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Canada's 150th birthday was celebrated with fireworks and special events — but birthdays are also a time for reflection. This momentous year was an opportunity to reflect on the impact of climate change on the North, the need to protect the natural environment and the importance of reconciliation with Indigenous peoples because of past injustices.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission that completed its work in 2015 opened up a new space for dialogue, shedding light on the need to repair relationships between South and North. The commission concluded that residential schools played a major role in severing the relationship between Inuit and the land, an injustice that continues to have social and cultural impacts, such as higher suicide rates, poverty and an erosion of language and collective identity.
The TRC also observed the view that reconciliation has an environmental component requiring action.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Inuit leaders partnered to establish an Inuit – Crown Commission in February 2017 to renew the relationship between Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (national Inuit organization) and the federal government with the goal of addressing past wrongs and creating prosperity for all Inuit. This builds on the Prime Minister's commitment to a new Arctic Policy Framework.
The Qikiqitani Inuit Association and the federal government announced boundaries for the proposed Lancaster Sound National Marine Conservation Area in August 2017, a major step toward finalization of what will be the country's largest protected marine area.
The Nunatsiavut Government of the Labrador Inuit announced a partnership in September 2017 with the federal government to work toward protecting their marine zone and a coastline longer than the state of California.
A permanent Arctic Gallery opened at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa that was developed in collaboration with Inuit. The exhibit includes a dynamic space for Inuit voices and perspectives to be heard and presented.
Iconic Arctic wildlife like polar bears, narwhal and beluga whales have long been an integral part of Canada's national consciousness. But today, they are also a reminder of the need to protect the natural wealth of the North that has been home to Inuit for thousands of years. We can be inspired to learn more about the North and push our leaders to follow through on their commitments to Inuit, including protecting the wildlife they depend on and which we all value.
Paul Labun is a policy adviser for Oceans North.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The five Portland Timbers players still with the club from their inaugural 2011 MLS season have been celebrated as key leaders in the team's run to Sunday's MLS Cup (4 pm ET: ESPN, WatchESPN and UniMas in the US; TSN1/4 and RDS2 in Canada).
But the original Timber has flown a bit more under the radar.
General manager Gavin Wilkinson, a former New Zealand international, started with the club as a player in 2001, when the Timbers were reincarnated from their early NASL days as a USL First Division side. He then took over as head coach and general manager from 2007-10 before transitioning into the MLS era in his current role.
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It's been a roller coaster ride for Wilkinson and the Timbers in the five years since, going from missing out on the playoffs in their first two seasons in the league and having to part ways with the team's first head coach, John Spencer, to their current position as the Western Conference champions. At points along the way, Wilkinson has been the target of fans and the hashtag #GWout, which manifested in banners during a handful of games over the past few years.
Those cries have, obviously, been silenced. He sat down with MLSsoccer.com on Friday at the team hotel to talk about the team's run this year:
MLSsoccer.com: As a longtime member of the club, who has been the target of fan criticism, what does the team's MLS Cup berth mean to you personally?
Wilkinson: "Extremely rewarding, but we're already thinking about how to get a little bit better. I think if you slow down and enjoy it a little too much you're going to get passed by very quickly. And for us, we're all ambitious, we want to prove a point and we want to reward the city and the fans and continue to grow this. For me, very rewarding, but it's another box ticked, as such.
"We've got another big game in front of us; can we tick that box and get the job done there? But to put ourselves in this situation is tremendous for the city and tremendous for the owner and tremendous for the fans, just for everybody involved. And I truly believe they feel a part of it and they should feel a part of it."
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MLSsoccer.com: Have you been able to "smell the roses" at all?
Wilkinson: "Probably not as much as I should. I have a 12-year-old boy and an eight-year-old girl, and they talk about it a little bit. You can see the excitement on their faces and they say, 'Hey, Dad this is cool.' And you sort of slow down for a minute and you say, 'You know, this is pretty cool.' But it sort of has become a part of my life, my family's life, so it's a discussion where we try and have times when we don't talk about the Timbers or soccer or sports in general.
"But it's hard not to when you've got a few people who are patting you on the back and saying 'Well done.' You realize the magnitude of what it means to everybody else. You keep wanting to go one step further."
MLSsoccer.com: How did the criticism from fans affect you, especially considering how important this club has been to your life over the past 15-plus years?
Wilkinson: "I think in all honesty in some ways it's a motivating factor. Everybody is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions become more personal than others. But, I don't know, there's adversity in different ways, and some people feel they have to voice their opinions in different ways as well. So for me it doesn't change the way I go about things or it doesn't change what I represent or the direction of the club.
"If anything, it shows that we're unified as a group, from the players to the staff to the owner, we're very, very unified. And we share a direction, and I think that's very, very important for any professional sports team. And I think when there are distractions like that, you see how unified you are. And it's also a stage where you take a great step forward you become more unified. So in many ways, you get tested in different ways, and I think we got tested, and we were proven right maybe."
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MLSsoccer.com: Did you ever question the direction you were headed and consider taking a different approach?
Wilkinson: "No, it was a matter of all the trends – and again, this is where I'm maybe a little bit over the top, but there's predicted goals analysis and goals analysis – and our predicted goals analysis was a lot greater than our goals analysis, for example. Yet all the other trends were aligning where teams have been previously that made the playoffs and won things.
"So we were on the right path, yet results dictate performances in many ways. Our performances weren't that bad in several of these games, but the results didn't match the performance. Then you start to say 'If they lost, there's something wrong.' Yet there's still an element of luck involved in any sport.
"So I think you have to take a step back and be cerebral in the way you look at it and say 'Is it broken or is it just a tweak here, there or everywhere?' And that's where Caleb [Porter, head coach] does his thing. And a couple of tweaks and suddenly different chemistry and different elements on the field and different results. But there wasn't ever a worrying trend."
MLSsoccer.com: You talked about already working toward the future. How do you improve on a team that is playing in MLS Cup?
Wilkinson: "First of all, you've got to ask how you keep the team together, and with the cap system the way that it is, there are always going to be some decisions that need to be made with the group short-term and long-term. For us, it's a matter of having the success shows that we've got the chemistry and got good players.
"I think the biggest challenge is how do we make small adjustments that the coaching staff wants and continue to move forward but keeping the majority of the same group in? That's going to be the challenge. I think you've seen that with other teams that have won MLS Cup and have had to make decisions."
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When his class wins a trip to San Lorenzo, the last known place his parents were seen, Arnold is excited to finally uncover exactly what happened to his mom and dad. But the road to the truth proves to be more than he bargained for when pirates kidnap him and his friends. Even if they band together to escape their clutches, will the hazardous jungle and the mysterious Green-Eyed People get in the way of the long-awaited reunion he's dreamt of his whole life?


As part of its efforts to help Nigerians reduce their reliance on cash, Visa has launched the Cashless Lagos Hackathon in partnership with Lagos Innovates, an initiative of the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF).
The Hackathon scheduled to hold between September 14th – September 16th, 2018 would seek to digitise payments for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and will be delivered by Passion Incubator. The hackathon is open to software developers, programmers, coders, data specialists and designers who have the capacity to create lasting technology-based financial solutions for MSMEs who are beneficiaries of LSETF.
Through the hackathon, participants are required to come up with solutions that would allow the business owners to receive payments, make bulk purchases and keep an inventory of their transactions, thereby allowing access to bank loans and government grants.
Commenting on the partnership, the Executive Secretary LSETF, Akintunde Oyebode said; "We are pleased to have Visa on board with us for the second edition of our Hackathon. Lagos State is the economic capital of Nigeria and the home of Africa's leading startups. Our partnership with Visa puts us in a unique position to help uncover, support and apply emerging technologies to some of the biggest transaction challenges faced by entrepreneurs.
We are excited by the possibility of leveraging technology, especially digital channels to improve our current cash-based economy". Six teams will present their ideas to the judging panel constituted of representatives from a cross-section of business and payments experts drawn from the public and private sectors.
Three finalists will be selected based on impact, design, innovation, and customer validation. The winning teams will receive 2 million, 1 million and 500 thousand naira grants respectively to be used for the development of the solutions, courtesy of Visa.


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These wonderful practice tunnels are made of a sturdy material similar to canvas, yet weighs less than 15 lbs. They resist dogs nails and can get wet and dry without harm to the tunnel. (storing it when not in use is recommended for even longer life however). It is 15' Long with a 24" diameter opening. You can use it straight or curved. It condenses up for portability, and the spring coil is sewn internally so the dog can't catch on anything when running through it.


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Q: How to manage an Android app privately and outside the Android Market? I'm currently building an app for a client who wants to manage the apk afterwards, without publishing it on the Android market. He wants to provide the app to a limited number of users.

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*To do so, I've first thought making a second app that will manage the updates of the first one.

*Then I thought it was a bit complicated and I found Pushlink. This is exactly what I need except one part of the terms and conditions that I fear :

1.1 PushLink reserves the right to update and change the Terms of Service from time to time without notice.

I've got actually two questions :

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*Does anyone of you have experience using Pushlink, how supported is it?

*Is there any alternative to Pushlink?

Many thanks.
Romain

A: An alternative to your proposed solution would be to implement your own internal updating logic.
I've done this myself and it's very simple to maintain.

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*Have a plain text file on a server that can be accessed from your application.

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*This file will contain the most up to date version number.

*Every so often (maybe once or twice a week) check the server to see if the version numbers differ (Server # > In app #).

*Download your new APK from the server onto the SD card.

*Once you finish downloading the file you'll need to launch an intent to install the application. The user will still have to accept to install the update so its not %100 autonomous but you prevent the user from doing anything aside from clicking "Install".

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*Check the answer to this question regarding the install intent

A: I know this is an old question, but I use http://auto-update-apk.com - it is really simple but it does what it's supposed to, and it's free for small apps.

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I have fought and won several DWI cases in Jefferson County and throughout the Saint Louis area. During a DWI investigation, police will cut corners, take shortcuts, and make mistakes. Your DUI lawyer should not! I provide my clients with an incredibly thorough DWI defense that often times leads to helpful evidence – the type of evidence that gets a DWI reduced to a non-alcohol violation, or even thrown out and dismissed.
If you have been charged with a DWI or DUI in Jefferson County you are facing a serious charge that could result in the loss of your driver's license, a criminal record, or even a jail or prison sentence. Because the stakes are so high in every case, it is extremely important to have the best Jefferson County DWI lawyer available to fight for you throughout the case.
Whether your DWI / DUI is charged in state court or one of the many municipal divisions of Jefferson County depends on what police department charged you, and whether or not you have prior DWI arrests or convictions.
Any DWI issued by the Missouri State Highway Patrol in Jefferson County will be prosecuted by the State Court in Hillsboro.
Other police departments will often prosecute first-time offenses locally in municipalities such as Byrnes Mill, Festus, Pevely, etc.
If you have a question as to which court your case is being prosecuted, contact me and I will answer this and any other question you may have.
If you are facing a DWI in Jefferson County and the officer alleges that you refused to blow under the Missouri Implied Consent law, you will be facing a one-year revocation of your license. You only have 30 days from the arrest to contest the revocation of your license. It is extremely important to contact a Jefferson County DWI Attorney as quickly as possible to discuss your options in fighting for your license. In most cases, a Petition for Review will be filed by your lawyer, and in many cases, your license can be saved when an experienced DWI lawyer is fighting for you.


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Q: GPO or logon scripts to remove access to public "libraries" folders I have two Windows 2012 R2 Domain Controllers and will be implementing 7 Windows 2008 R2 remote desktop servers once their setup and testing is complete (I have one built now that is my test server). I've set up a group policy that redirects the users' My Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos, and Downloads folders to a file server I've built running Windows 2012. The problem I'm having is removing access to the Public Libraries - C:\users\public\documents, music, downloads, etc. - as I don't want anybody to have the ability to save to the local machine. With my test user I know that I can right click My Documents, select the public folder, then click remove for each of the five public folders I don't want them to have access to but I'm looking for a better solution as I don't want to have to remove all 5 folders for all 150+ users manually.
I've looked through the GPOs and searched Google and Server Fault and this doesn't appear to be anything that I can do via group policy. I've started looking into logon scripts but I'm not sure where to begin and I've seen some complaints that the logon scripts simply hide the folders from the navigation panel while leaving them as a usable save location.
I'm sure there is something I'm overlooking somewhere and I hope that you guys may be able to provide some guidance.

A: It is possible with Group Policy. Those folders are Known Folders and you can disable them through Group Policy. Have a read at these links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb776911(v=vs.85).aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744697(v=ws.10).aspx#WS_DisableKnownFolders
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd378457(v=vs.85).aspx
So you'll configure the GPO setting with the GUID of the KnownFolder that you want to disable.
I do this exact thing in an RDS farm that I manage for one of my clients.

A: Libraries are XML documents stored in %APPDATA%\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Libraries.  You can create a policy to delete those files, or replace with libraries configured per your requirements.

A: Change the NTFS permissions on C:\Users\Public.  That will make it non-writable regardless of whether the users have the subfolders in their libraries or they navigate to it directly.
While you're at it, make sure they can't create folders in C:\ or the root of any other drives.
To customize libraries for better UX, see the other answers.


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So, I found some more "baby" pictures of India, and finally got around to uploading some of the ones I took this fall. They're here (and on the following page of the album).
So meanwhile back at the ranch, I've got two weekends left to figure out how to travel with India; finish shopping, pack and wrap everything; pack my own gear (which is always — and in spite of the intricate planning systems I have — way more stressful than it needs to be); find an outfit for the ANFDCS; and in general somehow find a way to get in a Merry Mood. I'm working on it….
To everyone in the SF Bay area — I'm heading your way (run, run now!!!) from Nov. 17 through Nov. 22. The first couple of days (17th-19th), I'll be up at Wilbur Hot Springs with a buddy of mine from high school, but the evening of Sunday the 19th through the morning of the Wednesday the 22nd, I'm in your neck of the woods.
So, if you're around, and want to catch up, give me a shout!
Also, does anyone have a dehydrator they'd let me borrow?
Needless to say, she was a huge hit amongst the youngsters (and adults for that matter) at the walk. We walked the whole three miles (ok, except for the last couple hundred yards, when I carried her), and got tiny pieces of hot dog as a treat at the end (more accurately, I got two hot dogs, and shared tiny pieces with her).
Thank you again for your generous contributions — together we raised more than $600 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation!
First off — THANK YOU to all the folks who've donated already!
I'm sending out one more "pleeeeease" to the universe (or at least those of you who've got the dubious distinction of being friends) and asking again for your support for my walk in the JDRF Walk for The Cure (TOMORROW! Sat. Oct. 28th!).
As an additional incentive (or perhaps just because it amuses me), I've decided that I'm walking in costume (Draculette) and that my wee pup India will be walking (/bouncing) with me, dressed as a bat.
In my Martha-ness, I've handmade her little wings (which I daresay are TEH CUTE!), and, of course, I am planning on toting her should she become plum tuckered.
So, why don't you join me!? Heckle me! Support me!
Please visit my Walk Web page if you would like to donate online or see how close I am to reaching my personal goal!
Y'all know that I don't (normally) (a) intentionally exercise or (b) ask for money, so this is a truly unusual circumstance.
(*) Type 1, or juvenile, diabetes, is a nasty, often deadly disease that affects millions of people–a large and growing percentage of them children. And though insulin does keep people with type 1 diabetes alive, it is NOT a cure. Aside from the daily challenges of living with type 1 diabetes, there are many severe, often fatal, complications caused by the disease.
The good news, though, is that a cure for type 1 diabetes is within reach. In fact, JDRF funding and leadership is associated with most major scientific breakthroughs in type 1 diabetes research to date.
When it comes to getting lost, there's nothing more dangerous than one's own home town.
Wednesday morning I went for the CAT scan to see what was going on with my sinuses. Thankfully, this was much more pleasant than the last time I had a CAT scan, which was in the 6th grade when they thought I had a brain tumor. (1) At that time, they had to use these giant bolt things to hold your head in place (not *into* my skull, mind you, but pressing on sides) and they had to use an IV solution to provide some sort of contrast. Then you got stuck in what felt, at the time, like a giant washing machine, whirring and spinning, for what seemed like hours (but was probably only 45 minutes)(2). This time, by contrast, I got to rest my chin on a little cushion (no bolts) and the giant washing machine was more like a small torus (much less enclosed and scary) — and best of all, no IV!
So, more steroids (like 18 days more!) — and more attendant puffiness — and more voice restrictions.
(1) No they didn't tell me why I was having the CAT scan at the time. I'm pretty sure that was a good idea.
… here. Including one of her… in a dress.
I'm sorry! It was Isaac Mizrahi at Target and I couldn't resist.
It's awful. I know. You don't dress dogs. It's silly. I know.
Little Cesar dog food commerical with a very cute Pom in it and — here's the nifty bit — a (relatively obscure) song called "I Need a New Heart" by the Magnetic Fields that I adore!
(One of the best concertings I've ever had was a three-night, in order, live show of the Magnetic Fields 3-disc set "69 Love Songs" that I went to see with David at the ArtsCenter).
Anyone who has spent time with me in the last month or so has heard the Cough of Doom. Or anyone who saw me in April. Or December of last year. Or August of last year, etc. Apparently, I have a triannual cold-that-turns-into-bronchitis thing. I finally realized the periodicity of it this time around (OK, I'm sorta slow when it comes to recognizing health patterns), so I made an appointment with an Ear, Nose & Throat guy (Dr. Clark).
2) As far as the constant coughing that comes with every round of bronchitis (and won't leave — even with Advair), apparently the combination of coughing and talking on long calls and in speakerphone situations and over background noise (etc.) has irritated my vocal cords ("caused an 'insult' to them, as he put it). They are puffy and don't close completely. (He stuck a camera down my nose! I asked if I could watch so they set up a monitor for me! Ew! Cool!).
So, I am starting Prednisone today *and* going on vocal restrictions (yep — you "heard me" correctly… not anything above conversational tone: no conference calls, no speakerphone, no talking above ambient noise) and trying reduce talking as much as possible. Once my vocal cords are more happy and less irritated, the coughing should stop.


For many voters, health care is a key issue in Indiana's race for U.S. Senate.
Health insurance is not cheap for Adam and Trisha Brand. Each month the South Broad Ripple couple spends about $1,200 on insurance for themselves and their two young children, who both have asthma.
Not only do they worry about what might happen to their premiums if Obamacare disappears, they also fear that dismantling the Affordable Care Act would dissolve the protection for pre-existing conditions that guarantees they can insure their family.
Fort Wayne businessman Mark Hagar shares the Brands' concern about health care. But as the owner of a small company, he faces very different challenges.
Hagar, who strives to offer his employees insurance, has watched his costs steadily rise under the current system. He worries the day may come when he no longer will provide that benefit to his employees. He'll still have to find insurance for himself, though.
For many voters like the Brands and Hagar, health care is a top issue heading into this November's election. Both incumbent Sen. Joe Donnelly and Republican Mike Braun have devoted much time to sparring over solutions in their campaign messages.
Across the country, debates over health care permeate political races. Voters in battleground districts labeled health care the most important issue in deciding for whom to cast their vote, according to a recent CBS poll . Seventy percent of voters polled identified it as the most key issue, ahead of Supreme Court appointments, immigration, and gun policy.
Solving the conundrum of making health care accessible to all has long proved a challenge for politicians, a challenge many Democrats hoped passing the Affordable Care Act would address.
But the many-headed health care hydra has proved recalcitrant, resisting easy solutions and leading to a continuing debate over how best to solve the problem.
In recent years, health care expenditures have continued to rise for many people, along with premiums. In some counties, people shopping for insurance on the individual markets have only one option – and it's often not cheap.
Obamacare's initial promise of leading to coverage for more previously uninsured low-income people has had mixed results, depending on individual states' policies.
And, voters continue to demand improvements to the health care system.
"They were promised that if Obamacare passed, it would solve the biggest problems in the health sector — high costs and tens of millions of uninsured — but that has not happened," said Grace Marie Turner, founder, president and trustee of the Galen Institute, a non-profit public policy institute devoted to advancing free market ideas in health care.
Under Obamacare, the national uninsured rate did fall from 20 percent to 12 percent. In Indiana, It fell from 19 percent to 11 percent.
Libertarian candidate Lucy Brenton offers a more radical solution to the quandary than either of her competitors, proposing the government get out of the health care business altogether. With all the problems in the current system, which she terms SICKcare, Brenton said she'd like to see health care left to the free market.
But the government has long been in the health care business. After World War II, it became customary for employers to provide the benefit for their employees. Two decades later, the government started offering Medicare and Medicaid to the nation's oldest and neediest citizens, said James Angel, a professor of finance at Georgetown's McDonough School of Business.
Private insurers and the government became the primary purchasers of health care, doing away with a transparent, competitive market. Today those two sources account for 84 percent of the U.S. covered population.
While fewer than 20 percent of those covered rely on the exchanges the ACA created for their health care, Angel added, insurance has become a hot button issue in politics because many people realize that there but for the grace of employment or eligibility go they.
"Every worker is in fear that they might wind up in that 16 percent," he said.
Even before Obamacare, Adam Brand purchased his own insurance. Young and healthy, he used a broker and did not worry much about it. In 2012, when he married Trisha, he was able to get on her employer provided plan.
More recently, however, Trisha decided to quit her job and work as a contractor to give her more flexibility as a working mother. She did so with the knowledge that while it would not be cheap, her family could purchase individual insurance.
"That would just cripple us if we couldn't get Obamacare," said Trisha, who works as a marketing and public relations consultant and said she would need to find a job with employer insurance if the Affordable Care Act is dissolved.
Both the Brand children, ages 4 and 2, struggle with ear infections in addition to their asthma and have had bouts of pneumonia. One has had four surgeries, the other two. The children have spent 10 nights in the hospital.
No surprise then that Adam, who runs 1st Maker Space, a business that supplies schools with furniture and STEM equipment, said health care will factor largely into his voting decisions come November.
Right now, Hagar feels like he's in a rough spot and it's only likely to get worse.
Four years ago, he acquired the company Prentice Products, which provides serial plates to the military and aerospace industry.
Technically he does not have to provide insurance to employees; the business is small enough that he could require them to buy their own coverage. Larger employers, however, are required to offer insurance to workers or pay a penalty.
Hagar chooses to make insurance available to those among his 22 employees who want it.
Every year, Hagar's health care costs increase by double digits. Only one or two providers offer employer insurance in his market, allowing them to keep prices high.
Without competition among providers, Hagar has had to decrease the amount his company contributes and to ask employees to pay more if they want to be on the company insurance. Some find insurance through a spouse. Others just pay the penalty rather than purchase the coverage.
Hagar would like to see more competition in health care, whether that consists of allowing people to buy insurance across state lines or letting small business owners band together into a group to mirror the size of one of those larger companies.
Braun has floated two suggestions for increasing competition that sit well with Hagar – selling insurance across state lines and letting small businesses pool together to buy insurance.
Extending insurance sales across state lines may not be so simple, however, experts say. The proposal has been extensively debated.
It was originally included in the ACA with the provision that states could buy insurance across the borders, though none acted on the offer, said Elizabeth Carpenter, a senior vice president with Avalere Health.
Allowing the purchase of insurance across state lines could lead to other problems, she added. An insurance plan based in South Carolina, for instance, might not even have a provider on board in Indiana, rendering it of limited use to someone in Indiana.
Braun hopes to appeal to voters with his own experiences as a business owner.
He makes frequent references to protecting coverage for his own employees with pre-existing conditions as an example of what he supports as federal policy.
But Donnelly questions Braun's commitment to that and experts doubt such coverage is possible on a wide-scale basis without some sort of government involvement.
The Republican candidate has also frequently mentioned that in his own business, he kept premiums steady for a decade.
The secret to Braun's success with keeping premiums low for his 900 or so employees at Meyer Logistics lay in opting to self-insure his company, said Joshua Kelley, a Braun spokesman.
With self insurance, the company does not contract with a third party but instead assumes the risk of paying for each claim out of pocket. About a third of companies, covering about 50 million workers, choose self insurance, according to the Self Insurance Institute of America.
Self-insurance allowed Braun to do away with a lot of the overhead that comes with third party insurance, led to more transparency on pricing and gave employees more choices, Kelley said. The company also provided incentives for employees who underwent annual biometric screening and offered health coaching.
But a CNN story late last week questioned how much money the Braun company plan winds up saving for employees. The high deductible comes to $5,000 per year for individual and $10,000 for families, compared with a national average of $1,500 for single plans, CNN reported.
Although the policies Braun put in place for his business may not readily translate to the national level, Kelley said that Braun's experience could prove invaluable in helping solve address health care on a larger stage.
"Scaling that up is obviously something that has challenges but at the same time if we have more people coming into Washington with real world solutions… we would probably start turning this thing around," Kelley said.
Throughout his campaign, Braun has expressed his support for covering pre-existing conditions, including earlier this month in a statement to the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, "no one should go broke because they got sick or had a bad accident."
Donnelly emphasizes that he has steadfastly supported coverage of pre-existing conditions while arguing that Braun's positions on certain federal legislation show that Braun does not..
Donnelly notes that Braun has said he supported two legislative proposals and a lawsuit that would have taken away health care from non-elderly Hoosiers with pre-existing conditions.
Politifact explored the claims and rated them as "mostly true" because of Braun's staunch opposition to the Affordable Care Act. While Braun has argued for a way outside of Obamacare to cover pre-existing conditions, the fact-checking website noted that some experts said that would be difficult to achieve without some government intervention.
Donnelly said he supports keeping many aspects of the current health system in place.
"I support bipartisan efforts to lower costs, while also maintaining consumer protections like those that require insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions and provide essential health benefits," he said in a statement to IndyStar.
A July Kaiser Health poll found that when it comes to health issues, voters are most interested in how the candidates view continuing protections for people with pre-existing conditions. Eleven percent of people said this was the single most important health factor in their voting decision and more than half termed it a very important factor.
Affordable Care Act supporters argue requiring all people, even the young and healthy to have coverage, is necessary to insure even those with pre-existing conditions who might rack up more health care charges.
Without a mandate, private insurers would cherry pick the healthiest people, ignoring those with pre-existing conditions, said Karen Pollitz, a senior policy fellow at the Kaiser Family Foundation. A mandate helps spread risk across all those insured.
One way to preserve coverage for pre-existing conditions would be to do a better job of persuading a wide range of people, including millennials, to purchase health insurance, said Turner, who helped develop an alternative health care plan.
Part of that plan, The Health Care Choices Proposal, written by a group of conservative health care advocates, suggests giving younger people incentives, such as special discounts to encourage them to purchase and keep coverage.
With little to assuage his fears about what the future will bring for health care, Hagar said he hasn't heard anything this election season that strikes him as the clear answer. Neither of the two candidates, he said, has proposed a measure that sounds like a workable solution to him.
Meanwhile, the same old problems with health care persist.
Call IndyStar staff reporter Shari Rudavsky at (317) 444-6354. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter: @srudavsky.
One in a series of stories examining key issues in the U.S. Senate race.


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Watch: Egyptians in Germany continue casting votes in constitutional referendum
Saturday 20/April/2019 - 07:13 PM
The Egyptian nationals during casting their votes
Hassnein Tayea
The Egyptian expatriates in Germany were keen to cast their ballots on the second day of the referendum on constitutional amendments.
The Egyptian embassy and consulate opened their doors to expatriates، who were keen to exercise their constitutional right and national duty.
The referendum starts at 9 am and runs until 9 pm according to the local time of each country.
Polling stations saw a high voter turnout as today marks the weekend in most of the world's countries.
Egyptian expatriates started a three-day voting on the new constitutional amendments in 140 embassies and consulates of 125 countries worldwide، amid massive campaigning for the amendments abroad and domestically.
Polls will be open Saturday through Monday with 55 million Egyptians eligible to vote on the new amendments، which would increase the presidential term from four to six years، allocate 25 percent of parliamentary seats to women، re-introduce the Shura Council and reinstate vice president post.
Egypt's Ministry of Migration dedicated hotlines for Egyptian expatriates to receive any complaints or questions related to the three-day public referendum.
Egyptian expatriates could contact the Ministry of Migration on the following phone numbers: +201289850655 +201017071810 +201159476593.
They also can contact the ministry via mail: [email protected]، the minister said in a statement on Thursday.


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Kingstonians attempt to connect the Blue Dots
By Steph Crosier
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Those who believe breathing fresh air should be a constitutional right gathered downtown Sunday to lend their thumbs to the Blue Dot Movement.
Kim Sutherland Mills, co-ordinator of the Blue Dot Movement's Kingston and Frontenac Chapter, and a number of volunteers, set up shop on the grounds of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church as part of a national day of action called "Connect the Blue Dots."
"We, and all the other Blue Dot groups across Canada, are working to the same end," Sutherland Mills said. "There are more than 110 countries in the world that recognize environmental rights in their constitutions, Canada is not one of them.
"Despite our beautiful country with the masses of resources and the beautiful lakes and rivers that we have, environmental rights are not recognized."
The Blue Dot movement is backed by the David Suzuki Foundation and in Kingston residents were encouraged to print a blue dot with paint and their thumb on a banner, then sign a petition for city council.
"We are starting at a grassroots level," Sutherland Mills said. "We're asking municipalities across Canada to recognize the environmental rights of their citizens. That would be; your right to breath clean air, your right to drink clean water, your right to safe food, your right to have a say in government decisions that have an impact on the environment.
"We're working locally to ask Kingston city council to issue a declaration of the rights of people who live in Kingston.
The long-term goal is for the municipalities to work with provinces, then provinces issue a bill of rights, then the provinces pressure the federal government to add environmental rights to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Sutherland Mills said Ontario already has a bill of rights, and Kingston has already taking great steps environmentally.
"They've already come out with the statement that they want to be the most sustainable city in Canada, and environmental sustainability is one part of that," Sutherland Mills said. "They already have a climate action plan, they recognize that the climate is changing, that it is going to have an impact on the people who live here, and they've developed a plan and started implementing."
The declaration from council asked for in the petition is just reaffirming the city of Kingston's goals and commitment, Sutherland Mills said.
The economy and a clean, healthy environment go hand-in-hand, Sutherland Mills said.
"All things need to be looked at in balance," Sutherland Mills said. "You can't just look at the economy, or just look at the environment. We live in the environment so you can't ignore it. It's not going to go away, and we need to take action to make sure it is the healthiest, safest place it can be, and that is going to have a positive impact on the economy."
steph.crosier@sunmedia.ca
Twitter.com/StephattheWhig
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A police vehicle was rammed by a car driven by the people they were sent to check out, it has been revealed.
Officers from Leicestershire Police were slightly injured in the collision, which happened in Packington, near Ashby, on Wednesday night, August 30.
A spokesman said that officers were responding to a report of a group of men in car behaving suspiciously in Normanton Road shortly after 11.30pm. As officers in a patrol vehicle approached, the suspect car drove at them, collided and drove off.
The police helicopter was called in to assist officers on the ground but was unable to trace the vehicle, the spokesman said. The police officers did not suffer serious injuries.
The force's Assistant Chief Constable tweeted to confirm he had spoken to the officers to ensure they were well.
The force spokesman said: "The men in the vehicle had been seen acting suspiciously."
Inquiries to trace the car are continuing today, she added.


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No. 8 Jackson Memorial rallies late to clip Brick Memorial
Bob Badders
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BRICK TOWNSHIP – At times, it was ugly, but when the moment arrived for Jackson Memorial to dig in, the Jaguars found a way to pull out a season-opening road victory.
Trailing by one point with under seven minutes to play, Jackson used a clutch defensive series to produce excellent field position for its offense, which capitalized with a go-ahead score to cement a 24-17 Shore Conference nondivisional win over Brick Memorial on Saturday afternoon at DiFabio Field.
Taking over at Brick Memorial's 34-yard line with 4:47 left in the game, the Jaguars methodically marched toward the end zone across eight plays before senior fullback Nic Ford plunged in from a yard out with 1:16 on the clock. Quarterback Lonnie Cebulski then found junior running back Will Towns for the 2-point conversion and a seven-point advantage. The extra cushion wasn't needed, however, as the Jaguars' defense squashed Brick Memorial's last-ditch efforts and fittingly ended the game with a combined sack from Collin McCarthy and Antonio Farias, the Jaguars' eighth of the game.
"We didn't know what kind of guys we had," said Jackson Memorial head coach Vin Mistretta. "Do we have guys who can finish the game and face some adversity and overcome it or are we going to break? How are we going to respond? The defense did an awesome job with that three-and-out and the offense with Will Towns being a dude at the end got us down to the goal line and the offensive line took pride and got Nic Ford into the end zone. It was a big response by them."
"The coaches preach every day that we have to finish and that's exactly what we had to do," said senior two-way lineman Sean Laverty. "We were in the red zone for most of the game, we just had to find a way to punch it in."
Towns led the way for the Jags' offense with 187 yards rushing and a touchdown on 21 carries. Steven Rodriguez added a 14-yard touchdown run as Jackson churned out 242 yards on the ground. Jake McKown chipped in with a 27-yard field goal and also caught three passes for 47 yards.
Defensively, the Jaguars recorded eight sacks against the Mustangs with junior Jaden Persichilli leading with two and McCarthy coming away with 1.5 sacks. Senior defensive back Christian Pellone added an interception. Jackson held Brick Memorial to a paltry five yards rushing.
Brick Memorial's offense had a much different look with quarterback Anthony Albanese working out of the shotgun running more of a zone-read scheme as opposed to the Mustangs' usual flexbone triple-option look. Albanese threw for 210 yards and two touchdowns, both of which went to Mekhi Irving, who had three catches for 103 yards and two scores. Senior Ryan McCombs kicked a 32-yard field goal, which gave Brick Memorial a 17-16 lead with 8:59 left in the game.
"(The defense) wants to be talked about as a dominant unit and today they were not, but they made plays when they needed to and made the big plays," Mistretta said.
After a scoreless first quarter, Jackson used consecutive sacks to get the ball back at its own 40-yard line, and on first down, Towns broke a 60-yard touchdown run down the visiting sideline to give the Jaguars a 6-0 lead. The extra point was not attempted when the snap/hold exchange failed.
On the next offensive play, Jackson forced Albanese to fumble and linebacker Brian Zapata recovered at the Brick Memorial 35-yard line. The Jags moved across the 20-yard line and converted a fourth-and-two when Ford just barely reached the line to gain on a dive play. On the next play, Rodriguez found room on a 14-yard score to extend Jackson's lead to 13-0.
Brick Memorial responded with a 10-play, 64-yard drive to cut its deficit to 13-7. Albanese connected with Irving for 24 yards on the first play of the drive to move the ball to the Jackson 40. Ahki Barksdale had a 10-yard run to convert a third-and-10 and Albanese ran for 18 yards on third-and-15 to put the ball at the Jackson 17-yard line. Three plays later, Albanese found Irving on a slant for a 13-yard touchdown.
Jackson was able to add to its lead on the final series of the first half by driving 57 yards in 11 plays over the final 3:15. Towns had a 14-yard run to the Brick Memorial 28-yard line and Rodriguez turned a swing pass into a 25-yard gain down to the 5-yard line. The Mustangs' defense dug in its heels, however, and pushed Jackson back to the 9-yard line where it settled for McKown's 27-yard field goal and a 16-7 halftime edge.
Timely plays by Brick Memorial's defense helped the Mustangs take the lead in the second half. Jackson drove to the Brick Memorial 25-yard line on the opening possession of the third quarter, but on fourth-and-13, Isaiah Neal burst through the line to sack Cebulski and force a turnover on downs. Two plays later, Albanese hit Irving over the middle and Irving did the rest by weaving through the Jackson secondary on his way to a 65-yard touchdown reception. McCombs' extra point was good and trimmed Jackson's lead to 16-14.
Late in the third quarter, Brick Memorial's defense forced a three-and-out deep in Jackson territory to get the ball back at the Jaguars' 44-yard line. The drive stalled at the 15-yard line, but McCombs' kick from 32 yards out was true and gave the Mustangs a 17-16 lead with just under nine minutes to play.
Brick Memorial forced Jackson to punt with 6:34 left and had a chance to add to its lead or run out the clock, but the Jaguars did not allow the Mustangs to gain a single yard, stuffing Neal on first down, sacking Albanese on second down and chasing him from the pocket on third down to force an incompletion. The Jags got the ball back just 34 yards from the end zone, and from there all they had to do was lean on their ground game to pull ahead for good.
"It wasn't pretty and we have plenty to work on, but we got it done," Mistretta said.
Jackson Memorial Brick Memorial
First downs 15 12
Passing 6-17-0 10-17-1
Passing yards 83 210
Penalties-yards 10-90 4-30
1 2 3 4 F
Jackson Memorial 0 16 0 8 24
Brick Memorial 0 7 7 3 17
JM – Will Towns 60-yard run (run failed)
JM – Steven Rodriguez 14-yard run (Jake McKown kick)
BM – Mekhi Irving 13-yard pass from Anthony Albanese (Ryan McCombs kick)
JM – Jake McKown 27-yard field goal
BM – Ryan McCombs 32-yard field goal
JM – Nic Ford 1-yard run (Will Towns pass from Lonnie Cebulski)
RUSHING – JM: Will Towns 21-187, Steven Rodriguez 6-31, Lonnie Cebulski 5-14, Nic Ford 6-10; BM: Isaiah Neal 5-7, Ahki Barksdale 4-7, Sean Beck 3-4, Anthony Albanese 17-(-13).
PASSING – JM: Lonnie Cebulski 6-17-0 83; BM: Anthony Albanese 10-16-0 210, Rahmere Hutchinson 0-1-1 0.
RECEIVING – JM: Jake McKown 4-47, Steven Rodriguez 2-36; BM: Mekhi Irving 3-103, Ryan McCombs 2-47, Sal Lepore 1-32, Ahki Barksdale 3-21, Isaiah Neal 1-7.
INTERCEPTIONS – JM: Christian Pellone 1-23.
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Filed Under: Anthony Albanese, Brick Memorial, Collin McCarthy, Football, Jackson Memorial, Jaden Persichilli, Jake McKown, Mekhi irving, Ryan McCombs, Steven Rodriguez, Will Towns
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In recognition of the company's dedication to the perfect men's apparel, Lord's Tailor was awarded the pretigious BrandLaureate Award for Product Branding Retail Category – Premium Custom Made Apparel 2010 and 2011. In 2011, Lord's Tailor was also recognized as one of the Top 100 Growing SMEs in Malaysia.
The iconic characteristic Lord's Tailor is renowned for is unremitting quality. Their business card has always been their quality, creativity, richness of fabrics, exquisite perfection of the cut and their innate talent in selecting colours. They are unique in many aspects particularly their diverse loyal clientele as well as the minute attention to detail internalized in every step of the tailoring process.


There's the famous old story, about a professor's analogy for time management, demonstrating it with rocks, pebbles, sand, and water put into a single jar, the jar being your total time spent on earth. Each of the rocks, pebbles, sand and water components representing the things that take up your time. The idea, of course, is that to fit everything into your limited life, you must start filling it with the most meaningful, the "biggest" things first, represented by the biggest rocks. The activities that mean gradually less gets filled in behind the big ideas and dreams, in the order of descending pebble/sand size, etc. And everything fits in a well-balanced life in the priority of importance to you. Any other order and you wouldn't fit everything in the jar, OR your life, and you'd miss out on the most important "rocks" as activities/passions.
For jiujitsu, this analogy can be used as well for it's knowledge and the belts within it. Super rough, but imagine those super easy basics, in the beginning, the building blocks of all other knowledge to come, being the big rocks. Rock by rock, each is put into the jar of knowledge until it is "full." This is followed by the pebbles, the sand, and the water, IN THAT ORDER.
Your first "fill" with the big rocks turns you blue! Boom, you have your first colored belt, that first huge target as the coveted blue. This is a big accomplishment, and you have filled the jar of jiujitsu knowledge with these HUGELY important "rocks". What you've learned were the most important technical chunks of all of jiujitsu.
Of course, the many gaps between the rocks in your knowledge are next to be filled with the pebbles, "filling" the jar once again as you turn purple! The sand, of course, fills the remaining gaps for brown belt til "full" again.


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Criminal justice websites and agencies around the United States have access to public jail records, a detailed report of criminal activity within the jurisdiction. These public reports help law enforcement officials, probation officers, parole officers, bureaus that regulate the probation system, FBI agents, and sheriffs to identify offenders. These criminal justice organizations and systems use the information provided to them to serve their communities, protect the public, and prevent crime.
Each state may keep its own records or may access these data bases at different times. Most states today maintain a database that provides access to public jail records. These data bases can be accessed from state and local criminal justice agencies through the Internet. There is usually a small fee associated with accessing state and local jail records through online databases.
Jail records are maintained in multiple locations. Generally, they are maintained in state correctional facilities such as prisons, jail cells and juvenile facilities. However, local sheriff's offices also maintain these records. These local correctional facilities are responsible for distributing these records to the designated recipient(s). In most counties, these designated recipients are courts, law enforcement agencies, public record providers and other licensed private agencies.
Jail records, while not available to the general public, are not considered part of public record. This means it may not be freely available over the Internet. If you need this information for any purpose such as checking a friend's background, hiring a cleaner or nanny, or enrolling your child in a school or daycare program, you must first obtain a court order or present the information to a judge for approval. For information such as marriages, divorces, felonies and minor offenses, you will still need to go through the same steps as in accessing records for the general public. State laws vary and are specific to each jurisdiction.
In states where jail records are available for free, you have to abide by certain rules and regulations. To gain access to these records, you will usually have to fill out an application and pay a nominal fee. Many states require that you call or visit the clerk's office to apply for jail records. Some even post a required waiting period before you can apply or make a request. Others have a 30-day waiting period. Those who are denied can appealing the decision to several courts within the state.
State laws also dictate that you cannot use jail records as real estate or personal identification. This means that if you want to use jail records in an attempt to secure a job, you will need to show proof of your current address. jail records can be helpful if you have concerns about a new business neighbor or potential romantic partners. The courts, however, do not allow access to jail records for anyone under the age of 18. Jail records are considered a private record and are not supposed to be released publicly.


Happy monday Friends of Slimgourmet! Cancer is one of the most feared diseases by the public. Nowadays, many women fear breast cancer, how not if in recent years, breast cancer has led to the highest death rate of cancer, especially if there is family history of cancer experienced by family members.
Commemorating World Breast Cancer Day which falls annually on October 26, let us pay more attention to breast health. We as women can certainly prevent the occurrence of breast cancer in several ways, including by maintaining ideal weight remains, the consumption of low-fat foods, avoid alcohol, regular exercise at least 30 minutes / day, avoid smoking and doing general medical check ups regularly, eating more fruits and vegetables rich in antioxidants and fiber and give milk to the baby regularly if you have recently given birth.
By implementing some of the ways that have been mentioned, indirectly we've cut the chances of breast cancer in ourselves. Our team is Slimgourmet always ready to help you to implement a healthy lifestyle, ranging from maintaining ideal body weight of up serving healthy meals with a portion that fits the needs of the body. Let's apply a healthy life early on and start from yourself!


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Racing driver Emma Kimilainen paused F1 pursuit after being told to model for porn magazine
Emma Kimilainen was forced to walk away from the 2010 motorsport season after discovering her new team were sponsored by an "erotic male magazine", who wanted her to pose topless
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F1 hopeful Emma Kimilainen has opened up the time she put her racing career on hold after being told by her team to pose topless for an "erotic male magazine".
Kimilainen spent five years away from motorsport after finishing the 2009 Formula Palmer Audi series in fifth place, but has since returned to become a star in the all-female W Series.
And the 31-year-old has now recalled what almost drove her away from the sport for good.
As she prepared to embark on the 2010 season with a new team, Kimilainen discovered that their sponsor was in fact a high end men's magazine.
F1 hopeful Emma Kimilainen has opened up the time she put her racing career on hold after being told by her team to pose topless for an "erotic male magazine" (Image: Instagram: @emmakimilainen)
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Speaking on the Shikaani Formula 1 Podcast, the Finnish driver has revealed she walked away after being told her signing was depended upon posing topless and in bikinis.
"A lot of things happened to me over my 28-year career," she said.
"I was preparing to perform on the team but I decided to ask for more details.
As she prepared to embark on the 2010 season with a new team, Kimilainen discovered that their sponsor was in fact a high end men's magazine
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"They told me they had had some disagreements with the partner, they wanted pictures of me in a bikini and topless.
"I asked what was going on, until I realised that the partner was an erotic male magazine. I immediately refused.
"Today that proposal seems absurd and incorrect, but the world was very different 10 years ago with regard to women's rights and equality in general.
But after being told her signing depended on posing topless for the magazine, she decided to walk away (Image: Instagram: @emmakimilainen)
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"In competition there were girls with little clothes and women who showed a sexist image associated with the sex industry.
"I faced this with humour, as one of the crazy things that happened to me during these years."
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It's hard to believe it's been a year since we said goodbye to my Dad.
One year ago today he went home to be with the Lord.
I wasn't sure I was going to write about him today, but I'm compelled to.
If you've suffered a loss like this then you understand that it's a blessing and a joy to speak of those we've loved and and bid farewell to.
It's been a year of ups and downs, but not only have we known the presence of God with us at all times, I know my Dad too will always be with us, if only in our hearts and memory. And as difficult as this year has been without his earthly presence in my life, not being able to share the joys and new beginnings I've experienced, I can look forward to the day when I will see him face to face once again.
There's gonna be a lot to tell him, that's for sure!
I'm not sure if you know how much you all have meant to me over the past year. As I looked back this morning over the file of messages, e-mails and cards from so many of you, I was blessed beyond measure once again at how much love you poured out on me and my family. God used all of you to help bind up my wounds and to heal my heart and no amount of thanks will ever be enough for that. Please know that each of you holds a special place in my heart and always will.
So, as I contemplated what exactly to share with you here today, I wanted to make sure to tell you that no matter what trial, or difficulty or loss you may be experiencing today, God is bigger than all of that.
The Bible says this: "We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed." - 2 Corinthians 4: 8-9 and in verses 17 - 18 "For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal."
The message is so clear - He does not leave us alone in our troubles. When we focus on the temporary things that are in front of us, we take our eyes off the God who loves us more than we can ever comprehend and who wants to carry us through every difficult step we take. And that doesn't get us anywhere good.
Do I miss my Dad? Yes. Every day.
Are there still times that my heart just hurts? Yes. More than I can recount. I wrestle over the fact that he is missing so much, and we are missing him here.
But would I wish him back? No, never. He is healed and in Heaven with our Lord and I know he'll be there to greet me someday. That knowledge alone allows me to focus once again on the God who heals and binds up the wounds of the brokenhearted.
I don't know what you are facing friends, but it would be my joy to pray for you as you have prayed for me and given me comfort. God hears our prayers and holds us close to Him. I hope you feel His presence today.
There are two things that I'm leaving you with today. One is a new song by one of my favorite groups, Mercy Me. It speaks perfectly to where I am today on this grief journey. I hope it blesses you and encourages you as it has me.
Secondly, I'm sharing the tribute video of my Dad with you. He left a legacy of love for us and he had a zest for life that few could match. I think these photos show him perfectly.
I know exactly what you were feeling yesterday. My Mom passed away unexpectedly and very suddenly when I was 20 years old (senior in college, planning my wedding and my sister was 17 and a senior in high school). Here we are alomost 18 years later and the pain is still there. You will never get over missing someone so important in your life but you are right holding the memories near and dear keep that person with you always. I understand having a lot to tell him when you see him again. I have so much to catch my Mom up with and can't wait to be with her again someday. Just know you are a better person because you have been loved by your Dad. Thanks for sharing Mercy Me's song. I love it and truly understand. Another one that brings me to tears almost every time is Homesick. I've felt homesick for my Mom too many times to count over these past 18 years, but knowing she's in a much better place and waiting for me on the other side makes it all a little more bearable. God Bless you Robin as you travel this road in life (you never get used to not having your loved ones here but you do learn to move on while holding them close at all times).
A sweet and loving tribute to your Dad.
Thank you for this posting...it was so timely. I lost my 89 year old Dad on Good Friday, just two weeks ago. He was so special, he was born on Christmas Day and passed away on Good Friday. I know he is in a better place, and with my Mom, but I still will miss him so much. Take care!
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Ergonomic Tips | Friesen Ergonomics Inc.
To avoid soft tissue injuries from using a keyboard and mouse, it is very important to maintain neutral postures of the wrist.
The chair height and/or keyboard platform height should be adjusted to maintain neutral wrist postures (hand in line with the forearm and forearm parallel to the floor). Normally, the chair height should be adjusted so that the feet are comfortably flat on the floor or supported on a footrest.
If there is no keyboard platform and the keyboard and mouse are positioned on the desk surface, consideration may be given to lowering the desk surface (if possible) or adjusting the chair height so that the wrists are in neutral postures with the shoulders relaxed. This may require a footrest to support the feet.
The wrists should not drop onto the desk surface when keyboarding. A palmrest positioned in front of the keyboard and mouse can prevent wrist extension (moving wrists in an upward dirrection). The wrists should hover slightly above the palm support when keyboarding. The palms can rest on the palmrest during breaks.
It is important that the chair be pulled in close to the desk to avoid reaching for the keyboard and mouse. Be sure to maintain back support with the backrest of the chair.
The monitor height should be adjusted so that the top of the screen is at seated eye height or slightly lower.
Remember to stretch, change posture and take periodic mini-pauses throughout the day to improve comfort.
An ergonomist can provide further suggestions for reducing the risk of soft tissue injuries associated with the use of a computer.


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Legacy Agripartners is excited to welcome our 2023 interns.
Strategic Marketing: Karen Gjelhaug
Karen received her Bachelor's Degree from University of Wisconsin-River Falls in Crops and Soils with an emphasis in Sustainable Agriculture. After graduation, she worked at a seed testing lab conducting purity and germination tests. Most recently, she worked for Minnesota Crop Improvement Association (MCIA) as an Organic Certification Specialist/Inspector certifying organic farms and food processing facilities across the Midwest. Karen is pursuing an MBA at Carlson School of Management and plans to stay in the Ag Industry after graduation.
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Směrnice o elektronické fakturaci při zadávání veřejných zakázek je předmětem Směrnice 55/2014/EU (Directive 2014/55/EU), která požaduje mj. vytvoření evropské normy pro elektronickou fakturaci, jež bude splňovat alespoň následující kritéria:
 technologická neutrálnost,
 slučitelnost s příslušnými mezinárodními normami pro elektronickou fakturaci,
 zohledňování potřeby ochrany osobních údajů;
 umožňování zavedení praktických, uživatelsky vstřícných a nákladově efektivních systémů elektronické fakturace,
 zohledňování zvláštní potřeby malých a středních podniků, jakož i veřejných zadavatelů na nižší úrovni;
 vhodnost pro použití při obchodním styku  mezi podniky.

Základní prvky elektronické faktury
Směrnice předepisuje:

identifikátory procesu a faktury;

fakturační období;
     údaje o prodávajícím;
 údaje o kupujícím;
 údaje o plátci;
 údaje o daňovém zástupci prodávajícího;
 referenční číslo zakázky;
 informace o dodání;
 pokyny k platbě;
 informace o přeplatcích nebo nedoplatcích;
  informace o fakturačních položkách podle řádků;
  celkové fakturované částky;
  rozdělení DPH.

EN 16931 Electronic invoicing (soubor dokumentů)
Připravovaný soubor EN 16931, Elektronická fakturace je povinnou reakcí na Směrnici 55/2014. Soubor sestává z následujících dokumentů:
    EN 16931-1:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 1: Sémantický datový model klíčových prvků elektronické faktury;
    CEN/TS 16931-2:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 2: Seznam syntaxí vyhovujících normě EN 16931-1;
    CEN/TS 16931-3-1:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 3-1: Metodika syntaktických vazeb klíčových prvků elektronické faktury;
    CEN/TS 16931-3-2:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 3-2: Syntaktická vazba pro ISO IEC 19845 (UBL 2.1), faktura a dobropis;
    CEN/TS 16931-3-3:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 3-3: Syntaktická vazba pro UN/CEFACT XML, meziodvětvová faktura D16B;
    CEN/TS 16931-3-4:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 3-4: Syntaktická vazba pro UN/EDIFACT INVOIC D16B;
    CEN/TS 16931-4:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 4: Pokyny k interoperabilitě elektronických faktur na úrovni přenosu;
    CEN/TR 16931-5:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 5: Pokyny k použití rozšíření pro odvětví nebo zemi ve spojení s EN 16931-1, metodika, která má být použita v reálném prostředí;
    CEN/TR 16931-6:2017, Elektronická fakturace – Část 6: Výsledek testu evropské normy EN 16931-1 z hlediska jejího praktického používání konečným uživatelem.

Použitá literatura
 SMĚRNICE EVROPSKÉHO PARLAMENTU A RADY 2014/55/EU o elektronické fakturaci při zadávání veřejných zakázek (DIRECTIVE 2014/55/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on electronic invoicing in public procurement).

 ČSN EN 16931-1:2018, Elektronická fakturace – Část 1: Sémantický datový model základních prvků elektronické faktury
 Elektronická identifikace, autentizace a důvěryhodné služby – Terminologie,  DPS-AZ, 1/2018,

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 Legal Electronic Data Exchange Standard, LEDES. Jeden z jeho čtyř výměnných formátů je e-billing.

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Qualcomm is back with a vengeance
Welcome to Snapdragon World Congress
By Vlad Savov@vladsavov Feb 26, 2016, 9:12am EST
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The biggest winner of Mobile World Congress 2016 wasn't a phone or a phone manufacturer, but a phone chip manufacturer: Qualcomm. Having endured a rough time in 2015 due to heat and power issues with its Snapdragon 810 flagship-class processor, the American chipmaker has returned to form with its new Snapdragon 820 generation. Practically every smartphone manufacturer in attendance at MWC had a Snapdragon-powered device to show off to the world.
Samsung introduced its new pair of flagship handsets, the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, which will rely on the Snapdragon 820 in the United States. LG broke all its previous records for hype and excitement with the modular G5, which will be powered by Qualcomm's chip around the world. And Sony brought out a trio of new smartphones, with the Snapdragon-powered Xperia X Performance looking like an unofficial new flagship for the Japanese company. This is a total turnaround from last year, when Samsung opted to skip the Snapdragon 810 entirely and everyone else struggled mightily to fit it into the thin and elegant chassis of a modern smartphone.
Put a Snapdragon-only filter on the major news from the show and you'll miss out on nothing: the other big newsmakers announced at MWC were Xiaomi's Mi 5 and HP's Elite x3, both running on the Snapdragon 820 chipset. And it's not just the top tier that Qualcomm dominated, as niche devices like the Cat S60 thermal imaging phone and lower-end options like HTC's new Desire handsets also used its silicon.
Everybody loves Qualcomm right now
Xiaomi co-branded its entire event with Qualcomm and the Snapdragon logo and even set a press registration time of 8:20AM, paying a subtle tribute to the 820 chip powering its new flagship. LG also went above and beyond the call of duty for a hardware partner, bringing out Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf during its G5 presentation and showering his company with compliments. Those are the gestures of satisfied customers, and at MWC 2016, Qualcomm had an absolute abundance of them.
The reason for ebullience from Qualcomm's partners is obvious the moment you pick up a Snapdragon 820 phone: these devices are wicked fast. I got my hands on all of the above-mentioned smartphones here at Mobile World Congress and was only disappointed by HTC's low-end offerings that were using older-generation chips. Qualcomm's latest silicon combined with the efficiency and polish of Android Marshmallow is the quickest shortcut for any phone maker to provide a truly modern, ultra-responsive user experience. It's almost cheating: you check the Android and Snapdragon boxes and 95 percent of your UX takes care of itself. Cameras are fast, animations are fluid, high-intensity graphics are handled with ease, and Qualcomm promises that all of this is being done with much greater power efficiency than before.
Android Marshmallow + Snapdragon 820 will be the defining spec for 2016
This isn't yet a total return to Qualcomm's hegemony of a couple of years ago, but it's a big step toward reasserting its position as the dominant force in mobile chips. Samsung's Exynos, Huawei's Kirin, and Apple's A series of processors will all figure as important counterbalances to this year's upcoming Snapdragon ubiquity, helping to ward off complacency at Qualcomm. And MediaTek, the company that's been most active in stealing away market share from Qualcomm, will be sure to redouble its efforts after having a subdued MWC.
It's no accident that Qualcomm's biggest chip of the year coincided so perfectly with the biggest mobile show on the calendar. Like camera companies building up to Photokina, Qualcomm had been working for months in advance to make sure it could blitz MWC with a barrage of new Snapdragon devices. Many companies have such ambitions, but it's rare to see them come off as well as they did for Qualcomm this year.
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Vafeika (, also Βαφαίικα) is a settlement located approximately four kilometers from Genisea in the Xanthi regional unit of Greece. It is part of the community of Genisea.

External links
Greek Travel Pages - Vafeika

Populated places in Xanthi (regional unit)