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By Kierstin Casella (2006) The first thing you notice about JJ Heller is a wide grin that stretches across her face and welcomes you in as a friend, whether you've known her for years or are shaking her hand for the very first time. These days especially, the twenty-five year old west coast native has a lot to be happy about. In March 2006, she independantly released her third record (scheduled for national release in November 2006), Only Love Remains
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Online money-lending scams are increasing
Category: Global
Published on Thursday, 06 November 2014 02:01
Desperate situations call for desperate actions. This is a saying more and more people base their lives on these days. This saying is also been taking into consideration by online scam artists. They promise the sun and the moon to the financial troubled who can't get bank loans due to bad credit history.
Online swindlers, as people might call them, take the roll of a bank official in chat rooms or email and promise the best bank deals a man has ever seen. The problem is people actually believe it. It has come to an extent that the police and the National Credit Bureau (NCB) constantly warn people they are potential victims to online money scams.
The alarm was triggered when a 35 year old man was caught by the police, accused for committing such illegalities on a number of victims in the Huai Khwang district.
Pol Col Akarawut Limrat, chief of Sub-Division 1 at the Crime suppression Division (CSD) declares that the thief, Chainarong Naksrisuk, tricked people by giving the impression of his possibility to attain credit cards with one million bacht credit lines for those who don't have the right to get bank loans anymore.
The chief of Sub-Division 1 also says that: "Swindlers usually go on websites that provide information about loan offers and post messages for people who want to apply for credit cards,"
If a person contacts the swindler, they make a convincing statement that they are bank officials. Then, the criminal states he can give the loan to the person, despite the bad credit history. Modifications or deleting the data from the credit bureau are often lies told by the criminals.
Presented with such great offer, once they have accepted the offer, the concept of "documentation fee" comes to play. After that, 30% of the desired transfer is asked from the client by the thieves, in order for the transactions to succeed.
Using bank technical language and formal addressing makes it very hard to not be fooled by the crooks. The victim is then put to open a new bank account trough e-banking. They are told the desired loan credit will be opened in that bank account.
"After the victims transfer the money, the offenders can usually never be reached again," said Pol Col Akarawut. "Although it is a simple trick, it works, and is a huge blow to people who are already desperate for money."
The CSD has 30 of these cases on their hands, despite the fact that it is a relatively new scam.
This is uncertain though, since the police has to do time consuming tasks such as collecting information from various sources.
It is believed that many groups of such criminals are up and operating. The police is making efforts in noting everything they can about them.
Most of the people who fell in this scam only realize it until it's too late. Yodrak Chaipan, a 39-year old man declares that he received a message online who promised 1 million baht from someone who claimed to be a person working in the banking industry.
With the belief he had been blacklisted by the NCB, he asked for a 200.00 bacht credit loan.
After a phone conversation with the criminal, Mr Yodrak was sure he talked to a bank official.
"He was so smooth," the man said regarding the criminal. "He asked me to transfer 6,500 baht as a documentation fee and then 60,000 baht."
With the money transferred, he was promised that the desired loan will be put into his bank account within two hours. He was left to hold only a promise though.
Mr Yodrak declared: "I called him, but he could not be reached."
The swindlers don't always get away. In what Mr Chainarong is concerned, the investigation took only 4 days. The inspector of Sub-Division 1, Pol Maj Phanumas Sangons, declared they managed to track the suspect from his online messages. He made the mistake of linking his Facebook page, and was caught shortly after getting the information.
Pol Maj Phanumas gives the advice of not dealing with middle men when coming down to bank business. The best possible way is by going directly to the bank.

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Pilots took to the skies across Ontario and Quebec for the Hope Air charity and raised more than 20 per cent above the goal
(TORONTO - OCTOBER 28, 2020) A group of pilots who organized an expedition to raise funds for Hope Air have far surpassed their original fundraising goal by more than 20 per cent. The pilots made stops in Northern Ontario and Quebec between September 30 to October 4 to raise funds to provide flights for patients in financial need who must travel far from home for vital medical care.
The Give Hope Wings expedition created awareness for the charity and raised $122,056 to provide 488 flights for patients in need. Flights are especially important for patients who live in these areas who would have to drive or take a bus for several hours each way to reach specialists. Last year, Hope Air provided more than 13,000 travel arrangements to help Canadians, including commercial flights and flights with volunteer pilots. Previous Give Hope Wings expeditions have raised a total of $770,000 to fund more than 3,000 flights.
Lee Arsenault was one of the pilots leading the expedition. "We are so pleased to have been able to surpass our goal for Hope Air," he said. "It was also incredibly humbling to hear from patients along the expedition route about how we helped them."
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"We are incredibly grateful to all the pilots and volunteers who participated in the 2020 expedition. Through their dedication and commitment, we surpassed our fundraising goal, ensuring that we can provide additional flights to patients in need," says Mark Rubinstein, CEO of Hope Air.
Hope Air would like to especially thank its sponsors: Newmont Canada, Pratt & Whitney, MD Financial Management, Scotiabank, National Post/Postmedia, Le Loup and Le Voyageur, Heather Tobin, SWIFT Conference & Trade Show, Aéro Mag, The Henry and Berenice Kaufmann Foundation, Spectrum Airways, Dixie Ford Sales Limited, Collingwood Flying Club, Kiwanis Club of Timmins, Jeanniot Foundation and Nord-Lock Group.
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Hope Air is Canada's only national charity providing free travel and accommodations for Canadians in financial need who must access medical care far from home. Since its inception in 1986, Hope Air has provided more than 150,000 travel arrangements for patients regardless of age or medical need.
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Leicester City 0-0 Manchester City: Top-three battle ends in deserved draw
By Kyle LynchDec 29, 2015, 4:40 PM EST
LC remain 2nd, MC go 3rd
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MC: 1 goal in last 5 away matches
Manchester City's struggles away from home continue, as the Citizens were held scoreless at the King Power Stadium in a 0-0 draw with Leicester City.
It was a deserved draw for both sides, as neither team looked overly dangerous moving forward. Leicester City is now tied with Arsenal on points at the top of the table, although the Foxes sit second on goal differential. Manchester City will enter 2016 in third place.
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Manchester City had the better of possession in the first half, with Raheem Sterling looking the most dangerous man on the attack. Despite the lopsided possession numbers, City did not create many dangerous goalscoring chances.
City's best chance of the half came from Sterling, who controlled with his chest and fired a shot on goal, forcing Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel to get down and make a strong save.
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After a relatively slow opening to the match, Leicester suddenly found life and nearly took the lead in the final ten minutes of the half. Christian Fuchs whipped in a cross the slid right through the box, fizzing past Jamie Vardy and an outstretched Marc Albrighton. Seconds later, Vardy pick-pocketed Fernandinho on the top of the box, but fired his shot high over the net.
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Manchester City should have went ahead just a minute into the first half, as Kevin De Bruyne hit a low cross into Sergio Aguero at the near post. From just yards out, Aguero somehow saw his flick go over the bar, as the striker is clearly still trying to find his form after coming back from injury.
Reminder that Leicester's starting XI cost $32.5 million & Man City's cost $473 million. No real difference on this showing. #LCFC 0-0 #MCFC
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Aguero had a penalty shout just after the hour mark, as the striker looked to have been taken down by Gokhan Inler in the box. However, referee Craig Pawson made no call and the play was Aguero's last action, as he was taken off and replaced by Wilfried Bony.
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Leicester nearly broke the deadlock in the 77th minute, with Riyad Mahrez and Christian Fuchs standing over a free kick. Mahrez touched the ball to Fuchs, whose shot was headed towards the top corner only to be parried wide by a diving Joe Hart.
The Foxes looked more likely to find a game-winner late in the match, although the 90 minutes ended scoreless in a result both sides will take.
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Lewis chronicled his days at Solomon Brothers in the brilliant "Liar's Poker," the genius of Billy Beane in "Moneyball," the gutsy resilience of a group of old ball traders in "The Big Short," and the heart warming story of gentle giant Michael Oher in "The Blind Side," to name just a few of Lewis's best sellers.
This time, Lewis manages to find diligent, creative federal government employees (he had two million to choose from) to tell the story of Trump's transition, or lack thereof. The thesis is, we are all at risk due to the President's neglect. Legions of earnest federal workers were ready to smoothly hand over the monstrosity that is the federal government, and, well, no one showed up. Or in the case of the Department of Commerce, doddering Wilbur Ross turned up one day, but was not interested in what the department he was Secretary of actually does, said so, and left.
And, while Lewis is convincing in his description of how brilliant and dedicated the government worker subjects of his narrative are, what the book illustrates, most clearly, is the government is involved in much more stuff than it is supposed to be. Way, way, way beyond, for instance, security for its citizens.
Lewis cheerfully tells the reader, "Every Tesla you see on the road came from a facility financed by the DOE (Department of Energy). Its loans to early-stage solar energy companies launched the industry." He writes that the program earns a profit (one wonders what the DOE pays for the funds it lends out). However, picking and financing the Elon Musk's of the world should not be the government's business.
Much of Lewis's narrative about Commerce is about weather forecasting and tornados, which was very interesting for this reader from Kansas, which "has a third more tornadoes each year than Oklahoma," but is a third bigger and has a third fewer people. Lewis gives many of the old wives tales about twisters that have proven not to be true, like, tornadoes won't cross a river, or a hill or will always follow a highway, and never strike an indian burial group. What does all of this have to do with government? The control of historical data and attempts to privatize weather forecasting.
However, wouldn't a competent libertarian president do more than just ignore the vast bureaucracy, and take steps to dismantle it. If the government has a monopoly on essential services and information, wouldn't a conscientious libertarian president put people in place to take steps toward privatization of those services?
*About the author: Douglas French is former president of the Mises Institute, author of Early Speculative Bubbles & Increases in the Money Supply , and author of Walk Away: The Rise and Fall of the Home-Ownership Myth. He received his master's degree in economics from UNLV, studying under both Professor Murray Rothbard and Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe.


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By Layla | February 16, 2018
Jazz music is a very fashionable form of music, this type of music has been a popular genre because the early twentieth century, largely present and evident in African American neighborhoods and then unfold throughout America and Europe. Asking such fundamental questions as how singers managed to memorize such an unlimited amount of music and the way music composed within the thoughts somewhat than in writing affected musical type, Anna Maria Busse Berger explores the impact of the art of reminiscence on the composition and transmission of medieval music.
It was very straightforward to imitate a sure mood in any scene on the time; for instance, a scene of a villain was accompanied by the sound of a piano recital featuring a diminished minor chord progression, while a scene presenting a hero was accompanied by a piano recital of a boosted-up anthem.
Other than strengthening a certain psychological state and manifesting a way of continuity, a film rating needs to be built by a composer who isn't solely a musician, but who can also be certified to understand the verbal and body language of a movie, in line with Karawan.
She and Vijay Iyer carry out his piece Diamond for violin and piano at Cornell College, whereas Ms. Koh also solos in Anna Clyne's concerto Rest These Arms―a piece composed for Ms. Koh―with the Cornell Chamber Orchestra. Moreover musical activities, Dr. Kim's curiosity extends to the style of visible arts.
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She excursions extensively with the Brentano String Quartet, most notably including performances of the entire Mozart string quintets at Carnegie Hall.
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Einstein explored time and area… in his musical hobbies. The New American Concerto launched with Ms. Koh's world premiere efficiency of Bother at the 2017 Ojai Music Festival and has since continued with a new concerto by Chris Cerrone titled Breaks and Breaks, which she premiered with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in May 2018.
Take a musical tour of the galleries with students from the College's departments of art historical past and music – together with the Early Modern Vocal Ensemble and the Centre for Early Music Performance and Analysis as they current masterpieces within the Barber assortment.
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In case you have listened to a music in the realm of widespread music from any time limit from the last fifty years, chances are high it has included not less than some form of sampling. She made her debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at age 11. She has been honored as Musical America's 2016 Instrumentalist of the Yr, top prize winner at Moscow's Worldwide Tchaikovsky Competition, winner of the Concert Artists Guild Competition, and a recipient of an Avery Fisher Career Grant.
Because the start of his career Mr. Griffey has taken an energetic position in many charitable efforts, advocating for arts programs in the Guilford County Public Schools, raising money for the Mental Well being Association in addition to giving profit concert events for the Open Door Shelter" for which Griffey has raised a whole bunch of hundreds of dollars for the homeless in his hometown.
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Mixing is an art and not a science. This previous summer time, Chu spent her time performing and instructing on the Aspen Music Competition and Faculty, Nationwide Youth Orchestra-USA, and played chamber music in Bridgehampton, Luzerne, and Skaneateles, New York. I hope you'll benefit from the first episode of our new tutorial collection that dives into one among my favorite parts of music creation for electronic dance music, the drums, utilizing the ability of Pro Tools and Native Devices Maschine.
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After more than two-decades in the broadcast industry, and as co-anchor of ''CBS 2 News This Morning'' at New York's WCBS Television Mario speaks to Latino students about ''breaking the cycle'' of low self-esteem that results from poverty, abuse and racism.
A native south Texan, Mario Bosquez overcame poverty, domestic violence and discrimination to become a multi-faceted communicator in the world's number one television market. His 25-year career has been a study in contrasts. For years, Mario worked as a reporter, anchor and ''PM Magazine'' co-host while living in a government-sponsored home and struggling to help support his family.
In his new book ''The Chalupa Rules/A Latino Guide to Gringolandia'' maps out a way for Latinos to navigate life in the United States while always holding on to the history and values of their ancestors.
As a fourth-generation Chicano, Mario built his life and career as a broadcast journalist on the homespun ''dichos''/sayings that his family has always treasured. In addition, his own ''guides to Gringolandia'' are especially adapted to a changing world that constantly challenges Latinos to move ''adelante''/forward.


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The tower is said to have been built by the McCarthy Reaghs. The tower contains two levels of barrell vaulting. It is a tall square tower in good restoration. It exactly resembles in construction several other Castles which were built on this river.
In 2004, conservation work was carried out on the Castle by Martin McCarthy. This involved cleaning down and re-pointing the stone, restoring windows and stonework, removing a large oak tree which had grown on top of the castle, replacing the battlements and putting a slate roof back on the castle.
On the grounds near the castle is a small quay, a farm yard & a working dairy farm. There are also 16 holiday homes built on the farm.


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Bridging divides: A proposal for integrating the teaching, research and revitalization of Nahuatl
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dc.description.abstract This paper discusses major historical, cultural, linguistic, social and institutional factors contributing to the shift and endangerment of the Nahuatl language in Mexico. As a practical proposal, we discuss our strategy for its revitalization, as well as a series of projects and activities we have been carrying out for the last several years. Crucial to this approach are several complementary elements: interdisciplinary research, including documentary work, as well as investigation of both the historical and the present state of Nahuatl language and culture; integration of both Western and native-speaking indigenous researchers as equal partners and the provision of space for indigenous methodologies; creation of teaching programs for native and non-native speakers oriented toward the preparation of language materials; and close collaboration with indigenous communities in developing community-based programs. The operability of this strategy will depend greatly on our ability to foster collaboration across academic, social, and ideological boundaries, to integrate theory, methodology and program implementation, and to efficiently combine grass- roots and top-down approaches. An important aim is to restore the culture of literacy in Nahuatl through our monolingual Totlahtol series, publishing works from all variants of the language and encompassing all genres of writing. We also strive to strengthen the historical and cultural identity of native speakers by facilitating their access to the alphabetical texts written by their ancestors during the colonial era.
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Primaries Northampton agent Chad Smith (left) caught up with brothers Evan Hamersley, Walkaway and Len Hamersley, Chittering, before the Primaries sheep sale at Eneabba last week.
Mature age Merino ewe values reached $192 to head a strong market at the Primaries special sheep sale at Eneabba last Friday.
The buoyant sale marked a successful return to the Eneabba saleyards for the Primaries team after it revived the fixture last year following a break for a few years.
A number of vendors from last year again took the opportunity to market their surplus sheep at the sale and joined several new vendors, offering a total yarding of almost 7000 well-presented sheep.
The top yarding featured genuine lines and annual draft of ewes and wethers and reflected vendors' shrewd breeding and favourable seasonal conditions in the northern Midlands and Mid West regions.
Proven 4.5 to 5.5-year-old ewes and maiden spring shorn ewes made up the majority of descriptions with 2.5 to 3.5yo spring shorn ewes, autumn shorn 1.5yo ewes and a couple of wether lines making up the balance of the yarding.
Under the control of Primaries auctioneer Rhys Hebberman, the sale posted a complete clearance to gross almost $1 million and average $145 across the yarding.
Young spring shorn ewes sold to $186 to average $162, mature 2.5 to 3.5yo spring shorn ewes topped at $192 to average $188 while 4.5 to 5.5yo spring shorn ewe values reached $178 to average $151.
Maiden autumn shorn ewes topped at $158 to average $130, spring shorn mature age first cross Afrino ewes reached $132 to average $131, while spring shorn wether lambs and 1.5yo wethers sold for $92 and $98 respectively.
Return vendors RG & DM Wilkinson, Challara stud, Badgingarra, offered several lines of mixed aged OJD vaccinated spring shorn ewes of their own Challara breeding which attracted a premium and headlined the sale's top prices across most age groups.
The Wilkinson family topped the sale with a line of 159 3.5yo ewes selling to Craig Walker, Primaries Geraldton, representing return buyer Hamersley Fairfield, Walkaway, for $192.
Mr Walker went on to collect two further lines of ewes for Hamersley Fairfield, paying $172 and $168 for lines of 300 and 211 4.5yo October shorn Hill Padua blood ewes from CF Thomas & Co, Hill Padua MPM stud, Three Springs.
Mr Walker said they were targeting ewes suited to prime lamb production with stretch, frame, depth and fertility and would complement the Poll Dorset rams from the Levitt family's Tipperary stud, Walkaway, that they will be joined to this mating season.
Terry Cockman, Tebco Fishing, Dongara, was another buyer to operate at the top of the market for Challara blood ewes.
His account included 527 September shorn 1.5.yo ewes in two drafts for $186 and 108 4.5yo September shorn ewes for $178 from RG & DM Wilkinson, the sale's top price for these age groups.
The Cockman family also added 219 September shorn Challara blood 4.5yo ewes from G & N Wilkinson, Badgingarra.
The ewes will form the foundation of a new Merino flock to run in conjunction with the Cockman family's sizeable Angus breeding herd and they will be joined to similar type, plain bodied white wool Merino rams in the forthcoming mating.
Mr Cockman said they were looking at buying a line of PTIC cows, but decided to build up a reasonably good sheep flock instead as 'another string to their bow' for their business.
He said the economics in sheep and wool were strong and he was excited about further growth in the industry, particularly with lamb products into China.
"We learnt with buying good cattle, when you buy inferior stuff, it takes a while to recover," Mr Cockman said.
Other RG & DM Wilkinson sales included the only line of 155 2.5yo ewes which sold for $184 to a Primaries Geraldton account; Jay McDonald, Primaries Perth, paid $180 for 204 1.5yo ewes while Grant Lupton, Landmark Wongan Hills, representing Matthew Lane, Wongan Hills, paid $152 for 77 5.5yo ewes.
Topping the 5.5yo market was CF Thomas & Co with 210 5.5yo October shorn Hill Padua blood ewes, selling to Barracks Pastoral Company for $156.
Challara genetics continued to sell well in the large offering of mature age September shorn ewes from GE & HL Lethlean, Badgingarra.
Mr Lupton, again for the Lane account, paid $168 for 257 4.5yo ewes and $142 for 251 5.5yo ewes from the Lethlean consignment.
Other higher prices recorded at the sale included IE & EM Teakle & Son, Northampton, selling 265 May shorn Rutherglen blood ewes to JR & JM Browne, Warradarge, for $158.
Regular vendor Heal Farming Pty Ltd, Eneabba, annual draft of young October shorn Willemenup blood ewes in the sale's opening two pens, returned values of $152 for 325 ewes and $148 for 219 ewes, both purchased by a Primaries Geraldton account.
Two lines of wethers rounded out the sale with 395 September shorn Eungai blood wether lambs from JW White & Son, Badgingarra and 160 October shorn Challara blood 1.5yo wethers from Mallee Hills Farming, Carnamah, snapped up by fellow sale vendor Cadda Downs, Badgingarra, for $92 and $98 respectively.
Cadda Downs offered two decent sized lines of mature age first cross Afrino-Merino August shorn ewes at the sale with GB & G Nicoletti paying their $132 top price for 307 4.5yo ewes.


On episode 278 of the Tall Can Sports podcast, Matt is joined by Sean McIndoe, better known as Down Goes Brown.
Sean has a new book - in stores now - called The Down Goes Brown History of the NHL. Matt asks him about the concept for the book, the horrors of having to try to sit down and record the audiobook version, how his concept differs from other NHL history books and just how he got to a place where he was able to tackle such a project.
They also discuss how Sean ended up going head to head with a beloved Maple Leaf alumni, why some versions of the Leafs are more well remembered than others despite similar success and Sean tells one of the funnier stories he came across while researching the book.
We were real excited to have Sean on the podcast and definitely encourage you to check out the book - The Down Goes Brown History of the NHL in stores and online now.


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using CSF.Screenplay.Selenium.Builders;

namespace Agiil.BDD.Tasks.Tickets
{
  public class ChangeTheTicketSprint : Performable
  {
    readonly string title;

    protected override string GetReport(INamed actor)
      => $"{actor.Name} moves the ticket to sprint '{title}'";

    protected override void PerformAs(IPerformer actor)
    {
      actor.Perform(Select.Item(title).From(EditTicket.Sprint));
    }

    public ChangeTheTicketSprint(string title)
    {
      this.title = title;
    }
  }
}

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Google Wallet tipped to hit Nexus S 4G today
Chris Davies - Sep 19, 2011, 3:53 am CDT
Google Wallet, the wireless payments system the search giant unveiled back in May, could well officially launch today according to a new leak. A document reportedly being sent to Google's payment partners, and leaked to TechCrunch, suggests that the NFC-based mobile money service will be enabled for the Nexus S 4G sometime on September 19.
However, it's unclear if the CDMA handset will be the only device to support Google Wallet at the service's launch. Previously, Google has promised that other Android devices will gain access to the functionality by using NFC stickers, though there's no mention of that option in the leaked memo.
Users will need a PayPass-enabled Citi MasterCard in order to register with Google Wallet; from that point, they'll be able to monitor their transactions using the free app and make payments to vendors and other Google Wallet users simply by tapping their phones together. More details on the payments process here.
There's speculation that Google's launch is timed to coincide with NFC World Congress, which as the name suggests is a show with short-range wireless as its theme. That begins today in France, and though Google is not a listed exhibitor, MasterCard is the official sponsor of the show.
[via Android Community]
Topics googleGoogle Walletleakmobile paymentsNFCRumor


Three years of fundraising has ended with a smart new play frame in the playground of a popular village school.
The £12,000 needed was raised by the Parent Teacher Association at Kings Court First School in Ashbrook Road, Old Windsor.
One of the biggest fundraisers was the 'Phil the bag' recycling scheme that saw villagers donate unwanted textiles for recycling.
A big donation from the Schroder charity also helped make the dream of school business manager Ruth Lyles and PTA chairman Jess Stevens come true. Pupils themselves helped choose the equipment.
Supporters are asked to drop off textiles again at school on either Thursday, May 3 from 6pm to 8pm or on Friday, May 4 between 7.30am and 9.30am. Or call Sharon Wignall on 07775 826321 for personal collection. The latest fundraising is for a new multipurpose classroom.


Do dental stem cells of the apical papilla have the teeth for spinal cord repair?
Nucleus Pulposus Progenitor Cells positive for Receptor Angiopoetin-1 alias Tie2 – Multipotent Cells of Specific Capabilities for Tissue Engineering?
Injectable hydrogels for musculoskeletal system regeneration: Importance of the disease microenvironment.
Development of collagen/hyaluronic acid composites for the treatment of Nucleus Pulposus degeneration: a physico-chemical study.
Cellular Brain Repair for Parkinson's Disease: Is the Answer in the (Biomaterial) Matrix?
SmartBone®: the case of an innovative bio-hybrid bone graft, from lab-scale design to clinical translation and commercialization.
Do we need to better mimic bone microstructure to observe bone cell behavior in vitro?
How can I contribute to a better scientific community within TERM?
The Chicken and the Egg in Bone Formation: what Cell is the Trigger?
Systemic environment, extracellular vesicles and miRNAs in aging: impact on cell based therapies?
Technological challenges for the clinical translation and commercialization of TERM therapies.
Pre-Clinical Testing of Bioprinted Cartilage: What has it brought us ?
Co-cultured Complex 3D Miniaturized and Vascularized Models for Metastatic Processes and Drug Investigations.
Will chondroinductive materials revolutionize cartilage regeneration?
Two decades of research on amniotic cells: what have we learned?
From implant making & screws to material science & glues - An unexpected journey!
Kidney bioengineering: can we sufficiently replace its function?
Tissue engineering of bone - as close as we can get?
Rapid expansion of Mesenchymal Stem Cells using media supplemented with human platelet lysate, suitable for cGMP expansion at large scale.


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That dish looks and sounds mighty delicious! A great recipe.
I love the idea of eating something that looks and tastes like the autumn forest. 🙂 Beautiful post.
Love the new look here..tes magnifiques photos..et j'en suis certaine..la recette!
Your dish sounds simple and delicious. I hope your leg healed properly…it sounds like it has. Enjoy all the glories of a beautiful autumn.
Merci Monique…I am happy with my new look too. Will keep it this way…simple.
Thank you cheri: Yes, simple but delicious and very earthy.I love it, hope you will too.


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using System;
using System.Linq;
using Windows.UI.Xaml;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Data;

namespace Papyrus.UI
{
    public sealed partial class TableOfContents : UserControl
    {
        #region Dependency properties

        #region Header

        public object Header
        {
            get { return GetValue(HeaderProperty); }
            set { SetValue(HeaderProperty, value); }
        }

        public static readonly DependencyProperty HeaderProperty =
            DependencyProperty.Register("Header", typeof(object), typeof(TableOfContents), new PropertyMetadata(null));

        #endregion Header

        #region Parchment

        public Parchment Parchment
        {
            get { return (Parchment)GetValue(ParchmentProperty); }
            set { SetValue(ParchmentProperty, value); }
        }

        public static readonly DependencyProperty ParchmentProperty =
            DependencyProperty.Register("Parchment", typeof(Parchment), typeof(TableOfContents), new PropertyMetadata(null));

        #endregion Parchment

        #region Source

        public Papyrus.TableOfContents Source
        {
            get { return (Papyrus.TableOfContents)GetValue(SourceProperty); }
            set { SetValue(SourceProperty, value); }
        }

        public static readonly DependencyProperty SourceProperty =
            DependencyProperty.Register("Source", typeof(Papyrus.TableOfContents), typeof(TableOfContents), new PropertyMetadata(null));

        #endregion Source

        #endregion Dependency properties

        public event SelectionChangedEventHandler SelectionChanged;

        public TableOfContents()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        private async void TocListView_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
        {
            SelectionChanged?.Invoke(sender, e);

            if (Parchment != null)
            {
                Parchment.IsBusy = true;
                await Parchment.LoadContentAsync(e.AddedItems.FirstOrDefault() as NavPoint);
                Parchment.BuildView();
                Parchment.SelectPage(1);
                Parchment.IsBusy = false;
            }
        }
    }

    public class LevelToMarginConverter : IValueConverter
    {
        public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, string language)
        {
            return new Thickness(24 * (int)value, 0, 0, 0);
        }

        public object ConvertBack(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, string language) =>
            throw new NotImplementedException();
    }

    public class ChapterPrependConverter : IValueConverter
    {
        public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, string language)
        {
            var s = value.ToString().Trim();

            if (s.Where(a => !char.IsNumber(a)).Count() == 0)
                return $"Chapter {s}";
            else
                return value;
        }

        public object ConvertBack(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, string language) =>
            throw new NotImplementedException();
    }
}


This week, in new music, there's a roaring new solo disc in the world from North Mississippi All-Star Luther Dickinson, which includes notable contributions from the Norman Sisters and Jason Isbell, among others. Grant Britt found it "impressive," and his review tops our list for this week. Further down is "gritty," "smoky," and "soulful" Amelia White, whose new road-weary album stirred some emotions in reviewer Maeri Ferguson. Dr. Dog's latest is "musically intelligent" and a new collection of covers of the great Blind Willie Johnson is "so powerful, it's intimidating." All told, it's a good week to rock out and get your mind blown.


Registrations for 2015 Season 2 close on Tuesday, June 9, 2015.
As a special bonus to thank our members for representing the club, every NSNTA player who registers and pays their registration fee by the deadline will receive a brand new Deer Park Tennis Club shirt / t-shirt (new design) for free !
Good luck to the Deer Park TC teams competing in this week's NSJTA and NSNTA semi-finals !
Registrations for season 1, 2015 close on Tuesday, November 25, 2014.
This covers both the NSNTA mixed competition and the WSNTG ladies competition.
The players listed below have been included in the teams registered with the NSNTA for season 2, 2014.
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Iraq is a vanishing issue in the presidential election, Professor Noah Feldman says
The following article, Vanishing Act , written by Harvard Law School Professor Noah Feldman, was published in the New York Times Magazine on January 13, 2008.
Credit: Phil Farnsworth Noah Feldman
What if the United States were at war during a presidential election — and none of the candidates wanted to talk about it? Iraq has become the great disappearing issue of the early primary season, and if nothing fundamental changes on the ground there — a probable result of current policy — the war may disappear even more completely in the new year.
The reasons for Iraq's political eclipse begin with the unfortunate fact that candidates strive to create feel-good associations, and the war is a certain downer. The film studios could barely get a Middle East movie to break even in the past 12 months ("In the Valley of Elah," anyone?), and the political image makers have apparently taken note.
Beyond this embarrassing truth, elections demand that candidates differentiate themselves, yet various plausible front-runners' positions on Iraq are not all that far apart. There are subtle differences regarding the completeness and timing of withdrawal: John Edwards, for instance, says he would remove even the troops who are training the Iraqi Army and police. But basically, the leading doves say they want to leave, but not too fast; while the hawks claim they want to stay, but not too long. One little-noticed consequence of the war's unpopularity is that, for the first time since the end of the cold war, we are experiencing something that looks very like an unacknowledged consensus between the two parties on the most important question of foreign policy facing the United States.
But the appearance of agreement is built on the absence of disagreement, nothing more. The elites who devised and conducted American policy in the cold war look nonpartisan in retrospect because they were guided by a common realist worldview in pursuing their broadly shared goal of containing the Soviet threat. Today, however, the pseudoconsensus of "leave as soon as we are able, stay as long as we must" rests not on a strategy but on its very opposite: a dodge. At this point, none of the candidates have given detailed, substantive answers to the looming, decisive questions about Iraq that will face the next president the moment he or she takes office.
These questions can be stated with some precision. They begin with the issue of how to interpret the comparative reduction in violence since the surge of United States troops began nearly a year ago. Does the decrease show that more troops on the ground were necessary to impose effective control over territory and persuade insurgents to back down? Or is the reduced violence a sign instead that the prospect of imminent United States withdrawal has made Iraqis more hesitant to foment a civil war from which the United States will not save them? Whatever the answer, the practical consequences are huge: either we keep troop levels relatively stable, drawing down slowly while we consolidate increasing stability, or we accelerate withdrawal to underscore our seriousness about leaving.
There is also the question of what further improvements are possible. Most experts agree that the decline in violence owes a good deal to the efforts of the United States-backed Sunni tribal militias, loosely organized under the name the Sunni Awakening, who have turned against Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia. In theory, it would be nice to know whether these Sunnis are planning to go to war with their Shiite counterparts once we are gone or whether they will use their arms as leverage in efforts to negotiate peacefully. But the answer, in fact, is "both." The Awakening's leadership — to the extent that one exists — is prepared for any eventuality.
The rise of the militias on all sides means a future president will have to decide whether the Iraqi state can be salvaged. Are we prepared to accept an Iraq in which tribal leaders rule their localities with little mutual coordination and still less responsibility to the central government? According to one view, the United States cannot shape the local players into a cohesive order regardless of Iraq's level of killing. The best we can do is calm the worst of the violence, leave and let the Iraqis sort things out for themselves.
An alternative view presumes that state-building has failed so far in Iraq because of the violence. Once the bloodletting has decreased and there are credible negotiators on all sides, a stable Iraq is just barely possible, even if it will never be an exemplar of democracy. Therefore, the theory goes, we should stay in Iraq until the Awakening has — with our prodding and encouragement — organized itself into a unified political force that can engage with the Shiite political parties and create some kind of national settlement.
How our next president handles this difficulty will in turn determine how he or she faces the nightmare prospect of all-out civil war. In case of an actual genocide, do we return troops to Iraq to try to stop the bleeding? In interviews with The New York Times, Barack Obama said yes, while Hillary Clinton seemed to say no. Neither answer fully satisfies: if the genocide is triggered by withdrawal of our troops, it may not be realistic to send them back in; yet inaction invites regional conflagration, not to mention moral bankruptcy. It is very likely any president would use air power to try to separate the sides. But whom do we target? If there are no good guys, do we bomb some civilians to save others?
It is often noted that it can be hard for democracies to fight wars because of changing public opinion. The challenge we face now is what to do when the public has not even been asked what its opinion is. The presidential election is our one chance to put these issues to the democratic test. Otherwise we will be getting a war policy born of neglect — and that will be the policy that we deserve.
Noah Feldman, a contributing writer for the magazine, is a law professor at Harvard University and an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Topics: National and International Security, International
People: Noah Feldman


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The Good Templars (IOGT International) Hall
Gloucestershire Places of Worship
Other Places of Worship in this Area
Gloucester, Gloucester First Spirtualist Church
(0.05m.)
Gloucester, Apostolic Church (Demolished)
Gloucester, Christ Church (The "Spa Church")
Gloucester, Gloucester National Spirtualist Church
Gloucester, Seventh-day Adventist Church
Gloucester, Gloucester Community Church
Gloucester, Whitefield Memorial Church (James Forbes URC, Gloucester URC)
Gloucester, Brunswick Road Baptist Chapel (Demolished)
Gloucester, Salvation Army Citadel (now Kings Theatre)
Gloucester, Greyfriars Priory (Ruins)
Gloucester, Friends Meeting House
Gloucester, Brunswick Baptist Church
Note: distances (in miles) are calculated as the crow flies; it may be further by road or on foot.
Above Photograph(s)
Copyright of John Williams
The Good Templars (IOGT International) Hall, Gloucester
The Good Templars (IOGT International) Hall,
Park Road,
Gloucester, Gloucestershire.
We believe the Church did NOT have a graveyard.
Note: any church within an urban environment may have had its graveyard closed after the Burial Act of 1853. Any new church built after that is unlikely to have had a graveyard at all.
We don't know when this Place of Worship was founded, though it is now closed, but we don't yet know when.
The IOGT (International Organisation of Good Templars) movement was founded originally as "The Good Templars" - an organisation for temperance or total abstinence from alcohol. It began in the United States in the 19th century, with a structure sharing similar rituals and regalia to Freemasonry, but both men and women were welcome to join, and it made no distinction by race.
The first lodge in England was established by Joseph Malins (1844-1926), who was born in Worcester but emigrated to the United States, where he found work as a painter of railway wagons. After joining IOGT in the USA, he returned to his homeland to found a lodge in Birmingham in 1868. Interestingly, the Lodge was given the name "IOGT Columbia No. 1" - the reason for this is explained on the IOGT England and Wales website.
It is not known when the lodge in Gloucester opened, but by 1959, a branch of the Seventh Day Adventist Church is known to have been using a room in the building for their meetings.
Seventh Day Adventists remained until 1962, when they took over an iron chapel in Cromwell Street, previously occupied by Christian Scientists.
A more comprehensive account of the foundation of the movement in IOGT England and Wales is available on their website. [Sources: the Wikipedia article on the International Organisation of Good Templars, and the Victoria County History series: A History of the County of Gloucester, Volume 4: The City of Gloucester (1988), pp.319-334 (Protestant Nonconformity)]
Now or formerly Multi-denominational.
If more than one congregation has worshipped here, or its congregation has united with others, in most cases this will record its original dedication.
This Church was located at OS grid reference SO8321018095. You can see this on various mapping systems. Note all links open in a new window:
The Good Templars (IOGT International) Hall, Gloucester shown on a Google Map.
Places of Worship in Gloucester shown on a Google Map.
Old Maps (www.old-maps.co.uk) (verified 2018-10-15)
Streetmap.co.uk (arrow on map shows the Place of Worship's location) (verified 2018-10-15)
Bing (Ordnance Survey option) (verified 2018-10-13)
Bing Maps ('Bird's Eye' View) (verified 2018-10-15)
Ordnance Survey "getamap" (NB some of the 'Change Map' options may require a subscription) (verified 2018-10-15)
OpenStreetMap (Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors, CC-BY-SA) (verified 2018-10-15)
A Vision of Britain Through Time - useful for Boundary Changes (verified 2018-10-15)
www.magic.gov.uk (Modern Maps with various overlays) (verified 2018-10-15)
I have found many websites of use whilst compiling the information for this database. Here are some which deserve mention as being of special interest for Gloucester, and perhaps to Local History and Places of Worship as a whole.
"IOGT Columbia No. 1" in Birmingham, headquarters of IOGT England and Wales. Read more about its foundation under "our history", or visit IOGT International website. (verified 2018-11-21)
A link to an article from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, on International Organisation of Good Templars, which may supply further information, and provide a source of reference. (verified 2018-11-22)
The Victoria County History series: A History of the County of Gloucester, Volume 4: The City of Gloucester - drill down the Table of Contents to find Gloucester. (verified 2018-11-06)
The above links were selected and reviewed at the time I prepared the information, but please be aware their content may vary, or disappear entirely. These factors are outside my control.
Information last updated on 21 Nov 2018 at 11:06.
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You can specify either a Place, or OS Grid Reference to search for. When you specify a Place, only entries for that place will be returned, with Places of Worship listed in alphabetical order. If you specify a Grid Reference, Places of Worship in the immediate vicinity will be listed, in order of distance from the Grid Reference supplied. The default is to list 10, but you can specify How Many you want to see, up to a maximum of 100.
You can further refine your search by supplying other search terms.
You can specify entries with ('Yes') or without ('No') photographs.
You can specify a church or chapel's Dedication, to restrict entries to those containing the term you supply as a dedication. So for instance, 'John' would return 'St John', 'St Mary and St John', 'St John the Divine' &c.
You can specify a Street address, and likewise 'George' will return George Place, St George's Street, George and Dragon, &c.
You can restrict the search to classes of Denomination. The exact denomination is always shown in the results, although the search is for broad types. So you can search for 'Methodist', but not 'Wesleyan Methodist' or 'Primitive Methodist'. 'Multi-denominational' includes Ecumenical Partnerships, and 'Miscellaneous' means anything not covered by other broad classes.
Please note the above provides a search of selected fields in the Gloucestershire section of the Places of Worship Database on this site (churchdb.gukutils.org.uk) only. For other counties, or for a full search of the Database, you might like to try the site's Google Custom Search, which includes full webpage content.
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This Report was created 25 Dec 2020 - 14:47:11 GMT from information held in the Gloucestershire section of the Places of Worship Database. This was last updated on 14 Jun 2019 at 13:31.
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Q: Way to add the text to text box from the list on clicking I have following code which shows a text box.

    Enter the doctor id
    <input type="text" autocomplete="on" name="dr_id" id="user_id" class="user_name" >

Following code is for showing various options from which one can choose one and put it inside text box.The List appears on clicking

List of doctors

The code is shown below

 List of doctors

        Dr.Prashant Salunke - dr.salunke.
Dr.Kalam - dr.apj
Dr.Manmohan Singh - dr.economics
 hide

I want if to make items in that list clickable, such that if one clicks them they appear at the text box . How do i achieve that ? What changes do i need to make in my code?

A: Make a list with ul and li elements like:

Dr.Prashant Salunke - dr.salunke.

Dr.Kalam - dr.apj

Dr.Manmohan Singh - dr.economics

Then create a click event:
$('#list li').click(function()
   {
   $('#user_id').val($(this).text());
   });

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The Wilmette Platform Tennis Club offers flexible opportunities to get you out on the court and playing Platform Tennis. In addition to our membership options, as a public facility we offer opportunities for non-members to use the facility by paying a daily court rate.
* $90/men $75/ladies additional to participate in an Adult League. You must purchase a membership to be eligible for CPTC or NSWPL League play.
Opportunity to play on a league team for an additional $90/men $75/ladies (includes American Platform Tennis Association membership and 10% discount on match balls purchased in September and January).
You will need a household account with the Wilmette Park District to complete the membership process. If you do not have a household account you will be prompted to create one. You can also visit any Park District facility to set up a membership and have your photo taken for your ID. If you sign up online you will still need to stop into a Park District facility to have your ID photo taken.
Wilmette Platform Tennis Club courts are available for play to members at no additional charge. Non-members will pay the season-based hourly rate. Members may make court reservations 7 days in advance. Non-members may make court reservations only 24 hours in advance. Used paddles and balls will be available upon request at no charge. New balls will be available for purchase.


A TimeLine report tells you exactly what planetary influences are at play in your life, and when, and how these influences will be relevant to you, based on your own personal birth chart.
$14.95 for six months. Click here for a .PDF sample.
You can read your daily horoscope in the paper . Until you read a forecast prepared by an astrologer, you won't be getting what you need.
Life Progressions gives you a sense of the big picture. This report describes where and when you are in your life, and offers advice on how to use these times to your greatest advantage.
What you get in your personal Lunar Return report is an overview of what you're likely to feel and experience through the month. You also get a day-by-day look at lunar events.
$14.95 for three months. Click here for a .PDF sample.
Once a year, near your birthday, the Sun returns where it was at the instant of your birth. A Solar Return report describes the influences that will affect you in the coming year.
Astrologers agree that the movement of the planet Saturn, the great timekeeper, is a planet that affects all of us. It marks out a path that all must follow, ready or not.


It's coming up on 01h00 UTC on https://anonradio.net/ and that means it's nearly time for DJ @snowdusk_ !
About 20 minutes from now (00:41UTC as I write this).
http://anonradio.net:8000/anonradio or use vlc, whatever.
Or get yourself a free shell account and ssh into sdf.org and then run 'com' and 'g'oto anonradio. It all works!


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Guaidó justifies his dialogue strategy with the Maduro government
Moro considered releasing Odebrecht's bribes confession in Venezuela to harm president Maduro
Tabaré looks forward to bilateral meeting with Bolsonaro at Mercosur summit
Constitutionalist murdered in Venezuela, Government denounces "Political murder"
Thursday, January 11th 2018 - 12:10 UTC
Jorge Rodríguez, Minister of Communication and Information, described Lucena's death as a "political murder". Hours before the meeting with the opposition in the Dominican Republic.
"We do not need to go to the Dominican Republic for that. Go to the street, there we wait for you." Rodriguez provoked the opposition.
The deputy of the pro-government National Constituent Assembly, Tomás Lucena, was killed on Wednesday afternoon in Trujillo state, in western Venezuela when he was intercepted by two suspects on motorcycles and wounded with several bullets, according to witnesses. The government rates the crime of revenge.
Jorge Rodríguez, Minister of Communication and Information, described Lucena's death as a "political murder". On the eve of the meeting at the dialogue table with the opposition in the Dominican Republic.
"There is a kind of pattern of violence that is repeated and has been occurring" during the ruling government. He also referred to the Venezuelan opposition accusing those who "hate the peace" and make calls "persistently to violence, which are behind the 'economic warfare', at this time, are pointed." Beginning, an accusation similar to those that happened with similar cases in which pro-government leaders were murdered.
Earlier, the opposition deputy for the National Assembly, Juan Andrés Mejía, declared that they would go to the streets if talks between the government and the opposition failed again. Meanwhile, the minister takes advantage of the press conference to respond by inciting him "We do not need to go to the Dominican Republic for that. Go to the street, there we wait for you."
He also attacked the president of the National Assembly, Omar Barboza, to generate violence in the country after the Parliament declared null the creation of the crypto currency Petro.
Categories: Politics, Venezuela.
Tags: Jorge Rodriguez, Omar Barboza, Oposition, Tomas Lucena, Venezuela, Venezuela crisis, violence.


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Le Grand Hôtel des Bains est un ancien hôtel situé sur le Lido, à Venise, dans le nord de l'Italie, en activité de 1900 à 2010, .

Histoire
Il est construit en 1900 pour attirer de riches touristes. Il est de style Art nouveau.

L'imprésario Serge de Diaghilev y meurt en 1929. L'établissement accueillait de nombreuses stars pendant la biennale de Venise.

En 2010, l'hôtel est fermé pour être converti en un complexe d'appartements de luxe, renommé « Residenze Des Bains ». Néanmoins, les travaux sont interrompus avant leur achèvement et sont encore suspendus à ce jour.

Dans les arts
Le Grand Hôtel des Bains est célèbre pour avoir accueilli Thomas Mann en 1911 et lui avoir inspiré son livre La Mort à Venise. L'adaptation cinématographique de Luchino Visconti y a été tournée en 1971.

L'hôtel a également servi de décor en 1996 pour le film Le Patient anglais, figurant l'hôtel Shepheard du Caire (Égypte).

Notes et références

Sources

Grand Hôtel des Bains
Monument à Venise
Lido (Venise)
Architecture Art nouveau en Italie
Édifice construit en 1900

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Lone parents are a diverse but quite large population group numbering almost 1¾ million. A significant proportion are on very low incomes and are disadvantaged in the labour market. The majority of lone parents are not in work and many are simply unable to work because of their childcare responsibilities. Only about a third of lone parents are in work, although 60% say they would like to work (and about half this group is ready to start a job). Not being in work means that almost two-thirds rely on Income Support and, as a result, about 40% of lone parents have income that is less than £100 per week – compared with just 4% of those who live as couples.
So, the Government has decided to help lone parents get into the labour market. They can participate in one of the two main New Deal programmes or take advantage of a specifically designed New Deal for Lone Parents that gives guidance, advice and support plus a small range of financial help in getting back to work.
If you are a lone parent and aged 18–24 then you can choose to enter the New Deal for 18–24 year olds. If you are aged 25 or over, then you can choose to enter the New Deal for people aged 25+.
You can enter these New Deal programmes only if you "have an established claim to JSA" or National Insurance contribution credits. So if you are claiming Income Support, you must stop claiming and sign on for JSA instead, which means that you will have to show that you are available for and actively seeking work (although you can restrict your availability in certain ways because of your childcare responsibilities).
You will continue to get the same rate of benefit on JSA as you did on Income Support. If you receive the lone parent rate of family premium (which was abolished for new claimants in April 1998), you will continue to receive the premium when you transfer to JSA. The regulations state that "special rules will apply where a lone parent moves without a break in entitlement from Income Support to JSA (income-based) (or vice versa). The lone parent rate of family premium will be able to continue as if there had been no change in benefit, provided that other conditions were not affected" (SS (LPA) Regs, Appen 2, para 17).
If you are in receipt of family premium at the lone parent rate then you will lose this if you have a break in your Income Support/JSA claim that lasts longer than 12 weeks. This means that if you take up a place on an option which pays a wage and later leave or complete the option and claim benefit again, you will only be able to claim the family premium at the new, lower rate which applies to couples as well.
If, having agreed to join, you decide the New Deal is not for you, you can leave at any time and reclaim Income Support. You may have your JSA cut for leaving, but you can avoid this by terminating your JSA claim, going straight to the Benefits Agency and making a claim for Income Support instead.
For lone parents of any age in receipt of Income Support, the Government has introduced the New Deal for Lone Parents. The aim of the programme is to improve lone parents' prospects of finding work that suits their particular circumstances. It is a less substantial programme than the New Deal for 18–24 year olds, and mainly offers advice (about available vacancies, jobsearch, childcare and training and education opportunities). It is a purely voluntary programme and you do not have to participate – at any stage and in any way – if you do not wish.
are not registered as incapable of work.
You will be invited to attend the programme once your youngest child is aged 3. However, lone parents with younger children will be allowed to join the programme if they ask to do so.
When you become eligible for the New Deal for Lone Parents, you will be sent a letter inviting you to attend an interview with a personal adviser at the ES or the Benefits Agency. If you attend, then you will be given information about the programme and asked if you want to join. Alternatively, you can enquire about the New Deal by telephoning 0800 868 868.
Whether or not you participate will have no effect on your benefit payments. You have a right to receive Income Support because you are a lone parent, and you are not required to be available for work, or to participate in employment or training programmes. If you do not reply to the first letter you are likely to be sent further letters or telephoned, but you are perfectly entitled to ignore them or say that you do not want to participate.
The programme consists of a series of one-to-one interviews with a personal adviser who can provide you with help with jobsearch techniques, access to job vacancies and information about the labour market, local childcare facilities and education and training.
At your initial interview, you will be given an Action Pack which offers help about returning to work, with advice on writing letters and CVs and ideas on looking for work and preparing for interviews. It also includes information about training, in-work benefits and help with childcare (NDLPG, Ch 1, para 8). You could also receive details about Jobfinder's Grant which you can claim even though you are not receiving JSA.
The initial interview will involve reviewing possible work goals, previous work experience, skills and interests and an assessment of your personal circumstances and how they might affect your chances of working.
The interview may also feature an "in-work benefit calculation" for both full-time and part-time work. This gives you an idea of how much you would gain financially from moving into work once in-work benefits are taken into account. You should be careful about interpreting these figures because they are unlikely to take into account a number of factors such as in-work expenses and travel costs which may be ignored by the New Deal personal adviser.
At the end of the interview, you will be asked if you want to participate further in the New Deal. If you do not, the ES will contact you again "some time in the future" to see if you want help at that time (NDLPG, Ch 4, para 34). However, if you want to participate further, the adviser will arrange another appointment and give you a contact phone number.
Face to face interviews are likely to be held on a fortnightly basis at least. If you are "job-ready", your adviser will regularly undertake searches for appropriate vacancies on your behalf and let you know about them promptly.
Work Trials (short trial periods with an employer with an actual vacancy lasting up to 15 working days). However, note that if you receive the meal allowance of £1.50 it will be taken into account by the BA for benefit purposes.
Comprehensive details of all these programmes are given in the Unemployment and Training Rights Handbook.
The adviser will also check that you are receiving the right benefits and are declaring any income correctly (NDLPG, Ch 6, para 4). If your circumstances have changed (for example, you move address, a child enters work or training, or your youngest child leaves education) your New Deal personal adviser will take the relevant action. One change that your personal adviser may become aware of – and which has a significant impact on your benefit entitlement – is if you "re-partner" (NDLPG, Ch 6, para 34).
Most importantly, the adviser should take care to alert you to the consequences of the hours in a part-time job going over the 16 hour threshold. This is the point when your entitlement to Income Support ceases and you will have to rely on in-work benefits to top-up any low earnings.
If this happens, you will be asked to sign a statement and your adviser will have to alert the Benefits Agency. If you are paid Income Support by a weekly Order Book, your adviser will give you an envelope to return it to the Benefits Agency and ask you not to cash any more pages.
There are a number of expenses that you may incur whilst participating in the New Deal for Lone Parents. ES guidance makes it clear that you should not be worse off financially as a result of your participation (NDLPG, Ch 7, para 2).
If you need help towards childcare costs, they will be reimbursed up to a maximum of £100 per week for your first child or £150 per week for 2 or more children, The children that you claim childcare assistance for must be aged under 15.
If you join WBLA there should be funds available via your training provider to help with childcare costs. But if these do not fully cover your costs, the ES can provide a "top-up".
Although the ES expects a college course to waive its fees for Income Support recipients, the ES will pay registration or examination charges along with some other associated costs like books or essential equipment that cannot be borrowed. The general spending limits are £500 in total and £250 for any single item.
For other learning opportunities, where your adviser says that the training is "necessary", you can have tuition fees, childcare and other related expenses covered – normally up to a maximum £3000, although this must be authorised by your adviser's manager.
You should remember that education or training opportunities are normally only funded up to and including NVQ/SVQ level 2 (NDLPG, Ch 7, para 8). However, you may be able to take an NVQ/SVQ level 3 if you can achieve the qualification in a year and if your New Deal personal adviser believes it will lead to sustainable employment.
A £750 Training Grant will be available on a pilot basis in 24 out of the 142 ES Districts. The grant will enable employers to train lone parents to "appropriate NVQ level in a relevant skill". Funds will also be made available for lone parents to train as childcare workers.


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In search of the perfect deli sandwich
Local Bay Area delis that David Sax recommends:
Saul's
1475 Shattuck Avenue
Website: http://www.saulsdeli.com
David's
474 Geary Street
Website: http://www.davidsdelicatessen.com
Miller's East Coast
Website: http://www.millersdelisf.com
Moishe's Pippic
425 Hayes Street # A
Join David Sax at a book signing and Q&A tonight at 6 p.m. (Monday, October 26th):
1 Ferry Building, #42
About David Sax:
DAVID SAX was born in Toronto, Canada, in 1979. His parents were both originally from Montreal, and while his father was a lifelong deli fanatic, his mother came around to the pleasures of pickled meats only after their marriage. Growing up, David and his family ate at least weekly at Yitz's delicatessen, near their house, where the affable Mr. and Mrs. Yitz would tousle the young boy's hair at every visit. He mostly ate corned beef, salami, or baby beef sandwiches on challah, along with a mug of pink cream soda. The same foods found their way into David's lunchbox, so he basically ate deli every day until he graduated from high school. The formative shift in David's life, turning him from a deli eater to a deli lover, occurred during visits with his father to downtown Montreal's remaining Jewish delicatessens, including Wilensky's Light Lunch (home of the fried salami special) and the legendary Schwartz's. It was here that David first tasted mustard, rye bread, and karnatzel, a thin, garlicky beef salami. He was also shaped by a visit, at six, to Miami Beach, where he and his parents ate at Wolfie Cohen's Rascal House every day for breakfast or lunch. When he was in college David expanded his knowledge of deli culture, sharpening his palate and expanding his waistline. After graduation, he harbored dreams of becoming a foreign correspondent and took off for Israel in the summer of 2002. Realizing there was no deli in Israel, he soon returned home.
In early 2003, David decided to relocate to Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he worked as a freelance journalist. Though Argentina has a sizable Jewish population and plentiful beef, the deli options were limited to one place, Big Momma, which offered weak yet satisfying interpretations of corned beef on rye. Alas, this void could not be supplanted by endless grilled meats, and David returned home to begin work on Save the Deli. In the ensuing years, he has launched the popular blog savethedeli.com, which serves as a portal for deli lovers everywhere. It has helped establish David as one of the world's foremost experts on Jewish delicatessens, and he has been quoted on deli in publications such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, and Time Out New York. He has visited hundreds of delicatessens around the world, and is often the first person deli lovers and owners contact for information. In addition to his work on Save the Deli, David has written on a variety of subjects for publications such as the New Republic, American Way, New York Magazine, Rolling Stone, GQ, Portfolio, Gourmet, and vanityfair.com. He relocated to Brooklyn, New York, in October 2008, just in time for the economy to collapse. In his view, the world needs deli now more than ever.
Website: http://www.savethedeli.com


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Max Weber and Political Ethics
June 30, 2017 nicholasmbourbakibureaucracy, carl schmitt, charisma, constitutional rot, diagnostic political theory, duncan kennedy, ethics of responsibility, Fox News, frank bruni, hans sluga, Jack Balkin, Max Weber, new york times, Oligarchy, otto von bismarck, politics as a vocation, reckless mind, the state 3 Comments
I hadn't read anything by Max Weber until very recently, but finally made my way through "Politics as a Vocation," his late lecture delivered shortly after the end of the First World War and the start of the German Revolution.
Weber seems to be primarily known today for several largely logically independent ideas scattered across the social sciences and humanities — especially: the idea that a Protestant work ethic played a role in the rise of capitalism, the importance of charisma to politics, the centrality of bureaucracy in the modern state, and the definition of the state as "a human community that (successfully) claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force within a given territory" (where "legitimate" only means "accepted as legitimate," to the apparent consternation of many normative political theorists).
I had heard that "Politics as a Vocation," where this definition of the state appears, was one of the places where Weber approached political theorizing, and I was predisposed to sympathize with the lecture by some positive remarks that the legal scholar Duncan Kennedy had made about Weber and the "ethic of responsibility." I've also always believed that political theorists tend to pay too little attention to empirical knowledge from history and political science, so I was hopeful that a broadly historically and empirically informed social scientist like Weber might offer a valuable perspective.
To my surprise, however, the lecture as a whole turns out to be remarkably parochial, and in parts, dangerously misguided.
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The media at the hinge of political history
June 2, 2015 nicholasmbourbakiactivism, anarcho-syndicalism, Bull Connor, civil disobedience, civil rights movement, deliberation days, deliberative democracy, fourth branch, Fox News, Jason Stanley, Marxism, media, nicholas bourbaki, Noam Chomsky, political change, presidency, propaganda, social media, Supreme Court, the force of reasons, Thomas Frank, What's the Matter with Kansas? 4 Comments
I'm beginning to wonder whether the media is in some sense the most crucial actor in understanding political change in a democracy.
The more you read in political science, the more you find grounds for skepticism that various ostensibly powerful actors can bring about change through their own actions. The presidency, for example, doesn't appear to be all that it's cracked up to be. Despite our desire for a President who will use the "bully pulpit" to sway the public, the evidence suggests that Presidents rarely succeed in changing public opinion. At most, their public statements can help shape the agenda, forcing the public to have an opinion on an issue — by influencing what the media talks about.
The courts rarely depart significantly from public opinion, despite the myth of the Supreme Court as the last refuge of liberty and equality in times of crisis and stress. In theory, the Supreme Court might be able to bring about political change by decree, ordering the government to do this or that radically unpopular thing. But that almost never happens in practice.
I suppose someone could argue that Congress is a driving force for political change. Maybe they'd point to the Senate's ostensible deliberative golden age in the antebellum era. But I don't imagine many people would seriously suggest that Congress today is leading much of anything, or more influencing than influenced.
The public itself is remarkably uninformed, and seems likely to remain uninformed despite the dreams of theorists of deliberative democracy for "deliberation days" and so on. To the extent that some portions of the public are informed, they're largely informed by the mass media — and, perhaps, social media, to the extent that the two are different.
How about grassroots activists? There's no doubt that activists can be a real force for political change — on those rare occasions when their decades of Sisyphean efforts bear fruit. But, when this happens, it is usually in part because they have succeeded in getting favorable coverage by the media. Or because they have made their own favorable media, for example by creating a popular, muckraking documentary film.