This sustainable bag is mainly made with recycled leather from old sports equipment, and a colourful finishing touch from what used-to-be an old gym mat. The bag has an compartment (20 x 30 cm) at the front an extra long zipper at the top. The back is made from soft patchwork with adjustable shoulder straps.
Available in leather with blue, green or brown.


Cheap banners aren't necessarily cheap looking. Imagine this: you're at an outdoor exhibit, with throngs of people and dozens of exhibitors. You know there are customers to be made from these crowds, potential buyers or simply the opportunity to really get the word out about your business. What can you do? Hand out flyers among the crowds…they pop them in to their handbag if you're lucky but most likely they'll wrap their chewing gum up in it and pop it in the bin. All that paper and print – wasted. Second scenario: you're holding a big event and it needs signposting so that all your invited attendees can find their way to you. Flash of brilliance, you get a guy with a sandwich board and send him out on to the street to gather your guests. He gets a bit lost and takes an extra-long comfort break at the local public house. These sound like wasted opportunities. What you could have done with was having your promotional material emblazoned high above you. Have you heard of the red arrows or jet sky writing? Yes, well we don't mean that. Come on now, that might break the bank a wee bit, but we know the next best thing – a brilliant, high quality and cheerfully cheap banner.
Ok, we may have exaggerated our scenarios here for dramatic effect, but we're not exaggerating when we tell you that a durable, bright, reusable and quality banner is an excellent choice in getting noticed. Yes you read correctly, we said reusable, so you get more for your money – even though the price you paid to get them made is shockingly reasonable anyway. We are proud to say that we offer the best in cheap banners – but not at the cost of quality or satisfactory results. With our range of designs and team of print designers at hand; not only do we know our banners - we know that our banners are just perfect for you!


Does the thought of joining your man on and hopping onto facial shaving bandwagon sound a little weird? Actually, facial shaving for women comes with tonnes of amazing benefits. Ask Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor – they propagated the skin treatment decades ago, as did Cleopatra centuries ago! Lately, skincare expert Kate Somerville has been advocating it as well.
Dermaplaning is what facial shaving for women is called, where a razor exfoliates the skin along with removing hair. One of the reasons men look so good after shaving, is because they've rid themselves of a layer of grime and dead cells. Why should we deprive ourselves of the same benefits? The process of dermaplaning removes dead skin cells, gently exfoliates and makes your skin look smoother by getting rid of the tiny fuzzy hairs that you often ignore. It is a great anti-ageing tool, and gives you a marvellous glow.
Also, it's a myth that hair grows back longer and thicker when you shave – only the texture changes. Use a facial razor though, there are plenty of specialised ones in the market. Don't use something meant for your legs or arms! You don't need any other products before you start shaving, but always make sure to use a soothing moisturiser afterwards, so that your skin doesn't get dry and red. Always beware of ingrown hairs though, and keep your razors clean and sterilised – or you'll end up with a whole new set of skin problems. And just like waxing and threading, you'll need to maintain it!


OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday February 5, 2015, 6-9PM.
On View from February 6 through March 28, 2015 at Gallery 151. 132 West 18th Street, New York, NY 10011.
A child's first stuffed animal. The tarsal of a saint. A purse that costs as much as a car. Subjects of irrational reverence, they remind us of the precarious contingencies of our desires: what we really value are essences, not properties.
In a radical gesture, Duchamp declares a urinal to be Fountain. With radical intentionality, sculptors Sebastian Martorana, Barbara Segal, Stephen Shaheen and Alasdair Thomson anoint metamorphosed lumps of shells as Shirt, Canvas, Cinder Block, Bone. This is not a Chanel bag. Or is it? Both are crafted and craved for their symbolic capital. Yet there is something phenomenologically different when intention is invested through making, by an aggregate of thousands of decisions and an intense realization process requiring years of training. In an era where machines can produce simulacra in marble for anyone with an idea and a credit card, representation comes with new responsibilities—and new implications, when rendered by hand.
These four artists, whose honed skills seem avantgarde in a scene saturated with externalized modes of production, present confoundingly scrupulous works in marble. It is not virtuosity on display, but virtuosic carving in the service of a fierce intention. Objects of devotion pursued obsessively, fetishizations of fetishes, sculpted fetishistically.


Daily parking can be more expensive than a parking ticket. HRM wants to change that.
Drivers could soon pay twice as much for parking tickets, if the province follows the wishes of municipal politicians.
Halifax regional council voted Tuesday to ask the provincial government to double most parking fines.
The change would increase fines for 41 different parking violations. The smallest fine would increase from $25 to $50 and include parking in loading zones, bus stops and in front of fire hydrants. The most expensive would increase from $100 to $200 and includes fines for blocking fire lanes and accessible parking spaces. Others, like obstructing snow removal, would increase from $50 to 100, while a ticket for an expired meter wouldn't change.
Several councillors said areas surrounding universities and hospitals have a serious problem with illegal parking. They said this is because daily parking is more expensive than a parking ticket.
Compared to the rest of Canada, Halifax's fines are low. One study of 15 municipalities found Halifax's fines are less than half the average.
Mayor Mike Savage will ask the Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal to amend the Summary Offence Ticket Regulations to increase fines. If the proposal goes through, it also will change parking fines across the province.
Halifax earned $3.9 million in parking fine revenues in each of the last three years, according to a report prepared by municipal staff. If the increases are approved, current revenues could go up by 50 to 60 per cent.
A report detailing the fines and their proposed changes is available at the Halifax municipal government website.


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Matky pro mír (kurdsky: Dayîkên Aşîtîyê, turecky: Barış Anneleri ) je ženské hnutí prosazující dodržování občanských práv v Turecku, jehož cílem je podpořit budování a dodržování míru mezi odlišnými etnickými skupinami na tureckém území pomocí nenásilných prostředků.

Dějiny
Hnutí Matky pro mír se sídlem v Istanbulu a Diyarbakiru bylo založeno v roce 1999. Impulsem pro jeho vznik byl kurdsko-turecký konflikt, v průběhu kterého mnoho rodin ztratilo blízkého příbuzného.

Aktivity hnutí včetně protestních akcí vzbuzovaly již od počátku značný zájem veřejnosti. V roce 2000 Amnesty International informovala o údajném mučení a špatném zacházení některých příslušnic skupiny poté, co odcestovaly do sousedního Iráku, aby se pokusily zprostředkovat mír mezi oběma stranami konfliktu v kurdské oblasti v severním Iráku. Eren Keskinová, jež příslušnice hnutí zastupovala, byla po zveřejnění informací přibližujících mučení členek organizace postavena za urážku armády před soud.

V červnu 2006 byly aktivistky Muyesser Gunes a Sakine Arat obviněny z propagování separatistické organizace a odsouzeny k trestu odnětí svobody na jeden rok a pokutě 600 YTL soudem v Ankaře poté, co 22. srpna 2005 navštívily ústředí generálního štábu Turecké republiky. Rozsudek byl později snížen na 10 měsíců.

V červenci 2006 bylo odsouzeno k trestu odnětí svobody na délku jednoho roku 24 aktivistek hnutí ve věku od 40 do 75 let poté, co byly shledány vinnými z šíření "separatistické propagandy".

V srpnu 2009 uspořádala skupina mírový pochod z Diyarbakiru a Ankary následovaný protestním shromážděním poblíž velitelství tureckého generálního štábu v Ankaře.

Odkazy

Reference

Hnutí za lidská práva
Mírové hnutí
Nestátní neziskové organizace v Turecku
Feminismus

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PHMSA Natural Gas Transmission & Gathering Incident Report Form Changes F 7100.2
PHMSA ID's Great Lakes as an Ecological Resource in NPMS
Pipeline Research & Development Forum
NTSB Issues Findings and Recommendations from Merrimack Valley Incident
Petition for Reconsideration Submitted for Recent Gas Transmission Regulation
Advisory Committee Meetings
California Code of Regulations: Title 19. Public Safety, Division 1. State Fire Marshal Chapter 14. Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Safety, Article 7: §2100 – §2120 10.1.2019
Underwater Inspection Procedures & Inspection Interval Risk Model Updates
API RP 1181 Pipeline Operational Status Determination, First Edition
TRRC Hires Pipeline Safety Inspectors
Oklahoma Administrative Code Title 165 Updates
CGA Annual DIRT Report
Four trade associations jointly submitted a Petition for Reconsideration to PHMSA for the recently published final rule Safety of Gas Transmission Pipelines: MAOP Reconfirmation, Expansion of Assessment Requirements, and Other Related Amendments. There are two issues in the new regulation that The Associations found to be in conflict with approved language voted on by the Gas Piping Advisory Committee.
The Associations request that PHMSA revise § 192.624(a)(1) to adopt the GPAC-endorsed language indicating that § 192.624(a)(1) does not apply where an operator has "records necessary to establish maximum allowable operating pressure in accordance with § 192.619(a)(2)", pressure test records. Without the specific reference to § 192.619(a)(2), it is unclear whether an operator must reconfirm MAOP when a pipeline segment already has a traceable, verifiable, and complete pressure test record.
The Associations request reconsideration of § 192.5(d), which codifies the requirement for pipeline operators to have records documenting the current class location of each pipeline segment. Section 192.5(d) does not limit the recordkeeping requirement to transmission pipelines. This deviates from the intent and scope of the NPRM, which stated that the recordkeeping requirements for establishing class location only applied to transmission pipelines, not distribution or gathering pipelines.
For a copy of the petition for reconsideration, click here.
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Are you ready for the recently published and pending gas transmission and gathering regulations? RCP has been heavily involved throughout this rulemaking process and is ready to assist operators as they get prepared. Whether it's a deep dive into MAOP records reconfirmation, assessing where your Moderate Consequence Areas exist, reviewing existing pipeline integrity programs, developing action plans to get into compliance, or simply providing training to your team on what's coming, RCP can help. Visit www.rcp.com or contact Jessica Foley for more information.

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If only I'd been around in 1969, and hanging out in upstate New York.
Hard to believe that the best we can do today is Westlife.
Isn't "police state" a bit of a cliche in itself? I'm not sure what the rest of the lyrics say, do they talk about the problems of youth gangs?
"New Zealand government periodically warns its residents about safety in Fiji. Have they ever assessed what it is like in South Auckland?
The rising youth crime especially from Maori and Pacific Islander communities needs to be tackled and despite all the call about being PC (politically correct), we should not suffer from the Ostrich Syndrome and deny this fact. The question that needs to be raised is what have the community been doing about this?
In this respect I comment the leadership of Hindu Council of New Zealand who took pro active action despite their community registering less than 1 per cent reported crime in Manukau.
Indo Fijian Judge Ajit Singh from Manukau District court addressed a workshop organised at Hindu Heritage Centre in Mangere, Auckland in October last year. Through his experience in working with offenders, he stressed that criminal offences could be contained if perpetrators received timely and appropriate counselling rendered by responsible institutions and community groups.
The song is a critique of the street gangs.
The lines are by Cyphanetik (Jared Abbott), the founder of Breakin Wreckwordz, far and away the best hip hop label in the country. Support their stuff, buy their records. Possibly socialists, but no-one's perfect.
sorry but I can t agree with any of this at all..hip hop started out as a vanity press for crack dealers in the New York projects and nothing has changed.
except that most people who do hip-hop aren't crack dealers?
The AllStars track is fantastic. The origins of hip-hop, I think, aren't all that important. Isn't the point that icons of the genre are directly addressing their supporters whose petty crime lands them in trouble with the law. Anyone who's ever been in a District Court will recognise that there is a preponderance of young men facing charges of possession, assault, theft etc and once they're in the system, sadly they all too often don't get out. I think these guys deserve a medal!


Wait a minute. That doesn't have anything to do with the conference.
We will begin the day at 8:30 am with Mass at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Parish on Lake Avenue in Altadena, CA. The conference will take place about a mile away in the backyard of Gramblewood, Kendra Tierney's historic home, at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains. After registering, you will receive the exact address.
The historic average high temperature for Altadena in October is 83 degrees. This event is held outdoors and will go on rain or shine, so please dress for the day's weather forecast.
Because of high temperatures at previous events, we are planning this year to have a large tent to provide shade to every table, plus misters. Of course, that will probably mean it will rain. But you'll have to take that up with God. He's in charge of the weather.
There's no official dress code. We'll be attending Mass together in the morning, so we encourage you to wear Sunday attire.
The conference is held outdoors on a tennis court surrounded by steps, rocky pathways, and uneven terrain. You may wish to consider your footing when selecting your shoes, but Kendra usually doesn't.
Southern California tends to be cool in the mornings and evenings, and hot in the middle of the day. Consider dressing in layers.
A continental breakfast with coffee and tea.
A delicious catered lunch of sandwiches, salads, and bread from Pasadena's own Greenstreet Cafe, with iced tea, lemonade, and water.
A pizza dinner and ice cream sundae bar in the backyard after the event. Your family is welcome to join us for pizza, beer, soda, and juice boxes. After all, husbands and kids need friends too! Please bring a six pack or 2 Liter to share.
On Friday evening, there is an optional, pay-your-own-way meetup at a restaurant for dinner and/or beverages.
Can you accomodate my food allergy and/or dietary restriction?
There will be gluten- and nut- and dairy- free options at lunch, and fruit and coffee at breakfast, and you are welcome to save some salad from lunch if you can't do pizza at dinner.
However, you are also welcome to bring your own food, and attendees will have access to a refrigerator and microwave.
Yes! Babes in arms are welcome. We'll have a soft mat and some baby toys set up in the corner. You are welcome to bring a stroller or bouncy seat, or even a pack n play and a baby monitor if you'd like to put baby down for a nap. Attendees will have access to a refrigerator and a microwave. There are quiet places available for nursing if you prefer, but table-nursing is mostly how we roll.
Daughters fourteen and up are welcome to register and join us at the conference. We ask that other kids wait until the pizza party after the conference and join us there.
The conference is an event for women, but we hope your husband (or fiance or boyfriend) will join us at the pizza party in the evening to meet some other good Catholic dudes.
Is this event for Catholics only?
This is a Catholic event, but non-Catholic women are welcome to join us! If you have questions about how non-Catholics can attend Mass and Confession, please let us know. We're more than happy to talk you through it.
Not exactly, but we hope you'll come anyway!
The event is held at a historic home. There are a few stairs that lead up to the tennis court where the stage and the tables will be, and there are some uneven pathways leading to the lunch area and the bathrooms. However, we do NOT want that to keep anyone from attending. We'd be happy to make sure you and any mobility devices make it up to the tennis court, and we can bring the party to you from there.
The closest airports to the event are Burbank (BUR), then Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
Modern apartments in a casual property offering an outdoor pool, plus free breakfast & happy hours.
Down-to-earth rooms in a casual hotel with an outdoor pool, a hot tub & a gym, plus free breakfast.
High-tech rooms & suites in a flashy hotel with an Asian restaurant & a glam cocktail lounge.
Modest rooms in a straightforward budget property featuring free breakfast & an outdoor pool.
A 3-story hotel with modern rooms, an outdoor pool & a hot tub, plus a free hot breakfast & WiFi.
Or check out the Fiat Conference FB group to find folks looking to go into renting a house together near Altadena on Airbnb.


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Telstra is refunding $25 million to 49,000 NBN customers who couldn't get the broadband speeds they were promised
News » News & Analysis » Telstra is refunding $25 million to 49,000 NBN customers who couldn't get the broadband speeds they were promised
Simon Thomsen - July 7, 2021 2 MIN READ
Telstra will refund more than 49,000 customers around $50 million after Australia's largest telco failed to tell them they had internet plans that physically could not deliver the NBN internet speeds they were paying for in another embarrassing failure of the NBN.
But the refunds are only occurring following intervention by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), which found that Telstra failed to notify 49,092 customers between September 2018 and October 2020 that the maximum speeds advertised in their internet plan were not attainable via the NBN infrastructure they had.
Those customers were entitled to move to a lower speed tier plan at a lower price or exit the contract without cost.
ACMA Chair Nerida O'Loughlin said the regulator was "very concerned" about Telstra's conduct
"Telstra denied these customers the opportunity to downgrade their plan or exit their contract," she said.
The ACMA issued Telstra with a Remedial Direction forcing the telco commission an independent audit of its systems to notify customers of their maximum attainable speeds.
Telstra must also implement a range of systems, processes and reporting to assure the future compliance with the ACMA rules.
The company is expected to refund around $25 million, which includes additional cases not included in the ACMA's findings.
Telstra also breached rules that prevent a telco from charging for an NBN service unless 10 working days have passed since customers were advised of their options and they have not taken up an available remedy.
Nerida O'Loughlin said that if Telstra fails to comply with its Remedial Direction it could face penalties of up to $10 million.
"We will take a very close look at the results of the independent audit to make sure we are satisfied that the action Telstra has taken will adequately address the flaws that led to the problems," she said.
Telstra is among several telcos that have already fallen foul of consumer watchdog the ACCC over failing to deliver advertised NBN speeds.
In 2017, Telstra was forced to compensate 42,000 customers who paid for "speed boosts" on the NBN plans after the ACCC found the telco was not capable of delivering the specified maximum speeds in "real-world conditions" between September 2015 and November 2017.
Optus and TPG were among those subsequently smacked by the ACCC for misleading customers about NBN speeds.
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The Siena, 188 East 76th Street, NYC - Condo Apartments
CityRealty > New York City > Lenox Hill >
The Siena, 188 East 76th Street
1 For Rent, $17,500
Contact us to view any available apartments in The Siena
At The Southwest corner of Third Avenue
Neighborhood Lenox Hill
Apartment for Rent (1)
The 31-floor Siena at 188 East 76th Street is a smart and elegant high-rise in the Upper East Side that evokes the tower of a graceful baroque cathedral.
To tie it to its historic neighbors, the Siena has a four-story base clad in granite and cast stone that echoes the limestone and granite façades in the surrounding area. Its 125 apartments are filled with the sort of desirable features usually associated with pre-war construction, such as eat-in kitchens with windows, entrance foyers and nine-and-a-half-foot ceilings. Kitchens feature top of the line appliances and bathrooms are outfitted with marble; units also have washers and dryers. The layouts are large – more than half of the residences are two bedrooms or bigger – and because of the relative narrowness of the Siena, most floors have only two or three units, adding an element of privacy and enhancing each apartment's exposure to the outside.
Amenities include concierge service, a fitness center and a children's playroom. 188 East 76th Street is also located close to Central Park and many boutiques and cafes.
Children's Playroom
Apartments for Rent at 188 East 76th Street (1)
Very Distinguished
Very Attractive with Trees
#31 Rated condo - Upper East Side
#12 Rated condo - Lenox Hill
"By purchasing the air rights from the adjacent and very beautiful St. Jean Baptiste Roman Catholic Church on Lexington Avenue designed by Nicholas Serracino and erected in 1913, the developers of the Siena apartment tower at 188 East 76th Street on the southwest corner of Third Avenue were able to create a most imposing and impressive tower of considerable power.
The 31-story tower contains 125 condominium apartments, more than half of which are larger than two-bedrooms. " Read Carter's Full Review
Very handsome architecture
Many fine views
Large apartments with interesting layouts
Some traffic
No recreational roof
"Very impressive lobby and hallways, Full Service doorman and Concierge. Childrens Play Room - Health Club with Sauna. Condo board - right of first refusal UES - Corner E 76/Third Ave. Subway at E76/Lexington"
at Lexington Ave 0.09 miles
Most Expensive The Empire Apt 26AB | $50,000
Price / ft2 $99
Least Expensive The Sandgate Apt B | $1,350
"Top 10 Condo Buildings in Lenox Hill, Upper East Side"
"Top 10 High-Rise Condos on Third Avenue, Upper East Side"
East Side Condos
Modern smart homes on Manhattan's Lower East Side. View Property
150 Rivington Street
Between Suffolk Street & Clinton Street
Smart 2- and 3-bedroom condos on the Lower East Side
Are you ready to tour The Siena?
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Лубянка () — деревня в Староградском сельсовете Кормянского района Гомельской области Белоруссии.

География

Расположение
В 10 км на запад от Кормы, в 45 км от железнодорожной станции Рогачёв (на линии Могилёв — Жлобин), в 100 км от Гомеля.

Гидрография
На западе и севере мелиоративные каналы, соединённые с рекой Добрица (приток реки Сож).

Транспортная сеть
Транспортные связи по просёлочной дороге, затем по шоссе Довск — Гомель. Планировка состоит из 2 частей: южной (две широтные короткие улицы, разделённые дорогой) и северной (короткая широтная криволинейная улица). Застройка редкая, двусторонняя, деревянная усадебного типа.

История
Согласно письменным источникам известна с начала XIX века как деревня в Быховском уезде Могилёвской губернии. Согласно переписи 1897 года действовали хлебозапасный магазин, 2 ветряные мельницы. В 1909 году Лубянка (она же Хизовская Буда), 756 десятин земли, в Довской волости Рогачёвского уезда Могилёвской губернии.

В 1923 году открыта школа, которая разместилась в наёмном крестьянском доме. В 1930 году организован колхоз имени В. М. Молотова, работали ветряная мельница и кузница. Во время Великой Отечественной войны в боях около деревни погибли 12 советских солдат 121-й стрелковой дивизии 3-й армии Белорусского фронта (похоронены в братской могиле на северной окраине). Согласно переписи 1959 года в составе совхоза «Староградский» (центр — деревня Староград).

Население

Численность
 2004 год — 25 хозяйств, 42 жителя.

Динамика
 1834 год — 47 дворов.
 1897 год — 83 двора, 480 жителей (согласно переписи).
 1909 год — 91 двор, 643 жителя.
 1959 год — 370 жителей (согласно переписи).
 2004 год — 25 хозяйств, 42 жителя.

См. также
 Городские посёлки Белоруссии
 Города Белоруссии

Примечания

Литература
 Гарады і вёскі Беларусі: Энцыклапедыя. Т.1, кн.1. Гомельская вобласць/С. В. Марцэлеў; Рэдкалегія: Г. П. Пашкоў (галоўны рэдактар) і інш. — Мн.: БелЭн, 2004. 632с.: іл. Тыраж 4000 экз. ISBN 985-11-0303-9 ISBN 985-11-0302-0

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YAY! Espisode 1: My dear friend Amy Meyer, artist and creator of Sassy Pearls of Wisdom talks about work/life balance, and how her love language of gifts turned into a modern calligraphy business.
Facebook Event Page Launched to remind and share!
OUR FALL OUTDOOR MARKET will be September 30th, 2017!
80 total vendor spaces available and filling up fast! Each lawn spot is 10ft. x 10ft.
Would you like to be a vendor? $25 Vendor Fee with a portion donated to Souders Farm Museum Trust for repair and maintenance of the buildings and grounds.
Direct Sales Consultants that offer retail cash and carry products.
Feel free to click and print out our Fall Market flyer!
BLUE RIBBON PIE BAKE OFF Entries Opening August 15th!
Fill out your online application, or print it and send it in!
Vendor fee is just $25 for a 10ft. x 10ft space. You may request more than one space with your application.
Google Docs Link Below: Choose File - Print or File - Download As - select from fly menu that comes out to the right of the arrow.
We will then send you an email invoice to pay with credit card via our secure SquareUp.com system!
Thank you all so much for joining us! We look forward to seeing our regular vendors and those of you new to our market!
So excited for upcoming announcements and what is in store at the next Prairie Sun Market April 9th! Application for vendors is ready and open. See the link below or direct message with any questions. $25 for a 10 x 10 outdoor spot.


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Afghan grand council debates deal with US
Proposed US-Afghan security pact needs to be ratified by loya jirga delegates before Afghan president can approve it.
by Ali M Latifi
Kabul - Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, has inaugurated a Kabul gathering of thousands of Afghans that will decide the role of US forces beyond the 2014 international troop withdrawal.
The loya jirga, or grand council, which convened on Thursday, includes more than 2,500 Afghan men and women from around the country, who came together to discuss a Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) between Afghanistan and the US.
The convening of the jirga, a traditional Afghan institution in place for centuries, followed an announcement by the US that it had reached a deal with the Kabul government on the security pact.
The text of the BSA must be ratified by the loya jirga delegates and the Afghan parliament before it can be signed by Karzai.
Karzai opened his address on Thursday by stating "there is no other agenda" other than the discussion of the BSA.
The statement came after criticisms of the latest jirga and previous ones, suggesting that Karzai tends too use the gatherings as a means to thwart the Afghan constitution.
"I have no representative, my representative is the people's consciousness," he said in front of a crowd that included all 11 of the candidates for the April 2014 presidential election.
Afghan politician Daoud Sultanzoy discusses security deal with with the US
Regarding the BSA itself, Karzai said the international community, including the US, had "asked for" the strategic partnership agreements.
Noting the discrepancies in the power balance between the two nations, Karzai said.
"The US, the stronger side, wanted urgency in negotiating the security agreement. We, the weaker side, wanted accuracy and diligence" in negotiations that have dragged on for more than a year, he said.
Though Karzai said he personally followed the agreement "word-by-word, article-by-article" and brought specific changes, several aspects of the draft text that will be presented to the jirga representatives has proven controversial among the Afghan people.
According to the full text of a draft agreement published late on Wednesday night by the Afghan Foreign Ministry, the US will have "the exclusive right" to try its soldiers accused of crimes in Afghanistan, and will maintain several bases in the country.
US forces will not conduct military operations in Afghanistan "unless mutually agreed", the text says.
An annexe in the agreement also states that nine facilities will continue to be provided by Afghanistan to the US. Among those facilities is the Kandahar Air Force Base, capable of housing more than 200 military aircraft.
Greeted by applause
Karzai was greeted by applause when he read a clause that states US forces cannot enter the homes of Afghans, run prisons in Afghanistan or hold any Afghans prisoner.
"What are you doing raiding our homes every night when the source of terrorism is clear," he asked, alluding to constant allegations of interference in the Afghan conflict by neighbouring Pakistan.
In a bid to allay Afghan fears, Karzai read from a letter received prior to his speech by Barack Obama, his US counterpart.
He quoted Obama as saying US forces would not enter Afghan homes except in extraordinary circumstances when a soldier's life is in danger.
Details of US-Afghan security deal announced
However, Belqis Roshan, a female senator from Farah province, interrupted Karzai's speech asking why he would sign an agreement with the US who have killed "thousands" of Afghans over the years.
The legislator from the western province was greeted by accusations of being a spy for Iran and Pakistan, before being escorted out of the loya jirga hall.
Karzai acknowledged that "blood has [indeed] been spilled" but said that the purpose of a loya jirga is to provide a voice to all sides.The BSA text must be ratified by the loya jirga delegates and the Afghan parliament before it can be signed by Karzai.
The issue of jurisdiction has been a sticking point in BSA negotiations, with the US refusing to allow Afghanistan to charge and try US troops for alleged crimes committed on Afghan soil.
The subject was also a major issue in Iraq, with the Baghdad government's refusal to allow US troops immunity to local prosecution ultimately paving the way for the withdrawal of all American troops from the country in December 2011.
The jurisdiction issue came to the fore after a US judge gave Robert Bales, the US staff sergeant who admitted to the worst case of civilian killings by an American soldier since the Vietnam War, a life sentence for the murder of 16 Afghan villagers, including nine children.
The trial of the Kandahar Massacre, as the March 2012 murders of Panjwai district villagers came to be known, earned the ire of Afghans when it was decided the trial would be held in the US.


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Tom Brady 'All-In Challenge' package draws $800K for coronavirus relief efforts
Connor Grott
Former New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's "All-In Challenge" package included dinner or a workout with him, as well as tickets to his first home game in Tampa, his jersey and his cleats. File Photo by Derik Hamilton/UPI | License Photo
April 30 (UPI) -- A package that included a private dinner or workout with Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady sold for $800,000 as part of the "All-In Challenge."
Brady's package, which also includes tickets to his first home game with the Buccaneers and his jersey and cleats from the matchup, is the largest so far for the virtual fundraiser.
The "All-In Challenge" gives fans the opportunity to bid on a collection of experiences and memorabilia from athletes, celebrities and corporations to raise funds for Meals on Wheels, No Kid Hungry, America's Food Fund, Feeding America and World Central Kitchen during the coronavirus pandemic.
The bidding to meet Brady opened at $50,000 and closed Tuesday night after reaching $800,000 from 32 bids.
Multiple other experiences recently closed, including $525,000 for 18 holes of golf and dinner for a party of 10 with former Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, who will fly to the winning bidder's city for the event.
Other packages and items that recently sold include: a double date with Russell Wilson and his wife, Ciara, for $240,000, a game of "H-O-R-S-E" and courtside seats with Magic Johnson at a Los Angeles Lakers game for $220,000 and Super Bowl-winning quarterback Eli Manning's Corvette, which he received as Super Bowl MVP in 2012, for $140,000.
Fanatics founder Michael Rubin, who also co-owns the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers and NHL's New Jersey Devils, created the "All-In Challenge" to provide aid during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Miami Dolphins waive former first-round pick Taco Charlton Chicago Bears to sign veterans Tashaun Gipson, Ted Ginn Jr. Bengals release veteran QB Andy Dalton
Texas A&M defeats North Carolina at Orange Bowl


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Q: invalid_grant exchanging authorization code for access and refresh tokens My application is using OAuth to access the Youtube Data API. My OAuth callback is written in node and uses the OAuth2Client class from the "googleapis" npm package to exchange the authorization code for the access and refresh tokens.
Everything was working fine up to last week until suddenly I started getting the "invalid_grant" response during the authorization code exchange. I have tried everything to resolve this and am running out of ideas. My callback executes as a cloud function so I don't think that it would be out of sync with NTP.
My OAuth consent screen is in "Testing" mode and my email address is included in the test users. The odd thing is that even though the authorization code exchange fails, my Google account's "Third-party apps with account access" section lists my application as if the handshake succeeded.
Is there a limit to how many refresh tokens can be minted for my application? I am testing my implementation of incremental authorization so I have been going through the OAuth flow often.
Edit
I've included my code for generating the auth URL and exchanging the authorization code below. The invalid_grant occurs during the call to "oauth2.getToken"

async startFlow(scopes: string[], state: string): Promise<AuthFlow> {
        const codes = await oauth2.generateCodeVerifierAsync();
        const href = oauth2.generateAuthUrl({
            scope: scopes,
            state,
            access_type: 'offline',
            include_granted_scopes: true,
            prompt: 'consent',
            code_challenge_method: CodeChallengeMethod.S256,
            code_challenge: codes.codeChallenge
        });
        return { href, code_verifier: codes.codeVerifier };
    }

    async finishFlow(code: string, verifier: string): Promise<Tokens> {
        const tokens = await oauth2.getToken({ code, codeVerifier: verifier })
        return {
            refresh_token: tokens.tokens.refresh_token!,
            access_token: tokens.tokens.access_token!,
            expires_in: tokens.tokens.expiry_date!,
            token_type: 'Bearer',
            scopes: tokens.tokens.scope!.split(' ')
        };
    }

"oauth2" is an instance of OAuth2Client from "google-auth-library". I initialize it here:

export const oauth2 = new google.auth.OAuth2({
    clientId: YT_CLIENT_ID,
    clientSecret: YT_CLIENT_SECRET,
    redirectUri: `${APP_URI}/oauth`
});

Looking at the logs, the only out of the ordinary thing I notice is that the application/x-www-form-urlencoded body looks slightly different than the example https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/web-server#exchange-authorization-code
The POST request to "https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token" ends up looking like this:

code=4%2F0AX4XfWiKHVnsavUH7en0TywjPJVRyJ9aGN-JR8CAAcAG7dT-THxyWQNcxd769nzaHLUb8Q&client_id=XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.apps.googleusercontent.com&client_secret=XXXXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-XX_XXX&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fapp.example.com%2Foauth&grant_type=authorization_code&code_verifier=KjOBmr4D9ISLPSE4claEBWr3UN-bKdPHZa8BBcQvcmajfr9RhWrgt7G429PLEpsP7oGzFGnBICu3HgWaHPsLhMkGBuQ2GmHHiB4OpY2F0rJ06wkpCjV2cCTDdpfRY~Ej

Notice that the "/" characters are not percent-encoded in the official example, but they are in my requests. Could this actually be the issue? I don't see how the official google auth library would have an issue this large.

A: The most common cause for the invalid_grant error is your refresh token expiring.
If you check oauth2#expiration you will see the following

A Google Cloud Platform project with an OAuth consent screen configured for an external user type and a publishing status of "Testing" is issued a refresh token expiring in 7 days.

Once you set your project to production your refresh tokens will stop expiring.

Is there a limit to how many refresh tokens can be minted for my application?

No but you have a limit of 100 test users.

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Moscow's Muddled Thinking in Chechnya
Whilst the Kremlin is clearly disenchanted with the civilian administration in Chechnya, it feels compelled to support its chosen leader, the ex-mufti Akhmad Kadyrov
By Mikhail Ivanov
The Council of Europe delegates seemed pleased with the hearings on Chechnya held in Russia's State Duma on September 21. General secretary Walter Swimmer was even generous enough to describe the proceedings as "a step forward" in the resolution of the Chechen conflict. But, in fact, the hearings raised more questions than they answered.
The Kremlin was careful to give a platform to all conflicting points of view. Aslam Aslakhanov, the newly elected Duma deputy for Chechnya, lashed out at the Russian military, accusing "werewolves in masks" of staging brutal attacks on Chechen villages which often degenerated into an orgy of looting.
Colonel-General Valery Manilov, first deputy chief of the general staff, obligingly admitted that "the Chechens' criticisms were fair" and promised that the army would "get tough on looters and criminals". He added, however, that any withdrawal of federal troops would be "premature".
Alexander Tkachev, head of the Duma committee on nationalities, cautiously warned that "the period of trust between the Chechen population and the federal forces has given way to frustration." And the representatives of the armed forces lowered their heads in recognition of this fact.
Clearly satisfied with the frank exchange of opinion, Swimmer and Lord Judd wasted no time in telling the press that they would push for Russia's voting rights in the parliamentary assembly, PACE, to be restored. And, within a few hours, Duma speaker Gennady Seleznev was confidently announcing that Russia's rights would definitely be returned at the January session of PACE -- if not by September 25.
It is hard to pinpoint exactly what prompted the intransigent Lord Judd to change his stance on Chechnya. Perhaps it was a consequence of his trip to the mutinous republic where he met with Akhmad Kadyrov, head of the pro-Russian civilian administration, who informed him that "when PACE stripped Russia of its voting rights, it was as if the PACE law-makers were acting on direct orders from Shamil Basaev and the Arab mercenary, Khattab". Or perhaps it was the recent missile attack on MI6 headquarters in his native London that served to remind Lord Judd of the virtues of fighting international terrorism.
But, point-scoring aside, last week's Duma hearings did little to bring the warring sides any closer to resolving the Chechen conflict - not least because the crucial issues have to be tackled on the ground - in Grozny, Gudermes, Shali and Vedeno - rather than in Strasbourg.
The first question that must be asked is, "Who is now in charge in Chechnya?" At first glance, it seems that the Kremlin is still staking its hand on Akhmad Kadyrov and has even condoned some of the ex-mufti's more dubious political decisions.
Last week - to coincide with Aslan Maskhadov's 49th birthday -- Kadyrov urged the Supreme Shariat Court to "assess Maskhadov's role in last year's incursion into Dagestan which triggered the second Chechen war". Needless to say, the kadii, the shariat judges who had met with Kadyrov on the previous day, wasted no time in finding Maskhadov guilty of provoking the current hostilities and set about launching their own version of an impeachment hearing.
Surprisingly, Vladimir Kalamanov, Russian's representative on human rights in Chechnya, described the move as "positive", apparently forgetting that Vladimir Putin's government is committed to restoring federal law in Chechnya - a concept that is hardly consistent with the rule of the shariat.
The pragmatic motives behind such an approach are understandable but they indicate what some might call a lack of consistency in the Kremlin's Chechen policies -- to say nothing of the outright cynicism which TV observer Mikhail Leontiev compared to "resurrecting the Gestapo with the noble goal of stamping out the vestiges of Nazism".
In fact, the comment by ORT's anchorman (one of the few journalists who has been granted an informal face-to-face interview with President Putin) bears witness to the fact that the Kremlin is not entirely satisfied with its choice of leader in Chechnya but feels compelled to support him in the absence of a viable alternative.
In much the same vein, a highly outspoken interview with Vladimir Shamanov -- one of the most successful Russian generals in Chechnya who is now running for governor of the Ulyanovsk oblast - was published on the morning of the Chechnya hearings. Shamanov described Kadyrov's appointment as a "faux pas" because "no Chechen leader -- be it Kadyrov or Gantamirov -- enjoys total influence on the territory of this republic". So, Shamanov argues, in order to solve its problems in Chechnya, the Kremlin needs to find "a non-Chechen hailing from Moscow and invested with sweeping powers".
Coincidentally (or maybe not), Malik Saidulaev, head of the Chechen State Council in Moscow and an ally of Kadyrov's arch-rival Beslan Gantamirov, told journalists earlier this month that Kadyrov was a "poor organiser" who he fully expects to be dismissed this autumn. Furthermore, Saidulaev said that now was the time to choose the republic's true leader -- either by means of presidential elections or a national referendum.
Clearly, talk of his impending dismissal served to unnerve Kadyrov who launched a stinging criticism of the Russian army shortly before Thursday's hearing and warned that, if federal troops continue to conduct "cleaning-up" operations in Chechen villages, they could expect a "storm of local outrage". Kadyrov concluded that, in the event of such an outburst, he would have no option other than to "stay with his people".
Neither Malik Saidulaev nor Beslan Gantamirov were given the floor at the Duma hearings. Instead Kadyrov seized the opportunity to inform Vladimir Putin that in him the Chechens had found the only man capable of restoring order in the republic. He also urged the authorities to define responsibilities for the civilian administration in Chechnya as clearly as possible since he himself "sometimes didn't know exactly what [his] mandate [was]." It was a poorly concealed attempt to force the Kremlin to deny or confirm the rumours of his dismissal.
But the Kremlin was no less in the dark. For the time being, it is compelled to tread a political tightrope between Gantamirov -- who is too unpredictable to be allowed to speak at the Duma - and the inscrutable Kadyrov, who has made little headway in restoring peace to Chechnya but is viewed by the Council of Europe as a legitimate player.
Such inconsistency is having a negative impact on the Kremlin's attempts to articulate its current Chechen policy. Just a few hours after the close of the Chechnya hearing, the Zdes I Seychas (Here and Now) TV programme screened concurrent live interviews with Kadyrov and Gantamirov. The result was predictable.
On hearing that Kadyrov was demanding a full mandate in Chechnya, Gantamirov commented that he could never work side by side "with a man [Kadyrov] who had called on every Chechen to take 150 Russian lives" during the 1994-1996 war. To prevent the live interviews from degenerating into a heated exchange of invective, TV host Alexander Lyubimov urged the two warring leaders "not to dishearten the TV audience" and prove that they could find common ground.
But the consequences of the programme were disastrous. When Mikhail Leontiev appeared on the air later that evening, he was able to say with a self-satisfied smile that he had warned three months ago Kadyrov's appointment was a mistake. By this time, millions of Russian viewers were starting to realise that the search for a solution to the Chechen conflict had hardly begun.
Ostensibly, the somewhat ambiguous coverage of the situation in Chechnya by the official state channel ORT could be partially explained by its current state of disarray (ie. Boris Berezovsky's attempts to transfer ORT shares to a group of "independent" journalists). But, in real terms, it is a consequence of the muddled thinking which currently plagues Moscow's strategic circles.
Although clearly disenchanted with Kadyrov, Moscow cannot afford to lose face with the PACE bigwigs or the members of Kadyrov's ethnic clan. It is likely that recent rumours of Kadyrov's dismissal are part of an attempt to test the political waters. In so doing the Kremlin is covering several bases - sending out a clear warning to the ex-mufti and testing public opinion in the event of his resignation as well as treading water while a suitable alternative remains elusive.
Mikhail Ivanov is executive editor of Russian Life, a bimonthly magazine published by Russian Information Services, Inc.
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IWPR's work with women-led NGOs highlighted at embassy event.
Young Iraqis Are Demanding Change
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Happy to announce my work will be included in the Trans-mission Group Show @ Play Dead Studios Southsea on Saturday 25th May @ Play Dead Studios.
A fantastic gallery and an outstanding stellar lineup as always.
the host Samo. If you are in the area it will be well worth viewing.


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Mini Eco-Tour: 2 - 3 hours on the water. $40 per person. This price includes the kayak & gear and guide. Mini Eco-Tours are designed for people who may have never been paddling. Mini Eco-Tour trips are a great way to introduce you to the beautiful areas of North Florida and paddling. The BYOB (Bring Your Own Boat) price for the Mini Eco-Tour is $30 per person. Where: Meet at the St. Marks boat ramp.


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The extremely low density code for building will ensure that this historic and beautiful land remains in tact for future generations to come. Along the banks of the river you will find a variety of waterfront homes, cottages, and luxury estates whose inhabitants prefer the acreage and expansive serenity to the bustle of nearby Charleston. The ride is deceivingly short however with only about a 45 jaunt to downtown historic Charleston. Well worth the rural ride since the scenery along the way is just part and parcel of the appeal of the Wadmalaw Island locale. Discover the beauty of Wadmalaw Island real estate.


Log into an admin profile for Facebook.
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Click the About column on the left hand side of your page.
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Click the Edit button that shows up when you hover the About portion.
Add your "Text @TEXTHANDLE to the number 77888" to this portion.
Although this is the best single place to put your new texting information in your bio. It is also suggested that you place your texting handle in your cover photo or in a couple of posts throughout your content schedule.
The success of your handle is based around the sharing and visibility of the handle itself. Share it and wear it proudly on your pages texting is a great new ability for your company.
Log into your LinkedIn profile.
Head to your profile by clicking the circle icon with your picture.
Your Edit Intro screen will pop up, from there scroll down to the Summary portion.
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As mentioned before the success of your handle is based upon your marketing of it. Another great place to put it is graphically within your cover photo.
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Click the button on the right that leads you to your profile.
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Click the button Edit Profile.
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What Has Changed Recently With Farms?
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when you are going to be considering on bringing new furniture to your shed there can be a lot of things to be done . A lot of things have to be done not just thinking and going immediately and buying the furniture.
Consider the measurements of your shed when you want to put garden furniture in shed By doing this you can be able to know how much or the size of furniture to fit into the shed hence installing the furniture.
make a flow plan after you have the measurements that is you will be required to have an estimation of the number of furniture that you want to fit into your shed by doing this you can be able to know how many will fit in the shed.
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When buying garden furniture in shed you should consider the following things very carefully this is getting furniture that Is made up of sturdy hardwood frames and steel springs this are high-quality furniture but also they will add value to your shed with time.


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Another Day, Another Judge Strikes Down Another Gay Marriage Ban
Los Angeles Times:
A federal judge in Colorado ruled Wednesday that the state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.
However, the ruling was stayed pending an appeal.
The Wednesday ruling marks the 25th district court ruling against a gay marriage ban since last year's Supreme Court rulings.
This has become so commonplace it barely rates a blog post.
But it does. Barely.
California: Immigration News
Filed under: General — Dana @ 9:25 am
[guest post by Dana]
Because California isn't already facing enough of a crisis with its southern border and illegal immigrants, now news about legal immigrants:
California Governor Jerry Brown just signed a new law that would reduce the number of legal immigrants eligible for deportation after being convicted of a misdemeanor, even crimes such as child molestation and identity theft.
SB 1310 will cut the maximum possible sentence for a misdemeanor by one day, a move that would halt deportation for immigrants convicted of the offense.
Federal law maintains that immigrants sentenced to 365 days in jail are eligible for deportation. The new law will set California's maximum sentence at 364 days, making sure no immigrant is ever deported under the federal rule.
On top of this, it's also been reported that Brown is being pushed to run for president in 2016. While Brown has not made a public statement about his plans, he has already raised millions of dollars…
In some good news regarding California and the border, the federal government canceled plans to fly illegal immigrants from Texas to California. No official reason was given, however, it would appear the protests may have had a lot to do with it.
The Customs and Border Protection agency on Monday gave no reason for the cancellation. An official with the agency's union said the move reflected public opposition.
Gabe Pacheco, a spokesman for the National Border Patrol Council union, said the cancellation of the California flights was likely due to public pressure.
He said agents were worried about safety and being stretched too thin by the new arrivals, even as they collected clothes and shoes for the young people and families who make up the majority of those detained.
"It was political, plain and simple," Pacheco said. "Public outcry after people found out that illegal immigrants from Central America were most likely going to be released here in California made them stop."
President Obama Doesn't Need To Bother With News Because He Already Knows What They're Going To Report…Except When He Doesn't
Last night in Seattle, President Obama spoke at two fundraisers. Donors paid between $500 and $20,000 for one of the fundraisers, and $25,000 per person for the other one (dinner to support the super-PAC that works to keep Democrats in power in the U.S. Senate).
The president has received criticism for jetting off on a three-day West Coast fundraising trip in light of the many crises currently taking place both here and abroad.
At one of the fundraisers, the president made an eye-popping comment:
"Part of people's concern is just the sense that around the world, the old order isn't holding and we're not quite where we need to be in terms of a new order that's based on a different set of principles, that's based on a sense of common humanity, that's based on economies that work for all people," Obama said Tuesday, speaking at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser at an Italianate mansion across Lake Washington from the downtown skyline.
As he often does, Obama said he's spending his time out on the road trying to fight that kind of cynicism from seeping in.
Some of that cynicism, Obama joked, was because of the news, which he said he doesn't tend to watch himself.
To the crowd in Seattle, though, he said about the news, "Whatever they're reporting about, usually I know."
Which is funny because clearly he does not know what they are going to report about UNTIL HE READS THE NEWS REPORTS:
From the 2012 Benghazi attacks that killed four Americans, to the IRS targeting conservative nonprofit groups, to the revelations about veterans dying while waiting for care because of falsified lists at the Department of Veterans Affairs, the president and his top aides have admitted that they found out about them in the media.
Halbig: Exemption of Territories from Coverage Requirements Now Understandable As a Litigation Strategy
Filed under: General — Patterico @ 7:38 am
Remember this odd story from the other day?
Looking for a place where Obamacare doesn't exist? Try moving to the U.S. Territories, where the Obama administration just provided a pretty big waiver from the law's major coverage provisions.
The Affordable Care Act's design dealt a pretty big problem to the territories. It required insurers there to comply with the law's major market reforms — guaranteed coverage, mandated benefits, limits on profits, etc. — without requiring residents to get coverage or providing subsidies to help them afford coverage. The territories — Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands — have been warning for years that would destroy their insurance markets. The individual mandate and the subsidies are the major ways the ACA tries to bring healthy people into the individual insurance market to balance out sick patients who can no longer be denied coverage.
That was until Wednesday, when the Obama administration told the territories that the coverage requirements actually don't apply to them. The exemption was posted on a Health and Human Services Web site on Thursday.
This seemed a little puzzling . . . until you read the Halbig decision. Then everything comes into focus: they were sacrificing coverage in the territories to establish a litigation position ahead of the decision.
Here it is in a nutshell. The government argued that the law provided a "three-legged stool" — and the three legs were: (1) "guaranteed issue" (where insurance companies must issue coverage to those with pre-existing conditions); (2) the mandate; and (3) subsidies. The government said that you can't remove any of these legs without the stool collapsing; therefore the intent to have broad-based subsidies is clear. So, for example, you can't possibly have a situation where you have "guaranteed issue" unless you have an individual mandate, which establishes a broad base of customers, which makes the economics work for the insurance companies.
The Halbig court replies: sure you can, apparently — because that's what you do in the territories:
Yet the supposedly unthinkable scenario the government and dissent describe—one in which insurers in states with federal Exchanges remain subject to the community rating and guaranteed issue requirements but lack a broad base of healthy customers to stabilize prices and avoid adverse selection—is exactly what the ACA enacts in such federal territories as the Northern Mariana Islands, where the Act imposes guaranteed issue and community rating requirements without an individual mandate. . . . This combination, predictably, has thrown individual insurance markets in the territories into turmoil. . . . But HHS has nevertheless refused to exempt the territories from the guaranteed issue and community rating requirements, recognizing that, "[h]owever meritorious" the reasons for doing so might be, "HHS is not authorized to choose which provisions of the [ACA] might apply to the territories."
My guess is that the Government knew that the court was going to be making this argument, somehow — and the Government wanted to be able to tell the Supreme Court (or en banc D.C. Circuit) that it had, in fact, exempted the territories. They wanted not to seem reactive to the Halbig decision — so they made sure to make the announcement before the decision came out.
My favorite part is the quote from HHS: "HHS is not authorized to choose which provisions of the [ACA] might apply to the territories." Right before they did exactly that.
When the Government trumpets that exemption before future courts, the lawyer for Halbig et al. had better be ready with that quote.
Is HHS allowed to exempt the territories? Apparently, the Obama administration answers as a character from a Monty Python sketch: No! No! No! . . . Yes. A bit.


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The rhythm? Originality is not always non-derivative, I suppose. And music of a certain sort is limiting in its scope for production. I guess I never cared for either as much as I did other things which happened to be new on the radio back then. M.C.'s performances made me laugh, however.
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NURBN3021 Cardiovascular Health in Elderly in Aboriginal Community Assignment Sample
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Nursing Practice 6: Consolidation of Contemporary Nursing Practice in Diverse Settings
Cardiovascular health includes the veins, arteries, heart, and other elements of the heart system. The term used to include all the diseases related to the circulatory system and heart is cardiovascular disease (CVD). CVD is a significant issue addressed in aboriginals specifically in elder people of Australia. Numerous amounts of aboriginal people have been hospitalized due to cardiovascular health problems in the past many years. This is becoming the leading cost of short life expectancy of aboriginals and increased heart patients in the country. Sadly many Torres Strait Islanders and aboriginal people die because of heart problems. The following report will address this issue and the rate of CVD in aboriginals in detail. Based on the study, the report will formulate a nursing practice plan using Registered Nurse Standards I respect to strategies in handling cardiovascular health problem in aboriginals. We have chosen elder aboriginals of Australia as a diverse population for this study. The report is constructed defining the health inequalities and inequities and social determinants of health for aboriginals.
Diverse Population
Over past decades, the average mortality rates of Australian have fallen substantially, with short life expectancy growing in both males and females. This fallen rate of mortality has summed up to population evolution and the proportion of Australian older people is constantly decreasing. According to the report of 2015, there was a projected 3.5 million elder Australians, demonstrating one in every seven individuals i.e. 15.1%. This percentage has amplified to 14.3% in 2012 from 13.3% in 2009. The imminent growth of Australian's aged population has significant inferences of the establishment of services required by the older population (LoGiudice, 2016). The problem arises because many of the old age people are forced to live independently as Australia is a developed country and every individual earns for his livelihood. Heart diseases are generally caused by tension, trauma, or severe anxiety attacks because of challenges that came around in life. Most of the cases reported prior symptoms of hypertension and high cholesterol level among old age people. Other reasons for CVD can be excessive use of tobacco, cigarette, overweight, obesity, high blood pressure, poor nutrition, and diabetes (Poudel, Zhou, Story, & Li, 2018). The proportion of people aged between 65 and 85 is noticeably smaller in aboriginals as compared to the non-indigenous population i.e. 16% and 2.1% respectively. This reflects the lower lifespan and higher mortality range of indigenous people in Australia. Hence, preparation for elderly care facilities takes account for aboriginal people aged 50 and above and for-indigenous people are 65 and above.
Social Determinants and Their Impact
The situations in which people live and work are the drivers of wellbeing and health that fall outside of the health care network. The factors like employment, education, housing, communal relationships, capital, poverty, and distribution of resources are considered as social determinants of health. These social determinants have affected the aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders of Australia in several ways. About 30-50% of the wellbeing gap between aboriginals and other Australians is endorsed to social determinants of health. However, the impacts of social determinants can be positive and negative both (Southgate institute for health, society & equity, 2019). Positive impacts include self-determination, sovereign rights, community control, control over income and property, etc. On the other hand, colonization, racism, poor housing, stress, social rejection, and others are the negative impacts reported in the aboriginals of Australia (Olubanwo, 2017). The National Census in 2001 discovered that the income of aboriginals in Australia was about 364 USD per week while non-indigenous people have 585 USD per week of income. Moreover, the unemployment rate of aboriginals was 20% which is three-time larger than that of non-indigenous people.
The deprived health grade of Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginals is an eminent fact in Australia. A significant inequalities gap exists between non-indigenous people and the aboriginal of the country. Despite the government's multiple strategies and frameworks, very few improvements can be seen in past years concerning the aboriginals. The life expectancy of aboriginals was reported to about 59 years for males and 65 years for females while the numbers are high for other Australians 77 years for males and 82 years for females. Besides, the rate of hospitalization of heart patients among aboriginals was double than of other Australians as reported till 2003. The inadequacy of food and vegetable consumption drives the health risk factors among elderly aboriginals. Elderly aboriginals people form low-income households rate their health as poorer to about 31% as compared to non-indigenous people which is about 12% (Nichols, Peterson, Herbert, Alston, & Allender, 2016).
When examining CVD risk factors and mortality occurrence rates based on income groups, it is noted that elderly people from minor socioeconomic position are more susceptible to CVD as compared to higher socioeconomic position. Evidence of the inequity gap and opposite social group discloses those death rates are higher in the inferior revenue group. Another root cause of health inequity is the inadequate distribution of resources and power including societal courtesy, goods, and services. The absence of access to nutritious and affordable food and greater smoking rates contributed to increasing CVD cases in aboriginals (Temple & Russell, 2018). The inequities in government policies, law, and culture are included in structural inequities. The major causes foster health inequities are psychological suffering, monetary stress, and food insecurity. The treatment gap can also be considered as a part of health inequity. This gap is a result of inappropriate guidelines for surgeons, health care policy and systems, the higher cost of therapy sessions, cultural barriers like stigma from long-term medication. Moreover, there are differences in urban and rural access to health care services which results in increasing death rates (Van Gaans & Dent, 2018).
It was reported that aboriginals likely to have higher smoking and alcohol consumption habits at young ages which later turned into chronic disorders including heart and circulatory diseases. In elderly aboriginals, the major factor of risk existing in cardiovascular disease is also associated with a higher rate of developing frailty and weakness. In 2004-05, one out of eight indigenous old age Australians had suffered from cardiovascular disease for long durations (Adegbija, Hoy, & Wang, 2015). The CVD was the leading cause of death, about 27% of Aboriginals died due to cardiovascular health problems. The hostile risk factor profile of elderly aboriginals indicates that efficient primary and secondary interferences to meet the requirements to reduce the risk issues promoting cardiovascular health problems by increasing their survival rate and ultimately eliminating the disparities with the non-indigenous population.
Moreover, compared to the non-indigenous population of the country, the older indigenous group have a significant rate of diabetes and obesity along with hypertension and high cholesterol level. Each of these health problems has autonomously shown in the leading condition of CVD in elderly aboriginals. In respect to maximizing impending positive outcomes, the government has developed multiple strategies related to health care services and the well-being of the community. The perspective of these practices is to promote changes in lifestyles, individual's connection with family, and equal communal guidelines for social exposure. The National CLAS Standards aim to improve health equity, advance quality, and health care corporations to initiate linguistically and culturally appropriate facilities (Lucero et al., 2014).
Nursing Care Norms in Link with Registered Nurse Standards
The Australian indigenous society has a wide history of cultural ad linguistically diverse environments and therefore, Registered nurse standards for exercise are to be learned in the context of elderly aboriginals. RNs identify the significance of culture and history to wellbeing and health.
The person-centered standards are a combination of collaborating and establishing relationships with mutual understanding and trust. A registered nurse is somebody who has completed the prescribed education groundwork, validates competence to practice, and is listed under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as an RN in Australia. Each RN has the criteria that stipulate how that standard is validated. Person-centered care has been found to associate with a patient's capability to commence personal health preservation and stick to complex treatment systems.
Standard 1: Thinks Critically and Analyses Nursing Practice
The aged individuals are sensitive in nature and become worried about their lifespan once diagnosed with any type of chronic disease. The nurses have to deal with patience and provide them with quality services. RN 1 uses a variety of thinking practices and comes up with the best evidence for decision making. The standard aims that a nurse must provide quality, safe, and appropriate services to the patients. To deal with adult age persons, nurses should access and evaluate the health history of the person. This allows learning the patient of the consequences had faced in past and makes it easy for the nurse to eradicate the treatment. The standard teaches to adopt practice through experience and personal reflection. A nurse should have experience with old age people as a part of the job and through the experience, it becomes general to handle the situation. Elderly people are sensitive not only about their health as well as for their culture and background. However, nurses are liable to sustain common law, acts, and legislation while delivering the services (Cashin, 2017). A nurse needs to maintain a code of ethics during the practice and remember never to cross the protocols. Standard one demands to maintain proper and comprehensive documents consisting of regular test reports of the person. Because many of the elder people hospitalized for treatment have no family members to attain their medical requirements, these nurses are the only persons who are responsible for taking care of such aged patients. This situation demands patience and kindness as a part of the job which is also an outcome of the standard. Another consideration nurses should compile with is to contribute to the quality improvement of the patients and relevant study. Nurses must understand the principles of elder people's health, priorities, and practices in respect of identifying and reacting to the root causes and social determinants of health, sickness, and health inequalities. Proper information and data should be monitored to assess the requirements of old age people and work to enhance health and wellbeing with positive healthcare experience (Duggleby, 2015). An old age aboriginal during the treatment should have equal access to health screening, promotion, and other facilities following social inclusion.
Standard 2: Engages in Therapeutic and Professional Relationships
This standard is applicable in practices to establish therapeutic relations and partnerships through effective, safe, and unbiased communication. Nurses are liable to understand individual differences, requirements, and capabilities. Effective communication development is the main aspect of this standard. Effective communication is another vital part of delivering health care services. The interpersonal communication skills of listening, feedback, and questioning must be considered for establishing trustful relations with the aboriginal population. The nurses are supposed to accomplish with multiple communication skills and knowledge to provide person-centered care and improve the quality and safety of services. The elderly aboriginals suffering from chronic diseases e.g. CVD may also possess different health issues like anxiety, distress, or depression. These issues must be taken into consideration while giving treatment for major suffering. The therapeutic ethics to maintain engage and disengage when required from professional caring relations and must dignify professional boundaries (Taylor & Guerin, 2019). . The current legislation must be understood and applied by nurses while caring adults and should pay special attention to the rights of diverse people, including those with complex requirements ascending from elderly, mental impairment, long-term problems, and towards life termination. The concept of self-care and promoting a willingness to live for adults with long-term and acute problems by using effective communication strategies is a foremost consideration for caring elderly aboriginals. During terminal illness, the recognition of changing behaviors and needs of adults and their families is also compulsory.
Standard 3: Maintains the Capability for Practice
This standard effectively establishes and accomplishes relationships by understanding the fine line between personal and professional relationships. The nurse should be accomplished in providing support and directing people to the required resources helpful in optimizing their health condition. The practice says that a nurse should become the voice for elderly aboriginals to quote them as they are incapable of explaining their problems. The nurses must have practiced in a non-judgemental, sensitive, and caring manner that escapes false assumptions, discrimination, and supports social presence by recognizing and respect individuals' choices and feelings. The challenges like inequality, ignorance, and rejection that cause barriers in accessing health care services for aboriginals should be opposed by the professionals. An aboriginal's identity, dignity, wellbeing, and rights should be respected in the profession (Scanlon, Cashin, Bryce, Kelly, & Buckely, 2016). The roles and responsibilities of a nurse should be perfectly comprehended to meet the changing constraints of old age individuals. They are also liable to consider continuous professional development by enhancing their awareness and abilities over time. Professional practice also recognized with some limits while delivering services. The nurses should adhere to these limits of the profession along with ensuring satisfying care to the person. The objective of improved health outcomes must be considered with the use of delegation, dedication, supervision, consultation, and coordination to build professional relationships. The main objective should be to decrease the morbidity and mortality rate of elderly aboriginal. This can be achieved by promoting changing lifestyles and providing easy access to health care facilities not only in urban but in the rural aboriginal region too. Nurses are accountable to maintain standards of healthcare and must be able to respond assertively and autonomously in uncertain situations.
Nurses should adhere to all considerations aligned with RNs along with empowerment and involvement of patient and family. These considerations make it easy to make elderly people conformable throughout the treatment process. For this, a proper nursing plan should be developed and followed by the concerned nurses to come up with positive health outcomes. The RNs standards also foster nurses' knowledge and awareness about nursing practices (Zwar, 2017). Adult nurses should be considered able to provide governance in managing adult nursing care, coordinate and understand interprofessional services when required, and communicate with expert teams. They must be flexible and adaptable, and also possess the capacity to lead the situations in absence of a concerned person.
References for Cardiovascular Health in Elderly in Aboriginal Community
Adegbija, O., Hoy, W., & Wang, Z. (2015). Prediction of cardiovascular disease risk using waist circumference among Aboriginals in a remote Australian community. BMC Public Health, 15(1), 57.
Cashin, A., Heartfield, M., Bryce, J., Devey, L., Buckley, T., Cox, D., & Fisher, M. (2017). Standards for practice for registered nurses in Australia. Collegian, 24(3), 255-266.
Data, G. A. C. (2016). Australia's health 2016 Web report 2016. Diabetes. Retrieved from https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-health/australias-health-2016/contents/chapter-5-health-of-population-groups
Duggleby, W., Kuchera, S., MacLeod, R., Holyoke, P., Scott, T., Holtslander, L., & Chambers, T. (2015). Indigenous people's experiences at the end of life. Palliative & supportive care, 13(6), 1721-1733.
LoGiudice, D. (2016). The health of older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Australasian journal on ageing, 35(2), 82-85.
Lucero, A. A., Lambrick, D. M., Faulkner, J. A., Fryer, S., Tarrant, M. A., Poudevigne, M., ... & Stoner, L. (2014). Modifiable cardiovascular disease risk factors among indigenous populations. Advances in Preventive Medicine, 2014.
Nichols, M., Peterson, K., Herbert, J., Alston, L., & Allender, S. (2016). Australian heart disease statistics 2015. Melbourne: National Heart Foundation of Australia.
Olubanwo, T. O. (2017). Assessing Cardiovascular Disease Burden: An Epidemiological Report of Cardiovascular Disease Trend in Canada.
Poudel, A., Zhou, J. Y., Story, D., & Li, L. (2018). Diabetes and associated cardiovascular complications in American Indians/Alaskan Natives: a review of risks and prevention strategies. Journal of diabetes research, 2018.
Scanlon, A., Cashin, A., Bryce, J., Kelly, J. G., & Buckely, T. (2016). The complexities of defining nurse practitioner scope of practice in the Australian context. Collegian, 23(1), 129-142.
Southgate institute for health, society & equity. (2019). Social Determinants of Indigenous Health and Closing the Gap. Retrieved from https://www.flinders.edu.au/content/dam/documents/research/southgate-institute/social-determinants-indigenous-health-policy-brief.pdf
Taylor, K., & Guerin, P. (2019). Health care and Indigenous Australians: cultural safety in practice. Macmillan International Higher Education.
Temple, J. B., & Russell, J. (2018). Food insecurity among older Aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 15(8), 1766.
Van Gaans, D., & Dent, E. (2018). Issues of accessibility to health services by older Australians: a review. Public health reviews, 39(1), 20.
Zwar, N., Harris, M., Griffiths, R., Roland, M., Dennis, S., Powell Davies, G., & Hasan, I. (2017). A systematic review of chronic disease management.
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Q: Liouville's theorem non-entire function I have the following problem which I don't understand.
Find all entire functions $f$ such that
$$|f(z)|\ge \frac{1}{1+|z|^{2017}}=g(z), \; \forall z \in \Bbb{C}$$
The answer says that $f$ has to be constant. I feel like I should use Liouville's theorem. I have tried introducing a function $h(z) = \frac{g(z)}{f(z)}$. But I feel like this is wrong since $g(z)$ is not holomorphic so I know that $h$ is bounded by 1 but nothing else. How should I continue?

A: It follows from your condition that $f$ has no zeros. Therefore, $\frac1f$ is also an entire function and$$(\forall z\in\mathbb{C}):\left|\frac1{f(z)}\right|\leqslant1+|z|^{2017}.$$So, $\frac1f$ is a polynomial function whose degree is, at most, $2017$. On the other hand, $\frac1f$ has no zeros. It follows that $\frac1f$ is constant and so $f$ is constant too.