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Collection: Digital Archive: Index to Indexes
Index to Indexes of Indiana State Publications
Publication indicates no author, no publisher, no date. It is assumed it was released through the Indiana State Library. Digitized by ET2 Government Information staff at the IUB Wells Library.
[Note: Pencilled notes indicating location at Indiana University Bloomington have been included in this digital copy using current terminology ?.. May 2000.]
Conservation 4
Education Institutions Publications 14
General Listing 1, 2 (includes index to Off. Reports, 1800-1890), 5, 6, 6a, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 15a, 16, 19
Geographical 17
Historical Bureau Publications 3
Indiana Authors 17
Laws 2, 12, 17
Printing and Distribution 8, 10, 11
Territorial 2, 12
INDEXES TO INDIANA STATE PUBLICATIONS
1. Bowker, R. R. State publications: a provisional list of the official publications of the several states of the United States from the time of their organization. Publ., Weekly, 1879-1908. [IUB ET2: Z1223.5 .A1B7 V.1-4]
A general index to 1900. Less complete for the later years.
2. Howe, D.W. A descriptive catalogue of the official publications of the Territory and State of Indiana from 1800 to 1890, including references to the laws establishing the various state offices and institutions, and an index to the official reports. Indianapolis, Bowen-Morrill Co., 1890. 91p.
2a. Also in Indiana Historical Society Publications. Volume 2, no. 5. p.135-230. [IUB Research Collections F522 .I6 Vol. 2 ]
A good descriptive catalog to 1890. Contains a complete index (to 1890) of the Documentary Journals and considerable historical information about the state offices and agencies.
3. Indiana. -- Library and historical dept. -- Historical bureau. Publications of the Indiana Historical Bureau. (In Indiana History bulletin. v. 10, no. 11. August. 1933. p. 547-8) [IUB Research Collections. F521 .I53. For later issue see Indiana History Bulletin, February 1953.]
A price list.
4. Indiana. Library and Historical dept. Library division. Checklist of the numbered publications, Department of conservation of the State of Indiana. Compiled by Dorothy Charles. (In the Library occurrent. V. 10, No. 6. p.310-322. April-June 1932).
[IUB ET2: Z691 .L65]
5. Indiana. State Library. Bulletin. [IUB Z881 .I62 and Z881 .I63]
Formerly issued bi-monthly. Each issue contained a list of Indiana State publications received by the State library during the preceding two months.
6. Indiana. State Library. Catalogue, 1903. Indianapolis, 1904.
IUB Z932 .I4
Contains "the most complete printed list of Indiana documents yet prepared." American Historical Association. Annual Report, 1910. p. 320.
6a. ---- ---- supplement, April 1, 1905. Indianapolis, 1905.
6b. ---- ----supplement, October 1, 1906. Indianapolis, 1906.
7. Indiana. State Library. Index to Documentary Journal of Indiana to 1899. Indianapolis, 1900. [IUB ET2: Z732 .I6 1898-1900.]
(In 23d biennial report of the librarian of the Indiana State Library, 1899-1900. Appendix 3)
8. Indiana. State Library. State documents and publications distributed by the State Library. (In Indiana. State Library. Biennial Report).
[Z732 .I6]
This list was a regular feature of the State Librarian's Reports.
9. Lapp, J.A. Public Documents of Indiana. (In the Library Occurrent. V. 2, no. 6 and 7, p. 108-11 and 130-33. March, June 1910)
[IUB ET2: Z671 .L5]
A careful statement regarding the nature and content of the more important serials.
10. Library Occurrent; issued by the Indiana State Library. Quarterly.
Each issue lists the Indiana documents received in the State Library during the preceding quarter and indicates which ones are given to the library for distribution.
11. Lindley, Harlow. Report on the archives of the state of Indiana. (In American Historical Association. Annual Report, 1910. p. 315-30) [IUB Research Collections E172 .A5]
An expansion of an article which appeared in American Historical Association. Annual report, 1900. Contains a statement of the usage governing printing and distribution of documents.
12. Rauch, J.G. A bibliography of the laws of Indiana, 1788-1927, beginning with the Northwest Territory, by John G. Rauch and Nellie C. Armstrong. Indianapolis, Historical Bureau of the Indiana Library and Historical Department., 1928. 77p. (Indiana Historical Collections. XVI) [ IUB ET2: Z522 .I5]
A complete bibliography of "the session laws and revisions made by territorial or state authority, together with certain privately compiled revisions or reprints which cover a complete session of a longer period." Pref. p. vii.
13. Reese, EJ. State Documents for libraries. Urbana, University of Illinois, 1915. 163 p. (Bulletin. V. 12, no. 36)
Out-of-date, but contains useful information on the documents of all the states.
14. Union list of serials in libraries of the United States and Canada. Ed. By Winifred Gregory. N.Y. H.W. Wilson, 1927. [Z6945 .U45 1943.]
---- ---- Supplement, Jan. 1925-June 1931.
---- ---- Supplement. July 1931-December 1932.
[---- ---- Supplement, 1941-1945. Z6945 .U451 1941-43.]
Good for the publications of the educational institutions and other serial publications.
15. The U.S. Catalog, books in print January 1, 1928. N.Y., H.W. Wilson, 1928. [Z1215 .U5]
15a. ---- ---- Supplement. C.B. I., 1928-date. [Z1215 .U5]
Lists numerous miscellaneous publications as well as some serials.
16. U.S. Library of Congress. Monthly Checklist of State publications. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1910-date.
Lists those documents received by the Library of Congress from the state.
17. Yohn brothers, Indianapolis, Catalog of a collection of books relating to the history and geography of Indiana and books by Indiana authors . . . Indianapolis, Yohn brothers, 1878. 16 p. [Z1281 .Y5]
Gives a fair list of session laws and mentions a few other scattering Indiana documents.
18. Indiana. Library and historical department. Historical Bureau. Bibliography on Indiana archaeology. Compiled by Eli Lilly. (Indiana History Bulletin, Vol. IX, number 8, May 1932.) [pam bd. ET2; also in Research Collection, F521 .I53, v. 9.]
19. Indiana. Library and Historical Department. Historical Bureau. A list of references on Indiana History, compiled by Richard B. Sealock. (Indiana History Bulletin, volume XXVI, number 11, November 1949). Pam bound copy in ET2, also in Research Collection Stacks F521 .I53.
A suggestive list of Indiana state publications, composed mainly of current serials, Annual reports have been omitted. With the exception of the official reports of the educational, benevolent, and correctional institutions, the annual reports are contained in the Year Book.
21. Ball state teachers college, Muncie. Bulletin. Quarterly.
Includes the college catalog.
21. Indiana academy of science. Proceedings. 1891-date. [Q11 .A57]
22. Indiana. Appellate court. Indiana appellate court reports, v.1-date. 1890-date. [6437 Sa1-117, 199-121.]
23. Indiana. Attorney-general. Opinions of the attorney-general. [J87 . I64 b]
Biennial. Official opinions of the attorney-general furnished to the General assembly and other state agencies on matters pertaining to their official duties.
24. Indiana business review: a monthly summary of trade and industry in Indiana. Bloomington, Bureau of business research. Indiana University. [HF5001 .I55]
25. Indiana. Constitution. Constitution of the State, and the Constitutional convention. 1851. 32p.[ JK5625 1850 .A13 Special]
This constitutional convention also issued a Journal and a report of its debates and proceedings.
26. Indiana. Dept. of commerce and industry. Division of public health. Monthly bulletin, 1899-date. [RA 61 .B1]
A continuation of the Monthly bulletin published by the Board of Health. Contains up-to date vital statistics.
27. Indiana. Dept. of conservation. Publications. [HC107 .I6]
28. Indiana. Dept. of conservation. Division of agriculture. Outdoor Indiana. Monthly. [ HC107 .I609]
Began publication February 1934. A well-illustrated, popularly written magazine which contains information about the activities of the six divisions of the department. Supersedes the three monthly bulletins formerly issued by the Divisions of fish and game, forestry, and entomology.
29. Indiana. Dept. of public instruction. Bulletin. [L146 .C58]
Indexed as monographs in the Education Index.
30. Indiana. Dept. of public instruction. Indiana school directory. Biennial [L903 .I61]
31. Indiana. Dept. of public welfare. Indiana bulletin of charities and correction. [HV86 .I64]
Formerly issued by the Board of state charities. Indexed in P.A.I.S.
32. Indiana. Division of accounting and statistics. Statistical report for the state of Indiana. [HA361.A3]
Annual. Issued until this past year by the Legislative bureau of the Library and historical department. I have been informed that the compilation of the report has been transferred to the Division of accounting and statistics.
33. Indiana. Division of accounting and statistics. Yearbook of the state of Indiana. 1917-date. [JK5631 .I6]
Manual of the state government. Formerly issued by the Legislative bureau.
33. Indiana General assembly. Brevier legislative reports. 1858-1907. [J87 .I6q]
Condensed reports by W.H. and S. E. Drapier of the debates and proceedings of the General assembly, 1858-87. v.1-2 called Legislative sentinel. V.3 and 16 not published.
34. Indiana. General assembly Documentary journals. 1836-1907. [J87 .I6q]
Variously entitled "Documents", "Senate and House documents", "Documentary journals" and "Annual reports". Composed largely of the annual reports of state officers and other documents submitted to the General Assembly. Before 1835 these documents were printed as part of the House and Senate journals. From 1835-1851 the Documentary journals were published annually, from 1851-1907 biannually.
A checklist of the set to 1899 is contained in the 23d biennial report of the librarian of the Indiana state library, 1898-1900. Appendix B [Z732 .I6 v. 23.]
35. Indiana. General assembly. Indiana legislative directory. Biennial.
36. Indiana. General assembly. House of representatives. Journal. 1816-date. [J87 .I6a; and on film J3 (1816-30)]
From 1816-1851 the legislature assembled annually, since then biennially on the odd year.
37. Indiana. General assembly. Senate. Journal. 1816-date. [J87 .I6b]
Annual. 1816-1851; biennial since 1851.
The governors' messages, addresses, and proclamations are issued in separate pamphlet form and were also bound in the Documentary Journals (1835-1907). The messages to the legislature are printed in the Senate and House Journals. The governor's messages and letters have been compiled in 3v. by Logan Esaray and published in the Indiana Historical Collections, V. 7, 9, 12. The messages are listed in the state library catalog, 1903. [F526 .I5]
38. Indiana. Governor. Reprieves, commutations, and pardons. Biennial report. 1853-date. [HV7264 .A35 (1852-88 only.)]
39. Indiana. Laws, statutes, etc. Annotated Indiana Statutes, 1934, containing all acts of a general public nature in force Jan. 1, 1934, including also the state and federal constitutions, court rules and certain selcted federal laws, all completely annotated; ed. By Harrison Burns, rev. by Benjamin F. Waton; this ed. By the publisher's editorial staff. Indianapolis, Bobb, Merriall, 1934. 12 v. [ET2.]
The most recent compilation of statutes.
40. Indiana. Laws, statutes, etc. Laws of the state of Indiana. 1817-date.
The biennial session laws are distributed by the Secretary of state to the clerks of the circuit courts. Librarians may obtain them from the clerk of the court in their respective counties.
It is numbered since the 43d general assembly. The 44th was designated as the 45th, and the error has been continued.
41. Indiana. Library and historical dept. Historical bureau. Indiana Historical Collections. 19 v. [F526 .I5]
Listed in Indiana history bulletin. v. 10, no. 11. p.547-8. August 1933. [F521 .I53 41.]
42. Indiana Library and Historical dept. Historical bureau. Indiana history bulletin. 1923-date. [F521 .I53]
Published monthly in cooperation with the Indiana historical society.
43. Indiana magazine of history. 1905-date. Bloomington, Ind. Quarterly.
Published by the Dept. of history, Indiana University, in cooperation with the Indiana historical society. Free to members of the Indiana historical society.
Formerly Indiana quarterly magazine of history.
General index v. 1-25, 1905-1929.
44. Indiana state teachers college. Terre Haute. Bulletin.
44. Indiana. Supreme Court. Indiana reports. V. 1-date, 1847-date.
Preceded by Blackford's reports, 1817-1847.
45. Indiana University. Bulletin, official series.
Includes the University catalog and the Bulletin of the summer session, extension division, and each of the various schools. Free upon application to the Secretary of the University.
46. Indiana University. News-letter. Monthly.
47. Indiana University. Studies.
Monographs written by members of the University faculty. Published four times a year. For sale by the University book-store, Bloomington. Limited free distribution by Indiana University Library.
48. Indiana University. Extension Division. Bulletin.
49. Indiana University. School of education. Bulletin. v.1 - date. 1924-date.
Indexed in the Education indesx and Loyola digest.
50. Indiana University. Bureau of business research. Indiana studies in business. 1926-date.
51. Library Occurrent. Issued by the Indiana State Library. V.1-date. Apr. 1906-date.
Quarterly. Free to all libraries in the state. Regularly lists Indiana documents recieved at the State Library.
52. Purdue University, Lafayette. Bulletin. [LD1. P9]
Includes the annual catalog.
53. Purdue University, Lafayette. Dept. of agriculture extension. Extension bulletin. [S59 .E54 #101-250(1922-194_)]
54. ---- ---- Leaflet.
55. Purdue University, Lafayette. Division of educational reference. Educational reference circular. [LB2305 .P9]
56. ---- ----. Studies in higher education. [LB2305 .P92 1-2, 4-57, 11-79.]
57. Purdue University, Lafayette. Agricultural experiment station. Circular. [S59 .E23 1-150, 176-250 (1903-1959.)]
58. ---- ---- Bulletin. [S59 .E2 #26-275, 301-450 (1889-1941)]
59. ---- ---- Indiana crops and live stock. Monthly. S59 .[Z2 #1-14 (1925-26)]
60. Purdue University, Lafayette. Engineering extension dept. Extension series. [TA 1 .I65.]
61. Purdue University, Lafayette. Engineering experiment station. Research bulletin. [TA1 .I65]
62. The Teachers college journal. V.1-date, Sept. 1922-date. Terre Haute, Indiana state teachers college. [L11 .T14]
Bi-monthly. Indexed in the Education index. Limited free distribution.
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The International Monetary Fund has warned that free trade is increasingly seen as benefiting only the well-off and that help is needed for those whose job prospects have been damaged by globalisation in order to put fresh momentum behind removing barriers to international commerce.
In a chapter from the half-yearly World Economic Outlook study released ahead of its annual meeting next week, the IMF said the weakness of the global economy, rather than a wave of protectionism, had been largely responsible for the sharp slowdown in trade growth over the past four years.
But it said the uptick in protectionist measures since the financial crisis had "not been innocuous" and stressed that anti-trade sentiment could harden.
The IMF noted there had been studies showing "significant and long-lasting adjustment costs" for those whose job opportunities had been impaired by the structural changes associated with the trend, even if the lower prices generated by globalisation helped those on low incomes.
"An increasingly popular narrative that sees the benefits of globalisation and trade accrue only to a fortunate few is also gaining traction," the IMF study said.
The IMF said global trade had grown by just over 3% per year since 2012, less than half the average rate of expansion during the previous three decades.
Calls for greater protectionism have featured in the US presidential race, but the IMF said three-quarters of the decline in trade growth since 2012 relative to 2003–07, the four years prior to the global crisis, was the result of weaker economic activity and in particular subdued investment growth.
However, it said other factors – including the lack of new trade deals – had also shaved 1.75 percentage points off trade growth. "The pace of new trade policy initiatives at the global level has slowed notably. At the same time, the uptick in protectionism since the global financial crisis is not innocuous.
In a separate chapter, the IMF said there were signs that the anti-deflation policies being pursued by central banks around the world were becoming less effective, and urged a broader mix of actions to increase demand.
"Given the broad-based nature of the disinflation and the corresponding fact that many countries are easing monetary policy at the same time, dampening the downward pressure that monetary policy easing exerts on the exchange rate, monetary policy stimulus on its own may not be sufficient to keep medium-term inflation expectations anchored at central bank targets.


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A survey of salaries at Google revealed a surprising result: "Men were being paid less money than women for doing similar work," said Daisuke Wakabayashi at The New York Times. Google managers can adjust pay based on a subjective assessment of whether an employee's pay is in line with "peers who make similar contributions." Though the company has been accused of bias against women in the past, Google's 2018 analysis found that in these judgments managers actually tilted too far in the other direction. To remedy that, Google gave $9.7 million in additional pay to more than 10,000 employees. Google's hasn't provided precise numbers but did disclose that men, who make up 69 percent of the company's workforce, got an even higher proportion of the money.
Sharing this "counterintuitive" statistic only serves to undermine the complaints of thousands of women, said April Glaser at Slate. Google faces a lawsuit from women who say that female engineers "hired with the same experience as men are given lower positions at the company." It's hard to know exactly what's happening at Google, said Bryce Covert at The New York Times, because the company won't release all its data. But a federal judge recently cleared the way for U.S. regulators to begin requiring companies with 100 or more employees to report information on pay by gender and race. In Britain, a similar rule forced Google "to cough up the fact that in 2017 its female British employees on average earned 17 percent less per hour" than men.


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If you search for interesting and quality religious tours, you don't need to go any further than Montenegro! This small country has enormous religious heritage. Some of the most significant religious sights in Europe are located here. Montenegro Holiday Expert brings brings more information about all these places. We hope it helps you choose the right religious tours & sights!
Montenegro has always been a multicultural and multi religious country. There are a huge number of religious sights on this territory and for a pretty long time. Some of them became tourist sights of great importance, visited by millions each year. It is not a coincidence, because these places deserve such level of popularity, due to the beauty, religious and historical significance and stories they tell. Beware of many legends and secrets of these Religious Tours in Montenegro!
Coastal Religious Sights in Montenegro
Boka Bay – Kotor
Even though, the coastal part of the country is famous for its summer season and all activities that the Adriatic Sea can offer, there are also very important historic and religious sights that belong to the "must see" category. The Boka Bay is a very rich religious area and the most popular one is, the Old Town Kotor which is under patronage of World Heritage Centre, UNESCO.
Within the walls of the Old Town Kotor there are several magnificent religious objects, most important of them is surely The Cathedral of Saint Tryphon. This Roman Catholic cathedral was consecrated on June 19, 1166. It was built in honor of Saint Tryphon, the patron and protector of the city, on the same site where an older church had already existed. This extraordinary monument survived two devastating earthquakes: 1667. and 1979.
Today, this formidable piece of Romanesque architecture, one of the oldest and perhaps the most beautiful monument along the Adriatic Sea showing its full magnificence. It contains a priceless collection of artifacts which wait to be seen!
When in old Town Kotor, there are two Orthodox churches which are must visit – Church of St. Nikola – most significant Orthodox Church in Kotor and Church of St. Luka – that was Catholic church until XVII century.
Boka Bay – Perast
During an amazing day trip cruise through Boka Bay, one church is unavoidable! Our Lady of the Rock which is church-island near the beautiful town of Perast. It is built on artificial island in 1630 and tells heartbreaking legend about a lady who waited for her husband sailor to come back from faraway lands.
Budva and area of Budva municipality is also very rich religious territory. Don't miss to visit monasteries Praskvica and Rezevici. Praskvica Monastery is located above the beautiful Milocer beach. It consists of the monastery proper: a large church dedicated to St. Nicholas and the monks' quarters, and a small church honoring the Holy Trinity. Rezevici Monastery is located above a cove known as Perazica Do, between Budva and Petrovac.
Continental Religious Sights in Montenegro
Skadar Lake – Bar
If you go towards the north of Montenegro, you will visit one of the most important religious sights in Montenegro, Cetinje Monastery. It is located in Cetinje, the old capital of Montenegro and was built in 1848. It's famous for its relics: Remains of Saint Peter the first, ruler of Montenegro in XVIII century, the Right hand of the Saint John the Baptist, Particles of the Holly Cross, Royal Regalia of Serbian Emperor Stephen Uros IV, among others.
Skadarsko Jezero National Park is famous for its 14th century island monasteries, still inhabited today by Orthodox Christian monks and nuns, and built in the times of the ancient feudal kingdom of Zeta by the powerful Southern Slav rulers (the Balšici and Crnojevići dynasties). Most important and most beautiful are two monasteries. Monastery Vranjina and Beska.
Monastery Vranjina was founded in 1233. Year, where was the base of archbishopric of former republic of Zeta, until the arrival of Turks, who had destroyed the monastery and built fortress. Monastery has been renewed in 1886 by Nikola, king of Montenegro.
Podgorica – Niksic
When you head from the capital city Podgorica to the second largest Montenegrin city of Niksic, in the middle of the road an unavoidable religious sight is located, the amazing Monastery Ostrog, that looks like it has been carved into the mountain and leaves you simply breathless. It is an Orthodox monastery, but vast number of tourists from all worlds' religions is visiting it every year.
The Ostrog Monastery was founded by Vasilije, the Metropolitan Bishop of Hercegovina in the 17th century. He died there in 1671 and some years later he was glorified. His body is enshrined in a reliquary and kept in the cave tomb. Stories say that St. Vasilije healed many sick and dying people. That's why this represents one of the most significant religious places in Balkan and Montenegro keeps it as the brightest jewel of its legacy.
Moraca – Kolasin
If you choose to visit Tara Canyon or National Park Biogradska Gora, you cannot miss and see the beautiful Moraca Monastery, founded in year 1252. It proudly shows its architecture and frescoes of special importance. The Ottoman Empire annexed the region in the first half of the 16th century, and the Monastery was occupied and damaged, including most of the art.
Today there are several important antiques and relics such as hand of St. Haralampije, engraved crosses, baptistery made of marble and a rod, which according to a legend belonged to St. Sava.
In the most northern city in Montenegro – Pljevlja, there is one of the most significant and most beautiful objects of Islamic culture on Balkans, Husein-Pasa's Mosque. It was built in 1569 and it was a gift from Husein-Pasha to his city, who came back from Istanbul, where he served many high positions in the Ottoman Empire, and wanted to leave the legacy to his homeland.
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The Leap Motion controller is a tiny device (size: 8cm x 1cm x 3cm) that allows to detect positions and orientations of one or several hands. It can send to a host application hand skeletal tracking data like the position of each bone of a finger or the orientation of the palm of the hand.
The Leap Motion controller is based on an infra-red (IR) detector and is able to detect hands in a 30cm-radius half sphere centered on the Leap Motion device (actually it's not a real half sphere because the Leap Motion field of view is around 150 degrees).
The Leap Motion device is connected via the USB port and requires the installation of a driver (the driver's link is available at the end of the article).
The Leap Motion bundle is simple: the controller, two USB cables (a short and a long) as well as a small user's guide.
The Leap Motion is priced at 90 euros (on the official web site). You can find in real shops like the Fnac in France or MediaMarkt in Switzerland with a more or less similar price.
The interesting thing with the Leap Motion is the SDK (Software Development Kit). The SDK allows to add the support of the Leap Motion to an existing application and is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux (32-bit and 64-bit).
A free account is required to download the SDK. The SDK is available for several programming languages: C/C++, C#, Java and Python.
The C++ version of the SDK is perfect for my needs: adding the Leap Motion support to GLSL Hacker. The SDK is simple to use and I quickly coded (see at the end of the article a SDK-based code snippet) a small plugin for Windows and OS X available with GLSL Hacker 0.7.0.2.
The demo is available in the host_api/LeapMotion/ folder of GLSL Hacker code sample pack. The latest version of GLSL Hacker can be downloaded from this page.
The True Reason Behind AMD HD 6970/6950 Delay: Each Card is Hand-crafted!
Could you make a game where you stack the blocks on top of each other, as if you are using digital lego's.
Can You please check how that hw behave when one finger obscure second one?
Yep, very cool, but expensive and unpracticle gadget… Only Hollywood thinks that waving hands is the feature of the input devices :).


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Throughout the war, the St Mary's, Stoke D'Abernon, Red Cross Work Party reported its contributions to the war effort in the parish magazine. Initially, they were not inconsiderable.
In December 1914 it was recorded that they had despatched 21 shirts, six pairs of socks and one waistcoat to the Royal Sussex Regiment, 48 petticoats to the 'very destitute poor women at St Marks' Parish, Portsea', and two shirts, two pairs of socks, and one belt to Madame Sneyer's son, 'who is a Belgian soldier, and much in need of warm clothing'. It was also noted that about £6 per month was needed from the Lord-Lieutenant's Fund for the County of Surrey, for the purchase of materials for the working party.
February 1915 saw the news that, since their last account in December, they had despatched: '15 belts, two pairs socks to the Surrey Regiment; 17 shirts to the Red House Hospital at Leatherhead; 6 shirts to a Belgian Refugee Hostel at Clapham, one parcel to Belgian Refugees in London; 11 pairs mittens to the front through Mrs Mercer; 4 shirts, 1 pyjamas, 13 belts, 16 pairs of mittens, and 1 scarf to the Queen Victoria Rifles (Mr Noel Phillips' Regiment); 28 pneumonia jackets, 5 hot water bottle bags, 6 pairs mittens, and 1 pair sleeping socks to Mrs Hulbert for the Sailors' Home at Shotley'. In addition, it was reported, the Matron of the War Refugee Camp at Earl's Court had sent grateful thanks to Mrs Bowen-Buscarlet for sending linen for the use of the Belgian Refugees.
In March 1915, a number of parcels were despatched: '13 hot-water bottle bags to the Schiff Home; 4 shirts and linen to the Belgium Refugees at Earl's Court; 24 shirts to the Royal West Surrey Regiment at the Front; 2 shirts, 3 belts, 1 pair of socks, to interned prisoners in Germany; 1 pneumonia jacket and 15 pairs mittens to Shotley and to a Destroyer in the North Sea'.
In April 1915 they forwarded: 15 shirts, 9 scarves, 7 pairs socks, 2 pairs hose tops to the "London Scottish" (Major Gore's Regiment). The Colonel's wife wrote in acknowledgement:- "Please accept my very warmest thanks for the two generous parcels of comforts. Will you express my sincerest thanks to all those who have so kindly knitted and sewed, for the "London Scottish", and tell them that each man who is lucky enough to receive one of the cosy garments made by them, will think gratefully of the workers for him". Thirteen pairs of mittens and one belt were also sent to Mrs Hulbert for sailors in the North Sea, and some more hot water bottle bags to the Schiff Home.
The finished work in May 1915 was: 11 shirts, 5 comforters, 4 pairs socks, 1 bottle bag, 4 pairs hose tops, for distribution amongst the London Scottish and Irish Guards.
June 1915 brought the last meeting, for the present, which was to be held at 3pm in the Parish Room on Friday, 4 June. They had spent £46 10s. 61/2d. on materials during the winter, overdrawing some £2, which Mrs Bowen-Buscarlet had 'kindly made good'. They hoped to send out fresh appeals for funds in the autumn and to start the monthly meetings again when sufficient money had been collected. Their latest contributions were: 8 scarves; 6 pairs mittens for the mine sweepers; 9 shirts and 2 pairs socks for the "Surreys" and 4 sand-bags.
In October 1915 it was reported that Mrs Guise had undertaken to organise the Red Cross work for the autumn and winter, but only £8 had been received for the purpose. It was not planned that the meetings would start until November, but during the last year they had expended around £6 a month and without further monies it would be impossible to purchase the materials needed.
As the year drew to a close, December 1915 saw a report that materials for Red Cross work were to be given out in the Village Room at 2.15pm on the second Friday of every month, whilst on the remaining Fridays a lady would be present to help anybody in difficulty or to give out any extra materials that were required for finishing off.
It was estimated that the balance of £21 6s. 11d. would carry on the work for another three months or so, and further subscriptions to allow its further continuation were solicited.
It was also noted that, instead of the usual second Friday of the month, the monthly meeting would be held at 2.15pm on Friday, 7 January instead, and mention was made of the energetic work of their 'indefatigable secretary', Mrs Dunning.
In February 1916 it was advised that materials were to be given out at 2.15pm on the first Friday of each month, not the second Friday as previously announced. An account was provided of the Children's Entertainment for Red Cross Work that had taken place on January 14 and 15, arranged by Mrs Dunning. The event was deemed a great success and, with the reserved seats being taken in advance, a second day had to be found for the overflow of people who wished to attend. The children, it was reported, 'whether it were dancing or reciting, duologue or tableaux, all took their parts well as if to the manor born'. The tableaux included nursery rhymes and scenes from A Midsummer Night's Dream, concluding with Rule Britannia, and, after all expenses, a total of £12 13s. 6d.was raised for local Red Cross Work.
So many things are wanted, as the war, alas! is still so prolonged. Mrs Dunning has raised so much money for materials by subscriptions and by the Tableaux she organised so successfully, so we are sorry to find such a small attendance at the monthly Red Cross meeting. The quality of the work is excellent, but the quantity leaves much to be desired. Would it not be possible for every cottager to make one or two garments each month for our noble sailors and soldiers? Surely, with a little self-sacrifice, this could be accomplished. Mothers! here is your opportunity!
In April it was recorded that a consignment of 112 garments had been sent to Alexandria in February and, the following month, 90 garments were sent to the French Wounded Emergency Fund, 9 garments to the Mine Sweepers' Fund, 7 pairs of socks to the 9th Battalion Rifle Brigade, and 1 muffler and a pair of mittens to a solider from the parish. Letters of thanks had been received from Princess Louis of Battenberg, on behalf of the Mine Sweepers Fund, and E. Wyld, on behalf of the French wounded. On June 21 1916, E. Wyld wrote again to thank the village workers 'for the most useful parcel of hospital supplies' which they had sent, and which were to be dispatched to 'one of the poorest hospitals in France'.
July 7 1916, saw the last meeting in Stoke D'Abernon for Red Cross Work, but hope was expressed that work would begin again during the autumn.
In December 1916 it was announced that the materials for the Red Cross work would be 'given out at 2.15pm on the First Friday of each month, commencing on December 1st, at the Village Room'. Mrs Bristowe and Mrs Goodbody were to undertake ordering of materials and cutting out of the garments, and Mrs Dunning was to do the secretarial and financial work. An appeal was made for 'all our cottage people' to make a great effort to do what they could, on the basis that 'this is one little bit that we women can do in this terrible war'.
In March 1917 it was recorded that, in January, 18 pairs of socks had been forwarded for the 7th Battalion 'Queens' (Royal West Surrey) Regiment, which were acknowledged with grateful thanks by Mrs Roland Hebeler. The following month, a parcel containing 1 dozen flannel underjackets, 1 scarf, 1 pair of sleeping socks, and 1 dozen and 9 pairs of socks was sent for the East Surrey Regiment, and had been acknowledged, with thanks, by Colonel Treeby.
However, despite the fact that there were plenty of materials, there was still a lack of willing workers, and a further appeal was made for women to 'make time to provide these comforts for our brave men at the Front'.
Although fundraising for the Surrey Red Cross continued in the parish throughout the period after March 1917, there are no further detailed accounts of the activities of the Work Party.
As the war proceeded, increased costs and a focus on providing an account of the location and condition of the local men engaged in active service meant that the style and content of the parish magazines did change, to some degree. However, taking into account the later pleas for workers, it seems likely that, in Stoke D'Abernon at least, after an initially promising start, enthusiasm waned for undertaking the type of voluntary employment that the Red Cross Work Party offered.


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Album released this week in… 1968: The Beatles – The Beatles (The White Album)
by Andrew Noel · Published November 21, 2015 · Updated November 19, 2015
NOW ON OUR THIRD Beatles entry in this feature, The Beatles (or The White Album) is perhaps one of the more divisive albums amongst fans. A personal favourite of mine, it's an odd choice, largely because it's… well, actually quite flawed. Spanning over 30 tracks, it's the longest Beatles record, as well as being one of the most diverse, alongside Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. The White Album also proved to be the start of troubled times for the band; creative differences arose, members left and Yoko Ono entered.
The primary tensions in the band came from the divide between Lennon and McCartney, both criticising the others performances and writing abilities. This brought tension in the studios to an all time high. But these weren't all bad things; the differences and diversity between band members lead to some of the best songs on the album. 'Julia' is performed solely by Lennon, in a beautiful tribute to his mother who has passed away 10 years earlier. In a similar vein, McCartney's 'Blackbird' is another moving number, this time acting a commentary to the Civil Rights crisis in the United States. Both John and Paul proved that they could write equally gorgeous tracks without the other.
But four of the best songs on the album stem from George Harrison; four, ambient, majestic, fully-formed numbers. 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is a slow paced number with poetic lyrics as Harrison characterises his serene guitar work. In actual fact though, lead guitar was actually played by Eric Clapton. 'Piggies' is a more piano based track, with Harrison taking his political standpoint once again, while 'Savoy Truffle' is slightly more light hearted, with a pop-rock vibe and a theme of chocolate addiction. 'Long Long Long' is Harrison's best song; with a snaking guitar line that's overdubbed with haunting organ and Harrison's own distant vocals. The climax sets up a crashing drum beat and passionate cries before flowing into a quiet, yet daunting, outro.
The failing unity of the band is evident even in the more 'group based' tracks; out of 30 tracks, all four members only played all together on 16 of them. Ringo Starr briefly left the group, the drums on 'Back in the U.S.S.R.' and 'Dear Prudence' instead being played by McCartney. When the group did come together though, some of the results were fantastic. 'Revolution 1' is a bluesy tune that has some really chilled horn parts and classic Beatles layered vocals, while on the other end of the spectrum we have 'Helter Skelter', a chaotic track that exhibits the Beatles at their most outrageous, their most anarchistic and their most excellent. Hell, people even suggest this song was an early influence on Heavy Metal. There are even some surprises on the album. Judging from the titles, you might not expect 'Rocky Racoon' or 'Everybody's Got Something to Hide (Except Me and My Monkey)' to be any good. But there's a surprising catchiness to these numbers that doesn't make them standout numbers, but certainly more enjoyable that some of the other songs on this album.
And while we're on the subject, let's not pretend that every track on The White Album is gold. There some songs on here that are… quite frankly, crap. I mean, does anyone really, I mean really want to listen to 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'? It's one example where Paul McCartney's happy-go –lucky musicianship really just doesn't work, and especially after the epic opening trilogy. 'The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill' is a surprisingly sappy Lennon track that features some cringe-worthy Yoko Ono vocals, whilst 'Honey Pie' is a bit like 'When I'm Sixty-Four' without the appeal. And then there's 'Revolution 9'; I don't care if this piece is 'arty' and 'deep', it sticks out like a sore thumb on a Beatles record.
But it's ok that this album isn't perfect, because the Beatles weren't perfect. People are very quick to mythologise the band, to claim they had the Midas touch. But if The White Album does anything, it humanises John, Paul, George and Ringo; it's an album based upon disillusionment, love and hatred. It shows the band working as a unit and spreading their wings as solo artists, whilst free to make mistakes. And as we've seen, The White Album is full of problems, both personal and creative; let's remember that this was the band who put 'Yellow Submarine' on Revolver. Sure, 'Glass Onion' and 'Birthday' are great, but let's not forget the disappointment of 'Yer Blues', for example. If imperfections make us human though, then The White Album is perhaps The Beatles most homosapien, and that's what makes it one of the best, if not the best Beatles album to be ever released.
It's damn tricky to write a decent double album, but The White Album succeeds in that, warts and all.
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Switching to chemical-free products didn't happen for me overnight.
Or even in a month.
Let's just say it's been a journey.
Of course I cringed using my typical lineup of lotions and potions after I fully understood the ingredient list. My initial instinct was to throw my whole medicine cabinet away and start all over with simple, clean, perfect products.
However, I'm frugal and practical (which is code for cheap and easily overwhelmed). I tackle one product at a time, replacing each as it runs out. When a bottle starts to make that comical pbbbbt sound when I squeeze it, I start my hunt. If I don't find a non-toxic option that is affordable and works just as well, if not better than my original, than I put the switch on the back burner and keep my eye out for feasible options.
I wasn't super happy with the standard drug store fare that comprised my daily skin care routine, yet I felt baffled at how to replace it. I think my problem was I didn't even know what an ideal daily skin regimen should be like.
Everything made my face too tight or dry or oily. Is toner supposed to burn? What do I buy for combination skin with an oily t-zone except when I'm pregnant then it's a dry t-zone but sometimes I have acne and a little bit of redness?
I'd like to see that description on a face wash label. Or simply "Suitable for skin that goes through weird changes."
Then I discovered the Oil Cleansing Method. I took a moment to roll my eyes at how crunchy I had become, and then dove in.
My skin sang in sweet. relief.
I'd been stripping my poor face of moisture and burning it with chemicals just to have so-so skin that, frankly, was probably just angry at me for treating it so badly.
I've tried this method with both olive oil and coconut oil and achieved good (not great) results. Bloggers who are advocates of the oil cleansing method say that each person has to play around with the proportion of oils to find a balance.
*currently the internet's most popular meme based off of a news report that went viral.
This is where Hosie Naturals Makeup Remover is a lifesaver.
Makeup remover? you say. Weren't we talking about oil cleansing?
This product is labeled as a makeup remover, but really functions perfectly as 2 products in 1.
He definitely doesn't wear makeup.
As a makeup remover, this product does as promised: it easily and completely removes makeup. A few drops of makeup remover on a cotton round. Wipe. Hello, bare face.
1) Rub a small amount of Hosie Naturals Makeup Remover on dry skin. I like to spend about 30 seconds massaging it into my face and neck.
2) Run a wash cloth under hot (not too hot) water. Squeeze out excess water. Spread washcloth over face and neck and let the oils steam into your skin for a minute or two, until the rag starts to cool.
Ahh. It's like a spa, isn't it?
3) Wipe off extra oils with washcloth. Your face should be soft, clean and not greasy.
Haven't we been told for years that oil is bad for the skin? Cosmetics that tote the "oil-free" label on the front of the bottle mean that they are free of pore-clogging petroleum based oils that are unfriendly to skin. The oil cleansing method is based on the idea that "like dissolves like". Botanical-based oils gently break down the skin's excess oils, condition skin and wash away clean.
It's non-toxic and is safe for pregnant mamas. Like all Hosie products, the makeup remover also contains essential oils that are naturally anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and smell amazing!
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What makes yours different from all of the other natural skincare products?
I'd like to expand upon the label on our little unassuming brown jars.
1) We're natural… No, really, we're natural! The word "natural" is thrown around so loosely in labeling these days that it's become meaningless. If we're talking about the truest meaning of the word being "existing in nature", then that bottle of natural shampoo with sodium benzoate on the label doesn't meet the criteria. Hosie Naturals products are made with real, minimally processed ingredients. When avocado oil or geranium is on the label, it hasn't been so altered that it's just an essence of its original form. We prefer our ingredients straight from the earth without the chemical-altering middle man.


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Days Gone By: Take broader view, officials urged
From The Examiner during the week of Feb. 24 to March 1, 1969:
• "A METROPOLITAN OUTLOOK IS URGED FOR THIS AREA" – There is no Maginot line around any community in the metropolitan area, E. Bertram Berkley, president of the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, told a gathering of Independence business people here yesterday. "We must have a metropolitan outlook because we compete with other urban areas on a metropolitan basis," he said.
• "90TH BIRTHDAY HONOR SET FOR TODD GEORGE" – Todd M. George of Lee's Summit, a former Jackson County treasurer and former Lee's Summit mayor, will be honored at an open house. George, a realtor who still keeps office hours, was born Feb. 26, 1879 in Woodford County, Kentucky, and came with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. George, to Lee's Summit in 1883. The elder George was a Confederate veteran, serving under General Buford, and his son served as commander in-in-chief of the old John B. Gordon Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans organized many years ago in Independence.
• "FORESIGHT OF WASHINGTON CITED AT PATRIOTIC EVENT" – The vision and foresight of George Washington, first president of the United States, as he looked to the development of a great democracy were cited by Rep. William J. Randall and Mayor Donald M. Slusher in addresses before the Independence Patriotic Council's Washington Day banquet Sunday. "Washington, were he living today, would have recognized that we can't live in a world without allies, and he would have been for a strong defense posture," Randall declared. "Washington had a love for law and order," Mayor Slusher added, "and felt citizens had a responsibility under the constitution to their country. I wonder how he would have felt about the discontent and actions of a minority of our citizens if he were living today."
From The Independence Examiner during the week of Feb. 24 to March 1, 1919:
• "CITY TO GIVE DANCE" – The City of Independence is to give a ball for the first time, perhaps in its history. This municipal function is to be exercised next Tuesday night when members of the council and other municipal officers, laying aside the cares of business for several hours, will shake their feet with the gay abandon of youth. The purpose of the ball is to raise money to be used in preparing an adequate welcome on the occasion of the return of the boys from overseas war service.
• "A SIX DAY SCHOOL" – Beginning next Saturday school will be held six days a week at Blue Springs until the end of the school term to make up for time lost on account of illness.
• "BLIZZARD HITS TOWN" – A high northwest wind driving snow brought a storm of blizzard proportions down upon this section this morning. Incidentally the mercury dropped to 4 degrees above zero, but the day was much more disagreeable than any day this winter on account of the wind.
• "WOULD TAKE OFF TRAIN" – In a letter to the city council last night, H.S. Dean, superintendent of terminals of the Kansas City Southern Railway Company asked the privilege of discontinuing the train which leaves this city at 6 o'clock in the morning, westbound, for the reason that it does no business sufficient to justify the expense. The train is provided for in the franchise granted by the city to the railway company.
– Compiled by Jeff Fox


ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists has launched a new feline radioiodine centre – a first for the North West region – in order to provide the current gold standard treatment for feline hyperthyroidism.
The radioiodine facility is the last phase of remodelling of ChesterGates' facilities and has already successfully treated a number of hyperthyroid cats with the number of referrals rapidly growing.
Cats are assessed on an individual basis to ensure that radioiodine is their most appropriate treatment option. This assessment involves a consultation to discuss all aspects of the treatment, as well as any required diagnostics not already performed prior to referral.
What is does radioiodine treatment include?
Approximately 95 percent of cats are cured after a single injection of radioiodine, and no further treatment is required. Unlike surgical removal of the thyroid gland, there is no risk of damage to the parathyroid gland, causing subsequent low calcium levels which can be life threatening.
Following treatment, cats are hospitalised for two weeks in order for the radioactivity to diminish to safe levels for pet owners to resume contact with their pet.
The new centre within the hospital, includes a purpose-built radioiodine cat ward, complete with spacious kennels designed for long stay patients, shelves to perch on or hide underneath, comfortable beds, tempting toys, and plenty of natural light.


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How Do I Submit Net Neutrality Comments to the FCC?
The FCC says it wants to hear from you on net neutrality. But how do you do that? Here are all the details.
By Chloe Albanesius
https://www.pcmag.com/news/how-do-i-submit-net-neutrality-comments-to-the-fcc
The FCC on Thursday moved ahead with a controversial net neutrality proposal that would put open Internet rules back in place - with a few caveats.
During a contentious open meeting, Chairman Tom Wheeler and the other commissioners stressed that the agency's approval of the net neutrality rules was just a starting point. Final rules will not be voted on and put into place until after a 120-day public comment period. The FCC accepts comments from individuals and large corporations alike, so if you feel strongly about the issue, now is the time to submit your thoughts.
"This is your opportunity to formally make your point on the record," Democratic FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn said yesterday. "You have the ear of the entire FCC. The eyes of the world are on all of us. Use your voice and this platform to continue to be heard."
How do you actually do that?
A list of open proceedings is available on fcc.gov/comments.
The net neutrality rulemaking is Proceeding No. 14-28 and is known as "Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet."
Click "14-28" and it will bring you to the FCC's electronic filing system.
Type in your name, address, comment, and hit continue. Note that submitted comments will be part of the public record and available online.
That form supports comments of up to several paragraphs. If you have more to say, and want to include attachments, navigate to the "Submit a Filing" page, which supports more lengthy comments. Just make sure you include the 14-28 proceeding number. If your comments are more than 10 pages, the FCC recommends that you include a short summary up front.
If you prefer to submit via mail or in person, you can mail your comments to FCC Secretary Marlene H. Dortch at 445 12th Street, SW Room TW-B204, Washington, DC 20554. Or, you can hand deliver them to 236 Massachusetts Ave., NE, Suite 110, Washington, DC 20002 between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. ET.
The deadline for the first round of comments is July 15. A second round of reply comments - where you can address some of the issues people brought up in the first round - will run until Sept. 10.
People have not wasted any time submitting comments; hundreds have already been filed since yesterday. A number of filers appear to be using the form provided by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that expresses concern about a pay-to-play Internet.
Others are urging the FCC to reclassify broadband as a telecom service rather than an information service (also known as Title II or common carrier). This would give the FCC more authority over broadband providers than it has today, but it's a highly contentious issue and likely faces a huge fight from ISPs if the commission goes in that direction.
If you'd like to peruse the entire notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM), meanwhile, the FCC released it late last night.
Watch PCMag Live in the video below, in which Sascha Segan urges everyone to make their voice heard.
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Depending on where you live—in the city or in the suburbs—you may need to drive your own vehicle to conduct your everyday life. In some areas of the city itself, it is possible to get about by walking and by using public transportation.
A U.S. driver's license is acceptable if you are staying less than 90 days in Spain. It is recommended that you obtain an International driver's license prior to arrival in Spain. If you are not able to do so, upon your arrival in Spain, have your driver's license translated into Spanish by an approved notary. (Lists of government-approved notaries are available through the U.S. embassy or consulate.) Once the Spanish residence certificate is obtained, your International driver's license/translated license will no longer be valid. At this point you must make arrangements to take the Spanish driver's examination.
EU citizens are not required to change their original driver's license for a Spanish license; however, if you intended stay in Spain is greater than six months, you will need to go to the local traffic authority to have your driver's license stamped.
The Madrid metro is a cheap and easy way to maneuver around the city, especially in the center. An individual ticket will cost about €1 and the "abono" of ten rides will cost about €5. More recently, the Metro has expanded its service and now connects the city to Madrid Barajas airport. Baggage can be checked directly to the airport at the Nuevos Ministerios station.
Bus services are frequent, cover an extensive area and can be very useful if you live in the Madrid suburbs. The Metrobus ticket can be used for both bus and metro travel.
Taxis are plentiful and relatively inexpensive when compared to other major cities.
Rail and bus links are plentiful to the suburbs and to the surrounding areas (cercanias). It is easy to get out by train to towns of interest, such as Segovia, El Escorial, etc.
While public transportation in Madrid is considered quite safe, you must be vigilant at all times, especially when traveling on the metro.
Tickets can be purchased in bus/metro stations, newspaper kiosks and estancos (shops that sell cigarettes and stamps and are marked by a "Tabacos" sign).


Bharbjt has choosed quality as the mainstay of the company: quality of materials, quality of workmanship, quality of products.
The deep knowledge of the knives industry and the great tradition of the Premana territory, helped Bharbjt to refine and improve the lines of its products, ensuring over the years a growth both in economic and in quality terms.
The continuous study of ergonomics of the products and the improvement of production techniques lead Bharbjt to be a consolidated and competitive reality, always looking to the future. A company that embraces innovation while remaining faithful to its principles craftsmen; the factory is in continuous and constant growth also in the quality of its products.
BHARBJT is a licensee of COLLECTIVE TRADEMARK OF QUALITY "PREMANA", released by the Chamber of Commerce of Lecco, who is manager with the task of evaluating license requests of use and attribute the mark to undertakings which produced articles Cutting, in accordance the technical and production requirements in the use of the mark Regulation.


1. Restoration to service. Any state employee or teacher who has reached normal retirement age and who retires after September 1, 2011 may be restored to service for up to 5 years. The decision to hire a retired state employee or retired teacher under this section is at the discretion of the appointing authority. The retired state employee or retired teacher must have had a bona fide termination of employment in accordance with state and federal laws and rules, may not return to employment after retirement with the same employer for at least 30 calendar days after the termination of employment and may not return to employment before the effective date of the person's retirement.
The retired classroom-based employee must have had a bona fide termination of employment in accordance with state and federal laws and rules, may not return to employment after retirement with the same employer for at least 30 calendar days after the termination of employment and may not return to employment before the effective date of the person's retirement.
For purposes of this section, "classroom-based employee" means a teacher whose principal function is to introduce new learning to students in the classroom or to provide support in the classroom during the introduction of new learning to students.
2. Compensation and benefits. The compensation and benefits of the retired state employee or retired teacher who returns to service after retirement as set out in subsection 1 is governed by this subsection.
3. Contributions to the Maine Public Employees Retirement System and state group health plan. The portion of the employer contribution that goes to pay the retirement system for the unfunded liability and the state group health plan for retiree health care must be continued and based on the retired state employee's or retired teacher's compensation as provided under subsection 2 during the reemployment period.
4. Notification requirements. Employers under this section are required to identify and report to the retirement system, in the manner specified by the retirement system, each individual who is a retiree who becomes an employee of the employer under the option provided in this section. Departments shall also report each retiree who becomes an employee to the Bureau of the Budget in a manner specified by the bureau. The employer shall report each such employee whenever and so long as the employee is the employer's employee.
5. Exclusion. A retired state employee or retired teacher who is hired as a substitute teacher is not subject to the restoration to service 5-year limitation in subsection 1 or the compensation limitation in subsection 2, paragraph A.
2011, c. 380, Pt. MMM, §1 (NEW). 2011, c. 420, Pt. L, §1 (AMD). 2013, c. 486, Pt. A, §§1, 2 (AMD). 2015, c. 321, §1 (AMD).


« Le Potager de Charlotte » was created by two brothers, sons of an innkeeper. Both brothers are passionate about health, the environment, and animal rights.
David Valentin founder, restaurateur and chef.
Adrien Valentin co-founder, trained naturopath and manager.
Sons of an innkeeper and culinary photographer, David and Adrien had their first working experience at their family owned hotel in Nîmes. Later, David worked in several Parisian hotels and restaurants.
The two brothers have been vegan for several years and share the core values of veganism.
opening their own restaurant, with a plant based & gourmet cuisine.
Our goal: restoring the image of plant-based cuisine.
Bringing a new epicurean and gourmet approach to plant-based cuisine, along with a generous and warm-hearted service.
Le Potager de Charlotte favors French, local and organic produces from the farmers' market as much as possible. The restaurant signed the regional charter of biodiversity and short supply chains CERVIA.
The recipes created by the chef are 100% home-made and change over the seasons.


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DCLS family services manager Si Stainton presents at a workshop for families on transitioning from school to adulthood.
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For more information about the Delta Family Alliance Network, contact Si Stainton, Family Services Manager, at 778.434.9508 or sstainton@dcls.ca.
Si Stainton has led us through what seemed to be an endless process with her knowledge, understanding and compassion. At each step, she was there to guide, facilitate and encourage us to establish a meaningful and happy situation for our son.
~ family member Richard St. John
DFAN is a family support network for families of people with developmental disabilities. DFAN provides families of youth with developmental disabilities transitioning to adulthood with information, training and education and advocacy support, as well as a network where they can meet with and support one another.
There are four areas of support offered to families through DFAN:
Networking: Families are best placed to understand the needs of a relative with a developmental disability and have the greatest empathy for other families in similar circumstances. By connecting with each other, families can provide mutual understanding and support, share advice and information and collectively advocate for greater choice and opportunities for their family member with a developmental disability. DFAN provides local opportunities in North Delta, Ladner and Tsawwassen for families to periodically meet and get together.
Information: Families are better advocates when they are fully informed about the choices and opportunities available for their sons and daughters. DFAN aims to keep families informed about the latest policies and practices and endeavours to answer individual queries.
Education: DFAN periodically offers workshops and training opportunities that respond to requests from families within its network. Information is also regularly shared about other workshops and training opportunities offered within British Columbia and Vancouver's Lower mainland.
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On December 9, 2019, the volcano Whakaari/White Island located off the coast of eastern North Island, New Zealand, erupted. At the time of the eruption, 47 people (adventure tourists and guides) were on the uninhabited island. The eruption, which lasted approximately two minutes, claimed 21 lives and injured numerous others. In the aftermath of the tragedy, visits to the island were suspended.
Whakaari/White Island is situated in the Bay of Plenty, 43 miles (69 kilometers) west of Cape Runaway on eastern North Island. Some 70 percent of the island is underwater. It has numerous hot springs, geysers, and fumaroles. Whakaari/White Island is part of the Ring of Fire, a seismically active belt of volcanoes and tectonic plate boundaries that roughly surrounds the Pacific Ocean. Scientists classify Whakaari/White Island as a stratovolcano. A stratovolcano is a conical volcano that slowly forms through numerous explosions, as layers of hardened lava and ash build up. Whakaari/White Island began forming some 150,000 years ago.
Captain James Cook sighted and named the island in 1769. A New Zealand businessman bought Whakaari/White Island in the 1930s, and in 1953 he allowed the government to designate it a private scenic reserve. As such, the island became accessible for tourists by boat from Tauranga and by helicopter.
In the late 20th century, Whakaari/White Island became New Zealand's most active volcano. It erupted almost continuously from 1975 to 2000. Other eruptions occurred in 2012 and 2016. Because the volcano was so active and tourists were allowed to visit, scientists monitored the island closely. In 2019, a few weeks before Whakaari/White Island erupted, they noted heightened volcanic activity—such as increased sulfur dioxide gas emissions and erratic seismic readings—that caused them to raise the alert level. However, the scientists saw no indications that an eruption was imminent.
Whakaari/White Island's eruption probably occurred after water came into contact with hot magma in the core of the volcano. That caused steam to form, which at first could not escape because of the dirt and debris covering the volcano. Eventually, however, the pressure became so great that the steam exploded. The blast pushed rocks and toxic gases into the air, with a plume of steam and ash rising some 12,000 feet (3,660 meters) high.


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49. A party applying for authorization shall also declare, in an affidavit made by its leader, the amount of the funds at its disposal, and that any money collected by it after 1 April 1978 was collected in accordance with this title.
The party shall remit to the Chief Electoral Officer, together with its application for authorization, any sum of money collected after 1 April 1978 contrary to this title.
The Chief Electoral Officer shall remit any sum received under the preceding paragraph to the Minister of Finance.
1989, c. 1, s. 49; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).
49. A party applying for authorization shall also declare, in a sworn statement made by its leader, the amount of the funds at its disposal, and that any money collected by it after 1 April 1978 was collected in accordance with this title.
1989, c. 1, s. 49.


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Protek Consulting Pty Ltd is the hands-on general building consultancy that the building industry and public in general are seeking. At no time in the history of the building industry has there been so much red tape. This can be overwhelming if there is not a coordinated and holistic approach, and Protek Consulting are here to help.
Having experience in building and construction, local government as well as private practice, Philip Connors can assist you in a comprehensive range of services designed and coordinated to get your project up and running, hassle free!
As a result of the widespread bushfire threat in Tasmania, building controls have been introduced for those wishing to build within or beside the bush. These controls have requirements that need to be met when building work is to be undertaken in bushfire-prone areas.
• Having an appropriate water supply for firefighting.
If you are planning to build in a bushfire-prone area, then a Bushfire Hazard Management Plan (or an Exemption) is needed to document the bushfire safety measures required for councils as well as for building surveyors (as well as future owners). Protek provide a Bushfire Hazard Practitioner who can undertake the assessment, prepare the plan and certify the plan (or the exemption).
New homes and commercial developments are only viable if the onsite waste water disposal system is capable of meeting the demands of immediate and future waste water disposal.
To this end, Protek Consulting can design a system that will be cost effective, long lasting and unobtrusive. We specialise in liaising with all parties involved to provide the very best outcome every time, and will spend the time necessary to discuss the options and present the facts before you begin your building process. In this way you are guaranteed satisfaction with an otherwise costly and yet necessary element of your build.
Philip Connors has comprehensive knowledge of the building industry and currently operates his own contracting business specialising in Liveable Housing. This ensures that only realistic outcomes are provided as well as sound advice.
Specialising in both residential and smaller commercial developments up to 2000m2 and up to 3 storeys, we will be happy to assist you in the preparation of specifications, contract documentation and building approvals. This ensures that your project will come in on time and on budget….every time!
The need for dispute resolution is an unfortunate fact of life and Protek Consulting provide specialist and experienced staff to assist you through this process.
Philip Connors is a qualified mediator/conciliator, having completed the Practitioners Certificate in Mediation and Conciliation with IAMA - 2003. He is actively engaged in conducting mediations within his field of expertise. He has recently been appointed to the Panel of Experts, Mediators and Arbitrators, as commissioned by the Master Builders Association of Tasmania in conjunction with the Department of Consumer Affairs.
Philip Connors is also a qualified Arbitrator (Grade 11), gaining his qualification through the University of Adelaide in 2001. He has been nominated and conducted seven (7) arbitrations over the past two years dealing specifically with disputes in the domestic building field.
Building disputes as well as boundary fence disputes are part and parcel of our practice and we offer qualified mediators/conciliators as well as experienced and proven arbitrators when required.
We also provide advice and assistance in preparation of expert reports for building disputes, have experience in court proceedings and representations and can prepare submissions for the Building and Construction Security of Payments Act for both claims and responses.
Protek Consulting provides a cost estimating service for your next project. Specialising in smaller commercial projects to 2000m2 and up to 3 storey as well as general residential and insurance estimating, we are ready to equip you with a sound basis for your next project. We also provide advice and assistance in preparation of building documentation including specifications and contract administration.
This service is designed to fill the gap in the industry where pre-purchase inspections go so far, but no further. An example would be for issues such as cracking of brickwork. Most likely your pre-purchase inspector will comment on the defect but recommend you seek out a suitably qualified and experienced person to provide instruction on what is required to "fix" it and how much it is likely to cost. This is our specialty, and we are ready to assist in both residential and commercial property inspections and reports.
A dilapidation report is a report on the condition of a property at a given point in time. It records any existing damage and the state of any particular aspects of the property that are likely to be affected by new construction work, excavation or demolition.
These reports are normally carried out on nearby properties both before work begins and after the work is finished. Comparing the two reports offers a clear picture of any damage that may have occurred as a result of building, excavation or demolition work.
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Our qualified and practical minded staff can assist you in achieving the best outcome for both existing and new building works. We can even provide hand- on advice in the design of recreation areas and open space, playgrounds and public areas.
Adaptable/Liveable housing to comply with LHA and NDIS requirements is one of the growth areas for developers. Protek Consulting can assist in ensuring you meet or exceed the requirements to achieve full accreditation of your next residential development. This concept, although not necessarily new, is becoming more and more relevant given our aging population and the desire for retirees to "age in place". No time like the present to contact us and get the best advice on this fantastic opportunity!


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LeTourneau University will delay opening offices until 10 a.m. Monday, March 3, due to icy weather conditions.
The first "class" students will attend will be chapel at 10:50 a.m. featuring a guest performance by a traditional Chinese orchestra. Classes at LETU's Abbott Aviation Center at East Texas Regional Airport will begin after chapels conclude at 11:30 a.m.


Aim to keep the questionnaire short and make an effort not to go over a couple of pages. Postal or online questionnaires often have a minimal response rate. The questionnaire ought to be printed out clearly for effortless visibility. Questionnaires often consist of additional elements that go past the normal question and answer fields. There are many steps involved with creating a survey questionnaire.
In the instance of researchers conducting surveys, as an example, sample size is crucial. Bear in mind that the greater the confidence level you pick, the bigger the sample size will be. A little sample size may also lead to cases of bias, such as non-response, which occurs when some subjects don't have the chance to take part in the survey. It also affects the reliability of a survey's results because it leads to a higher variability, which may lead to bias.
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The questions ought to be in lower case letters and there ought to be sufficient space for responses. Research questions ought to be clear and objective. A comprehensive account of your research question and why it might be worth examining. By producing your questions clear, easy and concise, you can make sure that everyone, no matter their main language or reading level, can finish the survey. Questions associated with private life of people shouldn't be included.
Spend a while and get to understand what you don't know about market research. Quite simply, the significance of the research may not be hidden behind technical explanations or jargon. Quantitative research on the opposite hand is intended to be a symbol of all your audience and gives you answers that you are able to know reflects all your customers. If a study is unavailable, roughly estimate the normal age of women yourself. Conjoint studies are a lot better suited to a web-based strategy. Cost Segregation studies shouldn't be dismissed.
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Among the main benefits of telephone interviewing is the researcher's capacity to control the sample. Thus, the capacity to create highly stratified samples with numerous selection criteria and multiple sample quotas is a substantial strength of the telephone strategy. The main reason is they are different in quality, have various names, and bear distinctive labels. You depend on the level of information and information to give a stable foundation for your decision making.
The survey may ask if it's true or false a senior has access to social pursuits or it could ask family members to rank the risk which they would use a senior daycare program. New product surveys attempt to become at the perceived needs of consumers. They also try to determine the benefits that are most important to customers.
The primary reason for failing surveys to receive helpful information from surveys is getting misleading info. Plenty of online surveys have a minumum of one bad question. A well-designed on-line survey can isolate clients' purchasing preferences for various kinds of products. All our survey reports incorporate a topline questionnaire that gives the specific question wording and sequencing, together with results from the present poll and previous polls where the question was asked. Pretesting a survey is a fundamental step in the Sample Questionnaire Design process to rate how folks respond to the total questionnaire and specific questions. Purchase process surveys ought to focus on specific types of merchandise. They can also help businesses improve customer service.


This epically brilliant ILIO Patch Bundle consists of ALL seven of the latest ILIO patch collections for Omnisphere 2 and are perfect for creating the latest styles of electronic music for TV, film, video game music, pop, and all varieties of electronic dance music.
A full version of Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.1 is required to install these expansions.
This bundle contains the following products. For more info, audio demos and videos - expand each product out in the drop-down at the bottom of the page.
Powerhouse patch collection with energetic, driving pulsations using Omnisphere 2 extensive menu of Arpeggiators, LFOs, Envelopes, and Effects.
Diverse collection of ripping synth basses, powerful and funky leads, lush pads, ethereal and epic poly synths, interesting fx and textures, vocoder sound bites, and BPM-locked movers.
Cinematic sci-fi expansion for Omnisphere 2 giving you a toolbox of sounds from drones, pads, sound fx to synths for a futuristic flare.
Over 100 patches for Omnisphere 2.1 showcasing the cutting edge of modular synthesis from evolving drones, intriguing beds to quirky FX and spectactular leads and arps.
A treasury of genre-agnostic Omnisphere patches that adds movement and intrigue to any kind of music including arpeggiated synths, heavenly bells, twisted bass lines, phantasmagorical plucks.
Over 200 patches focusing on risers and swells, presented in an entirely new way; giving you the freedom and control to choose the timing of each riser and swell to meet your demands.
From ethereal to epic, The MINT reimagines the best patches from previous EDM collections in over 100 brand new patches including synth leads, basses, tempo-locked and polyphonic synths and textures.
As the name suggests, all of the 100+ sounds in PULSAR breathe with energetic, driving pulsations using Omnisphere 2's extensive menu of Arpeggiators, LFOs, Envelopes, and Effects.
These original patches transcend genre, providing rhythmic energy to electronic, ambient, pop, EDM and film music. Nearly all of the sounds are generated using Omnisphere 2's DSP waveforms.
In it you'll find bass, drum, bell, FX, lead and pad, organ, synth and vox in an array of BPMs.
Why shell out for a custom pulsing virtual instrument? Launch Omnisphere 2 and put your tracks in motion with PULSAR.
For full details, click here to go to the individual product page.
Fire Water is a professional producer's toolbox of sounds for Omnisphere 2 that will help you construct any type of modern electronic music, from Drum and Bass to EDM to Film Score.
With every patch ranging from overtly aggressive to warm and serene, Fire Water will take you from dark to light moods in a split second, and yield infinite options for blending them in new and unusual ways.
In it you'll find ripping synth basses, powerful and funky leads, lush pads, ethereal and epic poly synths, interesting fx and textures, vocoder sound bites, and BPM-locked movers.
Robotica is a meticulously crafted cinematic sci-fi expansion for Omnisphere 2 giving you a professional producer's toolbox of sounds that will help you construct your next sci-fi soundtrack, or add futuristic flare to any type of electronic music.
Offering over 400 MB of source material, it'll transport you from low earth orbit to voracious black holes in distant luminous galaxies in a mere instant, and provide you with endless options for blending atmospheric textures in new and unusual ways.
The sound sources are derived from popular modern analog synths, vocoders, guitars, time-stretched vocals and sound fx, as well as a few other boutique digital sources.
In it, you'll find ominous drones, atmospheric pads, spaced-out sound effects, ethereal and epic synths, interesting robotic effects and textures, vocoder sound bites, and BPM-locked movers.
Hardwired is over 370 MB of cutting edge modular synth technology giving you an enviable sonic edge over your peers with a nuclear arsenal of dazzling 21st century sounds.
The over 100 patches for Omnisphere 2.1 truly showcase modular synthesis from evolving drones, intriguing beds to quirky FX and spectactular leads and arps.
Grab hold of this vast frontier of new and unusual sonic possibilities... If you've ever wanted to experiment with the sound of modular synths but haven't quite dipped your toes in yet, then Ilio have got something that you'll absolutely LOVE.
Unique Modular soundsources. Omnisphere's advanced synthesis techniques. What could be better?
Enter Revolve - another Jesse Scott of Summer Channel and MIDIhead creation for Omnisphere 2! Inside, you'll find a cornucopia of arpeggiated synths, heavenly bells, twisted bass lines, and phantasmagorical plucks and more that will add intrigue, movement and get the most out of Omnisphere 2's powerful arpeggiator and time-variant tools.
And since Revolve is genre-agnostic, you'll find plenty of inspiration whether you're working on the next soundtrack for a suspense-thriller, chilling down with ambient, going pop with a vocal melody on top, or creating heat for the dance floor.
Ascension is a collection of over 200 patches for Spectrasonics Omnisphere focusing on risers and swells, presented in an entirely new way.
With these 204 patches you have the freedom and control to choose the timing of each riser and swell to meet your demands.
Presented in 2, 4, 8, and 16 bar iterations (with a smattering of 1 bar versions thrown in for good measure), each riser will finish its crescendo at the right ending point, no matter the tempo, every time.
Whether you need short transitions or anticipation-inducing builds, Ascension puts the control in your hands.
From ethereal to epic, The MINT reimagines the best patches from ILIO's previous EDM patch collections, upgraded and reprogrammed using Omnisphere 2's powerful DSP engine, effects, LFO's, envelopes, arpeggiator, and granular synthesis to bring you new and improved revisions of these classic sounds.
Couple that with brand new sound creations that truly make this a "sonic gold" patch library.
The MINT is perfect for all styles of electronic music, pop, and film score.