machine. As interns, we have ample opportunities to observe how our bosses and their co-workers communicate, proper desk etiquette in an office environment and how professionals deal with issues within a company.
Lafayette College senior Drew Friedman has had mostly poorly structured internships, but doesn't believe bad internships are for nothing. "They have taught me how to be more patient, and to pick my battles," he said. So whether we are simply running errands for our bosses or actually sitting in at meetings, our presence alone teaches us a great deal.
University of Maryland senior Samantha Colin has had a different internship every year since freshman year. "I've scrubbed floors with Clorox wipes and my bare hands and stared at excel media grids until my eyeballs had holes burnt into them," she said. "But I've learned to respect my seniors because everyone has to start somewhere." Playing Annie for the summer unknowingly teaches you more than how to be an efficient cleaner.
It Confirms What You Want to Do
As a senior journalism major, I've dedicated three whole years of my life to this field. But what if I graduate college, start my career in journalism, and realize it isn't for me? Internships exist, in part, to avoid this travesty. According to Friedman, internships give us real life experience that, to him, are more important than school. "The only way to get a true sense of what you enjoy and what you are good at is by going out and doing it," Friedman said.
But it's not just the job type you should be concerned with. There are plenty of qualities that set a company apart−its size, structure, culture, goals, etc. Colin said she has worked at world-renowned international corporate companies, startups by millennials, medium-sized creative PR agencies and everything in between. "But what I've learned most through internships, aside from how to navigate the communication world, is that unless the company's culture aligns with your values, the partnership will never work," she said.
Size matters too. University of Maryland graduate Natalie Rup has three internships under her belt. One at a small agency, one at a large agency, and now she is at a medium sized agency. It took three long summers for her to find her happy medium. Some people work better on their own while others work better in teams, and it takes an internship experience to teach you what kind you are. Rup finally found what she wanted at the mid-sized agency. "You get close to your team, work closely with everyone and people take the time to teach you things," she said.
It Helps You Network
When you're on your 10 zillionth coffee run and you think you can't file one more paper without losing your mind, put a smile on your face and ask your boss if she would like another cup of coffee. After you complete an internship you want a company to say, "Wow, this is the best damn intern I've ever had." This is important whether you want a job at this company or you want to run for the hills at 5 p.m. on your last day.
"Internships open up a network of people for your career," Colin said. People talk. And when they do talk, you better hope it's positively about you. The people you meet at one internship can introduce you to another company you never knew existed and is more of a perfect fit for you. And when said company asks about you, the company you slaved over for two months will say they're lucky to have you. So yes, all those hours of corporate hazing are worth it.
Filed Under: Career Jobs & Internships Networking
About Karina Shedrofsky
Karina is a senior studying Journalism and International Development at the University of Maryland, College Park. She lives in New York and loves to travel anywhere else. Anything food related will get her excited.
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We all know that every student in our class has a voice, but why is it that not every kid is heard? How can we leverage technology to amplify all student voices to ensure equity in our classrooms and schools? For this session, we will explore multiple tools that can allow every student to be heard in the classroom and beyond.


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Zbigniew Seifert: Man of the Light
By JOHN KELMAN
If ever a title was in need of the wider exposure it eluded when first released, it's Polish violinist Zbigniew Seifert's unparalleled Man of the Light—finally seeing the light of day thanks to Promising Music's ongoing series of remastered re-releases from the German MPS label of the 1960s and '70s. Seifert's death from complications from cancer in 1979, at the age of 32, cut tragically short a career that had only begun its upward trajectory in North America with his outstanding collaboration on Oregon's Violin (Vanguard, 1977) and his own Passion (Capitol, 1979), featuring guitarist John Scofield, pianist Richie Beirach, bassist Eddie Gomez, drummer Jack DeJohnette, and percussionist Nana Vasconcelos.
But Seifert—who cut his teeth playing alto saxophone with Tomasz Stanko in the Polish trumpeter's quintet, immediately following legendary Polish composer/pianist Krzysztof Komeda's departure for Hollywood—had already begun generating attention for his fiery violin work on dates like saxophonist Charlie Mariano's 1976 fusion outing, Helen 12 Trees (MPS/Promising Music, 2008). Few were prepared, however, for the sheer power and unrelenting beauty of 1977's Man of the Light. At a time when the violin was experiencing something of a jazz renaissance, Seifert trumped all around him, suggesting how saxophone icon John Coltrane might have sounded, had he picked up a bow rather than a reed.
Seifert wastes no time combining Coltrane's "sheets of sound" with a folkloric melodism rooted in Polish traditionalism on the fiery "City of Spring." German pianist Joachim Kuhn plays with the intensity and modal vernacular of Coltrane's pianist, McCoy Tyner, but evokes a more personal sound through his unmistakable European classicism and near-reckless abandon. Bassist Cecil McBee and drummer Billy Hart play with equal exuberance on this breathtakingly up-tempo opener that sets the bar high for the rest of the set, while Seifert delivers a solo of cathartic virtuosity. The title track, based around a visceral, mid-tempo 5/4 ostinato, is just as thrilling, with Kühn and Seifert contributing solos as captivating and relevant today as when they were first recorded in 1976.
Seifert also proves capable of compositional depth and passionately beautiful calm. "Stillness"—a duet with McBee, but featuring Seifert's overdubbed violins as a mini-string orchestra—is, indeed, based on relative stasis and a spare set of changes, with McBee's robust-toned solo of equal lyrical mettle to his ever-ardent leader. Overdubbing himself again on the similarly expansive "Love in the Garden," Seifert engages in a transcendent duet with Dutch keyboardist Jasper van't Hof, capturing a spirituality akin to Mahavishnu Orchestra Mark II's more tranquil moments on Apocalypse (Columbia, 1974).
"Turbulent Plover" swings with attitude—another modal workout for the quartet that features Kühn's most expansive solo of the set—while "Coral" ends the album conclusively, perfectly balancing the album's multifarious touchstones. It may only last a scant 42 minutes, but Man of the Light is a true desert island disc; one of the most exhilarating, important, and underexposed jazz albums ever recorded, and all the more tragic for its largely unfulfilled promise of even greater things to come.
City of Spring; Man of the Light; Stillness; Turbulent Plover; Love in the Garden; Coral.
Zbigniew Sefiert: violin; Joachim Kühn: acoustic piano (1, 2, 4, 6); Cecil McBee: bass (1-4, 6); Bill Hart: drums (1, 2, 4, 6); Jasper Van't Hof: electric piano and organ (5).
Title: Man of the Light | Year Released: 2010 | Record Label: Promising Music/MPS
About Zbigniew Seifert
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In mid-late Fall 2014, my good friend Zach introduced the rap-loving faction of my friend group to Fetty Wap, who had a song that'd been getting airplay in the tristate area. Zach is from New Jersey, and told us Fetty lived 15 minutes away from him and had one serious song at the time, "Trap Queen." We listened and were impressed – it definitely had its own vibe. "Trap Queen" was something different. It would go on to blow up a month later that winter. The sequence of one seven three and eight has never been so hype.
First off, Fetty Wap is a super easy guy to like. The Vines I've seen of him joking about his trademark missing eye show a friendly personal side, and he comes across as a humble and genuine dude.
Another huge positive characteristic many see in Fetty is that he has a refreshing, unique and new sound. Moving beyond the general public's timeless love affair with "Trap Queen," the sum of the parts that compose Fetty Wap's vocals is unique on the whole, even if the major individual components seem recycled.
T-Pain was the first time I'd heard auto-tune seriously used for singing in hip hop. He had his day in the spotlight, and nowadays auto-tune has taken off amongst rappers who don't seriously sing (i.e. Young Thug, Future). Fetty's sound brings me back to seventh grade sleepaway camp where I first heard "Buy You a Drank," by T-Pain, but Fetty has a yodeling vibrato that does set him apart from other vocalists today. On occasion, Fetty will also engage in leaned-out mumblings that a number of Atlanta rappers use today.
So, after throwing on the headphones and giving Fetty Wap several listens, I'll summarize: meh.
If you take out the four hit songs that you and I have heard 100 times and already love, all of which were released far in advance of Fetty Wap dropping, I'd give this album a C. "Trap Queen" and "679" were on Up Next, "RGF Island" was on Zoo Style and "My Way" was on the 1738 Remy Boyz mixtape and then remixed with Drake in July.
For me, these releases killed a lot of the hype. Technically the songs are on the record, so I include them in my grading, but I'm sad to say that none of the other 16 tracks on Fetty Wap live up to the excitement or quality these songs already created for him well ahead of the album.
I give Fetty Wap a disappointed B-, but damn, Fetty can do a hook and chorus right. For this reason, I think Fetty needs to limit Monty's (aka Montana Buckz) presence on his tracks. Yes, they gel on "679," but not on "My Way," or "No Days Off." Fetty needs better rappers to match his energy – like when he teamed up with Gucci and Quavo on his "Trap Queen" remix. His music is all about energy, and Monty's lyrical callousness and frequently awkward flow can't keep up. Even one of Gucci Mane's better-than-mediocre verses that got cut and pasted into "Trap Queen" while he's locked up flows well.
I get keeping true to his Remy Boyz, a theme on a majority of his songs on Fetty Wap, and trying to put them on. But if Fetty wants to further improve his outlook as an artist, I think he needs to work on recruiting upper echelon talent for his own albums going forward, not just being a feature on other artists' tracks.


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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates;

using NUnit.Framework;

using Org.BouncyCastle.X509;

using X509Certificate = Org.BouncyCastle.X509.X509Certificate;

using MimeKit.Cryptography;

namespace UnitTests {
	[TestFixture]
	public class CmsRecipientTests
	{
		[Test]
		public void TestArgumentExceptions ()
		{
			Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException> (() => new CmsRecipient ((X509Certificate2) null));
			Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException> (() => new CmsRecipient ((X509Certificate) null));
			Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException> (() => new CmsRecipient ((Stream) null));
			Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException> (() => new CmsRecipient ((string) null));
		}

		static void AssertDefaultValues (CmsRecipient recipient, X509Certificate certificate)
		{
			Assert.AreEqual (certificate, recipient.Certificate);
			Assert.AreEqual (1, recipient.EncryptionAlgorithms.Length);
			Assert.AreEqual (EncryptionAlgorithm.TripleDes, recipient.EncryptionAlgorithms[0]);
			Assert.AreEqual (SubjectIdentifierType.IssuerAndSerialNumber, recipient.RecipientIdentifierType);
		}

		[Test]
		public void TestDefaultValues ()
		{
			var path = Path.Combine ("..", "..", "TestData", "smime", "certificate-authority.crt");
			var recipient = new CmsRecipient (path);
			var certificate = recipient.Certificate;

			AssertDefaultValues (recipient, certificate);

			using (var stream = File.OpenRead (path))
				recipient = new CmsRecipient (stream);

			AssertDefaultValues (recipient, certificate);

			recipient = new CmsRecipient (certificate);

			AssertDefaultValues (recipient, certificate);

			recipient = new CmsRecipient (new X509Certificate2 (path));

			AssertDefaultValues (recipient, certificate);
		}
	}
}

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The 2017 Jaguar F-Pace is the first Jaguar SUV, and it has been well received by critics and shoppers alike. Yet how does it measure up to rivals? Throughout this review, we'll examine how the F-Pace stands up to its competitor, the 2017 Audi Q5.
Both SUVs have an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drivetrains. Audi Q5 shoppers may choose a turbo four with 220 horsepower and 258 lb.-ft. of torque or a supercharged V-6 with 272 horsepower and 295 lb.-ft. The F-Pace, on the other hand, starts you offer with a three-liter supercharged V-6. This powertrain cranks out 340 horsepower and 332 lb.-ft. of torque.
That's a net gain of 68 horses and 37 lb.-ft. over the Audi Q5. Furthermore, if you choose the 2017 F-Pace S edition, Jaguar cranks performance up to 380 horsepower. While Audi was forced to drop its diesel, Jaguar offers a turbodiesel with 318 lb.-ft. of torque.
This year's Audi Q5 is part of an automotive generation dating to 2009. The 2017 Jaguar F-Pace is truly new. This age difference really shows when you look at the level of amenities. Perhaps the most surprising omission is the lack of USB ports. The Audi doesn't let you charge or connect a phone. Audi's proprietary digital music interface is still the only thing available on the base edition. Again, this system dates back years. Furthermore, if you step up to the basic Audi MMI infotainment system, you are limited to awkward dash-mounted controls. To get anything better, you have to pay more for the Q5 Prestige trim. Audi Q5 editions don't offer keyless ignition or onboard WiFi while the F-Pace does allow you to enjoy both.
Frankly, 21st Century technology is part of the package with every 2017 Jaguar F-Pace. InControl Protect provides emergency communications on every edition. InControl electronics include an easy-to-use touchscreen. This eight-inch display is paired with Bluetooth and USB connectivity. With the Tech package, you get a full LCD instrument cluster and InControl Pro with its 10-inch screen. Jaguar's exclusive Activity Key is a waterproof bracelet. You can lock your keys in the car, knowing that the bracelet will unlock the doors whenever you return to your Jaguar.
Surprisingly, the 2017 Audi Q5 offers absolutely no crash avoidance features. The 2017 Jaguar F-Pace, on the other hand, offers all of the good stuff. For starters, there's a surround view system to watch all areas around the car during your slow maneuvers. Watching the lane lines, a departure system warns you to straighten up and an assist is ready with automated help when the warning isn't heeded.
Trying to help you avoid rear-ending a stopped or slowing car, the F-Pace forward collision alert warns the driver and then triggers automatic braking if necessary. A speed limiter notifies the driver if the F-Pace speed is excessive. Adaptive cruise control lowers speed to maintain safety. Parallel and perpendicular parking is easier with Jaguar's automated system to handle the tight maneuvering. Auto-leveling headlamps train the light to follow the car's trajectory.
The best research is done behind the wheel. Test drive the 2017 Jaguar F-Pace at Jaguar of San Jose.


Mums Supportive is a support group for women in Southwark who have worked with Southwark Children's Services and had one or more children permanently removed as part of care proceedings. They may or may not still have contact with these children.
They provide help and guidance with health and education, and provide support by giving mums a chance to speak to someone else in the same position. Mums Supportive can also provide access to counselling services, and they organise social activities such as meals out and outings.
The group meets every other Thursday afternoon – please contact Emily or Beverly for further information (using the contact details below).
Who the service is for: Women in Southwark who have worked with Southwark Children's Services and had one or more children permanently removed as part of care proceedings.
How to access: Contact Emily or Beverley using the contact details below.


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H.R. 2429, Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2005
H.R. 6111, Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006
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H.R. 6164, National Institutes of Health Reform Act of 2006
Estimate of direct spending and revenues effects for the bill as cleared by the Congress on December 9, 2006.
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S. 2453, National Security Surveillance Act of 2006
H.R. 2808, Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Coin Act
Estimate of direct spending and revenues effects for the bill as cleared by the Congress on September 8, 2006, and signed by the President on September 27, 2006
H.R. 5684, United States-Oman Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act
Estimate of direct spending and revenues effects for the bill as cleared by the Congress on September 19, 2006
H.R. 1442, An act to complete the codification of title 46, United States Code, "Shipping", as positive law
Cost estimate for the bill as ordered reported by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on September 7, 2006
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My tail light is broken and I wanted to get a new one. I didn't like the look of it anyway; if it is original I'm not sure. I liked the look of the one on this 505 I saw on a link here.
I think it is off an 05 KTM? Can anyone confirm if this is from a KTM. If not what is it and what is the part number?
It looks like you have to bolt this on through the fender to get it to work? Are there other options for tail lights that look good on the Husabergs?
I am thinking about doing the same. I believe it is a KTM part as well.


This matter is before the court on the Debtors' Motion to Challenge Non-Wage Garnishment, filed herein on December 21, 2006. The Affidavit of Debtor John M. Adams ("the Affidavit") accompanies the Motion. The creditor, Community Trust Bank ("CTB") filed an Objection to Motion to Challenge Non-Wage Garnishment on January 9, 2007. The Motion and the Objection were heard on January 10, 2007, and submitted for ruling by the court.
1.Affiant is a Debtor in the above-styled case and the Judgment Debtor in Letcher Circuit Court Case: Community Trust Bank vs. John M. Adams.
2.That Community Trust Bank obtained a Judgment against him on October 26, 2006, and issued a non-wage garnishment on Whitaker Bank checking account no: 80479591 on November 16, 2006.
3.Affiant immediately filed an Affidavit to Challenge the garnishment in Letcher Circuit Court and proceeded to file this bankruptcy.
4.At the hearing in Letcher Circuit Court on December 20, 2006, Judge Samuel T. Wright declined to rule on the Challenge by stating that the Bankruptcy Court now had jurisdiction.
5.Affiant's wages are paid on the 15th and 30th of each month and he is an employee of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Affiant's wages are paid by direct deposit into Whitaker Bank checking account no: 80479591.
6. On November 15, 2006, Affiant's net wages were deposited into the Whitaker Bank Account.
7.On November 16, 2006, a "Non-Wage" garnishment was served on Whitaker Bank and $1187.23 was seized from Affiant's account. Whitaker Bank is holding said funds pending resolution of this Motion.
8.Affiant asserts that this was essentially a "Wage" garnishment and that the funds should be exempt to the extent provided by KRS §427.010(2)(a).
9.Affiant further states that he is known to Community Trust Bank to be a state employee and it is widely known that state employees are paid on the 15th and 30th of each month.
Affiant believes this was an attempt, by Community Trust Bank, to circumvent the limitations placed on wage assignments by the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
The Debtors filed their Chapter 7 petition in this court on November 30, 2006. They do not list the subject funds on any of their schedules. A debtor has no basis for claiming an exemption in property that is not estate property, but the subject funds are estate property, whether or not the Debtors included them in their schedules. Their Schedule C - Property Claimed as Exempt indicates they claim exemptions to which they are entitled under Bankruptcy Code section 522(b)(2), which identifies the property which may be claimed as exempt as that specified under Code section 522(d). Section 522(d) does not provide for the exemption of wages.
(a)Twenty-five percent (25%) of his disposable earnings for that week, or There the court overturned a decision by the trial court that wages in the appellant's checking account were not subject to garnishment, . . . .
This statute is modeled upon the federal Consumer Creditor Protection Act (the 'CCPA'). That act requires state garnishment exemption statutes to comply with federal limitations on amounts that may be garnished. . . .
[T]he federal CCPA did not create a true exemption applicable to bankruptcy proceedings, but sought instead to prevent bankruptcies by protecting the debtor's employment. This protection consisted of a limitation on the portion of earnings subject to the employer's garnishment . . . .
The act's reference to wages 'payable or paid' has also required interpretation. Is it applicable only to wages still under the employer's control, or is it meant to apply to wages even after they have been transferred to the employee? In light of the CCPA's limited purpose, virtually all of the courts to consider whether that act applies to wages deposited into bank accounts or otherwise removed from the employer's control have found that it does not.
KRS 427.010(2) and (3) provide only for limited debtor protection and not for a broader exemption such as that created by KRS 432.180 and similar statutes. We conclude further that the limited protection is the same found to have been provided by the federal CCPA, that is, a limitation only on the extent to which an employee's earnings may be garnished at his or her workplace.
Case law generally supports the contention that the acquisition of a garnishment lien is a "transfer". See In re Wade, 219 B.R. 815 (8th Cir. BAP 1998); Matter of Freedom Group, Inc., 50 F.3d 408 (7th Cir. 1995). The trustee has not filed any action to recover the funds, however, and since the Debtors may not claim them as exempt, they have no authority to proceed under Bankruptcy Code section 522(h). That section allows a debtor to avoid a transfer of property in which he could have claimed an exemption under section 522(g)(1) if the transfer is avoidable by the trustee, but the trustee does not attempt to avoid such a transfer.
The court therefore orders that the Debtors' Motion to Challenge Non-Wage Garnishment is overruled.


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Timeshare News »
Timeshares growing in popularity
Study indicates timeshares growing in popularity
A study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) for the American Resort Development Association (ARDA) revealed that in 2002, timeshares generated $67 billion for the U.S. economy and created 222,500 direct and 253,600 indirect jobs, representing nearly $16 billion in payroll and related income.
"This comprehensive study confirms the timeshare industry's significant economic contributions and its prominence as a growing force within the hospitality sector," said ARDA President & CEO Howard Nusbaum. "The regions surrounding timeshare resorts benefit from the generation of a loyal base of repeat visitors, new jobs, and consumer expenditures, as well as the industry's elevated occupancy rates and overall stability."
The study, the largest and most comprehensive ever conducted by the ARDA, also revealed that timeshare owners spend nearly $1,784 per trip and that timeshares registered an average occupancy rate of 79% in 2002, compared with an average U.S. hotel occupancy of 59%. In addition, timeshare ownership contributed $3 billion for current resort operations and future maintenance and refurbishment of timeshare units and resort facilities.
PwC conducted the timeshare economic study during the fall of 2003 surveying 3,359 timeshare owners, 54 timeshare entities and two leading timeshare exchange companies.
Marcos Agostini, newly appointed chairman of the Caribbean Hotel Association Timeshare Committee, said Puerto Rico is well-suited for the development of timeshares.
Agostini, who is also director of the Caribbean-Latin American region for vacation-exchange company Interval International, said running a timeshare resort is complex, as it involves many aspects such as sales, marketing, and maintenance, but the ability and expertise of hoteliers in Puerto Rico could be applied to running a timeshare.
"Puerto Rico is a high-demand destination, and it has many experienced hoteliers who have demonstrated the island's potential for tourism and have transformed many big hotels into very successful operations," said Agostini.
Referring to Interval International's internal reports, Agostini said the Caribbean is an emerging market for timeshares. In fact, it is the third market chosen by prospective timeshare buyers, after Europe and Australia. He also said the Caribbean is the preferred travel destination for Interval International customers.
The timeshare industry has grown so fast in the Caribbean in recent years because more vacationers are realizing the region offers great value and a pleasant climate year-round. "Resort developers have recognized the need for vacationers to escape to the Caribbean and have built timeshare facilities to meet this need," said Agostini.
Timeshares' Economic Impact on the U.S. Mainland
Total direct impact
$17.2 billion of output*
222,500 jobs
$6 billion of income**
Total indirect impact
$27.1 billion of output
$10 billion of income
Total fiscal impact
$6.4 billion tax revenue*** *Includes timeshare owners' vacations, average expenditures per trip and total estimated spending.
**Resorts income.*** Includes timeshare property taxes and occupancy taxes for guests vacationing in rented timeshare units.
Source: American Resort Development Association 2004 Timeshare Economic Impact in the U.S.
Preferred International Locations to Which Interval Members Plan to Travel in Next Two Years*
Caribbean: 74.1%
Europe: 35.6%
Mexico: 24.5%
Canada: 20.6%
Asia: 9.9%
Central & South America: 6.6%
Oceania: 5.1% *Multiple responses permitted.
Source: Interval International 2003 Membership Profile


The management of the inland revenue is in contact with taxpayers when dealing with legal action in case of a claim regarding tax returns. Furthermore, it makes decisions regarding applications for reconsideration.
The offices centralise income tax returns for resident and non-resident taxpayers. An officer is responsible for issuing tax returns and determining the advances to be paid, where applicable.
calculating the annual statement for employees and pensioners. If taxpayers are not obliged to fill in a tax return, they can opt for the annual-statement method and can fill in a request for an income tax adjustment by the annual-statement method (as residents or non-residents).
The section on real estate valuations is responsible for fiscal analysis of all developed and undeveloped real estate in the country, in order to determine the land tax to be paid.
The revenue department has 3 offices. They collect taxes as well as tax advances, and send payment notices to tax debtors. These offices also report any delays in payment to initiate forced collection procedures.
The Luxembourg Inland Revenue is one of 3 tax authorities in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, alongside the Registration Duties, Estates and VAT Authority (Administration de l'enregistrement, des domaines et de la TVA - AED) and the Customs and Excise Agency (Administration des douanes et accises).
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Selly Oak has received its first Sainsbury's Eat-in store.
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Criticism Tropes
Complaining About Things You Haven't Paid For
No Real Life Examples, Please
Max: My innocence has been shattered by this blatant tourist trap. I want my money back!
Sam: We didn't pay anything.
Max: Well, somebody better give me some money.
—Sam and Max Hit The Road
They say that there's no such thing as a free lunch. No matter what, someone has got to pick up the tab.
However, sometimes a company or business decides to be a little generous with a promotional campaign and pay the costs to distribute samples or portions of their goods and services to the public at no cost to us consumers. Although such free samples are usually small, very minor things of cheap value to keep costs down for the party providing it, a free sample is still a tiny perk for the person receiving it and is always graciously accepted... or, at least, that's what the companies responsible for the campaigns would prefer, but that's usually not the case.
Complaining About Things You Haven't Paid For is a trope about a person or character who acquires something at no monetary cost to him/her (usually through a promotional giveaway but can also cover things like outright thievery) and doesn't like it and will likely demand compensation for not liking it. This is commonly referred to with the saying "Looking a Gift Horse In The Mouth".
Presumably a common habit of pessimists and picky people; in a stark contrast of this behavior, people or characters who have no problems looking on the bright side of things may frequently make a remark along the lines of, "Who cares if it's a piece of crap? It's free!" (or, depending on the circumstances, "It's stolen!")
This is of course Truth in Television. Just because you got something for free doesn't mean you have to like it. If anything, someone who did not pay for a product is much more likely to realize it's crap and throw it away, as they don't have to justify to themselves having wasted money. Also, this doesn't apply when something free actually ends up causing harm through no fault of the receiver.
Compare You Get What You Pay For.
NOTE: Please don't include any Real Life examples or invocations of this trope in the examples section. In-universe only, please.
Examples of Complaining About Things You Haven't Paid For include:
In one story from 2000 AD's Bec & Kawl, Bec does nothing but complain about the "tragic abortion of a night out" at the carnival Kawl takes her to, stating that it isn't even worth the 50p entrance fee, to which Kawl points out that they snuck in for free.
In La Cité de la Peur, a movie fails to start at a film festival, prompting the whole audience to complain, "Reimburse our invites!"
Trainspotting has a scene where Begbie has just robbed a jewelers at gunpoint and the jewelery he's stolen is not as valuable as he thought.
Supposed to be fucking solid silver. It's fucking garbage! Those young couples investin' all their fucking hopes in that stuff and all...
A Stealth Insult from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: "He didn't charge nothing for his sermons; and it was worth it, too."
In Moving Pictures, the wizards sneak into the theater through a bathroom window, then gripe about the poor seating. Granted, they complain about everything anyway, and they did shell out a small fortune for popcorn banged grains and other snacks.
Live Action TV
In The Muppet Show episode where Steve Martin guest starred, Statler and Waldorf debate whether they should leave after the show is canceled to hold auditions. Waldorf insists that they stay as they've paid for the tickets. When Statler points out that the tickets were free, Waldorf replies, "And overpriced, at that!"
In what is seemingly a preemptive response to any criticism that may be levied, G4's Kevin Pereira closes all "Indie Games" segments on free, downloadable video games with some variant of, "...and what do you want for nothing?"
David Letterman sometimes jokingly tries to preempt complaints from the studio audience saying things like, "You didn't pay anything to get in here, you know."
Conan O'Brien used to lightheartedly do this too, typically if a joke bombed. "Hey! This is a free show! You can't boo a free show!"
Jon Stewart frequently reminds audiences of The Daily Show that the tickets were free, usually after the interview segment of a C List guest when the next day's A List guest is announced and the audience predictably responds.
He's also used it to apologize to guests if the audience is getting rude/hostile.
In the pilot episode of Corner Gas, Hank complains about a terrible cup of coffee, to which Brent says, "Oh, well, let me refund your money. What'd you pay for it, zero?"
One of Peggy Olson's more contentious assignments was a pro bono project designing a flyer for a Church dance. Word of God has stated that the point of that story was to show how the clients who get work for free are often the most demanding.
Newspaper Comics
Dilbert once got free "therapy" from a psychiatrist who told him that his problem was that he's ugly and he should drink until he feels handsome. Walking out the door, he tells the receptionist, "You're overpriced."
Zits had a short storyline where Jeremy is upset because a website he likes hasn't been updated for a while. His father goes from saying he should demand a refund to mocking his sense of entitlement when he finds out the site is free.
Calvin and Hobbes:
Calvin: You know what the problem is with the universe? There's no toll-free customer service hot line for complaints! That's why things don't get fixed. If the Universe had any decent management, we'd get a full refund if we weren't completely satisfied!
Hobbes: But the place is free.
Calvin: See, that's another thing! They should have a cover charge and keep out all the riffraff.
In the Disgaea spin-off Prinny, Etna asks the Hero Prinny to sell some games and the console she's playing them on, claiming they suck. The prinny points out that she pirated the games and hacked the console.
Sam and Max Hit The Road requires the heroes to eventually visit a tourist trap named "Frog Rock" to progress. Upon discovering that Frog Rock is in no way frog-like, Max demands his money back despite not having paid any to see it.
Web Original
Linkara mentioned this as one of the reasons why he won't review Web Comics. Because almost every webcomic site doesn't require you to pay money to see it, and because most people make webcomics as a hobby rather than a job, Linkara shies away from them.
He also gets comics donated for the show. A couple of them STILL leave him feeling ripped off.
This Penny Arcade newspost reveals that this is how Gabe feels about winning Nocturne in a competition. "Even when he gets your game for free, it would appear that you still owe him."cs.
For Reaction and Review, Hellsing has yet to actually pay for any of the movies he has reviewed. He either openly admits to downloading them, or they are sent by fans by way of his Amazon Wish List.
A Something Awful AwfulVision column once highlighted a pair of videos where a kid who illegally downloaded a The Smashing Pumpkins album destroys the CD copies he made in a fit of rage after reaching the conclusion that he doesn't like the music. Though, to be fair, someone did have to pay for the blank CD's it was burned onto.
A few stories on Not Always Right see customers complain about things they didn't even pay money for. Ones that stand out include a caller complaining about receiving a free soup that came with her food order and a man calling a hotel to complain that the towels he stole from his room upon checking out were "too scratchy."
Addressed from 4:49 in this angry video review of an The Angry Video Game Nerd video.
Doug Walker actually argues AGAINST this moral in his commentary for his Let's Play of Bart's Nightmare. In a temporary moment of rage, he planned to criticize his fans for bashing his Lets Play via Douchey McNitpick on the grounds that they shouldn't complain so badly over something they can watch for free, but after calming down, he realized that if someone's job is to make free stuff, they aren't allowed to pull this card, because it's their job to make the audience laugh.
One episode of The Simpsons sees Homer get excited about receiving a coupon book in the mail, including one coupon for "Two pizzas for the price of one at Doughy's!" When Lisa points out, "Doughy's has terrible pizza," Homer counters, "Yeah, but there's TWO!"
The famous "Worst Episode Ever" dialogue:
Comic Book Guy: Last night's Itchy and Scratchy was the worst episode ever. As a loyal viewer, I feel they owe me.
Bart: For what? They've given you thousands of hours of entertainment for free. If anything, you owe them.
Comic Book Guy: Worst. Episode. Ever.
Happens again in The Simpsons Movie when the crowd boos a free concert and ends up killing the musicians.
The famous Fight Scene from Family Guy between Peter and the chicken began over a bad coupon.
In the "Big Top Rascals" episode of Hanna-Barbera's series of The Little Rascals, Butch complains about the makeshift circus and asks for a refund. When Spanky says, "But we let you in for free," Butch suggests that everyone's money be refunded.
In an episode of Daria Jake Morgendorffer laments the tragedy that was the Altamont Free Concert, ending with the comment that he demanded his money back and he got it. When told that it was a free concert, he replied, "That's what THEY said, too."
One episode of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius had Jimmy's dad pay 150 dollars for tickets to a free school talent show. After hearing that Jimmy's band (who have become extremely arrogant and demanding after thinking they're awesome despite Jimmy's instruments doing everything) won't be performing, he stands up and yells "I want my money back!". After it's pointed out by Jimmy's mom that the concert was free, he sits down and mutters that he didn't pay anything anyway in an embarrassed tone.
Inverted (if that's even possible) in Avatar: The Last Airbender. In "The Fortuneteller":
Katara: Can you believe she won't let me in? And after all the business I've given her?
Aang: But, she doesn't even charge.
Katara: I know, but still.
The My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic episode "Suited for Success" is directly about this trope: Rarity decides to make fashionable dresses for all five of her friends for an upcoming event, the Grand Galloping Gala. She works hard and makes some lovely dresses, but her friends don't like them and insist on all sorts of changes. Rarity tires herself out trying to make the dresses come out to her friends' likings, but the dresses don't turn out well and it leads to embarrassment for Rarity at a fashion show showcasing the dresses. In the end, her friends learn the lesson that they shouldn't be picky when a friend is doing them a favor, or in other words, don't look a gift horse in the mouth.
The American Dad episode "The Unbrave One":
Roger: You won't be undersold? Try this same camcorder at Monty's for twenty dollars less!
Clerk: Do you have your receipt?
Roger: No, I don't have a receipt! I stole the floor model!
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Heading for a new record?
This is Richard Dunne, the player who has scored the most top flight own goals (ten in twenty seasons) since the beginning of the Premier League.
"David" is already challenging that total in a shorter time frame. Here are some of his career highlights:
1) Claiming that "Perkin" confessed his imposture to a Scottish Bishop, many years before that cleric was born.
2) Claiming that Henry VII was a senior Lancastrian, when he was junior to Richard III in that respect, being descended from a younger sister of Richard's ancestress.
3) Claiming that the "Lincoln Roll" detailed Edward IV's sons to have died as children, when it didn't.
4) Claiming that Edward V and his siblings were legitimate because secret marriages were automatically illegal, except that his parents also "married" in secret. This part of the Fourth Lateran Council's findings was frequently ignored – thankyou to Esther for locating it.
5) Claiming that Henry VII was Earl of Richmond from 1471-85, when the Complete Peerage shows him to have been under attainder.
6) Claiming that Catherine de Valois spoke in Parliament about her "marriage" to Owain Tudor after her death and centuries before any woman addressed an English or British Parliament.
7) Claimed that Henry VII's supposed descent from Owain Glyn Dwr's servant was as valid as Richard III's descent from Llewellyn Fawr.
8) Claimed that "Perkin" directly accused Richard III of killing Edward V, whilst the transcript shows that he did not and had many uncles.
9) Claiming that Henry VI arranged Margaret Beaufort's 1455 marriage to Edmund "Tudor" because there was no Lancastrian heir, even though his own apparent son had been born two whole years earlier.
10) Claiming that the "Lincoln Roll" was compiled for the eponymous Earl, who died in 1487, yet it frequently mentions much later dates.
While we are at it, we hereby confirm that we did not invent "David" to make counter-productive Aunt Sally comments. Does his Tardis need a service?
Posted by super blue in genealogy, heraldry, humour, religion and tagged "Perkin", attainder, Bishop Leslie, Catherine de Valois, Complete Peerage, denialists, Doctor Who, Earldom of Richmond, Edmund "Tudor", Edward of Lancaster, Edward V, Fourth Lateran Council, Henry VI, Henry VII, John Earl of Lincoln, Lady Margaret Beaufort, Lancastrians, Lincoln Roll, Llewellyn Fawr, Owain Glyn Dwr, Owain Tudor, Richard Dunne, Richard III, Richard of Shrewsbury, secret marriage, time travel, trolls
7 thoughts on "Heading for a new record?"
Michael Reid on 20/02/2018 at 12:53 am said:
Which David are we discussing , Starkey or Pilling ?
super blue on 20/02/2018 at 9:46 am said:
sparkypus on 20/02/2018 at 10:12 am said:
This shows the importance of checking your sources.
super blue on 20/02/2018 at 12:02 pm said:
viscountessw on 20/02/2018 at 5:29 pm said:
When it comes to the "rights" of the illegitimate Beauforts, they were not true Lancastrians at all, because though they descended from John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, said Gaunt only had the title because of his first marriage, to Blanche of Lancaster. So Blanche's descendants, Henry IV, Henry V and Henry VI, were proper Lancastrians. The baseborn Beauforts sneaked in, even though they descended from Gaunt's third wife and mistress, Katherine de Roet. And legitimising them after the event did not change this.
After Henry VI, if the actual Lancastrian line were to have been continued, it would have been through the Portuguese offspring of Philippa of Lancaster, Gaunt's elder daughter by Blanche of Lancaster. Except, of course, that the Lancastrian line had never been the true one. They usurped Richard II's throne. The rightful line was the House of York, with its superior descent from Edward III.
Gaunt was a hypocrite. He tried his damnedest to persuade Edward III to see to it that the throne could not descend through a woman. This was to prevent the House of Mortimer from claiming the crown. The Mortimer Earl of March's descent was from the daughter of Edward III's second son, Lionel, Duke of Clarence. Gaunt was the third son, so lower in the pecking order. Of course, staking a claim to the throne of Castile through his own second wife was another matter entirely for Gaunt. A hypocrite of the highest order.
I can understand Gaunt's wish to legitimise his children by Katherine, whom he clearly loved. But I cannot forgive his two-faced, underhanded scheming to steal a throne that was not his to steal!
Hmm, a so-called Lancastrian who schemed to steal a throne that was not his? And to do this through the claims of a woman? Step forward Margaret Beaufort and her son, Henry Tudor…!
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Lesley Stahl remembers a brave friend
Wheaton alumna and "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl '63 reflects on gender inequalities in her early days at CBS, and the groundbreaking career of friend and colleague Sylvia Chase, in an op/ed published January 12 in The New York Times.
Chase, one of four women along with Stahl hired by CBS in the early 1970s, died January 3, after a long career in broadcast journalism.
In the piece, titled "Sylvia Chase and the Boys' Club of TV News," Stahl writes about how she and Chase were hired as "affirmative action babies," given the title of reporter rather than the "correspondent" given to their male counterparts, at a time when most women in broadcast journalism were working as researchers.
"We were more like apprentices … " Stahl wrote. "While we did reports for radio, the 'grown-ups'—all men—did TV, but we were allowed to watch how they developed sources, paced their days and wrote and edited their stories."
When other women in their field began speaking out about gender discrimination, Chase led the charge at CBS, Stahl said, seeking more airtime and better assignments.
In her op/ed, Stahl notes how women in her generation broke ground in a lot of ways, but also how there was still much to be done, pointing specifically to the recent #metoo movement. She also remarked on some recent highlights for women in the professional world, such as the announcement last week that Susan Zirinsky would become the first woman to lead CBS News as president.
Stahl, a history major at Wheaton, began her television career as a producer and on-air reporter at Boston's WHDH-TV. Among her many career highlights, she served as CBS's White House correspondent through three presidencies and has been a correspondent at "60 Minutes" since 1991.
Becca Manning
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NUtech Ventures announces 2021 Innovator Awards
NUtech Ventures hosted its Innovator Celebration on Nov. 1. Held as part of Nebraska Research Days, the annual event featured this year's Innovator Awards.
The awards recognize university personnel and companies who are developing and commercializing cutting-edge research.
Brad Roth, NUtech executive director, opened the awards ceremony, followed by comments from Nebraska Chancellor Ronnie Green.
Green acknowledged the importance of university commercialization, especially as it relates to the N2025 strategic plan. The strategic plan includes goals to increase the number of patents, copyrights, company licenses and research-based startup companies at Nebraska. During the past fiscal year, NUtech continued to complete a significant number of license agreements.
"These awards reflect our university's commitment to advancing innovation and making it available for broader impact, both here in Nebraska and around the world," said Green. "Research commercialization is only possible through many partnerships, both on and off campus, all working together to advance new technology into widespread use."
As the university's technology commercialization affiliate, NUtech Ventures protects, markets and licenses the university's intellectual property to improve quality of life and promote economic development. The organization also promotes entrepreneurship through programming and sponsored events.
Source: NUtech Ventures announces 2021 Innovator Awards | Nebraska Today | University of Nebraska–Lincoln
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WHLC Architecture announced today the addition of Lauren Songy Hatcher as Vice President of the firm. In the new role, Hatcher will lead on the firm's marketing and business development initiatives while working in coordination with the firm's partners in the areas of operations and development.
Lauren brings over 15 years of experience in real estate and marketing to the firm. She previously served as Chief of Staff for the Baton Rouge Area Chamber and was with the organization for over 6 years. A South Louisiana native, Lauren is a graduate of Louisiana State University. Other notable previous employment includes PEC Development Group in Atlanta, GA and Cypress Title in Baton Rouge.


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Shock closure plans for Caenby restaurant
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Leanne Crawford
Published: 08:52 Saturday 06 July 2019
Popular Caenby Corner restaurant Meat Inc has announced it will be closing its doors later this month.
The burger house - based at Caenby Corner services, just off the A15 - will close on Sunday, July 28.
Meat Inc's owners said the closure was due to 'alternative plans' for the site and that it had been a 'difficult decision'.
In a statement, the Meat Inc team said: "It's with a very heavy heart that we announce our closure.
"We have been made aware that alternative plans are afoot for our site, and we are powerless to stop these under the terms of our lease.
"The news has been very unsettling for the team and we therefore took the difficult decision to close...on our terms, with our heads held high.
"We wish to thank each and every one of you for your fantastic support. It has been quite a journey.
"Hopefully we will see you all again for one last feed."
On social media, the news attracted more than 1,900 comments from the restaurant's shocked fans, with many saying they have been left feeling 'gutted'.
A Meat Inc spokesman has since said the team has been 'truly bowled over' by everyone's comments.
The spokesman said they were 'still fighting' and looking into a possible move to the new Travelodge site in Gainsborough.
He said: "We can't make any promises and lots needs to happen, but if we were to move to the new Travelodge site in Gainsborough would you still support us?"
It has been a tough year for Meat Inc after its Lincoln burger house closed in June 2018 after just three months of trading.
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No god but God: The Origins and Evolution of Islam
By Reza Aslan
Category: Teen & Young Adult Nonfiction
Aug 14, 2012 | ISBN 9780385739764 | Young Adult
Feb 08, 2011 | ISBN 9780375898266 | Young Adult
About No god but God: The Origins and Evolution of Islam
Engaging, accessible, and thought-provoking, No god but God is a persuasive, elegantly written, and accessible introduction for young readers to a faith that for much of the West remains shrouded in ignorance and fear.
Adapted for young readers from No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam, this exploration of Islam by Reza Aslan, internationally acclaimed scholar of comparative religion, delves into the rituals and traditions of a religion that is largely misunderstood by the West. It covers the religion's origins—the revelation of Muhammad as Prophet and the subsequent uprising against him, and the emergence of his successors—as well as Islam's complex history.
No god but God is sure to stimulate discussion and encourage understanding of the Islamic faith and the people who follow it.
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Home » Virus fears take toll on local businesses
Virus fears take toll on local businesses
Shutdown orders due to Covid-19 outbreak leave taverns, restaurants reeling
BARB ROBILLARD, OWNER of Barb's Pub and Grub in Fredonia, was disappointed after getting word on St. Patrick's Day on Tuesday afternoon that she must close her business because of concerns related to the spread of Covid-19. Photo by Sam Arendt
DAN BENSON
Ozaukee Press Staff
Like the rest of Wisconsin, life in Fredonia took a dramatic turn in the last few days as worries over the Covid-19 outbreak grew.
None moreso than what happened to Barb Robillard, owner of Barb's Pub and Grub, at about 2 p.m. Tuesday, St. Patrick's Day.
"We just got notified we're shutting down at 5 p.m.," she said. "We did a lot of prep work. We were only allowed to use 50% of our seating capacity" under guidelines set by Gov. Tony Evers to keep gatherings to 50 people or less.
But Tuesday afternoon, the governor ordered that the number be lowered to 10, effectively shutting down all bars and restaurants.
"We were going to allow just 20 people" in the bar, compared to the usual 60 she gets on St. Patrick's Day. But now we're shut down," Robillard said.
"I have employees who depend on us for a living. This is going to hit us pretty hard. This is the biggest day of the year for bars."
Robillard, who had seven patrons in the bar when word came down, said the plan was to offer curbside pickup for food, but that idea is now squashed, she said.
Gloria Finnegan, owner of Fredonia Family Restaurant, on Tuesday morning began offering take-out food but was closed for dine-in service.
"I hope that's how we can keep it," she said.
Officials said the Village of Fredonia will likely declare a state of emergency this week, which will make it eligible for any state or federal grants.
The village office will remain open, but officials are asking residents to only come to the hall for important business such as voting. Drop boxes are available for paying bills.
The Village Board meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 19, will take place as usual, but other village committees will only meet as needed.
The village will discontinue non-emergency visits to homes and businesses, such as for meter readings and other inspections.
Divine Savior Parish is canceling all activities, including Friday fish fries at Divine Savior School.
At the direction of the Milwaukee Archdiocese, there also will be no public Masses. Parishioners are directed to listen to or watch Mass being celebrated at St. John's Cathedral in Milwaukee until at least Palm Sunday, April 3.
Father Gideon Buya, however, will continue to perform Masses by himself.
"Masses will still be offered but not with people there," he said. "I will be praying for our community and families.
"I'm offering the intentions of the community. Even though people cannot be there, we are still offering the holy sacrifice and redemptive work of Jesus."
Funerals, weddings, baptisms will still be performed, Buya said, but attendance will be limited. No weddings are currently scheduled until June.
St. John's Lutheran Church is canceling all activities and will make a Sunday service available online, Pastor Marshal Frisque said Tuesday.
For those who want to receive Communion, the church will hold 20-minute services for a limited number of people. Four such services will be held Sundays and three on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
"We're trying to spread everyone out," Frisque said.
People must pre-register for the communion services by calling, emailing or texting the church or Frisque.
Students in the Northern Ozaukee School District were sent home last Friday with Chromebooks with plans that "there will be continued learning opportunities for all students 4K-12 through digital instruction or other educational materials," according to a district press release.
The district campus will be closed until at least April 13.
NOSD Supt. Dave Karrels said school vans will be available "to deliver needed supplies and educational materials for our students, provide food pantry items and facilitate deliveries to our senior citizens or families in need."
Karrels directed those in need to reach out to the district "Community Support Team" by emailing supportingourcommunity@nosd.edu.
The Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry, located in Adell and which serves northern Ozaukee County, suspended normal operating hours but will continue distributing food through an ordering system that will allow people to pick up food or have it delivered.
Anyone needing food is asked to email randomlakepantry@gmail.com, call (920) 447-2293 or send a private message through the pantry's Facebook page.
The Fredonia Lions' dinner meeting Wednesday, March 25, at 5 Pillars has also been canceled.
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Rockers Bon Iver and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Du Yun will showcase new works in the latest festival of forward-looking music at the Kennedy Center, the Washington cultural institution announced Tuesday.
The Kennedy Center, hoping to reach new audiences and to shake off some of its staid image, in March held its first Direct Current festival with an emphasis on contemporary and experimental fare.
The second edition, to take place from March 25 to April 7, will feature a new project by Bon Iver, the Grammy-winning band from Wisconsin that first took the spotlight a decade ago with its emotionally resonant indie folk.
Bon Iver -- whose last album, "22, A Million," took a sharply experimental turn with numerological riddles over synthesizer loops -- will release a new work at the Kennedy Center called "Come Through" on March 25.
"Come Through" is a collaboration with TU Dance, a company from St. Paul, Minnesota that brings together modern dance, ballet and African influences.
The festival will also see the US premiere of "Where We Lost Our Shadows," an oratorio set to a video that explores the lives of some of the than one million refugees and migrants who have come to Germany since 2015.
The oratorio was written by Du Yun, the Chinese-born New York composer who won the Pulitzer Prize for music last year with "Angel's Bone," an opera that delves into human trafficking with its story of spirits descending on an American everytown.
Palestinian director Khaled Jarrar shot the video for "Where We Lost Our Shadows," whose world premiere will take place in January at the Southbank Centre in London.
Next year's festival will also feature a trilogy of works by the legendary choreographer Bill T. Jones including "Dora: Tramontane," about his French Jewish mother-in-law's experience as a nurse and social worker in World War II.
The Kennedy Center, set on the Potomac River, is considered a living national monument to slain president John F. Kennedy, a lover of the arts.


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Chancellor Don Elliman announced last week that CU Anschutz faculty and staff have been granted an additional day of paid administrative leave for the holiday season. Employees may take one eight-hour day of additional leave between December 23 and January 1. Any leave must align with your business unit's operational needs as directed by the unit's leadership. Faculty and staff assigned to work in any UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital or Children's Hospital Colorado space during this period who are responsible for patient care and clinical operations, or others who must work during this period, must report to work unless the specific hospital, clinic, or business unit announces a change in operations. If you are required to work, you may, with supervisor approval, choose an alternate administrative leave day prior to the end of the fiscal year on June 30, 2021.
Jay Lemery, MD, professor of emergency medicine, is the lead author of an article, "Training Clinical And Public Health Leaders In Climate And Health," in the current issue of the journal Health Affairs. The article presents an agenda for expanding education on climate and health in health professions schools, and in professional and continuing education settings. The article represents work performed on behalf of the School's Program on Climate Change and Health, which was recently launched. Listed among the co-authors are Cecilia Sorensen, MD, and Emilie Calvello Hynes, MD, from the Department of Emergency Medicine, and John Balbus, MD, MPH, who is senior advisor for public health at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Jay is a national leader in the field examining the health impacts of climate change on people around the world, and he is co-author of Enviromedics.
An article by Allison Kempe, MD, MPH, and colleagues from the School of Medicine, was listed as one of the Best Pediatrics Articles of 2020. The journal annually selects articles that had the greatest impact on readers. Allison's article, "Parental Hesitancy About Routine Childhood and Influenza Vaccinations: A National Survey," reports that nearly 1 in 15 parents in the United States are hesitant about routine childhood vaccines, whereas greater than 1 in 4 are hesitant about influenza vaccine. Allison W. Saville, MSPH, Laura Helmkamp, and L. Miriam Dickinson, PhD, all from the University's Adult and Child Consortium for Health Outcomes Research and Delivery Science (ACCORDS), are co-authors with seven others from other academic institutions.
The Department of Anesthesiology last week was notified by the National Institutes of Health that the department has received a T32 training grant, which Chair Vesna Jevtovic-Todorovic, MD, PhD, MBA, said is the first in the history of the department. The department will be funded for one trainee in the first year and two slots in subsequent years. Congratulations to Paco Herson, PhD, professor of anesthesiology and vice chair for research, and all who contributed to the successful application.
Congratulations to the three recipients and all nominees for the 14th Annual Faculty Professionalism Award, which will be presented a future Faculty Senate meeting. This year's awardees, with accompanying comments from nomination letters, are
Carlos Franco-Paredes, MD, associate professor of medicine. "Carlos advocates for the right thing both within and outside our institution, taking a stand, even when unpopular, to make sure our we are all consistently honoring the core traditions of the profession of medicine."
Jeremy Long, MD, associate professor of medicine. "Jeremy is a role model for professionalism who shows civil and courteous behavior in support of staff and colleagues, and has a singular ability to successfully navigate and avoid ego clashes and facilitate strong working relationships between different services in support of better patient care and coordination."
Carol Okada, MD, associate professor of clinical practice of pediatrics. "She elegantly weaves an ask of others that they hold themselves to a high standard as physicians and people, while simultaneously nurturing their growth and supporting them through difficult moments."
Thomas Flaig, MD, vice chancellor of research for CU Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus, gave his inaugural State of Research Address on Tuesday, December 8. The overview offered an organized summary of the role of central research operations on our campus and noted some of the accomplishments of research faculty. If you missed the live presentation, you can catch a recorded version on the State of Research webpage.
The Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute is hosting a town hall at noon Tuesday, December 15. Director Ronald Sokol, MD, will share information about resources for researchers, educational programs, and career development and funding opportunities. Sign up online.
Condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of William Hiatt, MD '76, professor of medicine in the Division of Cardiology, and chief science officer and former president of CPC Clinical Research, who died Tuesday, December 8. Will joined the School of Medicine faculty in 1981, after completing residencies at Boston University and CU, and a fellowship here. Under Will's leadership for 22 years, CPC established itself as a distinguished academic research organization providing expert scientific oversight and execution of clinical trials, including major studies that redefined therapies for peripheral vascular disease. In addition to his expertise in clinical trials, Will was an accomplished scientist, with more than 230 peer-reviewed publications. His research focused on new therapeutics for peripheral artery disease and endpoint variability adjudication in clinical trials. He was twice honored by the American Heart Association with major awards: In 2014, he was recognized as a Distinguished Scientist, and in 2018, he received the Clinical Research Prize. His colleagues at CPC have posted a remembrance that calls on us to honor Will's legacy by following the Code of the West, which exhorts us to "Live each day with courage" and "Take pride in our work" among admonitions. Arrangements for a memorial are pending.
Condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Mark Laudenslager, PhD, professor of psychiatry, who died Friday, December 4. Mark joined the department in 1980 as a postdoctoral trainee, rising to a full professor in 2008. Mark was a longtime leader of the Developmental Psychobiology Research Group T32 training program. Mark was a highly regarded mentor who was closely involved in training more than 60 graduates of the program. In 2013, he received the Norman Cousins Award from the Psychoneuroimmunology Research Society. As a researcher, he focused on the mitigation of distress in target populations, particularly caregivers, and its effects on mental health and physical well-being. He collaborated with more than 120 laboratories in his work. C. Neill Epperson, MD, chair of psychiatry, said Mark will be remembered as a beloved colleague.
Brad Nieder, MD '00, offered a respite from the relentless clouds of 2020 and the pandemic with "An Evening of Comedy," hosted by the CU Medical Alumni Association and the CU Anschutz Alumni. Brad, aka the Healthy Humorist, offered nearly an hour of stand-up for more than 280 alumni, students, residents, faculty, and staff, starting on a note of relief that people showed up. "I thought I was going to be up Anschutz Creek with this event, but you turned out," he quipped. "By the dozens." Brad offered many observations on our lives during COVID-19, including a riff on how the lack of themed birthday parties for children has reduced illness in his family. The attendees included current staff and graduates from as far back as 1954. "Old campus, new campus," Brad said. "We're all on the Zoom campus." A recording of the event can be found on the CU Anschutz Alumni YouTube account.
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Expanding the evidence-base to offer guidance on best health care for immigrants and refugees
Kevin Pottie is Associate Professor of Family Medicine and Epi & Community Medicine at the University of Ottawa, as well as co-Chair of the Canadian Collaboration for Immigrant and Refugee Health, and a family physician at the Immigrant Health Clinic of Ottawa, which he helped to found. Dr Pottie will be speaking at the forthcoming North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) annual meeting.
My residency training in Ottawa began with a wave of refugees from El Salvador and Guatemala. Most conflict-affected refugees – Somali, Sudanese, Congolese, Karen, Bhutanese, Colombian – come quietly and settle rapidly in our communities. And, even in instances when the media cover the arrival of large waves of refugees, such as the Vietnamese boat people or the recent Syrian war victims, the refugees themselves settle quietly in our communities.
In the early 1990s, it felt almost revolutionary to care for refugees. There were few primary care practitioners trained and ready to lead, and commit to, ongoing care for refugees. Learning firsthand how conflict and inequalities threaten health and security of refugees, both in Canada and with MSF internationally, has profoundly influenced my career in family medicine. Fear of the unknown haunts newly arriving refugees. As physicians we are pushed to consider public health issues, rare tropical diseases and complex cultural differences. It's probably accurate to say that early policies and guidelines on caring for refugee populations were not based on best available evidence or health equity considerations for refugees.
Working in community health centres in Toronto, I drew energy from the strength and family commitment of undocumented or irregular migrants. I began asking colleagues everywhere for guidelines to reduce harms and improve benefits for our health assessment and prevention approaches. I would continue to ask for evidence based-guidelines for the next 7 years until my university department and the Public Health Agency of Canada helped us launch our Canadian evidence based migrant guidelines.
Over the last 6 years evidence-based refugee health guidelines from Canada, US, Australia have surfaced together with networks of primary care practitioners and specialists. Our Euro Health Group is now helping develop evidence-based guidance for the European Union and European Economic Area.
Through systematic reviews and guidelines we have learned much about the health needs of persons at entry, at detention, and at community integration stages. Early vaccination with MMR and TB screening, and basic care, are starters. Community testing for HIV and HCV requires the building of trust and links to the heath system. Chronic diseases, from dental caries to diabetes to iron deficiency anemia, benefit from community based care. Mental health care is benefiting from new community based approaches and this area continues to grow. Health equity has is now a central consideration for refuges.
Systematic reviews on priority diseases aim to prevent harms and maximize benefits and serve as evidence for change. The evidence and guidelines from refugee research is playing a role to support policy changes; for example, Ontario's Immigrant Supplement and Health Equity Impact Assessment process. This policy development process benefits from recognizing and counting disadvantaged migrants, integrating evidence, and linking with immigrant community leaders, such as Ontario's Local Immigration Partnerships.
Infectious disease specialists, family physicians, public health, paediatricians, psychiatrists and psychologists have all played critical roles developing refugee health in the US, Canada, Australia and now Europe. We need to keep in mind that refugee health care is most effective when delivered in the community with links to networks of supportive specialists and to the health system. Community based primary care has now emerged as a leader in evidence-based guidelines and refugee care.
The North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting is being held from November 12th to 16th 2016 in Colorado Springs, CO. CMAJ is a co-sponsor of the meeting.


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More people are starting to get into telephone systems Idaho Falls surveillance. There are different explanations for this. Wire-tapping was used to call telephone surveillance some time ago. This topic gets a lot of mixed reactions. Some see it as an infringement of peoples' right to privacy because the person spying will know everything there is to know about you and everyone you relate with over the phone. Others, however, see it as taking the initiative to protect oneself, and these people see it as an approach to safety and security. A big use of phone surveillance is when people from intelligence agencies and even the police use it to record damning conversations between criminals, and this is used in court as evidence. This can only be done after a judge gives his or her approval. Although this is mostly done by security people, one can also tap their phones, this is not necessarily illegal, but there are some conditions to it. One participant in the discussion must know that the conversation is being recorded. If none of them are aware, this is considered a serious infringement of one's privacy and this could land you in jail for a long time. Read more about surveillance Blackfoot at this website.
There are some situations where it makes total sense to listen in on a phone call. It is a really good method to prove ones 'suspicions, especially at home. If you think that somebody is being stalked at home, or even that your children are casualties of bullies, recording the discussions can be utilized to demonstrate that these individuals are wrongdoers and he or she will be made to stop. Another prominent use of telephone surveillance is when a spouse suspects his or her partner of infidelity. It could be used to listen to the conversations between your partner and other people and determine whether your partner is faithful or not. Phones that are widely wiretapped are landlines although you can also tap others. Tapping a phone gets you much information, not just what is said during the phone call. It could also show you how long a call lasted. The more advanced wiretaps even give you the identity of the people in the discussion and even their locations. New technology is invented every day, and this naturally means that even the methods of listening in on phone calls have evolved. It has gone from the tape-recorders that were activated by sound, to the new digital-bugs, recorders and or even cameras that are mostly used now to spy on others. The modern equipment even has an option where you listen in live. Telephone surveillance is a good thing and a bad thing, it could have fatal results if used by the wrong people.


Whether you support or oppose the health care reform that was passed last year, most would agree that health care costs are spiraling. What to do? In a thoughtful blog post, garden designer (and author) Vanessa Gardner Nagel says that gardening is the cure.


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