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Statement from Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole on resumption of Parliament
Ottawa, ON — The Hon. Erin O'Toole, Leader of Canada's Conservatives and the Official Opposition, issued the following statement regarding the resumption of Parliament:
"Our country is facing a crisis of historic proportions.
"Today marks the one-year anniversary of the first presumptive case of COVID-19 in Canada. Since then, nearly 20,000 Canadians have died of COVID-19.
"Unfortunately, despite the Prime Minister's assurances, the Pfizer vaccine delivery is now in jeopardy. Premiers report they have run out of vaccines.
"This week, Canada will receive zero Pfizer vaccines. Next week, according to the revised schedule, Canada will receive less than a third of the planned number of doses the government claimed would be coming. The following week, the revised schedule states the doses we will receive is 'unknown'. Unknown means there is no real plan in place from this government.
"There are so many questions outstanding, despite the government claiming they had a plan. We wish we could trust the Prime Minister, but this situation demands Parliament's urgent attention.
"It is imperative we work together to improve the Liberal vaccine plan and get Canadians back to work.
"Today, the Conservatives are asking for emergency debates on both the vaccine rollout and the cancellation of Keystone XL.
"The news of Keystone XL's cancellation is a devastating blow for Canada, especially families in Alberta. I spoke with the Prime Minister months ago and called on him to push our plan to advance North American energy security and independence. It was clear to me then that he was not going to take the issue seriously.
"With the return of the House of Commons, my Conservative team will relentlessly focus on the COVID-19 recovery, jobs, pushing wages up, and getting Canada's economy and finances back on track.
"The health and prosperity of Canadians are at stake.
"The bottom line is we need vaccines to secure our future, rebuild our economy, and get Canadians back to work.
"That's what Conservatives will continue to stand up for. Canadians deserve leadership."
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18 high-ranking military officers have been charged for their participation in El Mozote massacre since the case reopened in September 2016, when the amnesty law was revoked. · The government has not yet granted access to the files related to military plans and operations during that period. · Today, on the 36th anniversary of the events, 70 academics and international experts welcome the advances in the case and call for expediting the process in order to finally end impunity.
December, 11th, 2017.- The El Mozote case has become known as the most violent episode in the modern history of Latin America. Approximately 1,000 people were executed by the Salvadoran armed forces in December 1981, during the country's civil war. More than half of the victims were children and adolescents. The terror and the physical and emotional injury suffered by the victims and their families, as well as the lingering effects of these crimes, have spurred international outrage and demands for an end to three decades of institutional neglect.
In September 2016, after amnesty law was declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice, and at the insistence of the victims, a judge reopened the criminal proceeding regarding this case. This historic action rejuvenated hope in the Salvadoran justice system. And yet, despite some progress, the government still hesitates to provide relevant military information and to detain army officers who have been formally charged with criminal responsibility. After more than a year with modest advancement, some have questioned whether or not the government has a serious commitment to delivering justice for these crimes.
Now 36 years after the massacre, international experts and academics call on the Salvadoran institutions to act decisively and efficiently in order to resolve the El Mozote case.


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Disaster Emergency Transfers From County General Funds
Concerning extension of the period following the declaration by the governor of a disaster emergency in a county within which the board of county commissioners of the county may transfer county general fund money to the county road and bridge fund for the purposes of disaster response and recovery.
The bill extends from 4 years to 8 years the period following the declaration by the governor of a disaster emergency in a county within which the board of county commissioners of the county may transfer county general fund money to the county road and bridge fund for the purposes of disaster response and recovery.
Kevin Lundberg
Mike Foote
Hugh McKean
03/16/2017 Signed Act PDF
03/10/2017 Final Act PDF
02/28/2017 Rerevised PDF
02/27/2017 Revised PDF
02/22/2017 | House Local Government (1 )
Refer Senate Bill 17-034 to the Committee of the Whole.
The motion passed on a vote of 12-0.
01/24/2017 | Senate Local Government (1 )
Aye: 65 No: 0 Other: 0
03/16/2017 Governor Governor Signed
03/10/2017 Governor Sent to the Governor
03/10/2017 House Signed by the Speaker of the House
03/10/2017 Senate Signed by the President of the Senate
02/27/2017 House House Second Reading Passed - No Amendments
02/22/2017 House House Committee on Local Government Refer Unamended to House Committee of the Whole
02/06/2017 House Introduced In House - Assigned to Local Government
02/01/2017 Senate Senate Third Reading Passed - No Amendments
01/31/2017 Senate Senate Third Reading Laid Over Daily - No Amendments
01/30/2017 Senate Senate Second Reading Passed - No Amendments
01/27/2017 Senate Senate Second Reading Laid Over Daily - No Amendments
01/24/2017 Senate Senate Committee on Local Government Refer Unamended to Senate Committee of the Whole
01/11/2017 Senate Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Local Government
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Rep. M. Foote, Rep. H. McKean
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Rep. J. Arndt, Rep. K. Becker, Rep. P. Buck, Rep. T. Carver, Rep. J. Coleman, Rep. C. Duran, Rep. D. Esgar, Rep. T. Exum, Rep. A. Garnett, Rep. J. Ginal, Rep. M. Gray, Rep. M. Hamner, Rep. L. Herod, Rep. E. Hooton, Rep. D. Jackson, Rep. C. Kennedy, Rep. T. Kraft-Tharp, Rep. P. Lawrence, Rep. S. Lebsock, Rep. P. Lee, Rep. L. Liston, Rep. S. Lontine, Rep. B. McLachlan, Rep. J. Melton, Rep. B. Pettersen, Rep. P. Rosenthal, Rep. L. Saine, Rep. J. Salazar, Rep. J. Singer, Rep. D. Valdez
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Home » Admissions » Fund Raising
The School relies heavily on fundraising projects from which the proceeds are earmarked for specific needs. Listed below are fund raising activities for 2021-2022.
IHMS FUND RAISING RAFFLE
The Annual Fund Raising Raffle takes place the last Wednesday in November. The Fund Raising Raffle has the potential of distributing up to 7,000.00 in prizes! There are 500 tickets printed. The first ticket drawn, and every 25th ticket drawn thereafter, will win $200.00. The final ticket drawn will be awarded $ 3,000.00. Proceeds from this fund raiser will be used for the advancement of educational programs at the school.
Tickets are being sold for $50.00 and are now available through the IHMS School Office (phone 204-582-5698 or email: ihms@ihms.mb.ca).
All IHMS families are responsible for selling a minimum of 2 tickets at a total value of $100.00. If anyone is able to sell more, extra tickets are available through the school office. The more tickets our school sells the larger the profit for the school. Last year there were twelve families in our school community that were $200.00 winners!
Thank you to all the supporters that purchased a ticket for the 2022 Annual IHMS Fund Raising Raffle. Your support is tremendously appreciated. For a full list of the winning tickets from 2022, click on the below link:
2022 IHMS Fundraising Raffle Winners
IHMS AMAZON ASSOCIATES PROGRAM (IHMS Parents' Guild)
Are you an Amazon shopper?! Simply click the Amazon banner on the IHMS homepage, shop at Amazon, and the school earns rewards dollars.
IHMS GIFT CARDS FUNDRAISING PROGRAM (IHMS Parents' Guild)
The IHMS Parents' Guild is offering a 'Christmas 2022 Fundraiser' – the IHMS Gift Card Fundraising Program!
We are excited to offer a ONE TIME opportunity to take part in this fundraiser for this school year. It will not cost you one penny more than you would normally spend. The Parents' Guild purchases plastic cards from large, well known retailers at a discount. The Parents' Guild resells the cards to you at face value and the Parents' Guild keeps the difference as a fundraiser.
Some of the participating retailers include: LuLuLemon, Superstore, Save-On-Foods, Sobeys, Safeway, Wal-Mart, The Bay, Home Depot, Rona, Petro-Canada, Shell, Canadian Tire, Best Buy, Shoppers Drug Mart and many more.
The Gift Card Order Form is available by clicking the link: IHMS Gift Card Order Form Simply fill in the required contact information, as well as, the number and type of gift cards you require. The Gift Card Order Form (excel spreadsheet) will self tabulate your order. Submit your orders to the School Office, or email it to parentsguild@ihms.mb.ca by Tuesday, November 15, 2022. The orders will be processed immediately following the due date and be available to you just in time for Christmas!
The forms of accepted payment are:
1. Cash (exact amount)
2. Cheque made payable to: IHMS Parents' Guild
3. EFT to: parentsguild_eft@ihms.mb.ca
A claiming booth will be set up at the front of the school (after school) for the distribution of the gift cards. Due to the nature of the gift cards, a parent signature is required to acknowledge receipt of the gift cards.
With parental signed authorization, children will be allowed to pick-up the gift cards. The child will also have to sign their receipt of the gift cards.
IHMS SUPER SPRING 50/50 RAFFLE
Immaculate Heart of Mary School has made the decision to cancel the IHMS Super Spring 50/50 Raffle (normally scheduled to run in March, 2022). We feel that the priority in our community must be focused on supporting the critical needs of our brothers, sisters, family and friends in Ukraine. Please do what you can to support humanitarian organizations supporting our brothers, sisters, family and friends in Ukraine.
The Parents' Guild has compiled a Cook Book of favourite family recipes and can be purchased through the school office.
Occasionally specific classes will hold a fund raiser to assist in special activities (eg. Camp, Graduation, etc.).


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Forex Market Business Hours?
Forex FAQs
Advanced Trading
Forex Trading Forex FAQs
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By John Russell
The simplest answer is that the forex is open for trading all the time, but that the specific hours it opens and closes at any given location depending upon where you are in the world. The base reference time for all opening and closing times worldwide is Greenwich Mean Time, commonly abbreviated GMT. Many websites devoted to clarifying forex business hours describe the opening and closing times with three or four significant examples, usually
New York, where the forex opens at 1 pm GMT and closes eight hours later, at 10 pm GMT
Sydney, where the forex opens at 10 pm GMT and closes eight hours later, at 6 am GMT
Tokyo, where the forex opens at 00 am GMT (midnight, in other words) and closes eight hours later at 9 am GMT
London, where the forex opens at 8 am GMT and closes eight hours later at 5 pm GMT
Here's Where Things Begin to Get Complicated
One source of confusion for new forex traders has to do with how the various websites choose to present the open and closing time data.
In all cases, to make a meaningful description of trading hours worldwide, the opening and closing times at each location worldwide need to be presented with a common base reference time. In this article, for instance, the data is referenced to GMT. In other articles with a United States orientation, however, the common base reference time often used is Eastern Standard Time. It isn't wrong, but it's a little confusing for readers who don't distinguish between GMT and EST --something few persons other than forex traders and airline personnel need to deal with on a regular basis.
Another possible source of confusion is that GMT is always just that, summer, winter and fall. Eastern time, however, comes in two flavors: Eastern Standard Time (EST) and Eastern Daylight Time. Since the agreed-upon reference time worldwide is actually GMT, which has no Greenwich Mean Daylight Savings Time, this means that a New York trader who chooses to reference Eastern time rather than GMT, must keep in mind that during Daylight Savings Time in New York, the trading hours shift by an hour because the GMT reference time, needless to say, does not shift.
Eight Hours a Day or 24?
The first section of this article notes that at each location the forex is open for eight hours. It is true. But other websites on the subject of forex trading hours note that the forex is open "24 hours a day." It is also true -- or at least "true-ish."
The explanation isn't complicated, but at first, it may seem a little strange and requires a two-part explanation. First, remember that if it's midnight in New York when the New York forex market is closed, it's also the middle of the trading day somewhere -- in Tokyo, for instance. Also, keep in mind that forex is a worldwide market that is entirely virtual. There's no trading pit anywhere. When you enter a midnight forex trade on your laptop in New York, the trade is executed in Tokyo or in another of the several trading centers worldwide that are open when you initiate the trade.
So, yes, at any given trading center, it's an eight hour day. But that really doesn't matter, because somewhere in the world trading centers are open. You can trade anytime you want, although you should also note that you'll get the narrowest spreads -- the broker's profit margin -- when the maximum number of trading centers are open or, more precisely, when the trading volume for your currency trade is greatest.
Five Days or Seven?
Still another source of confusion has to do with how many days a week the forex is open. Some websites may declare without further explanation that the forex is always "open 24 hours a day" and others, probably the majority, note that the forex market is open "five days a week."
Again, both statements are true enough if you put them in context. The apparent contradiction comes because just as a given trading center is open for eight hours and yet you can trade 24 hours a day, so it is also true that although any given trading center keeps a five day week, somewhere in the world, another trading center is open when that trading center is closed. It is the happy consequence of the way the day of the week shifts forward or back as you cross the international dateline.
In short, you can trade anytime you want. That's the basic information you need. Also, as noted, you'll get the best trading spreads when the volume is peaking -- that is when the greatest number of major trading markets are open.
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We may note certain implications of wage determination by trade uniuns. By imposing a high wage. a trade union may prevent undue expansion of an industry when the only attraction to the new firms was the prevalence of a low wage. But it may also cause unemployment by insisting on a wage which is beyond the capacity of the industry to bear. Some employers will be forced out and others will contract output. In both cases, some labour will be discharged. The movement of the discharged labour into other industries will depress wages there too.


I'm not mad. I'm disappointed.
Sia's new album "This is Acting," is one-third a fantastic pop album, one-third empowering manifesto and one-third blatant mockery.
But mockery is what Sia attempts on "This is Acting." Singing songs primarily written for other artists — songs rejected by some of today's biggest superstars, including Adele, Rihanna and Shakira — Sia makes no intent of being true to her own self, something we come to miss as we progress through the tracks.
"This is Acting" is Sia's follow-up to 2014's "1000 Forms of Fear," which spawned the hits "Chandelier" and "Elastic Heart." Chart-topping as that album may have been, its true beauty was in its lyrics, which dealt with heartbreak, alcoholism and depression, and offered a window into Sia's mind. Despite covering her face when performing, we came to know Sia as someone beyond the songwriter to the stars. She assumed stardom in her own right, a newfound global prominence that catapulted her into the eyes, ears and hearts of millions.
But two years later, "This is Acting" pales in comparison. We fail to hear Sia as her own person. Her distinct voice becomes clouded by lyrics that don't suit her persona, lost in the woods but unable to properly call out for help.
In "Sweet Design," undoubtedly the album's worst track, Sia utilizes sharp, attacking vocals over painful 90's hip-hop beats, uttering deplorable and downright strange phrases — among them: "My junk hypnotise the whole room, Bump, bump, I'ma rub it up on you. My peach, juicy soft and so delicious." It's no wonder "Sweet Design" was a reject.
"This is Acting" is not all bad. Its lead single, "Alive," which was written for and with Adele but did not make Adele's "25" album, is not only an anthem in the literal sense, but in the spiritual. Sia sings, "I found solace in the strangest place — Way in the back of my mind," a lyric we wouldn't expect, nor picture a performance of, from Adele. We get the sense Sia wrote "Alive" for herself.
"Bird Set Free" leads the album in a proclamation of self-confidence, an ode to finding one's voice and standing up for one's beliefs. It's probably the most empowering song on the album, but not the most personal. That would be "Reaper," co-written with the likes of Kanye West, which discusses salvation and the desire to keep on living. With a mid-tempo drum beat, soothing strings and a Sia who wounds confident and happy, it's the most approachable — and no doubt the best — track on the album.
These successes aside, "This is Acting" is not Sia's album. While "Reaper" may be the most personal track in sound and lyric, it was written for Rihanna, and Sia claimed no emotional attachment to the song in a December Rolling Stone interview. Perhaps we should be proud of Sia for making the most out of rejection; there is something to be said for coming out clear-headed amidst being turned down by pop's biggest superstars. But sadly, the truth is many of these songs were rejects for a reason, and Sia's roles on "This is Acting" feel forced, uncomfortable and miscast.


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Home Newsroom News and press releases OSCE media freedom representative strongly condemns attack on participants at the event "Art, freedom of speech and blasphemy" in Copenhagen
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OSCE media freedom representative strongly condemns attack on participants at the event "Art, freedom of speech and blasphemy" in Copenhagen
Vienna 15 February 2015
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Denmark's flag is seen next to candles, paying tribute to the victims of the deadly attacks in Copenhagen, February 15, 2015. (REUTERS)
VIENNA, 15 February 2015 – OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović strongly condemned yesterday's attack in Copenhagen, where a gunman opened fire at a public event on art, freedom of speech and blasphemy. One man was left dead, and three police were injured.
Reports say that the gunman, who apparently also killed a person at a synagogue in Copenhagen, was shot dead by police.
"I am appalled to see a new attack on freedom of speech while the world is still mourning the victims of Charlie Hebdo," Mijatović said. "This is yet another painful reminder of the urgency for religious and political leaders to step up to protect our core democratic values.
"More than ever, we need to encourage a pluralistic environment for speech and media. All of society must be involved in a broad discussion on tolerance and freedom of speech," she said.
Swedish artist Lars Vilks was one of the speakers at the meeting. Vilks has received numerous death threats, among them from Al-Qaida, after he drew several cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad in 2007. He has been living under police protection ever since.
According to reports, the police are investigating the shootings yesterday as a terror attack aimed at Vilks. France's ambassador to Denmark, François Zimeray, also attended the meeting.
"We need to accept being shocked, disturbed or even offended by what is said, drawn or written no matter how provocative or critical," Mijatović said. "While direct calls for violence must be met with the full rigor of the law, we have many tools to fight lesser forms of intolerant speech: We can argue against them, we can make fun of them, we can ignore them and we can also choose to tolerate them, but violence and killing those holding different opinions is unacceptable."
The cartoon controversy started nearly 10 years ago when the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published 12 cartoons mostly depicting Islam and Muhammad, drawing protests throughout the Muslim world.
On 7 January 2015, 12 people were killed, among them 10 staff members, in a terrorist attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, viewed as a response to its continued publications of caricatures of Muhammad.
The public statement by the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media on the Paris attack is available at //www.osce.org/fom/133526.
The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media observes media developments in all 57 OSCE participating States. She provides early warning on violations of freedom of expression and media freedom and promotes full compliance with OSCE media freedom commitments. Learn more atwww.osce.org/fom, Twitter: @OSCE_RFoM and on www.facebook.com/osce.rfom.
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"When one door closes another door opens; but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door, that we do not see the ones which open for us." – Alexander Graham Bell
This was a quote I used a lot during my days teaching innovation. We are often blind to opportunity because we look backwards and not forwards.
In the last week I received unpleasant news on two unrelated fronts of my artistic journey.
First, I was notified by Rockfish River Gallery and Gifts, where I've had my work for about four years now, that they are changing the terms of their standard agreement.
The woman who was running it when I first put some of my paintings there was a wonderful lady who was passionate about supporting local artists, but she was not a business woman. Last year she decided that she was unable to run the gallery anymore, so she sent a notice that she was going to shut it down unless she could find a buyer for it. The Rockfish Valley Community Center, where the gallery is located decided to take it over. They had a grand reopening over the summer and they appear to have breathed some new life into it. Unfortunately, they have also discovered that it is not sustainable under its current structure.
The new terms require a $20 monthly fee to be paid just to display there, and then they will still take a 30% commission on the works sold. If you want to volunteer to work 10 hours a month in the gallery then they will waive the fee and reduce the commission to 10%. In the four years that I have had work there they have sold exactly three paintings. I cannot justify paying $20 a month to keep my work there, nor will I work for $2 an hour, so I will be pulling my work out of the gallery. I will begin the search for additional galleries to display my work in that have more attractive terms. It is sad though, because that is the closest gallery to us and I can easily send people there, plus many locals tell me they've seen my work there.
I will continue to show some work at the Shenandoah Art Center in Waynesboro, and I also have work on display at the Friendly City Inn in Harrisonburg.
The other bad news, and this one is quite heartbreaking for me, is that Nimrod Hall will not be opening their doors for art workshops in the foreseeable future. Owners Laura Loe and her husband Will Loving need a break. Owning and operating Nimrod Hall is a labor of love, but Laura has been doing it for 25 years, first as a hired manager and then, since 2013, as an owner. They have decided that for now, they just want to enjoy it as a second home and a private retreat for themselves and their family. They have said this is for 2023 but have not speculated at all about what the future holds. For those who might be interested, here is Laura's statement.
If you've been reading my blog for a while you know that I love Nimrod Hall. It's a magical place where artists can go and simply create. It's rustic, but that actually helps encourage me. I will miss it terribly, and hope that someday it returns to its former magical self. Until then I will need to look for other opportunities to immerse myself in art from time to time. Sometimes I simply lack discipline or inspiration to practice my craft. Nimrod always helped get me going again, but for now I will need to look for other ways to do that.
So as you see, I'm going to be out trying to open some new doors to see what I find. Stay tuned! Sorry, but this is a post with no art. I promise I won't do that again for a while.
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Greg Noe on January 14, 2023 at 12:26 am said:
Sorry to hear this news. You are painting so well I hope this won't slow you down. Thinking of you from Texas.
Cynthia Gilmer on January 14, 2023 at 9:11 pm said:
It won't Greg. It's just a little sad and frustrating.
Tess on January 14, 2023 at 4:44 pm said:
Hope many doors open in 2023 to exciting new painting opportunities.
Thank you Tess. I'm sure they will, but I need to make sure I'm looking for them.


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YouTube is facing a serious problem. The Google-owned business has been demonetizing its content creators in an event known as the Adpocalypse, they've been giving videos copyright strikes for the most arbitrary of reasons, and now…a disturbing, uncanny series of poorly made YouTube videos that receive hundreds of thousands of views are showcasing the flaws in YouTube's algorithms. In Fredrik Knudsen's words:
Across YouTube, thousands of strange videos featuring the "Finger Family" nursery rhyme have appeared over the last few years, with poor animation and low-quality sound while racking up millions of views, sometimes hundreds of millions.. But where do they come from, and how are they so popular?
In early 2015, YouTube Kids was created, which is a "family friendly app…the app's purpose is to provide a version of YouTube for younger kids". Naturally, people began publishing specific content to children with the purpose of getting as many clicks as possible. On the internet—including sites like YouTube—clicks and likes are the popular currency. The more clicks and likes and comments you receive, the more YouTube will prioritize your content, and the more people will see it. Naturally, creators will try to abuse these algorithms, and use them on the road to success…or infamy.
YouTube creator Fredrik Knudsen analyzed this behavior in a video from September: Finger Family Videos | Down the Rabbit Hole. In June of 2016, another YouTube user called penguin0/Cr1TiKaL posted a video on his channel about the Finger Family phenomenon, a series of accounts that used the same badly-sung song with uncanny animation. After this, PewDiePie discovered one of these accounts, Toys in Japan, had made multiple clickbaity videos with his name and likeness in them. Just like with the videos analyzed by Cr1TiKaL, they also used the same song, "Finger Family", as well as disturbingly uncanny video footage made in Blender. Look at any of their channel's videos, and you'll see a pattern: clickbait titles, stolen licensed characters, and the same songs over and over again. Their most infamous video is 5 Little HITLERS Jumping On The Bed, but the same animation has been recreated as not only Adolf Hitler, but Elsa from Frozen, PewDiePie, Paw Patrol, Donald Trump, and many more.
So why are channels like Toys in Japan so popular? The problem lies within the algorithm system employed by not only YouTube, but most sites on the internet. Among digital creators, SEO—or search engine optimization—is incredibly important. This involves using key words and phrases that will make your videos—as well as articles, photos, and basically anything—more popular. Newspaper headlines will use buzzwords like "Alt-Right", "bots", "Russia" or "Nazi" when talking about Donald Trump, because they know it will put them higher in Google's search results. Tags are used for the same reason. In the case of YouTube, it involves using popular keywords in your titles. It also doesn't help that channels like Toys in Japan seem to buy likes and comments, which also help place them at the top of YouTube's algorithms.
This sets a dangerous precedent for YouTube, if it can be gamed by bootleg channels like Toys in Japan and Super Ares TV, but it also shows the many ways in which YouTube—and, by extension, Google—are failing their users. Channels like these feature gruesome scenes of Paw Patrol characters being stuck in elevators, or Frozen's Elsa sticking her baby in a washing machine or giving birth to a Minion baby, and they are getting past YouTube's censors and becoming top-watched videos on YouTube Kids. It shows YouTube's utter reliance on algorithms, and also how little they rely on human workers to keep their site functioning.
In the wake of the Adpocalypse, this is a worrying sign for content creators who actually put effort into their content. These knock-off channels can game the YouTube system so well they have gained millions of views and are being casually recommended to everyone willy-nilly. Regular content creators place much more effort into their videos, and YouTube ignores them, or even has the gall to remove their ability to earn money from their videos, forcing them to rely on unreliable sites like Patreon to earn an income.
While Toys in Japan, Super Ares TV and others provide some entertainment—the Finger Family and Five Little Monkeys have a certain charm to them—they show how the many glaringly obvious flaws of YouTube. When using the perfect combination of keywords gets you to the top of YouTube's playbook instead of say, quality content, then you know there's something wrong with the current business model. In the wake of the Adpocalypse, this is just yet another problem of YouTube's with no solution in sight.
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A South Carolina legislator acknowledged last week that he faces a drunken driving (DUI) charge from a stop along Interstate 77 in South Carolina last October. Rep. Bakari Sellers told The Associated Press that a sheriff's deputy stopped him in Chester County, SC after the South Carolina-Georgia football game in Columbia. He said he was headed to Charlotte, N.C., after the Oct. 6 night game "to spend time with my family and go to church the next day."
"I'm not hiding from anything. I'm not running from anything," said Sellers, a 28-year-old rising Democratic star who's been featured in Time's "40 under 40" list of politicians and interviewed on national TV news shows. Sellers, elected in November to his fourth term, said he's going through the process like anyone else charged with a first-offense DUI.
"I was booked like anybody else," he said. "The officers were cordial. I believe and hope I was cordial and respectful. I understood they had to do their job. I'm not running from that fact."
He said he did not submit to a breath test, which results in an automatic license suspension. He paid a $997 cash bond, according to court records. He said he had a temporary license that allowed him to drive until his license was fully reinstated last month. He has requested a jury trial.
Sellers' comments came after WIS-TV promoted a segment to be broadcast Thursday on a legislator who broke the law. The segment blurs the subject's image. "Yes, it's me," he acknowledged, though he added he hasn't seen the video.
The stamped date on the police video shows December 2011. But Sellers said the date is wrong, and he has no criminal record. "I've had traffic tickets," Sellers said. His license has been temporarily suspended in the past for not paying the tickets, he said, but then he quickly paid.
Sellers, a 2005 graduate of Morehouse College, was still in law school when he first won office at age 22. He graduated from the University of South Carolina Law School in 2008. Sellers referred other questions about his DUI case to his DUI defense attorney.
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Hollywood is remembering Stan Lee with a series of print ads in industry trades like The Hollywood Reporter, which publishes six tribute ads in honor of the late comic book creator in its November 14 issue.
Original six Avengers of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, and Jeremy Renner shared tributes to Lee. Their messages set against the Avengers "A" logo and made a note of Stan Lee's contribution.
The Walt Disney Company, who purchased Marvel Entertainment in 2009, offered a tribute of Stan Lee with a comic book like-illustration. In 2017, Lee was inducted into Disney's hall of fame and named a Disney Legend.
20th Century Fox remembered the X-men co-creator with an ad reading, "Your heroes may have saved the world, but you changed it." Stan Lee's creative work inspired Fox's near 20-year-running X-verse franchise, as well as multiple iterations of the Fantastic Four on the big screen.
Sony Pictures Entertainment, who possesses the big screen rights for Marvel's Spider-Man franchise, also offered remembrance the Spider-Man co-creator and their "incomparable friend." The image of a tearful Spider-Man in honor of Stan Lee appeared in Sony's upcoming Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
Meanwhile, DC Comics, who Lee long jokingly referred to as the "Distinguished Competition," and sometimes "Brand Echh," nonetheless took time to mourn "the loss of our treasured friend and comic book visionary." DC Entertainment issued a handful of comics co-written by Stan Lee, who "made even the smallest of us feel like heroes." The tribute also included a shot of a smiling Lee posed with Superman book.
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La diocesi di Ibiza (in latino: Dioecesis Ebusitana) è una sede della Chiesa cattolica in Spagna suffraganea dell'arcidiocesi di Valencia. Nel 2019 contava circa 142.220 battezzati su 164.936 abitanti. È retta dal vescovo Vicente Ribas Prats.

Territorio
La diocesi comprende le isole di Ibiza e di Formentera (le isole Pitiuse), situate nel Mar Mediterraneo e appartenenti alla comunità autonoma spagnola delle Baleari.

Sede vescovile è la città di Ibiza, dove si trova cattedrale di Santa Maria della Neve, patrona della diocesi.

Parrocchie
Il territorio si estende su 872 km² ed è suddiviso in 33 parrocchie, raggruppate in 4 arcipresbiterati.

Storia
Sono ignote le origini del cristianesimo a Ibiza e Formentera, ed in genere in tutto l'arcipelago delle Baleari. Di certo le isole avevano già una loro organizzazione ecclesiastica nella seconda metà del V secolo, come documenta la Notitia provinciarum et civitatum Africae, che contiene la lista dei vescovi convocati a Cartagine dal re vandalo Unerico nel 484. Tra i vescovi della provincia civile insule Sardiniae figura il vescovo Opilio de Ebuso; tuttavia non ci sono prove, come sostengono alcuni storici, che la diocesi dipendesse dalla provincia ecclesiastica dell'arcidiocesi di Cagliari.

Ibiza rivendica un altro vescovo, Vincenzo, vissuto durante il governo bizantino sull'arcipelago, tra la fine del VI secolo e l'inizio del VII, e che ebbe uno scambio epistolare con Liciniano di Cartagine.

Con l'inizio dell'VIII secolo inizia un periodo di decadenza per le Baleari, che a causa della loro posizione strategica, furono disputate dagli Arabi, dai Carolingi e dai Normanni. Le continue incursioni posero fine alle strutture ecclesiastiche, anche se una comunità cristiana probabilmente sopravvisse, come sembra documentato da due privilegi di papa Formoso (circa 892) e di papa Romano (897), in cui le isole dell'arcipelago furono affidate alla giurisdizione dei vescovi di Gerona. Con il X secolo però si impose definitivamente la dominazione mussulmana e da questo momento poco o nulla si conosce della comunità cristiana di Ibiza.

Un documento arabo del 1058, sulla cui autenticità non c'è unanime certezza, attesta la concessione al vescovo di Barcellona Guislabert della giurisdizione spirituale sui cristiani delle isole Baleari. Questo e altri documenti servirono ai vescovi di Barcellona nel tentativo di farsi riconoscere la giurisdizione sulle isole, giurisdizione che non fu concessa, quando queste furono liberate dagli Arabi nel XIII secolo.

Ibiza fu liberata l'8 agosto 1235 e subito incominciò la cristianizzazione dell'isola; fu eretta l'unica parrocchia, quella di Santa Maria, che papa Gregorio IX, con una lettera del 25 gennaio 1240, incorporò nella diocesi di Maiorca. Questa decisione fu confermata da papa Bonifacio VIII nel 1295.

La diocesi di Ibiza venne eretta il 30 aprile 1782 con la bolla Ineffabilis Dei di papa Pio VI e resa suffraganea di Tarragona.

Fu nominato primo vescovo Manuel Abad Lasierra, che organizzò la diocesi suddividendola in parrocchie, con l'istituzione di due parrocchie urbane e 15 rurali nell'isola di Ibiza, ed altre 3 nell'isola di Formentera. Si deve al successore Eustaquio Azara l'istituzione del seminario diocesano.

In seguito al concordato del 1851, fu prevista la soppressione della diocesi e l'aggregazione alla diocesi di Maiorca, che però non ebbe mai piena attuazione, per l'opposizione dei vescovi. Dal 1852 al 1855 la diocesi fu retta da governatori ecclesiastici e dal 1855 al 1927 da vicari capitolari sede vacante.

Il 19 luglio 1927 un accordo tra la Santa Sede ed il governo spagnolo portò alla nomina di un vescovo residenziale, indipendente dalla giurisdizione di Maiorca, in qualità di amministratore apostolico e titolare di una sede in partibus. Due furono gli amministratori apostolici di Ibiza: Salvio Huix Miralpeix, vescovo titolare di Selimbria, che convocò il primo e finora unico sinodo diocesano; e Antonio Cardona Riera, vescovo titolare di Chersoneso di Creta.

Durante la guerra civile spagnola, furono oltre venti i sacerdoti della diocesi che vennero giustiziati tra agosto e settembre 1936.

Nel 1949 l'amministrazione apostolica fu elevata a diocesi e resa suffraganea di Valencia. Primo vescovo della restaurata sede è stato Antonio Cardona Riera.

Nel 1965 è stato istituito il museo della cattedrale, che ospita sculture, pitture ed altri oggetti appartenenti alla cattedrale e al suo capitolo; dal 2006 il museo trova ospitalità nella cattedrale stessa e in ambienti annessi all'edificio sacro.

Cronotassi dei vescovi
Si omettono i periodi di sede vacante non superiori ai 2 anni o non storicamente accertati.
 Opilió † (menzionato nel 484)
 Vicent † (VI/VII secolo)
 ...
 Manuel Abad Lasierra, O.S.B. † (18 luglio 1783 - 28 settembre 1787 nominato vescovo di Astorga)
 Eustaquio Azara, O.S.B. † (7 aprile 1788 - 12 settembre 1794 nominato vescovo di Barcellona)
 Climent Llocer † (1º giugno 1795 - prima del 6 giugno 1805 deceduto)
 Blas Jacobo Beltrán † (26 giugno 1805 - 10 luglio 1815 nominato vescovo di Coria)
 Felipe González Abarca, O. de M. † (22 luglio 1816 - 30 agosto 1829 nominato vescovo di Santander)
 Basilio Antonio Carrasco Hernando, O. de M. † (26 marzo 1831 - 4 aprile 1852 deceduto)
 Sede vacante (1852-1927)
 Sede in amministrazione apostolica (1927-1949):
 Beato Salvio Huix Miralpeix, C.O. † (16 febbraio 1928 - 28 gennaio 1935 nominato vescovo di Lérida) (amministratore apostolico)
 Antonio Cardona Riera † (21 giugno 1935 - 2 febbraio 1950 nominato vescovo) (amministratore apostolico)
 Antonio Cardona Riera † (2 febbraio 1950 - 28 marzo 1960 dimesso)
 Francisco Planas Muntaner † (28 marzo 1960 - 10 settembre 1976 dimesso)
 José Gea Escolano † (10 settembre 1976 - 15 maggio 1987 nominato vescovo di Mondoñedo-Ferrol)
 Manuel Ureña Pastor (8 luglio 1988 - 23 luglio 1991 nominato vescovo di Alcalá de Henares)
 Javier Salinas Viñals (26 maggio 1992 - 5 settembre 1997 nominato vescovo di Tortosa)
 Agustín Cortés Soriano (20 febbraio 1998 - 15 giugno 2004 nominato vescovo di Sant Feliu de Llobregat)
 Vicente Juan Segura (22 gennaio 2005 - 18 gennaio 2020 nominato vescovo ausiliare di Valencia)
 Vicente Ribas Prats, dal 13 ottobre 2021

Statistiche
La diocesi nel 2019 su una popolazione di 164.936 persone contava 142.220 battezzati, corrispondenti all'86,2% del totale.

|-
| 1950 || 45.000 || 45.000 || 100,0 || 55 || 53 || 2 || 818 ||  || 4 || 70 || 23
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| 1970 || 39.979 || 39.979 || 100,0 || 53 || 49 || 4 || 754 ||  || 5 || 73 || 23
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| 1980 || 56.340 || 57.699 || 97,6 || 41 || 37 || 4 || 1.374 ||  || 5 || 77 || 25
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| 1990 || 65.000 || 66.300 || 98,0 || 32 || 30 || 2 || 2.031 ||  || 3 || 69 || 25
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| 1999 || 84.000 || 91.000 || 92,3 || 35 || 32 || 3 || 2.400 ||  || 6 || 57 || 26
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| 2000 || 84.000 || 91.000 || 92,3 || 36 || 33 || 3 || 2.333 ||  || 6 || 57 || 26
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| 2001 || 84.000 || 91.000 || 92,3 || 36 || 33 || 3 || 2.333 ||  || 6 || 57 || 26
|-
| 2002 || 95.000 || 107.000 || 88,8 || 37 || 34 || 3 || 2.567 ||  || 6 || 57 || 26
|-
| 2003 || 93.000 || 108.000 || 86,1 || 37 || 33 || 4 || 2.513 ||  || 7 || 57 || 26
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| 2004 || 100.000 || 112.730 || 88,7 || 36 || 32 || 4 || 2.777 ||  || 8 || 56 || 25
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| 2006 || 110.000 || 118.013 || 93,2 || 35 || 31 || 4 || 3.142 ||  || 7 || 56 || 25
|-
| 2013 || 130.600 || 145.000 || 90,1 || 36 || 31 || 5 || 3.627 ||  || 10 || 36 || 32
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| 2016 || 139.208 || 152.509 || 91,3 || 39 || 33 || 6 || 3.569 ||  || 9 || 35 || 32
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| 2019 || 142.220 || 164.936 || 86,2 || 35 || 33 || 2 || 4.063 || 1 || 5 || 35 || 33
|}

Note

Bibliografia
 El bisbat d'Eivissa nella Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana
 A. Lambert, v. Baléares, in Dictionnaire d'Histoire et de Géographie ecclésiastiques, vol. VI, 1932, coll. 364-379
 Konrad Eubel, Hierarchia Catholica Medii Aevi, vol. 6, p. 242
 Bolla Ineffabilis Dei, in Bullarii romani continuatio, Tomo VI, Romae, 1845, pp. 491–498

Voci correlate
Cattedrale di Ibiza
Diocesi di Maiorca

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni
Annuario pontificio del 2020 e precedenti, in
 Sito ufficiale della diocesi

Ibiza
Ibiza
Ibiza (comune)

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Check out this easy Sand Blasting project I did that took about ten minutes.
Take the glass from an old picture frame and cover it with duct tape.
The glass will be etched any where there is no cover from the sand.
So make sure the tape is applied well.
Here I'm covering all of the glass with tape.
I have decided on the top leaf pattern in my stencil , so I have cut out an area for it to fit over. You can use a paper stencil if you trace out the design on the tape first, cut with an exacto knife and remove the the tape necessary for your design.
The sand blaster will etch the glass and leave the leaf design.
See more projects I've done with sandblasting.
I put a strip of tape in the middle of my stencil to hold it down and keep my design sharp looking when done.
After I etched the glass on each side of the tape I removed it and added more tape where I already etched so I could finish the middle.
Looks pretty good so far with the stencil removed.
Not bad, just needs a frame and you could hang your sand blasted picture in a window or add a colored background to compliment your decor.
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This is really an easy project with so many options. Your are only limited by your imagination.
You can use stencils as I did or draw your own design on the tape and then cut it out and remove it before sand blasting.
You could do names, logos, or any design you choose.


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"THE SCAVENGER" TAKES ON TOUGH TOPICS, INCLUDING A RACIST EVIL SPIRIT, HOMOPHOBIA, AND THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP. CHECK IT OUT!
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The Scavenger
Aidan Lucid
Jongleur Books
Hello friends! Welcome to another review of cool independent horror by your old pal, Skull. This time around the featured author hails from the mythical emerald isle: Ireland. Aidan Lucid can certainly tell a fine tale and this one is set in the modern day. But the evil past has a strange way of forcing its way into the present, making life very interesting, or even terrifying! Ready to find out more about The Scavenger? Then let's head for the halls of Hopps Town High School. The bell's just rung, maybe we can catch sight of some the characters…
There's seventeen year old Jared Duval, a handsome African-American teen who's a huge Will Smith fan and does everything he can to be as cool as "The Fresh Prince". Unfortunately, he's being hazed by some bullies who don't like his passion for the same sex. Even his own mother gives him flack for being gay!
Jessica Barlow is just trying to stay alive long enough to graduate! Her divorced mother is a very angry person who seeks refuge in the bottle, but all that does is make her into a dangerous monster that beats and screams at her only daughter.
Adrian is a tall, athletic teen who appears older than he is. From the outside, his life may look ideal. He's a popular soccer player who's handsome to boot. But in reality, he's tired of his overprotective dad and still misses his mom, who died in an accident seven years ago. He's also lonely and wishing for female companionship.
As if these teens don't have enough on their plates, they're soon the victims of an angry spirit after doing what seemed like a positive thing. Upon discovering an old well on the outskirts of town, they all make a wish in it for their heart's desire. They don't expect anything to change in their difficult lives, so it seems like a dream come true when they do. However, it's not long before flaws start to show up in this new "perfection" and they do so in horrifyingly drastic ways. It's almost as if someone or something lifted them up just make their lives even worse hells than they were before. At first, the three friends don't share their wonky experiences with each other. But when they do, Adrian, Jessica, and Jared realize that they're all having similar things happen to them and it must have something to do with the well they wished at.
After some online sleuthing and a meeting with Adrian's uncle, Tom, the teens find out that a dead body was dumped into the well back in 1979. Not only that, but its owner Caleb Hammerson was killed in a mystery attack. However, Hammerson was a cruel racist with a viscous hatred for the black community, which only got worse during his tour of duty in Vietnam. Upon his return, he became known as The Scavenger and perpetrated many an evil act against the African-American residents of Hopps Town. So, he wasn't someone the town grieved over.
Knowing who is attacking them and why is good information to have, but what are the teens supposed to do with it? How can they make Caleb stop his reign of terror? It's not like they can just call "Ghostbusters." Luckily for them, Jared's Aunt Maybelle pays a visit and gives them hope. Maybelle has the gift of being able to see and speak with the dead. But even she is concerned about the strength of Caleb's spiritual powers. Will they be able to banish this evil being, or are they just opening Hell's Gate to let even more trouble in?
Damaged Skull Reviewerrates The Scavenger FIVE STARS! Aidan Lucid has written a tale that champions diversity and roots for the underdog. His characters are believable and bring us hope in a world of gay bashers, sex criminals, and substance abusers looking to hurt others. Lucid takes on racial issues in a constructive way that avoids plastic stereotypes and points out that conflicts are rarely clear cut. Life is difficult, but worth the effort required to get where we want. And if you have a special calling? Don't ignore it. We need you! A highly recommended read.
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The Magic of Parisian Life
By Brooke Kelly on Thursday, October 29, 2020
With COVID-19 travel restrictions leaving many New Yorkers dreaming of their next European vacation, Assouline has released its new book, Paris Chic, which transports readers to the City of Lights and serves as a reminder of its lasting charm. With text by jetsetter and travel author Alexandra Senes and photography by Oliver Pilcher, the tome is a celebration of the spirit of Paris. "In a world where everything is bland—food, talk, boutiques, they all look the same—Paris has kept its identity and character," designer Serdar Gülgün comments. To capture this character and create a window to the city, Senes and Pilcher strolled through the grandest monuments like the sparkling Eiffel Tower, quaint cafes, intimate gardens, and passageways with mysterious names like le Verdeau, and the Place de l'Etoile, documenting personal anecdotes and special photographs along the way.
The Eiffel Tower aglow at night. (Photos courtesy of Oliver Pilcher)
The atelier of Lebanese designer Rabih Kayrouz on boulevard Raspail in the 7th.
And beyond the beauty and picturesque settings, Pilcher's raw and realistic images—many with quotes from the city's most iconic residents—capture Parisian people from all ends of the city and all walks of life. Some open the doors to the stateliest homes with sophisticated family portraits, while others depict the more commonplace occurrences like a skateboarder traversing the Palais de Tokyo courtyard. Irrespective of what he's shooting, "Oliver always takes off his shoes before unpacking his camera. Free and wild. He never uses a flash or artifice, natural is his signature. And it shows [in this book]," explained Senes. His photos offer a true glimpse into Parisian life because it's the people that define this city, after all. Senes, an avid traveler who chose to settle in Paris, points out that most Parisians—like herself—are rarely from the city. It's the city's magic that not only attracts people but keeps them there. Summed up by Julien Lombrail, co-founder of Carpenters Workshop Gallery, "I love Paris because I'm convinced that culture, museums, and libraries are the only thing that can save the world. It's one of the few big capitals that hasn't been defaced by skyscrapers—you see huge skies. You can breathe. Paris still belongs massively to Parisians, and that's not about to change."
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3 Ways Retirees Can Benefit From Technology
While millennials can remember all the way back to their MySpace days, baby boomers may remember their family's first color TV and "The Greatest Generation," those American-s who fought World War II, may remember a time before their home had a telephone.
But don't let the disparity of technological upbringing fool you – today's technology is changing the way retirees are living, says Edward Sota, partner at Safeguard Investment Advisory Group, LLC, (www.safeguardinvestment.com). Six out of 10 people who are 65 and older are active online, according to Pew Research Center.
"Online technology is so ubiquitous today, and gadgets are increasingly user-friendly, that it's no surprise more retirees are active online," Sota says. "There are multiple benefits to technology that positively affect finances during retirement."
Sota reviews the ways in which retirees financially benefit from today's technology.
• Telecommuting in retirement. Just as the line for working hours and home life has blurred for most professionals today, so too has the line for pre- and post-retirement. About 40 percent of baby boomers are planning to work during retirement, according to AARP. Technology has made telecommuting easier for everyone, especially retirees, who often prefer to be in retirement surroundings – the beach, their home and with their family – than under fluorescent lights in a suit. And, the web allows ambitious seniors ways to update their skills, such as learning a new program.
"Depending on your unique circumstances, it may be advisable for you to work, at least part-time during retirement," Sota says. "Many retirees prefer to work, too. It keeps them active while yielding some extra cash."
• Tech seems to keep seniors younger. Tablets, smartphones and computers are keeping seniors four to eight years younger, suggests a new study from the journal Intelligence. The cognitive ability of individuals age 50 and older from a decade ago compared to those of the same age today shows that an upward drift in mean cognitive abilities is similar across educational levels. The common differentiating factor is the increased use of technology.
"Of course, this can have potentially multiple beneficial results for someone near or past retirement age," Sota says. "It may cause folks to put off retirement, extending those earning years while gaining more annual contributions from Social Security."
• A better relationship with finances. Most of us have a different relationship with our learning and our personal statuses with technology. If we don't know something, we can look it up. Online resources are virtually infinite, and retirees can easily learn more about finances – especially with increased free time. And, there are many tools enabling retirees to track how their portfolio is performing, and why it's performing that way.
"Education in one's own finances is so crucial for anyone, especially retirees," Sota says. "Online resources enable learning to be more self-directed, which better involves the individual."
Edward Sota (www.safeguardinvestment.com) is a partner at Safeguard Investment Advisory Group, LLC. For 20 years he has helped families with financial planning, wealth management, life insurance and long-term care insurance, as well as advanced estate planning. Sota's process is comprehensive and includes extensive client input, the creation of a realistic financial plan and ensuring client understanding. Sota attributes a great deal of his success to his family, which includes his wife, Kathy, and his three children: Hailey, Alyssa and Christopher. He's also an active member in his church and assistant scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 454 in El Dorado Hills. He holds California Life-Only and Accident and Health licenses (#0C16747), and holds a Series 65 license, and is registered through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
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Chairman and former CEO of Google Eric Schmidt says the company's executives are shocked by allegations that the National Security Agency has been collecting data from the search engine's servers.
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Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida [Washington]: On Monday, April 2 SpaceX rocket, Falcon 9 has successfully propelled its Dragon shuttle to the International Space Station (ISS). This was the fourteenth commercial resupply service mission of the private spaceflight organization (SpaceX).
The rocket was launched from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida and loaded 2,630 kg of research stuff, scientific equipment, and team supplies. After ten minutes of the launch, the second stage engine has done its job completely by pushing the Dragon into the earth's orbit. According to the pre-planned schedule, after the dragon entry to the good orbit, the solar arrays have been deployed.
According to the US space office, Hook and berthing to the space station are focused for Wednesday before the rocket spends around one month appended to the station, coming back to Earth in May with a few consequences of finished investigations. The Flight Engineers Norishege Kanai of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, went down by NASA space explorer (Astronaut) Scoot Tingle, will administer the activity of the Canadarm2 automated arm for Dragon's catch, as per the official report.
After the catch, ground orders will be sent from mission control in Houston for the station's arm to turn and introduce it on the base of the station's Harmony module, according to reports. The spacecraft also additionally loaded some cargo for testing impacts of the brutal space condition on materials, coatings, and segments; recognizing potential pathogens on board the station and exploring an anti-toxin discharging wound fix.
The Dragon spaceflight will send the logical examinations including an investigation on serious rainstorms on Earth, on the impacts of microgravity on the generation of superior items from metal powders, and nourishment development in space.
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Construction industry will need '216,800 new workers by 2025'
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The CITB Construction Skills Network (CSN) 2021-25 report predicts a growing contribution to come from repair, maintenance and improvement work, as retrofitting existing buildings to meet net-zero emissions targets becomes more important.
According to the CSN, most English regions will experience an increase in construction workers by 2025, with East Midlands (1.7%) and West Midlands (1.4%) forecast to lead demand. Scotland (1.4%) and Wales (0.7%) are also predicted to fare well.
The only region forecast to see a slight decline in workforce is the North East (-0.1%).
Major projects such as HS2 are driving growth in some regions and infrastructure (5.2% per annum) and private housing (6.7%) should see the healthiest pace of expansion by 2025.
In terms of annual average recruitment requirement (ARR), the most in demand trades are forecast to be in wood trades & interior fit-out (5,500 per year), other construction professionals and technical staff (5,150), construction managers (3,600) and electrical installation trades and (3,400).
There will also be a demand for non-construction, office-based professional, technical and IT support staff (7,850).
The commercial sector faces significant near-term risks while the public sectors could be impacted by tighter government finances.
Despite this, the CSN forecasts UK output to grow annually at an average rate of 4.4% across 2021-2025.
Opportunities for the industry
CITB policy director, Steve Radley, said: "It's great to see construction coming back so strongly and creating lots of job opportunities. We need to adopt new approaches to meet these growing skills needs and deliver these quickly.
"We are working closely with government and FE to build better bridges between FE and work and make apprenticeships more flexible.
"We are also making significant investments in supporting work experience that make it easier for employers to bring in new blood.
"We must also make sure that we invest in the skills that will drive change and meet new and growing needs such as net-zero emissions and building safety.
"We will be announcing plans soon to tackle specific skills and occupations such as leadership and management, digital skills and skills related to energy efficiency."
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