The National Yoga Camp is a project organised and sponsored by the Malaysian Association of Yoga Instructors (MAYI).
Malaysian Association of Yoga Instructors (MAYI) is a non-governmental organisation, registered under the Societies Act of Malaysia.
MAYI has always been a vision of its founder, Master Mani Sekaran, who is a leading yoga master with more than 20 years of experience in the ancient science of life. Being a health-oriented humanitarian organization, MAYI intents of bringing yoga to all – primarily the impoverished, unfortunate and underprivileged members of the society. It is a non-sectarian in nature, purely in pursuit of creating awareness and understanding of Yoga, as a science of holistic self-development for individuals in society.
We believe in sharing this wonderful gift of yoga with people from all layers of the society, regardless of race, religion, gender or financial standing, primarily to school students – the next generation. 'National Yoga Camp' was born as part of the objective to bring greater awareness about Yoga and the benefits to school students, started in the year 2012 and now it is continuously conducted every year at various locations.
Yoga Camp is a meticulously compiled training. It is 5 days programme, based on a complete Yoga syllabus, such as Yama (restraint) and Niyama (observance) for individual personality development, Yoga Asanas (postures), benefits of Yoga, Shatkarmas techniques (cleansing), Pranayama (breathing), Dharana (concentration) and Dhyana (meditation), for the participants to benefited with increasing awareness about the deep realities of Yoga and its power to transform one's life.
Learning's from Yama (restraints) and Niyama (observances) values; build inner strength, how to love and respect oneself and others, how to be in harmony with friends, teachers and family, how to differentiate between good and bad, how to prevent from getting into bad company and avoid bad habits.
Purification of body; balancing and activation of the vital systems in the body like the digestive, respiratory, circulatory and nervous systems; cleansing of outer and inner organs like the food pipe, stomach, colon, eyes, lungs and ears; to reduce toxin, prevent and manage discomforts and diseases like asthma, cold, gastritis and fever.
Promotes mental stability and steadiness; sends energy to internal organs to keep the organs healthy and to prevent diseases; increases energy, vitality and stamina.
Techniques to manage/get rid of stress; cultivate peaceful, relaxed state of body and mind; techniques to handle all tasks with a calm state of mind.
Concentration techniques for super memory and superior concentration powers; helps students improve in their studies, score well and create a thirst in them to be successful individuals and become top students.
Helps calm the mind, increases concentration and helps one remain centred at all times, especially during studies and during exams.
* Cultivating commendable habits based on yoga teachings from the time one wakes up in the morning right up to the time one goes to sleep.
* The basic understanding of Yoga and the philosophy of Yoga will help the students to approach life with more awareness and expose them to a healthier way of living based on self-discipline, responsibility to themselves and others, and also deeper knowledge of themselves and the world around them. This will build their self-esteem and enhance healthy social interactions, which will them function as progressive, kind and compassionate members of the society.
* At a much deeper level, Yoga is a dynamic form of inner engineering and a powerful transformative force that will create great harmony amongst the members of the community.
I would like to thank Master Manisekaran and his excellent team for organising this wonderful and motivating camp in December 2013.
At first I thought this Yoga camp was just another ordinary camp where they have all the normal camping activities, but when I attended this camp in 2013, I learnt many new asanas (poses) and other yoga-related activities. We did exercises for the eye (tratak). This exercise actually brought my eye sight power down from 350 to 75. I have no words to say. I did this exercise for 4-6 months 10 minutes everyday. I really would like to attend any yoga functions organised by Malaysian Yoga Society. Master Manisekaran is very calmn and is ever so patient in handling the many issues of the teenagers.
We were taught to treat other people as if they were our own brothers and sisters. I was a person who was easily influenced by others and after I attended this course I learnt to be more confident and build my leadership attitude. Join the camp and let miracles take place in you.
Hello, I am Harsvini Loganathan, 19, from Batu Caves, Selangor pursuing my undergraduate studies at the Help University. I am writing about the changes I have seen in myself after participating in the National Yoga Camp organized by Malaysian Yoga Society. Well, to make a long story short the major changes I have seen in myself is from the health aspect. I had a very severe and chronic sinus problem plus I have a very mild pneumonia where the chances of getting an asthma was very thin for me. In the yoga camp, few trained and well-experienced Yoga Instructors taught me few Ayurvedic methods to reduce the sinusitis without any scientific medications. The first method was "Jala Neti". It is actually a very effective practice which shows vast difference after practicing it like a month. The "Jala Neti" actually clears any blockages from the nostrils and allows you to experience clean fresh air. The next method was "Kunjal". This practice actually a very easy ready-at-home detox practice.
My heartiest gratitude to Master Manisekaran and his superb team, for organising such an excellent camp in December 2012.
How to Give Your Support ?
To make this project a success, we are looking forward to raise RM50,000.00 to cater to the children's lodging, food, training material and other expenses. We are also targeting to sponsor about 250 students from underprivileged families.
We are relying solely on the generosity of individuals and members of the public to help us bear this mammoth cost. We welcome cash donations and donations in the form of food, stationaries, etc.
Click here to download the sponsorship form 1. Make a Cash or Cheque deposit at following bank in Malaysia, or online via internet banking to: CIMB Bank Account Details: Pertubuhan Jurulatih Yoga Malaysia/Malaysian Association of Yoga Instructors (MAYI) Account No: 8000393175 2. Send your gift by way of cheque, money order or postal order payable to 'Malaysian Association of Yoga Instructor (MAYI)' and mail it to our address: No. 3, Jalan Ang Seng 3, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Its Time We Celebrate Them, too ~ THANK YOU Dear Ones !
2019 © Malaysian Association of Yoga Instructors. Crafted with love by SiteOrigin.


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Police Federation: Cuts Could Endanger Officers
Police Recruits "Should work for free"
The chairman of the Police Federation's Constables Central Committee has warned ministers of severe knock-on effects with personnel if Forces cut staffing levels to the bone.
In a speech promoting the Federation's Real Policing Pledge in London, PC Paul Lewis stressed that assaults on police, increased sickness levels and a far less flexible service to the public are likely outcomes should the front line be hit.
And he warned both chief officers and politicians that they risked a serious situation if they did not consider the bigger picture when deciding where cuts should fall.
PC Lewis added: "Looking ahead we know that money is tight – very tight.
"But we would also warn the government against acting in haste – they may find that if they act in haste, then they will be repenting at their leisure."
While accepting that politicians had difficult decisions to make, PC Lewis said a joint report by HMIC and the Audit Commission published this week had identified that £1 billion of funding could be made without harming service.
The report had suggested that more collaboration, shared procurement and a reduction in back room costs could make the savings – but also warned that cuts of more than 12per cent would impact on the sharp end of policing.
But PC Lewis said it was "infuriating" that commentators failed to focus on these practicalities and insisted instead on talking about cuts to officer numbers.
He added: "More infuriating is when Chief Officers' jump to this all too easy solution for fear that looking at other moves to make savings should prove too difficult.
"We know that with 80 per cent of the police budget going on staff costs there is a temptation for the axe to fall on personnel. But in past years officer sickness records have improved and any decline in numbers is likely to see rates increase again.
"The level of assaults on police is still high – it is a difficult and demanding job that we do. That is why we must ensure we have sufficient police officers, with the appropriate safety equipment and training not only to protect the public but to protect and support each other."
PC Lewis said that the Federation needed to work with politicians as well other organisations such as ACPO and the Superintendents' Association to ensure that any financial decisions did not have a detrimental impact on the public.
He concluded: "It is all very well saying that we need to do more for less, but should that equate to more work with less officers, the strain on those at the sharp end will be immense."
Article courtesy of www.policeoracle.com
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At first sight I thought this must be a joke from April Fool's Day. However, it is a deadly serious prospect as you will gather from reading on. Thank God I am retired. I would never be recruited today!
Chief Constables are planning to introduce a national scheme that would see people wanting to become police officers working for free before they can join the force.
The move is part of their response to the large budget cuts they will have to make as part of the government's slashing of public spending.
The Association of Chief Police Officers has asked the National Policing Improvement Agency for guidance on a scheme to be introduced across all 43 forces, senior sources have confirmed.
Critics say it means policing on the cheap and could deter recruits from poorer backgrounds. Police chiefs believe it could save £40m-£50m.
ACPO held its annual conference last week in Manchester, where police chiefs discussed in public and private how to maintain their ability to fight crime while coping with the biggest budget cuts in recent history. Police chiefs believe they can build support for the changes, and bypass or neutralise opposition from within the service, by selling it as a move towards greater professionalism.
They will also argue that it puts aspiring police officers on the same footing as other public sector professions, such as nurses, who are expected to fund their training themselves unless they can win a bursary.
Three models for a national scheme are being studied. One is operated by Lancashire police, in which those wanting to join the force first have to attend a university offering a two-year course. This teaches recruits law and policing in diverse communities. During the course, students work as special constables. Only after completing it can they apply to become full police constables.
Lancashire accepts the scheme has helped cut its training costs. There is no guarantee of a job at the end of it.
Scotland Yard is proposing to introduce a scheme that was passed by its watchdog last week. Potential recruits would have to work for up to a year as special constables before being allowed to apply to Britain's largest force.
The third model is that operated by Surrey police, which sees recruits pay £700 for training. Mark Rowley, Chief Constable of Surrey police, said it does more than save money: "We are getting better recruits, because they have committed their own time to learning and progressing further their career in the police."
Rowley said the scheme means once people join his force they have "better practical skills than before".
Simon Reed, vice-chair of the Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers, said: "We're not convinced. We may find the cost of it deters people from ethnic minorities and from working-class backgrounds, people we want to see joining. It is putting another barrier in their way. We hope they will not replace police officers with specials."
He said people from the armed forces are not allowed to serve as special constables, so they could in effect be barred from joining the police. Reed added that some police forces were not recruiting, meaning people who work for free or pay for training courses could end up having wasted their time and money.
In London, Labour is opposing the Metropolitan police scheme. Joanne McCartney, a Labour member of the Metropolitan Police Authority, said: "If the Met can get this through, then other forces will follow suit. It's unfair and will disadvantage anyone with caring responsibilities, anyone already in work, and anyone who can't afford to work unpaid for a year or more.
"We know this is a financially driven decision and not one taken in the best long-term interests of the Met. Specials are an invaluable asset, but they are an addition to full-time officers. They do not offer the same resilience as they can't be compelled to work, and nor should they."
The Policing Minister, Nick Herbert, spent three days – an unusually large time for someone in government – at the ACPO Conference. He told the Guardian that money could also be saved by buying items centrally, such as information technology systems.
Herbert said the days of 43 forces in England and Wales doing their own thing, regardless of cost, were over. "There have been 43 fiefdoms and when money was around that could go on. Money is much tighter and we cannot be relaxed about inefficiency."

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package com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1;

import static com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.CertificateManagerClient.ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsPagedResponse;
import static com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.CertificateManagerClient.ListCertificateMapEntriesPagedResponse;
import static com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.CertificateManagerClient.ListCertificateMapsPagedResponse;
import static com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.CertificateManagerClient.ListCertificatesPagedResponse;
import static com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.CertificateManagerClient.ListDnsAuthorizationsPagedResponse;
import static com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.CertificateManagerClient.ListLocationsPagedResponse;

import com.google.api.core.ApiFunction;
import com.google.api.core.BetaApi;
import com.google.api.gax.core.GoogleCredentialsProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.core.InstantiatingExecutorProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.grpc.InstantiatingGrpcChannelProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.httpjson.InstantiatingHttpJsonChannelProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.ApiClientHeaderProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.ClientContext;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.ClientSettings;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.OperationCallSettings;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.PagedCallSettings;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.TransportChannelProvider;
import com.google.api.gax.rpc.UnaryCallSettings;
import com.google.cloud.certificatemanager.v1.stub.CertificateManagerStubSettings;
import com.google.cloud.location.GetLocationRequest;
import com.google.cloud.location.ListLocationsRequest;
import com.google.cloud.location.ListLocationsResponse;
import com.google.cloud.location.Location;
import com.google.longrunning.Operation;
import com.google.protobuf.Empty;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;
import javax.annotation.Generated;

// AUTO-GENERATED DOCUMENTATION AND CLASS.
/**
 * Settings class to configure an instance of {@link CertificateManagerClient}.
 *
 *
The default instance has everything set to sensible defaults:
 *
 *

 *
The default service address (certificatemanager.googleapis.com) and default port (443) are
 *       used.
 *
Credentials are acquired automatically through Application Default Credentials.
 *
Retries are configured for idempotent methods but not for non-idempotent methods.
 *

 *
 *
The builder of this class is recursive, so contained classes are themselves builders. When
 * build() is called, the tree of builders is called to create the complete settings object.
 *
 *
For example, to set the total timeout of getCertificate to 30 seconds:
 *
 *
{@code
 * // This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a code template only.
 * // It will require modifications to work:
 * // - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
 * // - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service client as shown in
 * // https://cloud.google.com/java/docs/setup#configure_endpoints_for_the_client_library
 * CertificateManagerSettings.Builder certificateManagerSettingsBuilder =
 *     CertificateManagerSettings.newBuilder();
 * certificateManagerSettingsBuilder
 *     .getCertificateSettings()
 *     .setRetrySettings(
 *         certificateManagerSettingsBuilder
 *             .getCertificateSettings()
 *             .getRetrySettings()
 *             .toBuilder()
 *             .setTotalTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(30))
 *             .build());
 * CertificateManagerSettings certificateManagerSettings =
 *     certificateManagerSettingsBuilder.build();
 * }

 */
@Generated("by gapic-generator-java")
public class CertificateManagerSettings extends ClientSettings<CertificateManagerSettings> {

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to listCertificates. */
  public PagedCallSettings<
          ListCertificatesRequest, ListCertificatesResponse, ListCertificatesPagedResponse>
      listCertificatesSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).listCertificatesSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to getCertificate. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<GetCertificateRequest, Certificate> getCertificateSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).getCertificateSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificate. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<CreateCertificateRequest, Operation> createCertificateSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).createCertificateSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificate. */
  public OperationCallSettings<CreateCertificateRequest, Certificate, OperationMetadata>
      createCertificateOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .createCertificateOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateCertificate. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<UpdateCertificateRequest, Operation> updateCertificateSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).updateCertificateSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateCertificate. */
  public OperationCallSettings<UpdateCertificateRequest, Certificate, OperationMetadata>
      updateCertificateOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .updateCertificateOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificate. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<DeleteCertificateRequest, Operation> deleteCertificateSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).deleteCertificateSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificate. */
  public OperationCallSettings<DeleteCertificateRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
      deleteCertificateOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .deleteCertificateOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to listCertificateMaps. */
  public PagedCallSettings<
          ListCertificateMapsRequest, ListCertificateMapsResponse, ListCertificateMapsPagedResponse>
      listCertificateMapsSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).listCertificateMapsSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to getCertificateMap. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<GetCertificateMapRequest, CertificateMap> getCertificateMapSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).getCertificateMapSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificateMap. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<CreateCertificateMapRequest, Operation> createCertificateMapSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).createCertificateMapSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificateMap. */
  public OperationCallSettings<CreateCertificateMapRequest, CertificateMap, OperationMetadata>
      createCertificateMapOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .createCertificateMapOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMap. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<UpdateCertificateMapRequest, Operation> updateCertificateMapSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).updateCertificateMapSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMap. */
  public OperationCallSettings<UpdateCertificateMapRequest, CertificateMap, OperationMetadata>
      updateCertificateMapOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .updateCertificateMapOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMap. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<DeleteCertificateMapRequest, Operation> deleteCertificateMapSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).deleteCertificateMapSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMap. */
  public OperationCallSettings<DeleteCertificateMapRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
      deleteCertificateMapOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .deleteCertificateMapOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to listCertificateMapEntries. */
  public PagedCallSettings<
          ListCertificateMapEntriesRequest,
          ListCertificateMapEntriesResponse,
          ListCertificateMapEntriesPagedResponse>
      listCertificateMapEntriesSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).listCertificateMapEntriesSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to getCertificateMapEntry. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<GetCertificateMapEntryRequest, CertificateMapEntry>
      getCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).getCertificateMapEntrySettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificateMapEntry. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<CreateCertificateMapEntryRequest, Operation>
      createCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).createCertificateMapEntrySettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificateMapEntry. */
  public OperationCallSettings<
          CreateCertificateMapEntryRequest, CertificateMapEntry, OperationMetadata>
      createCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .createCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMapEntry. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<UpdateCertificateMapEntryRequest, Operation>
      updateCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).updateCertificateMapEntrySettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMapEntry. */
  public OperationCallSettings<
          UpdateCertificateMapEntryRequest, CertificateMapEntry, OperationMetadata>
      updateCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .updateCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMapEntry. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<DeleteCertificateMapEntryRequest, Operation>
      deleteCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).deleteCertificateMapEntrySettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMapEntry. */
  public OperationCallSettings<DeleteCertificateMapEntryRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
      deleteCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .deleteCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to listDnsAuthorizations. */
  public PagedCallSettings<
          ListDnsAuthorizationsRequest,
          ListDnsAuthorizationsResponse,
          ListDnsAuthorizationsPagedResponse>
      listDnsAuthorizationsSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).listDnsAuthorizationsSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to getDnsAuthorization. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<GetDnsAuthorizationRequest, DnsAuthorization>
      getDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).getDnsAuthorizationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createDnsAuthorization. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<CreateDnsAuthorizationRequest, Operation>
      createDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).createDnsAuthorizationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createDnsAuthorization. */
  public OperationCallSettings<CreateDnsAuthorizationRequest, DnsAuthorization, OperationMetadata>
      createDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .createDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateDnsAuthorization. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<UpdateDnsAuthorizationRequest, Operation>
      updateDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).updateDnsAuthorizationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to updateDnsAuthorization. */
  public OperationCallSettings<UpdateDnsAuthorizationRequest, DnsAuthorization, OperationMetadata>
      updateDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .updateDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteDnsAuthorization. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<DeleteDnsAuthorizationRequest, Operation>
      deleteDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).deleteDnsAuthorizationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteDnsAuthorization. */
  public OperationCallSettings<DeleteDnsAuthorizationRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
      deleteDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .deleteDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to listCertificateIssuanceConfigs. */
  public PagedCallSettings<
          ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsRequest,
          ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsResponse,
          ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsPagedResponse>
      listCertificateIssuanceConfigsSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .listCertificateIssuanceConfigsSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to getCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<GetCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, CertificateIssuanceConfig>
      getCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .getCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<CreateCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, Operation>
      createCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .createCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to createCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
  public OperationCallSettings<
          CreateCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, CertificateIssuanceConfig, OperationMetadata>
      createCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .createCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<DeleteCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, Operation>
      deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
  public OperationCallSettings<DeleteCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
      deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings())
        .deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to listLocations. */
  public PagedCallSettings<ListLocationsRequest, ListLocationsResponse, ListLocationsPagedResponse>
      listLocationsSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).listLocationsSettings();
  }

  /** Returns the object with the settings used for calls to getLocation. */
  public UnaryCallSettings<GetLocationRequest, Location> getLocationSettings() {
    return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings) getStubSettings()).getLocationSettings();
  }

  public static final CertificateManagerSettings create(CertificateManagerStubSettings stub)
      throws IOException {
    return new CertificateManagerSettings.Builder(stub.toBuilder()).build();
  }

  /** Returns a builder for the default ExecutorProvider for this service. */
  public static InstantiatingExecutorProvider.Builder defaultExecutorProviderBuilder() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.defaultExecutorProviderBuilder();
  }

  /** Returns the default service endpoint. */
  public static String getDefaultEndpoint() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.getDefaultEndpoint();
  }

  /** Returns the default service scopes. */
  public static List<String> getDefaultServiceScopes() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.getDefaultServiceScopes();
  }

  /** Returns a builder for the default credentials for this service. */
  public static GoogleCredentialsProvider.Builder defaultCredentialsProviderBuilder() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.defaultCredentialsProviderBuilder();
  }

  /** Returns a builder for the default gRPC ChannelProvider for this service. */
  public static InstantiatingGrpcChannelProvider.Builder defaultGrpcTransportProviderBuilder() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.defaultGrpcTransportProviderBuilder();
  }

  /** Returns a builder for the default REST ChannelProvider for this service. */
  @BetaApi
  public static InstantiatingHttpJsonChannelProvider.Builder
      defaultHttpJsonTransportProviderBuilder() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.defaultHttpJsonTransportProviderBuilder();
  }

  public static TransportChannelProvider defaultTransportChannelProvider() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.defaultTransportChannelProvider();
  }

  @BetaApi("The surface for customizing headers is not stable yet and may change in the future.")
  public static ApiClientHeaderProvider.Builder defaultApiClientHeaderProviderBuilder() {
    return CertificateManagerStubSettings.defaultApiClientHeaderProviderBuilder();
  }

  /** Returns a new gRPC builder for this class. */
  public static Builder newBuilder() {
    return Builder.createDefault();
  }

  /** Returns a new REST builder for this class. */
  @BetaApi
  public static Builder newHttpJsonBuilder() {
    return Builder.createHttpJsonDefault();
  }

  /** Returns a new builder for this class. */
  public static Builder newBuilder(ClientContext clientContext) {
    return new Builder(clientContext);
  }

  /** Returns a builder containing all the values of this settings class. */
  public Builder toBuilder() {
    return new Builder(this);
  }

  protected CertificateManagerSettings(Builder settingsBuilder) throws IOException {
    super(settingsBuilder);
  }

  /** Builder for CertificateManagerSettings. */
  public static class Builder extends ClientSettings.Builder<CertificateManagerSettings, Builder> {

    protected Builder() throws IOException {
      this(((ClientContext) null));
    }

    protected Builder(ClientContext clientContext) {
      super(CertificateManagerStubSettings.newBuilder(clientContext));
    }

    protected Builder(CertificateManagerSettings settings) {
      super(settings.getStubSettings().toBuilder());
    }

    protected Builder(CertificateManagerStubSettings.Builder stubSettings) {
      super(stubSettings);
    }

    private static Builder createDefault() {
      return new Builder(CertificateManagerStubSettings.newBuilder());
    }

    @BetaApi
    private static Builder createHttpJsonDefault() {
      return new Builder(CertificateManagerStubSettings.newHttpJsonBuilder());
    }

    public CertificateManagerStubSettings.Builder getStubSettingsBuilder() {
      return ((CertificateManagerStubSettings.Builder) getStubSettings());
    }

    /**
     * Applies the given settings updater function to all of the unary API methods in this service.
     *
     *
Note: This method does not support applying settings to streaming methods.
     */
    public Builder applyToAllUnaryMethods(
        ApiFunction<UnaryCallSettings.Builder<?, ?>, Void> settingsUpdater) {
      super.applyToAllUnaryMethods(
          getStubSettingsBuilder().unaryMethodSettingsBuilders(), settingsUpdater);
      return this;
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to listCertificates. */
    public PagedCallSettings.Builder<
            ListCertificatesRequest, ListCertificatesResponse, ListCertificatesPagedResponse>
        listCertificatesSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().listCertificatesSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to getCertificate. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<GetCertificateRequest, Certificate> getCertificateSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().getCertificateSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificate. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<CreateCertificateRequest, Operation>
        createCertificateSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificate. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<CreateCertificateRequest, Certificate, OperationMetadata>
        createCertificateOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateCertificate. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<UpdateCertificateRequest, Operation>
        updateCertificateSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateCertificateSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateCertificate. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<UpdateCertificateRequest, Certificate, OperationMetadata>
        updateCertificateOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateCertificateOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificate. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateRequest, Operation>
        deleteCertificateSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificate. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
        deleteCertificateOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to listCertificateMaps. */
    public PagedCallSettings.Builder<
            ListCertificateMapsRequest,
            ListCertificateMapsResponse,
            ListCertificateMapsPagedResponse>
        listCertificateMapsSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().listCertificateMapsSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to getCertificateMap. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<GetCertificateMapRequest, CertificateMap>
        getCertificateMapSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().getCertificateMapSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificateMap. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<CreateCertificateMapRequest, Operation>
        createCertificateMapSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateMapSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificateMap. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            CreateCertificateMapRequest, CertificateMap, OperationMetadata>
        createCertificateMapOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateMapOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMap. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<UpdateCertificateMapRequest, Operation>
        updateCertificateMapSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateCertificateMapSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMap. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            UpdateCertificateMapRequest, CertificateMap, OperationMetadata>
        updateCertificateMapOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateCertificateMapOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMap. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateMapRequest, Operation>
        deleteCertificateMapSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateMapSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMap. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateMapRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
        deleteCertificateMapOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateMapOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to listCertificateMapEntries. */
    public PagedCallSettings.Builder<
            ListCertificateMapEntriesRequest,
            ListCertificateMapEntriesResponse,
            ListCertificateMapEntriesPagedResponse>
        listCertificateMapEntriesSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().listCertificateMapEntriesSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to getCertificateMapEntry. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<GetCertificateMapEntryRequest, CertificateMapEntry>
        getCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().getCertificateMapEntrySettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificateMapEntry. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<CreateCertificateMapEntryRequest, Operation>
        createCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateMapEntrySettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificateMapEntry. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            CreateCertificateMapEntryRequest, CertificateMapEntry, OperationMetadata>
        createCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMapEntry. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<UpdateCertificateMapEntryRequest, Operation>
        updateCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateCertificateMapEntrySettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateCertificateMapEntry. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            UpdateCertificateMapEntryRequest, CertificateMapEntry, OperationMetadata>
        updateCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMapEntry. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateMapEntryRequest, Operation>
        deleteCertificateMapEntrySettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateMapEntrySettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateMapEntry. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateMapEntryRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
        deleteCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateMapEntryOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to listDnsAuthorizations. */
    public PagedCallSettings.Builder<
            ListDnsAuthorizationsRequest,
            ListDnsAuthorizationsResponse,
            ListDnsAuthorizationsPagedResponse>
        listDnsAuthorizationsSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().listDnsAuthorizationsSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to getDnsAuthorization. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<GetDnsAuthorizationRequest, DnsAuthorization>
        getDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().getDnsAuthorizationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createDnsAuthorization. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<CreateDnsAuthorizationRequest, Operation>
        createDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createDnsAuthorizationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createDnsAuthorization. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            CreateDnsAuthorizationRequest, DnsAuthorization, OperationMetadata>
        createDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateDnsAuthorization. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<UpdateDnsAuthorizationRequest, Operation>
        updateDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateDnsAuthorizationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to updateDnsAuthorization. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            UpdateDnsAuthorizationRequest, DnsAuthorization, OperationMetadata>
        updateDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().updateDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteDnsAuthorization. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<DeleteDnsAuthorizationRequest, Operation>
        deleteDnsAuthorizationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteDnsAuthorizationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteDnsAuthorization. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<DeleteDnsAuthorizationRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
        deleteDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteDnsAuthorizationOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to listCertificateIssuanceConfigs. */
    public PagedCallSettings.Builder<
            ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsRequest,
            ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsResponse,
            ListCertificateIssuanceConfigsPagedResponse>
        listCertificateIssuanceConfigsSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().listCertificateIssuanceConfigsSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to getCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<GetCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, CertificateIssuanceConfig>
        getCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().getCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<CreateCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, Operation>
        createCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to createCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            CreateCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, CertificateIssuanceConfig, OperationMetadata>
        createCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().createCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<DeleteCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, Operation>
        deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to deleteCertificateIssuanceConfig. */
    public OperationCallSettings.Builder<
            DeleteCertificateIssuanceConfigRequest, Empty, OperationMetadata>
        deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().deleteCertificateIssuanceConfigOperationSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to listLocations. */
    public PagedCallSettings.Builder<
            ListLocationsRequest, ListLocationsResponse, ListLocationsPagedResponse>
        listLocationsSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().listLocationsSettings();
    }

    /** Returns the builder for the settings used for calls to getLocation. */
    public UnaryCallSettings.Builder<GetLocationRequest, Location> getLocationSettings() {
      return getStubSettingsBuilder().getLocationSettings();
    }

    @Override
    public CertificateManagerSettings build() throws IOException {
      return new CertificateManagerSettings(this);
    }
  }
}

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This specially designed team building day is based around the scenario of a plane crash. The group is split into smaller teams and led off to a 'crash site' in our woodlands, where they receive all the details required to survive for an unspecified length of time and to achieve rescue.
To meet the group's immediate survival needs they must create camp, depending on the aims and duration of the session this can include elements of fire lighting (including friction fire lighting), shelter creation, Kelly kettles and cooking their lunch over an open fire.
Their aim is then to carry out a reconnaissance of the site to locate the equipment that will ensure their rescue. At this stage the groups will need to join forces and work in collaboration to ensure a positive outcome, although there are plenty of opportunities within the exercise for competition to emerge.
Learning Objectives and final reviews will vary on the format of the day and the final programme.
If you have specific learning objectives or curriculum areas you would like explored please let us know.
Duration: half day, full day and can also be extended to include overnight experience.
Groups running at one time: We suggest a maximum of 6.
Recommendations: Groups should bring warm outdoor clothing as well as waterproofs.


This week's Featured Spartan was Geoffrey Koboldt, Senior Operations Executive (See his LI profile.) Geoffrey had agreed to answer questions about his industry, career background, and anything else he could help you learn to further your career. This discussion was open from 05/25/15 until 06/08/15.
Geoffrey Koboldt – Thanks Dave! I appreciate the opportunity to help fellow Spartans. Since I will be facilitating a LinkedIn workshop for the LA Spartans next month, let's start the discussion off with how to get the most out of your LI profile and advance your career.
Before you start your resume or LI profile updates, I highly encourage everyone to take some time to conduct a self-analysis and really hone in on what your real value is to a company. I went through this myself for 3 weeks, turning 5 pages of questions into 26 pages of notes; dissecting every detail, prior to creating my resume.
Here's where you show a little creativity with a concrete branding statement that represents you or you combine a few keywords that reflect your skills. If you look at my profile, you will see that I focus on "Senior Operations Executive" + "Operations Leadership" + Lean Six Sigma consistently throughout my entire profile, but most importantly in my header. I also use little stars as differentiators to stand out.
The biggest mistake I see people making is their summary fails to demonstrate what their unique value proposition is and why a company should hire them. Just like a resume, whereby hiring managers only spend about 6-10 seconds scanning, your LI summary needs to "reel" them in or you'll lose that chance at getting an interview. The summary needs to be concise, but also show the personality of a person. Take a moment to review my summary, and see what you can learn from it.
In the experience section, mistakes include failing to quantify their results, using poor verb tenses and sounding like a "yes" person. I prefer using strong verbs such as: Improved, Navigated, Led, Drove, Deployed, Achieved, Boosted, etc. For example, here's one of mine: Improved on-time performance from 40% in Q1. to 71% in Q4. (>82% improvement), while simultaneously reducing the production lead-time from 20.9 to 16.4 weeks (22% overall). Another example, if you were in sales, you might want to say "Drove a 60% increase in sales over prior year, from $1M to $1.6M." Also, if you had won an award such as Presidents club, it would be best to say "earned" rather than "won" or "received" because you EARNED it. Avoid sounding like a "yes" person that just fills a role that anyone could have done. Identify what value you added to the organization!
This is a good start Spartans… let me know what questions you have. Sparty on!
Dave Isbell – Thanks for being here Geoffrey, already you've given some great insights in your first post! Since we are on the topic of LI, can you talk about some effective ways you've been able to use it as a relationship-building tool?
Geoffrey Koboldt – Networking is key in today's employment market, but your communication has to "connect" with others. I leverage LI by personally messaging every one of my contacts 2x per year. I preface the message with my willingness to help them and furthermore, the expertise that I can offer. Then I go into the updates of what I've been working on. All of this adds a personal touch and helps build trust and credibility. LI is not a database of contacts that you reach out to when you need something. It's like any relationship, which requires work. From these relationships that I've formed, I've been able to connect business owners with bright employees, connect B2B's, hire a photographer or designer, help recruiters find top talent, etc. I encourage everyone to spend at least 10 minutes per day on LI networking, building relationships and hopefully landing your dream job! Sparty on!!
Alyssa – I would like to publicly thank Geoffrey for helping me beef up my resume recently. He reached out to me after I posted a discussion on the MSU Alumni of Los Angeles LI page, and already with the major changes he assisted me with I have had better results. Great insights from an accomplished individual!
Dave Isbell – Great answer Geoffrey!
Dave Isbell – Alyssa, Thanks for chiming in! Would you mind sharing some of the key ideas that Geoffrey shared that resonated most with you?
Alyssa – The greatest insight he provided was that I was failing to quantify my experiences. My resume looks much stronger after implementing his suggestions!
Jeremy – Geoff, what pertinent advice would you give to someone moving to a new location post-graduation and beginning to build a network in unfamiliar territory?
Geoffrey Koboldt– Thank you Alyssa – Glad I could help you out.
Geoffrey Koboldt– Jeremy, I would first start by joining an alumni group, if available in the area. Alumni groups can provide valuable resources such as which neighborhoods are safer to live in, what companies are hiring, etc. Next, I would focus on utilizing LinkedIn to specifically target companies in the city you are moving to. Start adding people who work there and start getting to know them to see if it is a company worth pursuing. You'll be amazed at the honesty of most people: good or bad. Over time, and assuming you have the experience, I encourage you to go directly to the hiring managers and strike up a conversation. Always go straight to the decision makers! A third thing is to attend as many networking mixer events as possible. Don't be afraid to step outside your industry, because you never know who might be in the room that can open up a door. Confidence is key!! Go Green!
Dave Isbell – Thank you Geoffrey for your insights and to each of you who joined in to the conversation. This discussion is now closed but new ones start every week in the MSU Alumni Association Linkedin group.


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Baltimore judge rules city violated contracts by cutting police, fire pension benefits
The partial ruling in favor of the police and fire unions, who have battled the city in court for years, was hailed by retirees
By Luke Broadwater
BALTIMORE — A Baltimore circuit judge has ruled that city officials broke their contract with many police officers, firefighters and retirees in 2010 by cutting a key pension provision that has cost retirees millions in pension benefits.
Judge Julie R. Rubin ruled Tuesday that former Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's overhaul of pension benefits "unlawfully withdrew" a variable pension benefit that paid out more money to retirees when the stock market improved.
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"The city breached its contract," she wrote in an opinion that handed several victories to the unions and others to the city.
The partial ruling in favor of the police and fire unions — who have battled the city in court for years — was hailed by retirees.
"The city is going to owe a lot of money," predicted Lt. Victor Gearhart, the former first vice president of the Baltimore police union. "Justice will be done for the retirees since [Rawlings-Blake] illegally cut our benefits. A contract is still a contract and the city will learn to respect that."
In her ruling, Rubin did not state what damages — if any — the city would have to pay. But council members said they are bracing for a potential impact of being forced to pay out tens of millions of dollars in pension benefits dating back to the law's passage.
An actuary has estimated the city could be liable for as much as $57 million in payments should the unions ultimately prevail in court.
The next court date in the matter has not been set.
City Councilman Eric T. Costello, chairman of the council's budget committee, said city officials have set aside $24.3 million to pay out in case they lose the lawsuit.
"This has been ongoing for seven years," Costello said of the legal battle. "I'd like to see it resolved as quickly as a humanly possible. This is something that's outstanding that public safety officers are upset about and rightfully so. We want to get it resolved as quickly as possible."
Rawlings-Blake overhauled the city's police and fire pension system to prevent an imminent fiscal crisis, she said. The city's pension fund for firefighters and police officers is funded at about 70 percent of the long-term costs of providing benefits. Its unfunded long-term liability is more than $1 billion.
City officials say the mayor's legislation — which was passed by the City Council — ultimately cut about $400 million in long-term pension costs by reducing benefits, raising the retirement age and requiring higher contributions from workers.
The unions, in response, launched a campaign against Rawlings-Blake and her City Council supporters, picketing City Hall, posting billboards accusing elected leaders of turning their backs on public safety workers, and filing suit.
Since the law's enactment, the city and public safety unions have traded court victories in the case.
In 2014, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., overturned a lower court's ruling in 2012 that a key provision of the 2010 law limiting cost-of-living increases for younger retirees was unconstitutional and not reasonable. But the appeals court concluded the police officers and firefighters could continue to contest the law in state court for "breach of contract."
Judge Barbara Milano Keenan of the 4th Circuit wrote at the time that the unions could try again to challenge the law using a different argument, specifically that the city has taken "private property for public use, without just compensation."
Under the mayor's overhaul, firefighters and police have been required to increase contributions to the pension fund — now 10 percent of their salaries. Officers were told that they would no longer be able to retire after 20 years, but would have to stay on the force for 25 years to receive their pensions.
Retired workers also lost what was called the "variable benefit," an annual increase tied to the stock market. Instead, the youngest retirees receive no annual increase through the variable benefit, and older retirees receive a 1 percent or 2 percent annual increase.
In 2012, U.S. District Judge Marvin J. Garbis took issue with that aspect of the law, ruling that the cost-of-living adjustments were unconstitutional in that they harmed younger retirees too severely.
The plan "had the pernicious effect of eliminating and/or reducing annual increases from retirees under 65 at the time of enactment and, consequently, significantly reducing their pensions when they became 65," he wrote.
The law was "not reasonable," Garbis wrote at the time.
City Solicitor Andre Davis said Wednesday he looked forward resolving the matter in court. Several aspects of the union's suit still must go to trial according to Rubin's ruling.
"Under the judge's decision there's going to be a trial," he said. "We look forward to meeting with the judge."
Lester Davis, a spokesman for City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young, said his office is studying the matter.
"We have to sit down with the solicitor and get a clear understanding of the city's plan going forward," he said. "When folks dedicate themselves to public service, they deserve to be compensated in retirement. We also have to make sure we're not bankrupting the city so we can continue to take care of folks who put their lives on the line for the city."
©2018 The Baltimore Sun
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Before Shabbat, I marinated a four pound roast in about eight ounces of wine and then roasted it. The wine I used was from a bottle of eino mevushal wine that I had opened a week ago. On Shabbat, I realized that our non-Jewish nanny had been in the house last week. I assumed that made the opened bottle of wine not kosher, so I did not serve the roast to my company at the Shabbat meal. I kept the roast and I want to know if I need to throw it out. I should add that I only realized the problem after I tasted the meat. I didn't taste the wine per se, but I could definitely tell that it had been marinated in wine.
There are a number of reasons why the roast is permitted, mostly having to do with the status of the wine. This also raises interesting questions in terms of bitul, the nullification of small quantities of non-kosher food that get mixed in with kosher food, and I will explore that issue first and then turn to the status of the wine.
Let us first assess the situation assuming that the wine is considered not kosher. If so, the meat would only be permissible if it was 60 times the volume of the wine. This would render the wine batel, nullified, on the assumption that any ingredient that makes up less than one-sixtieth of a mixture cannot be tasted.
While non-kosher wine mixed in water or another liquid is nullified in a 1:6 ratio (SA YD 134:5, Iggrot Moshe YD 1:62), when it is mixed in a stew or absorbed in a solid it is only nullified in a 1:60 ratio like all other non-kosher foods (Shulkhan Arukh YD 134:2, Shakh note 21).
This ratio is based on volume (see Pitchei Teshuvah YD 98:2). A wine bottle contains approximately 25 ounces, so eight ounces of wine is about one-third of a bottle of wine and sixty times that is 20 bottles of wine. There is no question that a four pound roast is not the size of 20 bottles of wine.
Often most of the wine will evaporate during the roasting. Is it possible to use the smaller post-evaporation quantity as the basis of our measurements? The answer is no. The Shulkhan Arukh (YD 99:4) rules that we determine the ratio of non-kosher food to kosher food based on the state of the mixture when it is being assessed by the rabbi. However, Taz (ad. loc., note 4) clarifies that the Shulkhan Arukh's ruling does not apply in a case where the non-kosher ingredient evaporates at a different rate than the rest of the mixture. In such a case, we must use the original quantities in determining the 1:60 ratio, if they are known. As we know the original quantities in this case, and we know that the wine was more than one-sixtieth of the volume of the roast, we must rule that no bitul occurred.
It could be argued that even if the wine was less than one-sixtieth of the meat, the meat should be forbidden because the wine was used to marinate the meat and add flavor, not just to tenderize it. We might therefore conclude that it was obviously notem ta'am—imparting its flavor into the meat, and thus forbidden, even in very small quantities. This is not the case. If we were to follow this logic we would have to forbid all cases where an ingredient was added for taste purposes and later discovered to be non-kosher. The general rule is that the 1:60 ratio is used in all cases, even if the non-kosher ingredient was added to enhance the taste. One exception to this is that when the non-kosher ingredient is avida li'tama, something with an extremely powerful taste, i.e., salt and other spices, it can render the mixture forbidden even when it is present in trace amounts (see Rema, Shulkhan Arukh YD 98:8). Wine is not in this category and would be batel if it was less than one-sixtieth of the mixture, regardless of why it was added.
The fact that you could not taste the wine directly is indeed a consideration. Ashkenazi psak dictates that one should use the 1:60 ratio even when one reports that the problematic ingredient cannot be tasted. However, Shakh rules that if a Jew had tasted the mixture, then in a bi'dieved situation we can rely on his report that the non-kosher ingredient cannot be tasted and permit the mixture (see Shakh YD 98, note 2 and 96 note 5; see however Arukh HaShulkhan YD 98 note 5 and Havvot Da'at Beiurim 2 and Chiddushim 4).
In this case, however, we cannot rely on your report that you did not detect a wine taste in the meat for two reasons. First, when you tasted the meat you were not focused on determining what tastes might or might not be present and you may not have paid sufficient attention to some of the more subtle tastes (see Rav Yitzchak Schmelkes, Beit Yitzchak, YD 169 who has a lengthy discussion if such tasting can be relied upon). In addition, many poskim rule that if the presence of the non-kosher ingredient can be sensed in the taste of the food, even if not tasted directly, the mixture would still be forbidden (see Yad Yehudah, katzar, 98:37 and Badei HaShulkhan 98:84 and Beiurim s.v. u'vilvad). This would certainly be true in our case where the quantity of the wine was more than one-sixtieth of the roast.
In summary, if we assume that the wine is not kosher, the meat is forbidden. You would be required to throw out the meat or better yet, donate it to a non-Jewish homeless shelter or soup kitchen.
Let us now turn to the issue of the wine.
There are many reasons why the wine may still be considered kosher. You are correct that lichatchila we do not leave unsealed bottles of eino mevushal wine unsupervised lest a non-Jew touch the wine (see Rema, YD 129:1). If a non-Jew were to touch the wine, it would define it as stam yaynam, wine that was owned or handled by a non-Jew, and hence not kosher according to Rabbinic law. The Rabbis forbade such wine partly because of a concern of fraternization that could lead to intermarriage, but their more central concern was that such wine may have been used in an idolatrous ritual. Thus, even touch changes the status of the wine, since any handling raises the concern of possible idolatrous use. This is also why mevushal wine is not a problem, since such wine would never have been used in the past for such rituals.
If she had permission, it is still not clear that the wine would be considered forbidden. Eino mevushal wine is forbidden only if a non-Jew touches it or pours it. In this case, the only concern is that the nanny poured the wine, as there was no way that she could have touched the wine in the bottle. The basis for forbidding wine poured by a non-Jew is that moving something is akin to touching it; this is a principle known as kocho. Such wine is forbidden, although since it was not actually touched, its status is in some ways less severe than that of standard stam yaynam (Shulkhan Arukh YD 125:1).
This status only applies to the wine that was poured. The wine remaining in the bottle, which was not poured, would be forbidden only if we were to consider it to be one unit with the wine that was poured. This is a concept known as nitzok chibbur, that which is poured is considered connected to the remaining liquid. Halakha is clear that this principle applies to true yayn nesekh, wine actually used in an idolatrous ritual, but it is debated whether we would also apply it to stam yaynam, wine that was handled by a non-Jew. In one place, Shulkhan Arukh rules that the wine remaining in the bottle is forbidden (YD 125:1), but in another place he rules that it is permitted (YD 124:14). Rema (YD 125:1) notes the lenient side of the debate but concludes that one should be strict and treat the wine as forbidden except in cases of great financial loss, hefsed merubeh. In my estimation, the case of a four pound roast prepared for the Shabbat meal qualifies as a great loss since it impacts the Shabbat guests as well as the host. Following Rema, I would be lenient in this case and rule that the wine remaining in the bottle is permitted.
Moreover, according to Shakh (YD 125, no. 1 and 2), even were one to consider this to be a case of non-severe loss—hefsed as opposed to hefsed merubeh—the wine would still be permitted. Shakh points to Rema's ruling that in cases where the wine was owned and produced by a Jew and the only concern is that it was touched by a non-Jew, we should factor in the consideration that non-Jews nowadays are not considered idolaters (YD 124:24). The reason touching alone can forbid the wine is directly correlated to concerns regarding idolatrous libations, and this is not a concern nowadays. This does not mean that the halakha would not apply altogether—the general rule is that laws remain in force even in changing contexts—but it does allow for leniency under special circumstances. Thus, Rema rules that when the touching isn't standard touching, for example if a non-Jew touched the wine only indirectly with a stick, we can be lenient and permit the wine in a case of hefsed, non-severe financial loss.
In regards to pouring wine, Shakh demonstrates that this certainly falls into the category of indirect touch and is an area where one can be lenient in cases of hefsed. In our cases there is even more reason to be lenient, as the "touching" that occurred was two stages removed from actual touching: (1) the wine was only poured and not touched, and (2) the wine in the bottle was not even poured but only connected to wine that had been poured. There is no question that according to Shakh the wine, and hence the roast, is permitted.
The wine never became forbidden if the nanny did not have permission to help herself to wine in the house.
If she had such permission, the remaining wine in the bottle is permitted in cases of severe loss since the remaining wine was neither directly touched nor poured.
Since non-Jews nowadays are not considered idolaters, the remaining wine is permitted even in cases of non-severe loss as the only concern is that it had been touched indirectly by a non-Jew.
If the non-kosher ingredient is less than one-sixtieth of the mixture, the mixture is permitted, even if the ingredient were added for taste purposes.
The ratio of 1:60 is measured based on the proportions of the mixture at the time when the case is presented to the rabbi. However, if the rates of evaporation of the kosher and non-kosher ingredients were different, we would measure based on the proportions that the mixture started with, if known.
In bi'dieved circumstances, we can rely on a Jew's reporting that a mixture did not have the problematic taste and permit the food even if the non-kosher ingredient is more than one-sixtieth of the mixture. It is debated whether a report is considered reliable if the person is only reflecting on the taste after the fact. The mixture is permissible only if the person reports that she can neither taste the non-kosher ingredient nor sense its presence in the mixture.
There is an interesting question if this would be permitted if Jews were also patrons of these establishments. As a rule this is not a problem as long as the Jews make up only a small minority of the population.
Shakh quotes Darkhei Moshe who rules, based on Ra'avan (Avoda Zara, no. 311, quoted in Mordechai Avoda Zara no. 847), that there is no concern when the non-Jews are members of the household כיון דאימת רבן עלייהו בחזקת כשרות הן שנתפס כגנב, "since the fear of their master is upon them, they have a presumption of proper behavior, for they would not want to be caught acting like a thief (i.e., taking property that they have no right to)". Some have interpreted this ruling to apply to all cases of a non-Jew present in the house of a Jew (this seems to have been Mordechai's interpretation and for this reason he rejected this ruling). Alternatively, it is possible to limit it to cases of a non-Jewish slave who truly is under the fear of his or her master. It seems to me that the proper understanding lies between these two extremes, and that this ruling is applicable to a case of a live-in employee relationship such as that of a nanny.
Some might argue that a nanny would not be concerned that the father or mother would return in the middle of the day or that she would assume that if they did, she would hear them at the door and thus could act with impunity. I do not believe this to be the case. Parents do sometimes return unannounced (especially when one of them is a stay-at-home parent), and the prevalence of "nanny-cams," creates an analogous situation to that of a worker who is concerned that his employer might return at any time. We also need not be concerned that she will act with a sense of impunity on the assumption that she will be able to hear the parent at the front door. If she is using a smartphone, tablet, or computer, she will not be that aware of what is going on around her, and cannot reasonably assume that she will be able to hear someone coming and react in time. Even when this is not the case, she will not be able to wash the wine glass and put it back in its place before the parent comes in. She will not act with a sense of impunity, and we do not have to be concerned that she will help herself to the wine without permission.


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RELEASE: Yvette Sanchez Fuentes Joins the Center for American Progress as Senior Fellow
Building an Economy for All, Early Childhood
Sarah Nadeau
snadeau@americanprogress.org
Washington, D.C. — Today, the Center for American Progress announced that Yvette Sanchez Fuentes will join the organization as a Senior Fellow. Sanchez Fuentes—who was director of the Office of Head Start at the Administration for Children and Families at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services from 2009 to 2013—will focus on issues related to early childhood education and the Head Start program.
"Yvette Sanchez Fuentes has dedicated her career to lifting up children and families, to helping the less fortunate succeed, and to ensuring that all children have an equal opportunity to thrive and prosper," said Carmel Martin, Executive Vice President for Policy at CAP. "Yvette will be an asset to the Center's work to ensure high-quality early education and care for all infants, toddlers, and young children. Yvette has a remarkable breadth of knowledge on early childhood education programs, and I am thrilled to welcome her to CAP."
Sanchez Fuentes serves as president of the National Alliance for Hispanic Families, or NAHF, where she carries out the organization's mission to build on Hispanic communities' assets in the areas of research, program, and public policy to better serve Hispanic families in need.
As the director of the Office of Head Start at the Administration for Children and Families, or ACF, Sanchez Fuentes helped lead ACF's critically important mission of enriching the quality of early childhood development for our nation's most vulnerable children. Prior to her appointment, Sanchez Fuentes was the executive director of the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association, or NMSHSA, where she worked with early education services, policies, and resources for migrant and seasonal farmworker children and their families.
Sanchez Fuentes has also worked at the Education Development Center, where she was the early childhood specialist for the International Systems Division and provided technical assistance to projects in Honduras, El Salvador, and Egypt. She also served as a national Head Start fellow, providing consultation in literacy, parent education, child care collaborations, and program improvement to Migrant and Seasonal Head Start and other early childhood education programs nationwide.
Early in her career, Sanchez Fuentes managed services for a large migrant and seasonal program for staff development and family child care initiatives. She received her B.A. in liberal arts from California State Polytechnic University.
To speak with Yvette Sanchez Fuentes, please contact Allison Preiss at apreiss@americanprogress.org or 202.478.6331.


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The University of Melbourne Psychology Clinic
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Overture to the 1786 opera La baronessa Stramba by Domenico Cimarosa. Alessandro Amoretti conducts the Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia.
Leonard Bernstein: Serenade after Plato's "Symposium" for Violin, String Orchestra, Harp, and Percussion. Leonard Slatkin conducting the New York Philharmonic in a concert performance recorded in 1990.
Toccata in D for Harpsichord by Johann Jacob Froberger. Performed by Gustav Leonhardt.
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