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{-# LANGUAGE BangPatterns      #-}
{-# LANGUAGE CPP               #-}
{-# LANGUAGE MagicHash         #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}

module Snap.Internal.Parsing where

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import           Blaze.ByteString.Builder
import           Control.Applicative
import           Control.Arrow                 (first, second)
import           Control.Monad
import           Data.Bits
import           Data.Attoparsec.ByteString.Char8
import           Data.ByteString.Char8         (ByteString)
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8         as S
import           Data.ByteString.Internal      (c2w, w2c)
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.Char8    as L
import           Data.CaseInsensitive          (CI)
import qualified Data.CaseInsensitive          as CI
import           Data.Char                     hiding (isDigit, isSpace)
import           Data.Int
import           Data.List                     (intersperse)
import           Data.Map                      (Map)
import qualified Data.Map                      as Map
import           Data.Maybe
import           Data.Monoid
import           Data.Word
import           GHC.Exts
import           GHC.Word                      (Word8 (..))
import           Prelude                       hiding (head, take, takeWhile)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import           Snap.Internal.Parsing.FastSet (FastSet)
import qualified Snap.Internal.Parsing.FastSet as FS

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE fullyParse #-}
fullyParse :: ByteString -> Parser a -> Either String a
fullyParse s p =
    case r' of
      (Fail _ _ e) -> Left e
      (Partial _)  -> Left "parse failed"
      (Done _ x)   -> Right x
  where
    r  = parse p s
    r' = feed r ""

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
parseNum :: Parser Int64
parseNum = decimal

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Parsers for different tokens in an HTTP request.
sp, digit, letter :: Parser Char
sp       = char ' '
digit    = satisfy isDigit
letter   = satisfy isAlpha

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
untilEOL :: Parser ByteString
untilEOL = takeWhile notend
  where
    notend c = not $ c == '\r' || c == '\n'

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
crlf :: Parser ByteString
crlf = string "\r\n"

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
generateFS :: (Word8 -> Bool) -> FastSet
generateFS f = FS.fromList $ filter f [0..255]

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Parser for zero or more spaces.
spaces :: Parser [Char]
spaces = many sp

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pSpaces :: Parser ByteString
pSpaces = takeWhile isSpace

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
fieldChars :: Parser ByteString
fieldChars = takeWhile isFieldChar
  where
    isFieldChar = flip FS.memberChar fieldCharSet

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
fieldCharSet :: FastSet
fieldCharSet = generateFS f
  where
    f d = let c = (toEnum $ fromEnum d)
          in (isDigit c) || (isAlpha c) || c == '-' || c == '_'

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Parser for request headers.
pHeaders :: Parser [(ByteString, ByteString)]
pHeaders = many header
  where
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    header            = {-# SCC "pHeaders/header" #-}
                        liftA2 (,)
                            fieldName
                            (char ':' *> spaces *> contents)

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    fieldName         = {-# SCC "pHeaders/fieldName" #-}
                        liftA2 S.cons letter fieldChars

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    contents          = {-# SCC "pHeaders/contents" #-}
                        liftA2 S.append
                            (untilEOL <* crlf)
                            (continuation <|> pure S.empty)

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    isLeadingWS w     = {-# SCC "pHeaders/isLeadingWS" #-}
                        w == ' ' || w == '\t'

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    leadingWhiteSpace = {-# SCC "pHeaders/leadingWhiteSpace" #-}
                        takeWhile1 isLeadingWS

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    continuation      = {-# SCC "pHeaders/continuation" #-}
                        liftA2 S.cons
                               (leadingWhiteSpace *> pure ' ')
                               contents

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- unhelpfully, the spec mentions "old-style" cookies that don't have quotes
-- around the value. wonderful.
pWord :: Parser ByteString
pWord = pQuotedString <|> (takeWhile (/= ';'))

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pQuotedString :: Parser ByteString
pQuotedString = q *> quotedText <* q
  where
    quotedText = (S.concat . reverse) <$> f []

    f soFar = do
        t <- takeWhile qdtext
        let soFar' = t:soFar
        -- RFC says that backslash only escapes for <">
        choice [ string "\\\"" *> f ("\"" : soFar')
               , pure soFar' ]

    q      = char '\"'
    qdtext = matchAll [ isRFCText, (/= '\"'), (/= '\\') ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE isRFCText #-}
isRFCText :: Char -> Bool
isRFCText = not . isControl

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE matchAll #-}
matchAll :: [ Char -> Bool ] -> Char -> Bool
matchAll x c = and $ map ($ c) x

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pAvPairs :: Parser [(ByteString, ByteString)]
pAvPairs = do
    a <- pAvPair
    b <- many (pSpaces *> char ';' *> pSpaces *> pAvPair)
    return $! a:b

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE pAvPair #-}
pAvPair :: Parser (ByteString, ByteString)
pAvPair = do
    key <- pToken <* pSpaces
    val <- liftM trim (option "" $ char '=' *> pSpaces *> pWord)
    return $! (key, val)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pParameter :: Parser (ByteString, ByteString)
pParameter = do
    key <- pToken <* pSpaces
    val <- liftM trim (char '=' *> pSpaces *> pWord)
    return $! (trim key, val)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE trim #-}
trim :: ByteString -> ByteString
trim = snd . S.span isSpace . fst . S.spanEnd isSpace

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pValueWithParameters :: Parser (ByteString, [(CI ByteString, ByteString)])
pValueWithParameters = do
    value  <- liftM trim (pSpaces *> takeWhile (/= ';'))
    params <- many pParam
    return (value, map (first CI.mk) params)

  where
    pParam = pSpaces *> char ';' *> pSpaces *> pParameter

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pContentTypeWithParameters :: Parser ( ByteString
                                     , [(CI ByteString, ByteString)] )
pContentTypeWithParameters = do
    value  <- liftM trim (pSpaces *> takeWhile (not . isSep))
    params <- many (pSpaces *> satisfy isSep *> pSpaces *> pParameter)
    return $! (value, map (first CI.mk) params)

  where
    isSep c = c == ';' || c == ','

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE pToken #-}
pToken :: Parser ByteString
pToken = takeWhile isToken

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE isToken #-}
isToken :: Char -> Bool
isToken c = FS.memberChar c tokenTable

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
tokenTable :: FastSet
tokenTable = generateFS (f . toEnum . fromEnum)
  where
    f = matchAll [ isAscii
                 , not . isControl
                 , not . isSpace
                 , not . flip elem [ '(', ')', '<', '>', '@', ',', ';'
                                   , ':', '\\', '\"', '/', '[', ']'
                                   , '?', '=', '{', '}' ]
                 ]

                              ------------------
                              -- Url encoding --
                              ------------------

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-# INLINE parseToCompletion #-}
parseToCompletion :: Parser a -> ByteString -> Maybe a
parseToCompletion p s = toResult $ finish r
  where
    r = parse p s

    toResult (Done _ c) = Just c
    toResult _          = Nothing

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
type DList a = [a] -> [a]

pUrlEscaped :: Parser ByteString
pUrlEscaped = do
    sq <- nextChunk id
    return $! S.concat $ sq []

  where
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    nextChunk :: DList ByteString -> Parser (DList ByteString)
    nextChunk !s = (endOfInput *> pure s) <|> do
        c <- anyChar
        case c of
          '+' -> plusSpace s
          '%' -> percentEncoded s
          _   -> unEncoded c s

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    percentEncoded :: DList ByteString -> Parser (DList ByteString)
    percentEncoded !l = do
        hx <- take 2
        when (S.length hx /= 2 || (not $ S.all isHexDigit hx)) $
             fail "bad hex in url"

        let code = w2c ((unsafeFromHex hx) :: Word8)
        nextChunk $ l . ((S.singleton code) :)

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    unEncoded :: Char -> DList ByteString -> Parser (DList ByteString)
    unEncoded !c !l' = do
        let l = l' . ((S.singleton c) :)
        bs   <- takeTill (flip elem ['%', '+'])
        if S.null bs
          then nextChunk l
          else nextChunk $ l . (bs :)

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    plusSpace :: DList ByteString -> Parser (DList ByteString)
    plusSpace l = nextChunk (l . ((S.singleton ' ') :))

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- "...Only alphanumerics [0-9a-zA-Z], the special characters "$-_.+!*'(),"
-- [not including the quotes - ed], and reserved characters used for their
-- reserved purposes may be used unencoded within a URL."

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Decodes an URL-escaped string (see
-- <http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2396.html#section-2.4>)
urlDecode :: ByteString -> Maybe ByteString
urlDecode = parseToCompletion pUrlEscaped
{-# INLINE urlDecode #-}

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | URL-escapes a string (see
-- <http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2396.html#section-2.4>)
urlEncode :: ByteString -> ByteString
urlEncode = toByteString . urlEncodeBuilder
{-# INLINE urlEncode #-}

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | URL-escapes a string (see
-- <http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2396.html#section-2.4>) into a 'Builder'.
urlEncodeBuilder :: ByteString -> Builder
urlEncodeBuilder = go mempty
  where
    go !b !s = maybe b' esc (S.uncons y)
      where
        (x,y)     = S.span (flip FS.memberChar urlEncodeTable) s
        b'        = b `mappend` fromByteString x
        esc (c,r) = let b'' = if c == ' '
                                then b' `mappend` fromWord8 (c2w '+')
                                else b' `mappend` hexd c
                    in go b'' r

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
urlEncodeTable :: FastSet
urlEncodeTable = generateFS f
  where
    f c = any ($ (w2c c)) [\x -> isAscii x && isAlphaNum x,
                          flip elem [ '$', '_', '-', '.', '!'
                                    , '*' , '\'', '(', ')', ',' ] ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
hexd :: Char -> Builder
hexd c0 = fromWord8 (c2w '%') `mappend` fromWord8 hi `mappend` fromWord8 low
  where
    !c        = c2w c0
    toDigit   = c2w . intToDigit
    !low      = toDigit $ fromEnum $ c .&. 0xf
    !hi       = toDigit $ (c .&. 0xf0) `shiftr` 4

    shiftr (W8# a#) (I# b#) = I# (word2Int# (uncheckedShiftRL# a# b#))

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
finish :: Result a -> Result a
finish (Partial f) = flip feed "" $ f ""
finish x           = x

                    ---------------------------------------
                    -- application/x-www-form-urlencoded --
                    ---------------------------------------

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- | Parses a string encoded in @application/x-www-form-urlencoded@ format.
parseUrlEncoded :: ByteString -> Map ByteString [ByteString]
parseUrlEncoded s = foldr ins Map.empty decoded

  where
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ins (!k,v) !m = Map.insertWith' (++) k [v] m

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    parts :: [(ByteString,ByteString)]
    parts = map breakApart $
            S.splitWith (\c -> c == '&' || c == ';') s

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    breakApart = (second (S.drop 1)) . S.break (== '=')

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    urldecode = parseToCompletion pUrlEscaped

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    decodeOne (a,b) = do
        !a' <- urldecode a
        !b' <- urldecode b
        return $! (a',b')

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    decoded = go id parts
      where
        go !dl []     = dl []
        go !dl (x:xs) = maybe (go dl xs)
                              (\p -> go (dl . (p:)) xs)
                              (decodeOne x)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
buildUrlEncoded :: Map ByteString [ByteString] -> Builder
buildUrlEncoded m = mconcat builders
  where
    builders        = intersperse (fromWord8 $ c2w '&') $
                      concatMap encodeVS $ Map.toList m

    encodeVS (k,vs) = map (encodeOne k) vs

    encodeOne k v   = mconcat [ urlEncodeBuilder k
                              , fromWord8 $ c2w '='
                              , urlEncodeBuilder v ]

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
printUrlEncoded :: Map ByteString [ByteString] -> ByteString
printUrlEncoded = toByteString . buildUrlEncoded

                            -----------------------
                            -- utility functions --
                            -----------------------

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
strictize :: L.ByteString -> ByteString
strictize = S.concat . L.toChunks

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
unsafeFromHex :: (Enum a, Num a, Bits a) => ByteString -> a
unsafeFromHex = S.foldl' f 0
  where
    sl = unsafeShiftL

    f !cnt !i = sl cnt 4 .|. nybble i

    nybble c | c >= '0' && c <= '9' = toEnum $! fromEnum c - fromEnum '0'
             | c >= 'a' && c <= 'f' = toEnum $! 10 + fromEnum c - fromEnum 'a'
             | c >= 'A' && c <= 'F' = toEnum $! 10 + fromEnum c - fromEnum 'A'
             | otherwise            = error $ "bad hex digit: " ++ show c
{-# INLINE unsafeFromHex #-}

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
unsafeFromInt :: (Enum a, Num a, Bits a) => ByteString -> a
unsafeFromInt = S.foldl' f 0
  where
    f !cnt !i = cnt * 10 + toEnum (digitToInt i)
{-# INLINE unsafeFromInt #-}


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text:
Sersol Berhad
Circular/Notice to Shareholders
Corporate Disclosure Policies and Procedures
TERMS OF REFERENCE OF REMUNERATION COMMITTEE
TERMS OF REFERENCE OF NOMINATION COMMITTEE
Succession Planning Policy
TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE AUDIT AND RISK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Insider Dealing Policy
Directors and Senior Management's Remuneration Policy
Directors' Assessment Policy
Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Policy and Procedure
1. Composition
The Board of Directors shall elect the Committee members from amongst themselves, comprising exclusively of Non-Executive Directors, a majority of whom are Independent and number at least 3 in total.
2. Chairman
The Chairman of the Committee shall be Senior Independent Non-Executive Director appointed by the Board. In the absence of the Chairman, the members present shall elect a Chairman for the meeting from amongst themselves.
3. Secretary
The Company Secretary shall be the Secretary of the Committee and shall be responsible, in conjunction with the Chairman, for drawing up the agenda and circulating it prior to each meeting.
The Secretary shall also be responsible for keeping the minutes of meetings of the Committee and circulating them to the Committee Members.
4. Meetings
The Committee may meet together for the despatch of business, adjourn and otherwise regulate the meetings at least once a year or more frequent as deemed necessary. The Chairman may call for additional meetings at any time at the Chairman's discretion. The quorum for all meetings of the Committee shall not be less than two (2) members.
The Committee may conduct its meeting to include participation thereat by any member or invitee via video or teleconferencing or any other means of audio or audio – visual communications.
All resolutions of the Committee shall be adopted by a simple majority vote, each member having one vote. In case of equality of votes, the Chairman of the meeting shall have a second or casting vote.
A resolution in writing, signed by all the members of the Committee, shall be as effectual as if it has been passed at a meeting of the Committee duly convened and held. Any such resolution may consist of several documents in like form, each signed by one or more Committee members.
5. Rights
The Nomination Committee in accordance with a procedure or process to be determined by the Board of Directors and at the expense of the Company:-
5.1 shall annually review the required mix of skills and experience and other qualities, including core competencies which non-executive and executive directors should have;
5.2 shall assess on an annual basis, the effectiveness of the Board of Directors as a whole, the committees of the Board and for assessing the contribution of each individual director; and
5.3 shall be entitled to the services of the Company Secretary who must ensure that all appointments are properly made that all necessary information is obtained from the directors, both for the Company's own records and for the purposes of meeting statutory obligations, as well as obligations arising from the ACE Market Listing Requirements of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad ("Bursa Securities") or other regulatory requirements.
The ultimate decision on the appointment of directors to the Board is the responsibility of the Board of Directors or the shareholders after due consideration of the recommendations of the Nomination Committee.
The Committee is authorised by the Board to seek appropriate professional advice inside and outside the Group as and when it considers this necessary, at the expense of the Company.
6. Duties
The duties and responsibilities of the Committee are as follows:-
6.1 Identify and recommend to the Board, candidates for directorships of the Company to be filled by the shareholders or the Board and to review the Board's policies for the selection of Board members. In making its recommendations, the Committee will also consider candidates for directorships proposed by the chief executive officer and, within the bounds of practicality, by any other senior executive or any director or shareholder. In making its recommendations, the Committee shall assess and consider the candidates':-
• skills, knowledge, expertise and experience;
• professionalism;
• time commitment to effectively discharge his/her role as a director;
• contribution and performance;
• character, integrity and competence;
• boardroom diversity including gender diversity;
• any business interest that may result in a conflict of interest; and
• in the case of candidates for the position of independent non-executive directors, the Committee shall also evaluate the candidates' ability to discharge such responsibilities/function as are expected from independent non-executive directors.
6.2 Develop, maintain and review the criteria to be used in the recruitment process and annual assessment of Directors. The nomination and the election process should be disclosed in the Annual Report.
6.3 Recommend to the Board, directors to fill the seats on Board Committees.
6.4 Facilitate Board induction programme for newly appointed Directors.
6.5 Ensure an appropriate framework and plan for Board succession for the Group.
6.6 Review annually the required mix of skills and experience of the Board, including the core competencies which directors should bring to the Board.
6.7 Evaluate the effectiveness of the Board and Board Committees (including its size and composition) and the contribution of each individual director including his time commitment, character, experience and integrity. All assessments and evaluations carried out by the Committee in the discharge of all its functions shall be properly documented.
6.8 Assess annually the effectiveness and performance of the Executive Directors.
6.9 Assess annually the independence of its independent directors. This activity shall be disclosed in the Annual Report of the Company and in any notice of a general meeting for the appointment and re-appointment of independent directors.
6.10 To review the term of office and performance of the Audit and Risk Management Committee and each of its members annually to determine whether the Audit and Risk Management Committee and members have carried out their duties in accordance with terms of reference
6.11 Review the character, experience, integrity, competence and time to effectively discharge the roles of chief executive and chief financial officer.
6.12 Recommend to Board the Company's gender diversity policies, targets and discuss measures taken to meet those targets.
6.13 Recommend to Board protocol for accepting new directorships.
6.14 Determine appropriate training for Directors, review the fulfillment of such training, and disclose details in the annual report as appropriate, in accordance with Bursa Securities' guidelines on Continuing Education.
6.15 Consider and recommend the Directors for re-election/re-appointment at each Annual General Meeting.
6.16 Review proposals for the appointment of the chief executive of the Company and make recommendations to the respective Board for approval.
6.17 Require that the appointment of all key senior management personnel of the Group who will be reporting directly to the chief executive of the Company be notified to the Committee before such appointment(s) take place.
6.18 Review the succession management plans of the Group to ensure smooth transitions. Requesting management to prepare "succession planning" for the Board, especially for candidates to be appointed as chief executive and senior management of the Company for the Board's review, and informing the Board of issues in relation to strategy and commercial changes which would influence the Group's activities.
6.19 Consider and examine such other matters as the Committee considers appropriate.
6.20 Consider other matters as referred to the Committee by the Board.
7. Procedures
The Board follows formal and transparent procedures when appointing directors as follows:-
a) The Committee will seek professional advice inside and outside the group as and when it considers necessary or external consultants to identify a short-list of suitable candidates and a list of nominations for candidates proposed by the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, and within the bounds of practicability, by any other senior executive, director or shareholder for considerations;
b) All the candidates are interviewed by at least two members of the Committee and evaluations of all the candidates were circulated to all the members of the Nomination Committee;
c) The Committee will then have to make a unanimous decision in recommending the appointment to the Board;
d) The Board will then decide on the best candidates by ballot or unanimous decision and a Board resolution pass to appoint the candidate; and
e) The written consent of the nominees to act if elected shall be secured.
Copyright © 2020 Sersol Berhad (602062-X).

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Being signposts to God's love in the community
The Archbishop of Perth in Western Australia, says the Church is facing huge challenges in reaching young people with the good news, but there are stories of hope springing up among their communities.
The Most Revd Kay Goldsworthy, was the first woman to be ordained to the episcopate in Australia in 2008. Now heading up the metropolitan Diocese of Perth on the far west of Australia, she oversees some 105 parishes located in a vibrant and lively part of the world.
Archbishop Kay talked to the Lambeth Conference team about the challenges she is facing including reconciliation with the indigenous people of Australia in their area and how to reach out to the next generation with the gospel.
"Part of proclaiming the good news at the moment really means working through how it is that we as a church are able to take steps of reconciliation with the first peoples of this country. In the part of the world where I live, the Aboriginal community here is the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We are giving thought and action about how we can further our role in being reconciled, acknowledging the first peoples of this land, and ensuring that our footprint is gentle into the future."
"I speak from a context both of lament and repentance, as well as hope for the future. And from a real sense of the mercy and grace of God. I'm on a land which is ancient, and which has a continuous culture of thousands and thousands and thousands of years that we want to honour." Archbishop Kay said there were many questions the European community of English speaking communities needed to ask themselves about how to say sorry, how to make reparation for past injustices and how to support and hear what they can do for a better and brighter world.
Talking about barriers to faith in their communities she said there had been a loss of trust in the Church and also an apathy from many young people.
"In Australia, one of a series of recent surveys revealed that a large number of young people don't feel very interested in the life of the church. And a university professor has coined a new word, 'apatheist'. I love these new words! It sums up both groups of people, if you like, the apathetic, those who couldn't care less, and those who are strongly atheistic in their stance. The proclamation of the good news that we Christians have to give, is in that context for young people. So that's been a very interesting challenge."
With almost 20,000 young people in schools in the diocese, Archbishop Kay said they were focused on mission across schools in a variety of ways.
"That's one of the ways in which we are working at a macro kind of level to reach young people. There are young people who are often living with very complex situations at home or who are living without a lot of hope." Through various agencies and in parishes they are running programmes and opportunities to engage young people through offering opportunities such as a gaming facility in their church halls. The Archbishop said they are also reaching out to young people at risk of homelessness.
"But we are also alongside young people who are clearly going to be leaders into the future. Parishes are encouraging young people to take leadership roles, to grow in their understanding of themselves as disciples, and be equipped to be witnesses for the hope that's within them."
"I think that every Christian person, is a signpost to the life of Christ and the invitation that God wants to make, and is making in our lives, to know Him and to follow him into making Him known."
"I've been encouraged by the different things that clergy and lay leaders are doing in parish life, including those people who are in very remote areas. One of the parishes in our diocese is a seven hour drive from the city. So, it's a long way away."
She explained that the priest in this particular gold mining town had made good connections into the community, writing weekly articles in the local newspaper and being an honorary chaplain in the local mining school, where students train for various roles in the mining community.
"The priest is also increasingly connected with the Aboriginal community. And with those around and alongside her, they're able to be signs of the good news that the church is living as part of the kind of leaven, I suppose, but as the life of the church in a wider community."
In another parish they found there were lots of young people who had come from overseas and so they decided to offer English as a second language courses for them.
The Archbishop explained, "As they did that, they discovered there were a lot of people who had been released from detention and into the community as refugees. They had arrived seeking friendship, seeking community and seeking support. As they began to learn English, and were supported by the people in the life of that parish community, they heard the good news of Jesus, and some of them converted to Christianity. Through this a Farsi speaking congregation was grown!"
"These stories are an inspiration for me. A couple of weeks ago, I was at a parish church where every Friday a community lunch is laid on. I sat alongside some people for whom being homeless had been a big part of their story." Archbishop Kay discovered that many of those attending the lunch had come from complex situations including substance abuse or drugs and alcohol dependencies.
"This provision of care through food is the story of Jesus, who often shared food with people who didn't know how to put a foot inside a religious space. And yet this religious space had opened itself up and faced the community, so that people are finding for themselves, fresh hope, fresh heart, and new ways of responding to God in their lives."
BC-July21
Bishops will discuss Leadership and Ministry in a Conflicted World as part of the journey towards the Lambeth Conference in 2022
Being wounded healers in a broken world


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Nord-Troms museum är en norsk museiorganisation för de sex kommunerna Lyngen, Storfjord, Kåfjord, Nordreisa, Skjervøy och Kvænangen i Nord-Troms. Museet bildades 1979 efter initiativ av Nord-Troms historielag och hade länge sitt huvudkontor i Bjørklygården i Sørkjosen. Numera ligger det i kulturhuset Halti kultursenter i Storslett i Nordreisa kommun, där det också finns utställningslokaler. Det finns också utställningslokaler för temporära utställningar i Kvænangen. Nord-Troms museum synliggör  bland annat samisk och kvänkultur.

Nord-Troms museum förvaltar ett antal gårdar och byggnader i de anslutna kommunerna och har en fotografisamling på över 30 000 bilder.

Tørfoss kvängård

Tørfosstunet ligger i Reisas dalgång, omkring 18 kilometer söder om Storslett i Nordreisa kommun och förmedlar kvänernas kultur och historia. Gården Tørfoss uppfördes på 1750-talet och består av boningshus, drängstuga med bakugn, rökbastu i timmer, ladugård och tre bodar: köttbod, ostbod samt klädes- och redskapsbod.

Bastun är en rökbastu. Tørfoss boningshus är byggt 1931, medan en av bodarna troligen är från den ursprungliga bosättningen av inflyttade från Sverige på 1750-talet.

Maursunds handelsgård

Handelsgården Maursund () ligger på ön Kågen i Skjervøy kommun, centralt placerad under en tid då sjövägen var den viktigaste transportleden i regionen. Idag består anläggningen av en huvudbyggnad, ett rekonstruerat båthus och en servicebyggnad. Handelsgården Maursund har varit en betydande handelsgård. Vid 1856 års uttaxering av brandskatt i området fanns förtecknade omkring 20 byggnader på handelsgården. Det omnämns där ett stort båthus, två ladugårdar visthusbod, brygghus, trankokeri och kvarnhus. Under den tyska reträtten och evakueringen 1944 förstördes alla byggnader utom manbyggnaden.

Manbyggnaden har sin fasad mot havet. Den uppfördes av Niels Giæver från Trondheim 1776. Den blev byggnadsminne 1942, och under restaureringsarbetet återfördes den stilmässigt till mitten av 1800-talet. Tapeterna från 1870 togs fram och sändes till Tyskland för att reproduceras. Huset er vitmålat mot havet och rött på baksidan.

Det har bott folk i Maursundet i många hundra år, och de första handelsmännen från Trondheim slog sig ner i Maursund i början av 1700-talet. Omkring 1750 kom Hans Peter Giæver som handelsman i Skjervøy, och under sonen Niels Giæver hade handelsrörelsen sin storhetstid. Maursunds gård var ett av de största och rikaste handelshusen i området. Segelfartygshandeln med torrfisk och skinn till Bergen var källan till välståndet. Maursund hade egna fartyg. Från Maursund organiserades också sommarfiske efter sej och fjordfiske efter torsk. Gården var i Giæver-familjens ägo fram till 1868.

Gamsletts fiskare- och bondgård
Gamslett fiskare- och bondgård () ligger 500 meter från färjeläget i Svensby i Lyngen kommun. Gamslett är en typisk fiskare- och bondgård som kan dateras till 1700-talet, och bosättningen i området runt Gamslett är gammal. Skriftliga källor visar att det bodde folk där 1569, och gården hade fast bosättning 1610. Gamslett fiskare- och bondgård består i dag av en rad byggnader. Den äldsta delen av gården består av stuga, stall, kohus, visthusbod och sjöbod. Boningshuset är över hundra år gammalt, och är en vanlig tvårumsstuga med spiskammare och sovloft. Kohuset är en rekonstruktion av den ursprungliga ladugården, som revs under andra världskriget. Båthuset, som är byggt 1931, står på samma plats där det tidigare också stod ett båthus.

Gamslettgården inhyser Alf Gamsletts samlingar. Han levde hela sitt liv på gården och började samla föremål på 1930-talet. Han utförde ett systematiskt insamlingarbete, som resulterade i en utställning i det egna huset, vilket kom att betraktas som ett litet bygdemuseum.

Holmenes sjösamiska gård
Holmenes () ligger i Kåfjorddalen innanför Kåfjorden, och visar upp ett sjösamiskt levnadssätt i Nord-Troms. Gården är från mitten av 1800-talet. Driften på gården var anpassad till de resurser som fanns både på utmarker, på inägor och på havet.

På Holmenes står flera byggnader som visar olika byggnadsskick och traditioner inom den sjösamiska kulturen. Boningshuset är ett timmerhus, som restaurerats till sitt tidigare skick omkring 1900. Utanför huset står ett vedskjul i stavkonstruktion samt två bodar, vilka användes till lagring av kläder och som sovhus på sommaren, respektive som visthusbod. En bit ifrån boningshuset står en rekonstruerad ladugård. Gårdens stall hade plats för en nordlandshäst. Höloftet är byggt i en kombination av timmer- och stavkonstruktion. Svin- och kohuset är byggt av krokväxta björkstammar och klätt med trävirke, näver och torv. På gränsen mellan inägor och utmarker finns sommarladugården. Nere vid fjärden i Birtavarre finns det en sjöbod, som visar att gården hade anknytning också till havet.

Vid gården håller museet i hävd den gamla sjösamiska traditionen med varptyngd väv, en vävteknik som var den vanlig i Centraleuropa fram till tidigkristen tid.

Marknadsplatsen i Skibotn

Marknadsplatsen i Skibotn () ligger innerst i Lygenfjorden, där E6 går idag. Marknaden där var den största i Nord-Troms under flera hundra år, och marknadsplatsen hade en rad stora och små marknadsbodar, där det en gång om året bedrevs handel. Marknadsplatsen består idag av både ursprungliga och rekonstruerade bodar. De äldsta byggnaderna har funnits på denna plats sedan 1880-talet, och den store Rasch-gården, som ligger bredvid, är från omkring 1840.

Det är inte känt när marknader i Skibotn började, men det finns vissa källor som anger att handel har förekommit sedan 1608. På 1700-talet var det två marknader om året, båda vintertid. Senare ökade antalet till tre. Marknaden var en viktig mötesplats, där handelsmän, småbrukare, fiskare, kväner och samer möttes. Marknaden var ett möte mellan tre etniska grupper med tre olika språk och kulturer. Varor, som det handlades med, var bland annat ripor, ren, kaffe, socker, mjöl, fisk och yllevaror. Marknadshandeln upphörde i mitten av 1930-talet.

Den læstadianska väckelserörelsen från 1850-talet fick tidigt fotfäste i Skibotn. Bönehuset uppfördes på 1890-talet, och marknaden blev också en plats för læstadianska möten.

Opheims småbruk
Opheims gård ligger i Elsnes i Storfjord kommun (). Den består av ett boningshus från 1916, verkstad, visthusbod, sjöbod, utedass och sommarladugård. Gården var ursprungligen ett torp under den större gården Horsnes, vid vilken bedrivits jordbruk och fiske. De sista inbyggarna var Hans Johan Hansen Opdal (1885-1978) och hans fru Olufine Hansen Opdal. Den bevarade miljön är från första delen av 1900-talet och avspeglar ett gårdsbruk där hantverk, återanvändning och små omständigheter präglade livet. Andelen i hushållet av hemtillverkade redskap, föremål och textilvaror, samt av återbrukade objekt, är hög.

Huvudmagasin
Nord-Troms museums huvudmagasin ligger i Flerbrukshuset i Kvænangen (). Magasinet förvarar en samling på 17.000 föremål, huvudsakligen från 1800- och 1900-talen. I anslutning till magasinet finns också i Flerbrukshuset museets största utställningssal för tillfälliga utställningar.

Skogsstuene
Skogsstuene () består av de tre hytterna Gammelstua, Stallen och Nystua. Stugorna tillhör Statsskog och ligger innerst i Kvænangsbotn i Kvænangen kommun. De är tillgängliga efter en omkring 2,8 kilometers fotvandring längs en stig från närmste parkeringsplats.

Gammelstua byggdes på 1880-talet, och de två andra under tidigt 1900-tal. Husen användes under hela året i samband med användningen av utmarken, ibland flyttade till då aktuella arbetsområden. Efter slutet på andra världskriget samlades de tre stugorna där de nu står. På stället uppfördes senare Dalstua, som fortfarande används av Statsskog.

Området där stugorna står, fick 2011 skydd som Kvænangsbotn landskapsvernområde.

Kommandoplats Frøy

Försvarslinjen Frøy bestod av ungefär 300 ställningar, varav omkring 200 bunkrar, de flesta i Storfjords kommun. Den började anläggas omkring 1990 och togs aldrig i drift, utan lades ned i början av 2000-talet efter det förändrade världsläget. Rivningar av bunkrar påbörjades. Den största bunkern var Kommandoplats Frøy () på 1.500 kvadratmeter, vilken förvaltas av Skifte Eiendom. Nord-Troms Museum har haft ett avtal för att visa denna för besökande grupper.

Den norska försvarsmakten tog dock i slutet av 2017 beslut om att visningar och annan kulturell verksamhet på Kommandoplats Frøy skulle upphöra.

Bjørklygården
Björklygården i Sørkjosen () var fram till 2010-talet Nord-Troms Museums administrationsbyggnad. Den används nu som privat gästhem.

Källor
Denna artikel är delvis baserad på artikeln Nord-Troms Museum på norskspråkiga Wikipedia (nynorsk).
Johannes Hansen: Maursund gård og folkene som har bodd og hatt tilknytning til gården, 2005, på www.ntrm.no
Museumsplan 2010 – 2014, Nord-Troms Museum
Om Tørfoss på Arkitekturguide, Nord-Norge og Svalbard
Ann-Charlott Marie Sommer-Ekelund: Frøylinja

Noter

Vidare läsning
Ingebjørg Hage: Tørfoss, En kvengård i Reisadalen, Fotefar mot nord, Tromsø 1995,
Jon Henrik Lie och Fin Serck-Hanssen: Væreiere og nessekonger. Handelssteder mellom Rørvik og Varanger, 2008

Externa länkar
Nord-Troms museums webbplats

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Here at Birchall Blackburn Law, we always try to communicate with you in a simple way, and without the use of legal jargon. However, because conveyancing is a legal process, you are likely to come across some legal terms along the way. We have listed below some of the more common conveyancing terms which will hopefully be of assistance to you.
Absolute Title
This is the best type of title to have. It means the title is classed as "absolute" which, in effect, means the title is as near perfect as it can be. This class of title can be given to either a freehold or leasehold interest in land. The proprietor of an interest which is registered with an absolute title has vested in them the legal estate, together with all appurtenant rights subject only to:
entries on the register
unregistered interests within the Land Reform Act 2002
interests of any beneficiary under a trust
where the land is leasehold, the express and implied covenants and obligations contained in the lease
A schedule listing the documents which set out the history of ownership of a property.
Adopted Highway
A road maintained by a local authority.
Occupation of land inconsistent with the rights of the owner, without the permission of the owner.
See Contract below.
The proportionate sum of money that a buyer or seller has to contribute or is entitled to receive. This usually relates to Leasehold property where ground rent and service charges are payable for a specific period of time and will need to be apportioned because they are outstanding or have been prepaid to a date after completion.
This is the increase in the value of a property. This may be due to a number of factors, from a booming property market to home improvements or developments near to the property.
Arrangement fees
Fees which may apply to signing a particular mortgage deal. These are usually payable up front or simply added to the final loan amount. However adding them to the loan increases your mortgage debt, and so it's always cheaper over the long term to pay these as a lump sum at the time of purchase.
The sale of a property to the highest bidder.
Bankruptcy Search
As it is an offence for a bankrupt to obtain credit, if a mortgage is involved, an appropriate search is made against the names of the buyer by the buyer's solicitors.
Beneficial interest
The rights of a beneficiary in respect of property under a trust. It is a particular type of equitable interest.
Bacs Transfer
See below Bank Transfer.
This is the transfer of funds electronically via a bank. In most cases this will be by way of either a Bacs (up to 3 day) transfer or a Chaps (same day) transfer. Funds are usually transferred by chaps transfer on completion in order to ensure quick movement and to avoid any delays in Completion or in the redemption of an existing mortgage. An administration fee will be payable in respect of each transfer, and the cost of this will depend on which type of transfer is used.
The interest rate set by the Bank of England.
Designed to cover homeowners in the event of re-building property following a fire, flood or structural damage. This does not cover the contents of your house (See Contents insurance).
Building Regulations set standards for design and construction which apply to most new buildings and many alterations to existing buildings.
Building survey
See Survey below.
This is the person buying a property, and is sometimes also referred to as the purchaser.
This is a latin phrase which means "let the buyer beware." It is a legal principle that places on buyers the burden to reasonably examine property before purchase and take responsibility for its condition.
This is a scenario involving a series of connected sales and purchases, of which your transaction may be part. Usually, the chain will start with a buyer who does not have a property to sell, and will end with a seller who does not have a property to buy. A long chain can cause delay for the parties towards the end of it, when it comes to completion.
Chancel Repair Liability
This is an obligation on some property owners to fund repairs to the chancel of their local church.
Chaps Transfer
See above Bank Transfer.
This is an interest in the land securing payment of a debt (for example, a mortgage).
Chattels
These are items of property, such as furniture. They are normally excluded from the sale unless there are provisions to the contrary.
Rules of law developed from the decisions of the courts of common law.
This is the date when ownership of the property is to transfer from the buyer to the seller. The completion date will be agreed when contracts are exchanged. On the agreed completion date the seller should receive payment and the keys are handed over to the buyer. If completion does not happen on the agreed completion date the party in default will be liable to compensate the other party.
Completion Statement
A written calculation of all the receipts and payments due in respect of the transaction.
This document sets out the details of the property, the parties involved and the terms of the conveyancing transaction including the price. It will also contain (sometimes in printed format, sometimes by reference to another document) the detailed terms and conditions applicable to the sale.
Contract Race
When the seller instructs their lawyer to issue contracts to more than one buyer. The aim is to get the buyers to race each other to be the first to exchange.
A document transferring ownership of an unregistered property from one person to another.
The legal process of transferring property from one owner to another.
Co-owners
Where two or more people jointly own a property and are legally entitled to it.
A promise contained in a deed (e.g. a clause in a lease). The person with the benefit is known as the covenantee, and the person with the burden is known as the covenantor.
Deed of Guarantee
This is a legal document which is used to confirm the position when one person guarantees the duties of another, usually in connection with a mortgage.
This is a legal document which gives specific benefits (for example, rights of way) to a property owner.
Deed of Postponement
This is a legal document which is used to confirm the position when one party postpones their rights, usually to a mortgage, in favour of another party.
Deed of Rectification
This is a legal document which corrects an error in an original deed or title document.
Deed of Variation
This is a legal document which changes the original terms of an original title document, usually a lease.
Deeds / Title Deeds
These are (or were) the documents that establish who officially owns the property. Most properties in England and Wales are now registered at the Land Registry so the deeds tend to be old or historic documents as the Land Register is the 'evidence' of who owns what. For leasehold properties, the most important deed is the lease. A packet of deeds sent to a buyer after completion and registration will often contain copy planning permissions and similar items that are often useful when the time comes to sell the property. All deeds should be kept in a safe place but only deeds to unregistered properties need to be stored securely in a fire-proof safe.
This is a sum of money that represents the personal capital that the buyer is putting toward the purchase of the property. A buyer should pay the seller 10% of the purchase price at exchange of contracts, although sellers often accept less than 10%. The rest of the purchase price is due on completion
The decreasing value of a property. This is usually attributed to a collapse in the UK housing market or issues within the local area.
Fees, such as Stamp Duty, Land Registry and search fees on top of conveyancing which you normally pay via your solicitor
This is a right over one piece of land for the benefit of another, for example a right of way. Easements can be created in a number of ways and may (but there again may not) be evident from the title deeds or the Land Register.
An official document detailing the energy efficiency of a property which is a legal requirement in the sale of a residential property.
Environmental Search
A search against a property to check whether there is any record kept to suggest that the property may be affected by contamination.
Exchange (of contracts)
The contract between the buyer and the seller becomes legally binding when contracts are exchanged. In days gone by two pieces of paper would literally have changed hands. These days conveyancers generally exchange or 'swap' contracts by telephone. On exchange of contracts the deposit is generally paid and the completion date is set. Once contracts have been exchanged neither party is free to pull out without incurring a penalty (and these financial penalties can be substantial so no party should exchange contracts unless they are in a position to completion on the agreed completion date).
Usually means the difference between the value of a property and the amount owned to the mortgagee.
The process of signing, witnessing and attesting a deed.
Fittings and Contents Form (TA10)
This is the form the seller completes stating what items will remain in the property and what will be removed. A seller who completes a Fittings and Contents Form must do so carefully after reading the questions fully.
Flying Freehold
This arises when part of one property is built on top of part of another, and so the upper property owner does not own the building or land underneath the "flying" part.
This is ownership of the land and any property on it essentially forever (subject to any leasehold or commonhold interests in the same property). If title is freehold with no leasehold interests the owner of the freehold is entitled to occupy the property for as long as they wish. If title is freehold but with an existing lease, the freeholder cannot occupy the property until the lease has.
This is the owner of the land on which the building is situated.
Full Structural Survey
A comprehensive Survey which usually includes a full inspection looking at all aspects of the building structure.
Full Title Guarantee
The seller of a property must state the guarantee they are prepared to give. This is the usual guarantee given by a property owner.
Gazumping
The practice by a seller accepting a higher price than that previously agreed with someone else.
Good / Possessory Title
This has the same effect as registration with absolute title, except that the proprietor is also subject to all of the adverse interests existing at the date of first registration. It will be granted where the applicant is in possession of the land and, for example, title deeds have been lost or there is a claim through adverse possession under the Limitation Act 1980.
Ground rent
This is the rent payable to a landlord, usually in relation to leasehold houses and flats where the tenant has paid a premium on the grant of the lease to cover the cost of the house and will effectively just be renting the ground on which it stands.
This is paid by a lessee to a lessor where a property is leasehold and is usually expressed as a yearly sum.
A person that agrees to meet mortgage repayments of the borrower if the borrower is unable to meet the repayment deadlines for any reason. A guarantor is usually a parent or guardian and can significantly increase the amount a first time buyer can borrow.
HomeBuyer Report
Type of survey that is cheaper than a Building Survey. It rates the condition of all permanent structures included in the property, e.g. garages etc, highlights important problems that could affect the property's value and includes a valuation.
Index Map Search
A search at the land registry to see if a property or piece of land is registered or unregistered.
Insurance to cover a defect in title or missing/lack of building/planning documents.
This is a form of co-ownership of a property where, if one owner dies, their share of the property automatically transfers to the other owner, even if a Will has not been made.
Land Charges Search
A search at the Land Charges Registry to see if a person has any bankruptcy proceedings pending or if the property is unregistered to find out if there are any mortgages or interests registered against the property.
Land Registry
This is the government department responsible for recording the ownership of registered land. The Land Register shows details of individual properties, who owns them and what rights or interests exist in or over them.
Land Registry Fee
The fee payable to the Land Registry to register any change affecting the property including a change of ownership.
Land Registry Search
A search at the Land Registry to check that no undisclosed charges or interests are registered against the property.
See Lessor.
Where a property is leasehold this is the document giving the lessee the rights to possession of the property for the lease term and setting out all rights and obligations.
This is the owner of land for a temporary period. At the end of the term the property passes back to the owner of the freehold (or the superior leaseholder).
Leasehold Information Form (TA7)
This is completed by the seller of leasehold property and is in addition to the Property Information Form (and should be completed with the same level of care and attention).
See Mortgagee.
Where a property is leasehold the lessee means the current owner of the leasehold property as opposed to the freeholder or landlord whose interest is subject to the lessees right of occupation until the lease term has come to an end.
This means the landlord (usually the freeholder, although it may be a superior landlord) who is entitled to possession of the property at the end of the lease term.
Limited Title Guarantee
This is the title guarantee given by a seller where, because of their limited knowledge of the property, the full title guarantee cannot be given (e.g. a personal representative of a deceased owner or a mortgagee in possession).
(In land law.) Permission to enter or occupy land for an agreed purpose. The licensor gives such permission, the licensee is in receipt of the permission.
A loan to buy a house or flat where the mortgagee lends the mortgagor money in return for a legal charge being registered against the property to ensure that the loan must be repaid before the property can be sold.
The document signed by the mortgagor to create a legal charge which the mortgagee can register at the Land Registry.
Mortgage Offer
The details of the terms upon which the mortgagee is prepared to make the mortgage loan.
The length of time agreed for the repayment of the loan.
Where a property has been charged by the owner or mortgagor to the mortgagee.
Somebody who provides a mortgage (e.g. a bank or building society).
Somebody who takes out a mortgage (a borrower).
Any mortgage secured on a property being sold must be paid off (or redeemed) at completion.
When the value of a property is less than the outstanding sum owed on a mortgage.
Occupier's Consent
Any person who lives at the property but will not be signing the mortgage deed will be asked to consent to the mortgage being taken out and agree to move out if the mortgagee takes possession due to the default of the mortgage.
Official Copies
These are official copies of the Land Registers sent to the buyer's solicitors to prove the seller's title to the property.
Overriding interest
A right or interest in registered land which is binding on the Registered Proprietor and third parties without being registered, e.g. the rights of persons in actual occupation of the land.
A wall owned jointly with a neighbour and repairable at shared expense.
Approval by the local authority to the building or change of use of a property or extension to an existing property.
The document to be signed by somebody to appoint another to act as their attorney.
A road maintained by property owners rather than by the local authority. The property owners need to have rights over it as it is not necessarily a public access.
Property Information Form (TA6)
This is completed by the seller and provides details of the property, including boundary information and addresses issues such as works carried out to the property. A seller who completes a Property Information Form must do so carefully after reading the questions fully. If information or copy documents are requested, the seller should provide these copy documents in order to avoid any delays to the conveyancing process.
See Buyer above.
Registration of Title
Title to a property has to be registered in the Land Register maintained by the Land Registry on completion of a purchase. Ownership and all important details of rights and liabilities are recorded on the register. The Land Registry charges a registration fee which varies according to the purchase price. The Land Registry's website provides more information.
Rentcharge
Some freehold properties are subject to a rentcharge payable to the rentcharge owner. This may be to ensure income for the original land owner without the existence of a lease or it can be to ensure that estate covenants can be enforced more easily.
When loans are in default the mortgage lender can repossess the property and sell it so they can repay the debt
Restrictive covenant
A covenant which imposes a restriction on the use of land.
Holding back part of a mortgage loan until repairs to the property are satisfactorily completed.
These are carried out to ensure there are no recorded problems with the property being sold. They include Local Authority Search, Environmental Search, Water & Drainage Search and Chancel Liability Search. Subject to the location of the property additional searches might be necessary such as mining etc.
Someone who sells a property.
A payment required by a lessor or managing agent to cover the costs of maintaining and running a development (e.g. gardening and decorating and also insuring a block of flats).
A scheme enabling buyers to buy an equity share in a property with the aid of a mortgage, while the developer/housing association owns the remaining share. The developer/housing association would be entitled to their share of the equity of the property in the event it is sold at a later date.
A scheme allowing buyers to purchase a property for as little as a 25 per cent share in a property. The rest of the share is paid over time in the form of subsidised rent.
Smoke Control Order
An order made by the local authority designating an area to be one in which only smokeless fuels may be burnt (i.e. not coal or wood).
This is a tax payable on purchase of land over a certain price. Stamp Duty Land Tax (or SDLT) is paid to and collected by HM Revenue & Customs.
Applies to first time buyers within shared equity mortgages who 'top up' the number of shares they own in their part-owned, part-rented property until they own all shares outright.
Standard Conditions of Sale (Fifth Edition)
These are the standard conditions incorporated into most contracts for the sale of residential property in England and Wales. They are designed to strike a fair balance between the interests of a seller and buyer.
A formal statement about a property witnessed by a lawyer. It is used to support a claim where there is no formal evidence (for example, about a right of way).
Where a property moves due to inadequate foundations or severe change to the underlying ground. This results in an instability in the structure of a building often evidenced by cracks in walls.
This is a report based on a physical inspection of the Property which may flag up problems with the property's construction or condition. See below Full Structural Survey and Homebuyer Survey.
People living in a property owned by someone else. Please also see Lessee above.
This is a form of co-ownership of the property. It allows co-ownership – therefore where one owner dies, their share of the Property passes to whoever is specified in the will. Note it does not automatically pass to the other owner unless this is stipulated in the Will.
Title Information Document
Document issued by the Land Registry on completion of an application for registration confirming the ownership of the property and any mortgage.
Title Plan
The Title Plan, based on the Ordnance Survey, shows the physical extent of the Property. The Title Plans are to scale but are not detailed enough to establish boundary positions so cannot be relied upon in the event of a dispute.
Transfer Deed
This is the document formally transferring the ownership of the property from the seller to the buyer. Most transfer deeds follow a standard format and are often on forms called TR1.
Transfer of Equity and Deed of Gift
A transfer of equity is the transfer of one owner's share of a property to the remaining owner, and which may be covered by an existing mortgage. A deed of gift is when no payment is made for the share.
A transfer of property to trustee(s) for them to hold it for the benefit of another person(s).
This literally means that there is no tenant or other person in possession or occupation of a property. So if a property is sold with vacant possession the buyer should be able to move in straight away. If a seller sells a property with vacant possession the property should be substantially clear of all chattels, furniture, rubbish and the like on completion.
A very simple form of survey designed to establish the market value of the property.
The legal name sometimes used to describe the Seller of the property.
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John and Beth Hikade founded Arborvine in 2000; these days, it's run primarily by their sons, Tim and Andrew.
"We hold each other to a high standard," Andrew said.
The Arborvine Spring Salad features fresh cherries, avocado, and baby greens from Four Season Farm in Harborside.
Operating in a renovated farmhouse that was originally built in 1823, the pair grounds their menu around locally sourced food. Produce generally originates from area farms — Four Season Farm in Harborside, Carding Brook Farm in Brooklin, and Horsepower Farm in Penobscot, among others. Oysters typically come from the nearby Bagaduce River Oyster Co. and the Taunton Bay Oyster Co.
The ability to attain high-quality local ingredients is of utmost importance to the Hikade brothers, and something they attribute to long-standing rapport with area suppliers.
"Doing business around here is all about the relationships you develop," Andrew said.
The Arborvine menu credits local farms so diners too know where their food comes from. Menu items vary slightly each night based on seasonal seafood and produce, although a few items, like the popular crispy duck, are always available. Some days, the restaurant buys fish straight off the boat.
Halibut season only occupies May and June, while scallops — a popular menu item — are harvested in Maine from December through April. The mollusks also freeze well, which allows Arborvine to store and serve them year-round. The restaurant only uses diver scallops, meaning the scallops are hand-harvested by divers rather than scooped up via a dragger. It's less disruptive to the ecosystem.
The Hikade family has been in the restaurant business since the 1970s, when John and Beth first opened Fire Pond in Blue Hill. They sold the establishment in 1988.
Diners enjoy a meal on a Saturday night.
Still, the family kept up a catering business, and Tim and Andrew grew up shucking peas and shrimp for weddings and cocktail parties. When Arborvine first opened, Tim — the older of the two — had just graduated from the nearby George Stevens Academy. He left for college but still worked at the restaurant during the summers, before returning to Blue Hill and the restaurant well over a decade ago.
Both men credit their father for teaching them how to cook. Now in his 70s, John has left them in charge, although he still helps out as needed with everything from cooking to dishwashing or taking out the trash.
These days, the brothers are accompanied in the kitchen by garde manger Larry Gray, who has been with Arborvine since 2013. He is responsible for many of the cold plates — salads and desserts, and is talented with chocolate shavings and candied oranges, among other creations.
The family's pride in the restaurant extends far beyond each night's menu. The brothers are their own groundskeepers and handymen, determined to maintain the building's historical character. Arborvine's outdoor gardens serve to welcome visitors, and the flowers and herbs harvested on the property sometimes garnish dishes and decorate the tables.
The Hikades know that first impressions matter. It's why they pay such close attention to the landscaping, why they fresh bake bread each day, and why they make such an effort to remember each customer's preferences.
"We just try to make it a special night for anyone who comes out," Tim said.
Arborvine is located at 33 Tenney Hill in Blue Hill. Tel: 374-2119. Website: https://www.arborvine.com/.


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Dermal fillers can be broken down into three categories- bio degradable, semi permanent and permanent. Semi permanent and permanent products, while they produce longer lasting results, are associated with higher risks.
The safest products are biodegradable products because any problems (probability of adverse events is minimal) associated with the treatment can be reversed. Our clinicians prefers to use bio-degradeable products because of their safety factor. Also as we age, the skin changes so a permanent solution might not be appropriate for the long term.
Usually, (yes). The decision is up to you.
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No. This procedure is very non invasive and patients can return to work after treatment without any noticeable difference.
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But It Certainly Ain't Depressing!
Have you ever felt like reality could benefit, a lot, from all those fiction stories surrounding us all?
Surely, many fiction tales touch the dread in our hearts that the future may come and with it an unstoppable horror. Stories like 1984 and I, Robot raise both interest and worry about the inevitable.
But, whoa there just a minute! How come those far in between and few stories get all the rap? While, every fiction lover out there knows just how much more vast and meaningful non-moralistic fiction stories are in modern literature. I mean, most fiction stories tell us of legions of good ideas for the future, regardless of ethics.
Definitely, they too have conflict in them, as this attracts the mind and thus the reader. Beyond having the common story-telling tricks, though, most fiction stories do not predict a 'Hell on Earth' - or outside of Earth, for that matter.
For example, stories such as The Foundation series by Isaac Asimov and Have Space Suit—Will Travel together with Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein, tell us of mesmerizing pseudo-futures without bowing down to nihilism or to fatalism. The list of fiction stories that demonstrate, in our imaginations, the endless possibilities of the future, are that part with greater mass, in all readers' minds and hearts.
This concludes my rap about the real vibe of fiction books.


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Welcome to the new blogsite for the AHRC-funded network project, "Reflecting on Environmental Change through Site-based Performance." Bit of a mouthful, I know, so suggestions for snappier titles warmly welcomed. In the meantime, the domain name will do!
Members of the network will all be registered as "authors" to the site, with the ability to put up blog posts, and to initiate or respond to discussion strands. If you are not a contributor but would like to become one, please don't hesitate to get in touch – we want the debate to be as open as possible.
In the footsteps of Fountains Abbey's monks.


Those who eat seafood are well aware of the need for nut crackers to open the hard exoskeleton of lobsters to get to the meat inside. Humans aren't much different; we like to appear tough on the outside to hide our vulnerability on the inside. In fact, we do it so well, we sometimes hide and repress our emotions and memories from ourselves.
The two greyhound dog statues remind me of guard dogs. They are the ego's helpers if we chance a peek at what lies in our unconscious. Their "woofs" are translated into fearful ideas about what we might find if we look too deeply. In the Tower card, we use external things to try to protect ourselves from circumstances in the world. The Moon card deals with internal things, beliefs and feelings that make us too uncomfortable to uncover.
The two objects on the mantel remind me of miniature pagoda towers. These Asian towers were built as a shrine or temple. In this card, they act as a gateway to finding something sacred. Yes, I might have to become a hero or heroine and battle the illusory monsters I find, but a spiritual treasure will be unlocked if I'm successful.
The mirror indicates an opening from one reality to another (the unconscious). The full moon has been associated with moods and dreams (and a recent study in Switzerland showed that it did have a disruptive effect on sleep.) The pull of its gravity on the ocean waves symbolize the pull our unconscious can have on our words and actions. All those slips of the tongue and dreams we don't forget are evidence of its power. So too are our hair-trigger reactions that seem to come out of nowhere. Delving into our unconscious is never easy, because the language it uses is that of symbols. Sometimes it takes some detective work, but having an "aha" experience usually means we're onto something. Though the moon only reflects the sun's light, its fullness indicates the time is right to do some diving into the depths of our unconscious.
The crayfish motif seems to be decorating a fireplace screen, occluding the light of our conscious mind. Unlike some of the other mirrors in the house this one is highly reflective, although the image it displays is not literal. I'm reminded of the Mirror of Galadriel from Lord of the Rings that showed "things that were, and things that are, and things that yet may be..." and of course a different vision for each individual viewer.
In the mirror, I am reading the round image as a memory of childhood, not a moon. There, I see a child, from the back, retreating from me into a gardenscape. I keep trying to see it as a moon--but it's not happening (yet!). And there is so much in at least my own unconscious that comes from early childhood . . . And having said that, now I see the dogs as protectors of that child.
Wow. I think I just used the entire image as a Rorshach blot! When I was the age of the child I imagine in the mirror, I had a Great Dane who walked with me as my protector.
Well, clearly THIS Moon card is doing its job.


Read here for detailed information about the program.
The cost of the retreat is $1250 CAD/ $1000 USD/ 740 GBP. This includes ground transportation upon arrival in Spain, all meals and the activities and program. This does not include flights.
Deep Roots is intended to support sound Islamic character as we believe that this is essential to good Islamic leadership. The program will include Islamic reminders, daily prayers and Islamic etiquette start to finish. Youth will be segregated while sleeping and will be guided to observe healthy, sound Islamic behaviours in their interactions.
Read about some of the team members here.
Deep Roots is an offshoot of Andalucian Routes, an Islamic Educational Tour company. Read more about Andalucian Routes here and here.
Deep Roots is not tied to any specific organization or group. Our sole intention is to utilize the powerful lessons of Spain to further empower youth leaders when they return home to their respective communities and organizations.
Deep Roots is a peaceful educational initiative that promotes the well-being of all people. We do not condone activities that would be harmful or disrespectful to people of any background, faith or ethnicity.
how do youth get to the program?
Individuals are responsible for booking their own flights to the program. Due to the season, the price of an individual adult round-trip to Malaga, Spain is between $1300- $1600 CAD.
Malaga Airport (AGP), flights should arrive no later than 1pm on Sunday, August 19, 2018 (where they will be picked up by the Deep Roots Team). Upon arrival, meet the Deep Roots Team in "arrivals" at the Cafe and Te cafe.
Participants will be picked up and dropped off by the Deep Roots team at the scheduled time. Those arriving earlier must make their way to the airport for pick up. Those arriving later will have to make their own way to our first stop on the retreat, Cordoba. Note: Cordoba is 2 hours away from Malaga by bus.


The 2019 Mazda MX-5 Miata RF will arrive at U.S. dealerships late next month, carrying a slightly increased starting price to accommodate for its many improvements.
Mazda announced on Monday that the hardtop Miata will carry a starting MSRP of $32,345 for the SKYACTIV-MT transmission-equipped MX-5 Club, up $435 from the starting price of the 2018 model. With the six-speed Sport automatic transmission with paddle shifters, the MX-5 Club starts at $32,945, also $435 more than the 2018 model.
The 2019 Mazda Miata MX-5 Grand Touring starts at $33,335 for the manual and $34,410 for the automatic — both are $585 more than the outgoing model.
Earlier this year, Mazda confirmed that the 2019 Miata would come equipped with a retuned SKYACTIV-G 2.0-liter engine that produces 26 horsepower and 3 lb-ft of torque more than the 2018 model. Other significant quality-of-life improvements made to the Miata include a standard tilt/telescoping steering column constructed from aluminum, a new rearview camera, and available Traffic Sign Recognition and Smart City Brake Support technologies.
Also new for 2019 is a GT-S Package offered for the MX-5 Grand Touring with the SKYACTIV-MT 6-speed manual. Available for $750, this package a front shock tower brace, limited-slip rear differential, Bilstein dampers, and a hand-painted roof akin to that offered on the 2017 Mazda MX-5 RF Launch Edition. The MX-5 Grand Touring is also available with a $300 Auburn Nappa Leather package.
The MX-5 Club SKYACTIV-MT is also available with a Brembo/BBS Package and Brembo/BBS/Recaro Package, priced $3,770 and $4,670, respectively. The former adds 17-inch, dark gunmetal BBS forged alloy wheels; front Brembo rotors and calipers; red-painted brake calipers for all four wheels; side sill extensions; a rear bumper skirt; and heated leather-upholstered seats. The latter swaps in Recaro bucket seats and adds a black-painted roof.
The Club is also available with a $450 i-ACTIVSENSE Package that can't be bundled with the Brembo/BBS and Brembo/BBS/Recaro Packages. Smart City Brake Support and Lane-Departure Warning the featured technologies in the package, complementing the Club's standard Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert.
Mazda also revealed pricing for three colors available for the MX-5 RF: $595 for Soul Red Crystal, $300 for Machine Gray Metallic, and $200 Snowflake White Pearl Mica.


Natural gas supply and demand fundamentals and the demand for clean energy have consistently underpinned our strategy, as well as the infrastructure we develop. The abundant supply of natural gas in North America, driven by new technology that has improved the economics of unconventional gas plays, has been positive news for North American energy consumers and has led to renewed interest in natural gas as an economically priced, clean‑burning fuel. As a result, the use of natural gas for power generation, household, and commercial and industrial uses has increased substantially, providing significant opportunities across our Midstream, Utilities and Power and Utilities segments.
Our Midstream segment includes natural gas gathering and processing, natural gas liquids (NGL) extraction and separation, transmission, storage and natural gas marketing. Our Midstream segment also includes an equity investment in Petrogas via our AltaGas Idemitsu Joint Venture Limited Partnership, through which we hold an interest in the Ferndale LPG Terminal in the state of Washington. The Midstream segment also includes expansion and greenfield projects under development or construction, including the Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal near Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
We serve customers primarily in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin and transact more than 1.5 Bcf/d of natural gas. Our gas gathering systems move natural gas from producing wells to processing facilities where impurities and certain hydrocarbon components are removed. The gas is then compressed to meet downstream pipelines' operating specifications in order to be transported. Meanwhile, our extraction and separation facilities reprocess natural gas to extract and recover ethane and natural gas liquids. We own approximately 1.5 Bcf/d of extraction processing capacity and approximately 0.7 Bcf/d of raw field gas processing capacity.
In the northeastern U.S., our Midstream segment also includes investments in four natural gas pipelines: Central Penn, Mountain Valley, Stonewall and the proposed Constitution Pipeline.
We own and operate utilities that store and deliver safe and reliable natural gas to homes and businesses in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland, Michigan and Alaska. Our Utilities segment serves approximately 1.6 million customers with a rate base of approximately $3.7 billion. The utilities are underpinned by regulated returns and regulatory regimes that generally provide stable earnings and cash flows. Our Utilities business also includes storage facilities and contracts for interstate natural gas transportation and storage services.
An approximate 37 percent interest in AltaGas Canada Inc.
We are engaged in the generation and sale of capacity, electricity, and ancillary services and related products through power facilities in Alberta, California, Colorado, Michigan, and North Carolina, as well as distributed generation assets including solar photovoltaic (PV) and fuel cells across the United States. Our Power segment includes 1,105 MW of operational gross power generation capacity from gas-fired, distributed energy, solar, biomass, and energy storage, as well as a number of opportunities for additional energy storage assets currently under development.


13 Reasons Why has already proved to be a phenomenon for Netflix and its viewers during its debut season, and the seemingly close-knit relationship shared among the cast has certainly been part of that track record. But perhaps the most interesting part of their bond is that while filming the drama, the actors all actually lived together in the same apartment building, where they all hung out in the midst of dealing with the heavy narrative.
The reasoning for this cohabitation is simple: None of the cast lived close to 13 Reasons Why's filming location in San Rafael, California, so seven of the actors had to move into some local lodging during the months-long production. San Rafael doesn't exactly have an abundance of housing options, however, so by sheer coincidence, they all moved into the same building. Fun times reminiscent of a college dorm naturally ensued.
"The best way to describe it is like summer camp. You get close so quickly," one of the show's stars, Miles Heizer, told Entertainment Weekly. "I lived two doors down from Christian," star Alisha Boe also said, "and every day after set I would go over to his place and watch RuPaul's Drag Race."
Christian Navarro said that he, Dylan Minnette, and Brandon Flynn scoped out the apartment complex together and liked what they saw. "We checked it out and liked it and then like a week later we found out that three other people were moving in," he explained. "Before you knew it, half the cast was all living in the same place. We all got to know each other really well. I think you see that a little bit in the show too." We'll see what living arrangements they agree on for season two.


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Velleman is a Belgian producer and distributor of electronics, in particular for hobbyists. In a blog post introducing the products, RadioShack claimed Velleman to be "the undisputed leader in do-it-yourself kits and components".

The company was founded in 1972 as a family-owned maker of do-it-yourself electronic kits, and incorporated as Velleman NV in the 1980s. It is headquartered in Gavere in East Flanders, 10 km south-west of Ghent, has 165 employees worldwide and a turnover of 37 million euros (2009).

See also
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References

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External links
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Electronics companies of Belgium
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Gavere
Electronics companies established in 1975
Belgian brands
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3D printer companies


Photo: globallookpress.com the Founder of the Citron Research company, the investor Andrew Left have submitted a claim to the head of Tesla Elon Musk to federal court of California, having accused him of manipulation of the value of the stock of the company, CNBC with reference to claim materials reports. In the claim, notes TV channel, it is claimed that Musk manipulated the value of the stock of Tesla, publishing the false and misleading information. In particular, on August 7 Musk has published signing up in Twitter in which I have allowed a conclusion of Tesla from the exchange at the stock value of $420 for paper. He has also added that "financing is provided". On August 24 Musk has said that he refuses plans of repayment of the company and that Tesla will remain public. "We believe, Musk has made an attempt of manipulation of the cost of securities of Tesla by means of the false and misleading tweets to do harm to the sellers of securities selling short" — cites CNBC words of the partner of one of law firms of Left Michael Kenti. After Musk has said on August 7 that he wants to redeem shares of the company and to remove it from the exchange, shareholders of Tesla have submitted a collective claim to federal court in San Francisco, having said that Musk the messages about transformation of Tesla into the private company has caused sharp rate fluctuations of actions and has violated the law on securities.


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1 And he heard the words of Laban's sons, saying, Jacob hath taken away all that was our father's; and of that which was our father's hath he gotten all this glory.
5 And said unto them, I see your father's countenance, that it is not toward me as before; but the God of my father hath been with me.
14 And Rachel and Leah answered and said unto him, Is there yet any portion or inheritance for us in our father's house?
16 For all the riches which God hath taken from our father, that is ours, and our children's: now then, whatsoever God hath said unto thee, do.
19 And Laban went to shear his sheep: and Rachel had stolen the images that were her father's.
23 And he took his brethren with him, and pursued after him seven days' journey; and they overtook him in the mount Gilead.
30 And now, though thou wouldest needs be gone, because thou sore longedst after thy father's house, yet wherefore hast thou stolen my gods?
33 And Laban went into Jacob's tent, and into Leah's tent, and into the two maidservants' tents; but he found them not. Then went he out of Leah's tent, and entered into Rachel's tent.
34 Now Rachel had taken the images, and put them in the camel's furniture, and sat upon them. And Laban searched all the tent, but found them not.


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How to Watch the Golden Globes
Seth Meyers hosts the 2018 edition of the awards, airing live on NBC.
The Golden Globe Awards, the first of a series of Sunday night awards season extravaganzas over the next few months, offer a prime opportunity to sit out winter weather and experience the entire thing on the couch—whether you're signed up for a deluxe cable package, or have completely cut the cord.
The festivities will kick off a few hours before first-time host Seth Meyers takes the stage on Sunday, January 7. E! News's red carpet coverage begins at 6 p.m. ET and can be viewed via TV, the E! website (cable login required), or the E! app.
NBC will start its pre-show coverage an hour later, at 7 p.m. ET, while Dick Clark Productions and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will host their own red carpet show on Facebook Live from 6 to 8 p.m. ET. This year's red carpet show will be particularly interesting, since many attendees have promised to take a stand against sexism and sexual misconduct in Hollywood by wearing black on the red carpet.
After Emma Stone, Meryl Streep, Daniel Kaluuya, and the rest of this year's nominees have made it down the carpet, the actual ceremony—held, as always, at the Beverly Hilton—will air live on NBC. The TV-less can stream the show via the NBC website or app, but if you don't have a parent/roommate/ex-boyfriend with a cable login to "borrow," you can subscribe to Hulu's Live TV plan, Sling TV, or YouTube TV, all of which offer free trials that can carry you a fair distance through awards season.
The awards, which honor both film and television, are likely to be good to the teams behind The Shape of Water and Big Little Lies, among others. For more, check out our official predictions, and tune in Sunday night to see if we got them right.
The 2018 Golden Globe Acting Nominees in Photos
Courtesy of Focus Features.
Nominated for Best Actor, Drama
Gary Oldman, Darkest Hour
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2018 Golden Globe Predictions: Who Will Win Big This Year?
We predict The Shape of Water, Lady Bird, and Big Little Lies will go home happy.
By Hillary Busis, Mike Hogan, Katey Rich, Joanna Robinson, and Richard Lawson
What the Golden Globe Nominations Tell Us About the Oscar Race
Looking at the snubs and surprises from the 2017 nominations.
By Richard Lawson
What Statement Are Men Making by Wearing Black to the Golden Globes?
Hollywood men are reportedly wearing black in solidarity with women protesting sexual misconduct—but many are puzzled about how their attire will differ from what they've always worn.
By Hilary Weaver
Golden Globes 2023 Presenters Include Jenna Ortega, Jennifer Coolidge, Ana de Armas, and More
The beleaguered awards show will return to NBC on January 11, with Jerrod Carmichael hosting.
The Golden Globes 2023 Really Did Pull Off Their Comeback
Following a reckoning within its ranks and a year off the air, the Hollywood Foreign Press presented a return to luxe elegance, some worthy winners, and an actual sense of fun.
What We Learned from the Golden Globes and the SAG Nominations
On this week's Little Gold Men podcast, a look behind the scenes of the Globes, and what the SAG nominations tell us about the mood in Hollywood.
Golden Globes 2023 Winners: See the Full List
The Fabelmans and The Banshees of Inisherin won the top film prizes, while Abbott Elementary and The White Lotus enjoyed winning streaks on the TV side.
Golden Globes 2023: How the Show Addressed the Controversy
Jerrod Carmichael's monologue put the recent controversies about the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in full view—but after that, it was all about celebration.
Jerrod Carmichael Opens the Golden Globes 2023 With Devastation and a Dose of Truth
The Emmy-winning comedian didn't hold back, criticizing the HFPA for its checkered history with race during his blistering opening monologue: "I'm here 'cause I'm Black."
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This project aims to further improve the technology of gene therapy for thalassemia as well as to prepare the ground for future clinical trials in the gene therapy field. Gene therapy utilizing lentiviral vectors (LVs) is considered as a real therapeutic alternative for many hemopoietic inherited diseases, such as beta-thalassemia. A major limitation of current LVs is their inability to govern efficient gene transfer into quiescent cells, such as human CD34+ cells that reside in the Go phase of the cell cycle. Additional problems of these vectors are the low titers observed due to regulatory elements of the beta-globin locus, such as the LCR, used in order to improve the transgene's expression and reduce silencing, as well as the toxicity posed on CD34+ cells due to usage of VSV-G as an envelope protein. These facts hamper their application for gene therapy of hematopoietic cells. Thus, the major current drawbacks affecting therapeutic efficacy, include 1) insufficient transduction efficiency of the target hemopoietic stem cells, 2) inconsistent expression of the transgene and lack of long term expression due to silencing and 3) putative aberrant expression near integration sites raising safety issues. To this end, the current proposal aims to address comprehensively specific issues of the globin gene therapy, by the 1) improvement of current vector technology, 2) development of novel strategies for cell targeting and finally 3) establishing an extensive genotoxic study for the generation of a cell model that will permit and predict patient safety for future clinical trials.