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Vitamin iv therapy involves the intravenous administration of vitamins and minerals into the body. Over the years, this therapy has gained popularity in the treatment of a variety of conditions. The most commonly used vitamin iv therapies are vitamin c iv therapy and Myer's Cocktail. These therapies are very effective in boosting immunity. They provide the body with the required nutrients in order to manufacture new healthy cells, thus, killing the illness. Also, they are used in the treatment of any illnesses. They are very effective in the treatment of asthma, Parkinson's disease, hepatitis, diabetes, cancer and chronic fatigue syndrome. These therapies are very beneficial and have minimal side effects. One of the disadvantages of these therapies is that if they are administered in high doses, they can be harmful to the body.
Glutathione therapy is a very powerful treatment. It entails the intravenous administration of glutathione so as to aid in body detoxification. In so doing, it helps boost immunity. Glutathione is used in the treatment of Parkinson's disease and asthma. But, these are just some of the benefits of glutathione.
The above therapies are all nutritional therapies. They can be gotten at any center for integrative medicine. These therapies are either used alone as alternative treatments or with other treatments as a complimentary. Most of the nutritional therapies have been used along with chelation therapy. Chelation therapy may cause depletion of minerals and vitamins and minerals. But, these therapies help suppress these side effects of chelation therapy. Another benefit of these therapies is that they aim at treating the whole being rather than just the illness, this means, mind, body and spiritual wellness.


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Past Events at Main Conference Room
THE MAN WITH THE PLAN: managers 2015
The music business is constantly evolving and changing and so are the jobs and tasks that are linked to it. But one person seems to…
WHERE IS MY MONEY: revenue streams & creative funding in 2015
Creating attention is one thing but monetizing this attention is essential for an artist willing to develop and pursue a professional career. During this panel…
Crossing the Border: Spot on Belgium
Where to start, who to get in touch with, what to pay attention to? Learn everything you need to know about Belgium and the specifics…
INES – Innovation Network of European Showcases
INES is formed by eight European showcase festivals and Europes biggest platform for online artist discovery, gigmit. The project includes a talent and professional exchange…
Popular Music Education & Training: Teaching the Mojo
Long bygone are the days in which rebellious youths voiced their outrage through thundering walls of distorted guitar sounds. Rock & Pop has since entered…
Luxembourg's Secretary of State for Culture, Guy Arendt, will present the opening remarks of the second conference day which will highlight the Luxembourg Music Scene…
What does it mean to be a music journalist in the age of Instagram and Youtube? What are the stories to reach an audience with…
Armonia Online
Armonia Online is the first pan-European hub of collective management organizations (CMOs) aiming at granting pan-European licenses to online music services and technologies through a…
Collective societies in the digital era: the value of data
Streaming and web based music consumption play an increasingly important role in the contemporary digital music ecosystem. Every day music is created and shared online…
Keynote by Benji Rogers (Dot Blockchain Music Project)
Benji Rogers is a British-born, New York-based entrepreneur, technologist, musician, and the founder of PledgeMusic. An early pioneer of the direct artist-to-fan model of distributing…
Creative (music) industry Luxembourg: situation & needs
Luxembourg has almost 2,200 companies active in the creative industries, employing more than 6,300 people (source Portail Innovation et Recherche//Luxembourg). In addition to the direct…
Keynote by Imogen Heap (artist)
The wide-ranging artistic career of Imogen Heap includes the writing of songs for Taylor Swift, Britney Spears and Mika – among others -, research in…
Oberkorn (It's a small town) – the story
In 1982 the now acclaimed band Depeche Mode performed a show at the Rainbow Club in a small town named Oberkorn situated in the south…
Platonic Touch – Meet the Makers
Meet the makers behind EDSUN's platonic touch VR experience! Luxembourg's unique R'n'B artist EDSUN and realab joined forces to create platonic touch, a new innovative…
Small Country Music Industries
How do music scenes and the industries that are linked to them work in small countries? What are the challenges and similarities and what can…
Artists in 2020: A scenario
What will an artist and musician's life look like in 2020? From the creative process to distribution and promotion, how will technological developments influence the…
The audio-visual dimension of music is essential, especially since music is experienced on platforms like youtube. At the same time, the development of graphic and…
Reception by Film Fund Luxembourg
Closing Conference Keynote
To be announced!
Video Clip Awards Luxembourg
For the fifth time in a row Rockhal and Rocklab want to showcase and reward the best music videos made in Luxembourg with the VCAs…
My friend A.I – Presented by Technoport
Artificial intelligence (A.I) is set to become the most groundbreaking and defining technology of the 21st century. But what exactly comes to mind when people…
Start-Up Pitch presented by Technoport: Spectrum
Local tech incubator Technoport invites start-ups to pitch their business to the audience in 2 minutes. Discover up-and-coming companies bridging tech and music. Spectrum is…
PlayGround is the fuel of hip-hop. This musical app enables artists to leverage their fan-base by letting them remix tunes with style and harmony. Behind…
AI & The Future Of Education
We've all heard the word before. What is AI? Is it a buzzword or a technological breakthrough that will define our future and the way…
Block…chain?: an introduction
Ever wondered what Blockchain is all about and how it can be applied to the music industry? This short presentation by UK based artist manager…
Blockchain: a fairer ecosystem for artists and the music industry?
Blockchain appears to offer the potential of a faster and more transparent experience for anyone involved in creating or interacting with music. Decentralised and accessible…
Start-Up Pitch presented by Technoport: ANote
Local tech incubator Technoport invites start-ups to pitch their business to the audience in 2 minutes. Discover up-and-coming companies bridging tech and music. ANote Music…
Training Tomorrow's Music Professionals – Introductory Keynote by Luc Henzig
Training tomorrow's music industry professionals presented by Chambre de commerce Luxembourg
The music industry represents a complex and diversified ecosystem composed of different people collaborating and interacting on various levels. Several European initiatives are working on…
Start-Up Pitch presented by Technoport: Razr Tech
Local tech incubator Technoport invites start-ups to pitch their business to the audience in 2 minutes. Discover up-and-coming companies bridging tech and music. Razr Tech…
The artist's best friend
Every artist knows that on top of writing and performing great songs, many tasks like promotion, finding business partners and negotiating deals are part of…
Keynote by Benji Rogers
The Streaming Business Explained
Streaming is now the single biggest revenue stream for the recorded music business worldwide and has enabled the record industry to return to growth. But…
Music & Cinema – Keynote by Beatrice Thiriet presented by FLAC
With upcoming technologies and broadcasters in the modern age, there are new challenges for the movie score composer arising on a regular basis. During her…
Concours de Composition de Musique de Film presented by FLAC
One of the three main activities of the FLAC (Fédération Luxembourgeoise des Auteurs et Compositeurs) is dedicated to movie scores. A contest, open to everyone,…
Making Money on Bandcamp for Artists and Labels
Bandcamp is an online record store where millions of fans discover new music and directly support the artists who make it. Artists have earned over…
The Art of Mastering: in conversation with Mandy Parnell
Interview, Keynote
Mandy Parnell became interested in recorded music at the age of 5, listening to records on a portable Dansette player . She studied music and…
Making your music sound great
In the age of home-recording, DIY and bedroom producers, it has become essential to have a certain know-how about sound, formats and the recording process.…
Making, promoting & selling music in 2018
Innovation and technology are drivers for music makers and the music industry. Bedroom producers, creative tech innovators, new media experiences and blockchain pioneers are shaping…
Mike Dawes Showcase
Mike Dawes (ENG) is hailed as one of the world's finest and most creative modern fingerstyle guitar performers. His acclaimed solo music has gained over…
The sound of pictures
Imagine Stranger Things without SURVIVE's 80's soundtrack or David Lynch's Mulholland Drive without Angelo Badalamenti's haunting soundscapes and music score... it just wouldn't be the…
Masterclass by Sylvain Bellemare – The Quest for Sound Design: Cinema, Music, and Everything Else
In collaboration with Film Fund Luxembourg Drawing on his extensive career in the international film industry working with some of the world's most visionary directors,…
Joint Industry Dinner & Networking Evening
In collaboration with Film Fund Luxembourg Following the masterclass by Sylvain Bellemare, join us for the official RCF x Sonic Visions networking evening for music…
Technology & Innovation X Business & Management
New technologies such as intelligent products and AI based solutions are becoming more and more efficient and powerful in processing and enhancing complex strategic questions,…
Keynote by Andreas Schoenrock
During this keynote, Andreas Schoenrock will talk about music perception and prediction. The renowned musicologist will outline how disruptive technologies like AI create new revenue…
OFFICIAL OPENING SPEECH – LUXEMBOURG MUSIC SCENE MEETING
Ceremony, Presentation
By Sam Tanson (Minister for Culture, Minister of Justice) & Luc Henzig (President of the Supervisory Board CMA)
SOMEONE PRESENTS ORBIT
Presentation, Showcase
Multidisciplinary artist Someone will showcase her works of art during a live performance, including live music and the presentation of her latest release, ORBIT. With…
Technology & Innovation X Creativity & Music
Music is a driver for technology & innovation and vice-versa. Many music genres and styles are directly linked to innovative and new production and composition…
BUILDING VALUE FOR ARTISTS AND MANAGERS – LEVERAGING MIDEM AT BEST
In a globalised streaming era, the world is now the real playground for artists, as they have an immediate channel to their fans and to…
Building a sustainable music industry
In recent years, the digital shift and the multiple tech-driven revolutions have thoroughly changed the way the music business works and how artists reach their…
Multipistes: An Artist Support Network
Discover the Multipistes network, its members and artists ! Multipistes is a network of several organisations and music structures of the Greater Region – Rockhal's…
EU Tool Box for Artists & Managers
Presented by the European Commission Several European networks and initiatives co-funded by the EU have been created in the last years in order to support,…
EAA PRESENTATION
The European Arenas Association represents 35 of Europe's leading arenas that host over 2,500 annual events and attract a total audience of more than 20…
In Conversation With Pedro Winter (Ed Banger / Justice – CEO / Manager)
Pedro Winter (born in Paris in 1975) is a French music producer and DJ (Busy P), an internationally renowned icon of the electronic scene, awarded…
21st Century Publishing
Next to live performance, there are streaming platforms, radio stations, film scores, series or even commercials which are potential outlets to get your music heard…
GUIDED TOUR: THE BLAST FURNACE AND CITY OF SCIENCE
Guided Tour, Networking
The tour starts in the Massenoire (Black mass) building with a presentation of the development of Belval and Cité des Sciences (City of Science) followed…
EINS Panel: Synch & Music
Europe in Synch is a series of professional training workshops held at music conference events, focusing on music publishing and synch, featuring selected Catalysts from…
Presentation & Award Ceremony – Luxembourg Film Scoring Competition
In collaboration with Film Fund Luxembourg and FLAC (Fédération Luxembourgeoise des Auteurs et Compositeurs) This first edition of this joint Film Fund Luxembourg-FLAC film scoring…
The Streaming Business: Behind The Playlists
Streaming is now the single biggest revenue stream for the recorded music business worldwide and has enabled the record industry to return to growth. For…
21st Century Promotion
According to Hypebot.com, a thousand songs are uploaded to streaming platforms every hour. That's 24,000 songs every day, 1 million tracks every six weeks and…
From Startup to Stardom: Managing Imagine Dragons, Keynote by Mac Reynolds
Presented by Chambre de Commerce Luxembourg Beyond sharing his exciting personal story, Reynolds will inspire artists and young managers by looking back on the strategic…
Artist Managers as Entrepreneurs
On top of writing and performing great songs, many tasks like promotion, finding business partners and negotiating deals are part of an artist's everyday life.…
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The key reason I went to Italy this year as to visit my mother's last surviving sister who I hadn't seen in 48+ years. The idea for this post came to me the day before Mother's Day.
Besides sharing my emotional walk down the street where the family lived, I've included pictures of her hometown within themes as corridors, arches, and others – so the focus of this post is to spotlight on her town – the small, Tuscan city of Pescia – but with unused pictures (well, except one).
Pescia, population around 20,000, is located between Florence and Lucca, but much closer to Lucca.
The main square remains quite active, but it rained on market day.
Enjoy some of the corridors from my trip to Italy. Any favorites?


Preparation is an important part of many tasks in our daily lives: meal prep, test prep, and travel prep, just to name a few. Surface preparation is an integral step for concrete restoration as it prepares the surface for any coatings, overlays, or stains. Without carefully planning, evaluating, and creating the best conditions for concrete surface, you risk the floor. Preparation varies for each task it precedes so here's a brief overview of why we believe surface preparation is so vital for all floors.
Preparation for any situation betters the likelihood of the ideal outcome. Of course, there are unforeseen circumstances that can deter the perfect execution, but by being prepared we can quickly adjust and adapt to overcome these obstacles. When you invest in high-quality flooring, you want it to have the best durability and longevity possible. It is much more cost effective to prepare the surface right the first time rather than to replace the entire floor after a failure occurs.
As we mentioned, without surface preparation for the final finish, the outcome of your floor may not be what you had wanted. Without surface preparation, you may experience premature wear, peeling, or other floor failures. Moisture is one of the main causes of floor failure, especially when present before floor installation. If these issues are not addressed before the floor is finished, it may result in a failure in the floor's appearance and function.
One of the first steps for surface preparation is to grind the floors to remove any contaminants that remain after removal of the previous floor. By using the CSP (concrete surface profile classifications) required for your floor's final finish, we can ensure the floor is properly prepared for its final covering. We also ensure your substrates are in good condition and make sure we address and mitigate moisture issues before laying any final finishes.
The CSP, supplied by the ICRI (International Concrete Repair Institute), gives guidelines for specific floor finishes to help contractors prepare different floor textures and bases. We abide by these guidelines as we grind and prep the surface of the floor. Addressing moisture issues and mitigating them are key in surface preparation. At times, moisture mitigation systems may be installed for floors with the potential for failure due to moisture. While some moisture issues are known at the time of surface preparation, some can occur later so installation of a moisture mitigation system can be an added insurance that moisture won't be a future problem.
Professional surface preparation is imperative when installing a new floor. Surface preparation from Royale Concrete includes all of the necessary steps to ensure your floor will manifest its best longevity and durability possible. We also offer other professional concrete services including concrete polishing, repair, coatings, and more. Contact us today to ensure your floors are properly prepared and ready for long-term use.


In all seriousness, I continue to be astounded at the measure of politics in America. As I watched the Olympics, I was guaranteed to see a commercial vilifying Obama as a means to winning my vote for a conservative Wisconsin Senator. Moreover, these candidates were attacking each other, claiming the other wasn't conservative enough. This sounds like, I don't know… "You're not skinny enough to be pretty," or "You're not normal enough to warrant my attention or friendship." When is there ever a time to vilify someone? I'm not saying we have to be pushovers and accept everyone as they are. What I am saying is that there are more mature and productive ways in which we can rebuke someone in order to correct them. If a candidate running for Senator claims to be conservative but has voted otherwise, then point that out. Don't cloud it in some ridiculous and horribly acted pathos and pay hundreds of dollars to air it on television. Get out of my face, I'm not voting for you because of that.
Anyway, I guess the nutshell of my post is this: It's so easy to poke fun at Republicans, and I often find myself doing that. However, this doesn't mean I esteem the Democrats. I'm actually very disappointed that Obama appealed to such a metaphor in that speech. It's incredibly creative and very appropriate for him. But it vilifies the Republicans. I can't stand for that. I can't vote for that.
I just don't know what to do. I want America to be a good country, a virtuous country. I want to cast my vote toward that end. If, somehow, we've decided that this mini-celebrity/tabloid-gossip route is the best way to secure our civic leaders, then maybe it's best if I boycott my vote in an attempt to voice my opinion. After all, that's what a vote is, isn't it?
Last thought: Is it ironic to anyone that we call ourselves a united country? Never have I been more aware of the rift in the United States of America because of political ideologies. I'm convinced that if we are to progress from this hole, we have to abandon the generalizations and vilification of "the other party". If we continue to have this "they vs. us" mentality, there will never be unity. In fact, the only thing we really are united on is the military. That's a scary foundation.
This post has nothing to do with Indiana Jones and everything to do with supporting indie projects pursued by my friends. In the spirit of unfounded associations, the above photo is of me my freshman year in college.
1) I met Quoc Quan Le through a mutual friend and discovered that we shared similar interests–namely our invincible romance for Taylor Swift and all things Taylor Swift. "Coco" is also a Vietnamese American student studying film at UWMilwaukee and is about to start his senior project. When I did my senior project (a 12+ page paper–of course my paper was just barely 12 pages), I didn't ask for money because I didn't need it… o at least I couldn't justify someone giving me money so I could feed my finals week habits which would ideally include lots of "Chinese" takeout and many cubic centimeters of juice. Quoc Quan and I were supposed to film a short miniseries about two roommates (i.e. us) and their love for Taylor Swift. We never came around to filming it, though we did meet once or twice to brainstorm some ideas. Maybe we'll be able to get to that someday–preferably before Taylor has to tell Coco that she's marrying me and not him. Coco, she belongs with meeeeeee, can't you seeeeeeee?
2) Joseph Taylor was my RA my sophomore year at Marquette University. The first weekend during school (or something like that), Jay invited me to go to a campus-sponsored (this way you know I didn't drink nor did Jay) event. I politely declined, claiming I would probably go meet other friends AKA my roommate. He did give me his number though, so I guess I got that without asking. Jay, my roommate, and I also shared a mutual connection through Taylor Swift. One day, after dinner with those two guys, we went into the basement of our dorm hall and recorded a cover of Love Story. I played melody on my cello. I don't know how to differentiate the two guitars between my roommate and Jay, save for the fact that Jay played the intro to Love Story and my roommate learned the chords on the spot (like any good hobby guitarist). We never recorded anything after that, but Jay did say he imagined me playing something else for him.
I'd hate for this to turn into a "What's Nate up to today?" sort of blog since this is supposed to be the representation of my left brain, but I wanted to pull out the DSLR and snap some shots as well as check out what this Image Post Format on WordPress is all about. UPDATE: It appears that the Image Post Format turns the rest of the text in the post grey–a means of drawing attention to the image, I suppose. Accordingly, I've turned this into a Standard Post Format.
I haven't shot photos on my T2i in a long time. I've been using the 50mm 1.8 (nifty fifty!), but I'm growing very upset with it. The crop factor is just immense and it is annoying having to back up and hold the camera in awkward positions to get the shot I want. On the other hand, though, I don't want to go back to using a zoom lens since that just feels tacky–and of course I can't get the apertures I want with zooms. Perhaps I just have to develop an intuition for my 50mm.
Michael Jackson's birthday is coming up. I have an idea for a tribute. I wasn't able to prepare for one adequately for his death anniversary, but I'm hoping that this idea is good enough to celebrate and recognize: 1) His 3rd death anniversary 2) His 54th birthday 3) The 25th anniversary of BAD.


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Q: Get Time for page to load in jQuery? Get Time for page to load in jQuery?

A: What is the end of page load? window.onload?
var start = new Date();

$(window).load(function() {
   $('body').html(new Date() - start);
});

jsFiddle.
If you're supporting newer browsers, you can swap the new Date() with Date.now().

A: With large pages or pages containing inline JavaScript, it is a good idea to monitor how long pages take to load.
 The code below is different from waiting until onload is fired and only measures page load time. [+]
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
var t = new Date();
</script>
… (your page) …
<script type="text/javascript">
new Image().src = '/load.gif?' + (new Date().getTime() - t.getTime());
</script>
</body>
<html>

load.gif can be a generic 1*1 pixel GIF. You can extract the data from your log files using grep and sed.
Also check here.

*

*Page load time with Jquery

*Javascript: time until page load

One good diagnostic tool to help measure page load time is [jQTester]. It is a plugin that has you place small amounts of code at the top and bottom of your page. When the page finishes loading, you get a notification saying how long it took the page to load

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Q: How to know if a page is blank or parked domain in ruby? I am trying to find out the httpstatus of a bunch of urls via ruby Net::Http, but the problem is even the blank pages as well as the parked domains return a status of 200 OK. Is there anyway I can weed out these type of urls?

A: To clarify few points:

*

*HTTP Status will not help to identify if a domain is or not parked. They exist to tell if everything went ok or not.

*To track down parked domains, you will need to develop your own approach as a park domain page is just an HTML page...

Few things you can try:

*

*Look for css, js or even text in the page with the "park domain" mention. Some keywords you may want to look for: domain available / parked / renewable / etc.

*test couple of different prefixes for a given domain (domain.com, asds.domain.com, fgffg.domain.com). If they redirect to the same page, it's likely to be a parked domain

*Identify the structure of parked domain pages for the main registrars. All site having a landing page matching this structure will be parked domains

*Build a list of DNS used for parked domains. If the domain is managed by one of the DNS in your list, then it is parked.

*Use a list of parked domain providers (see for some examples, some links may be broken)

sources:
Method to detect a parked page?
Some key phrased for parked domains by Gary Sieling


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Sean Durkin, the filmmaker behind Martha Marcy May Marlene, is now tackling a different sort of family drama and is in negotiations to direct Sony's adaptation of Little House on the Prairie.
Prairie is best known as the iconic TV series that aired on NBC from 1974 to 1983 and starred Michael Landon as the patriarch of a pioneer family living in the 1880s in the American Midwest.
Scott Rudin is producing the feature project, which has a script by Abi Morgan.
David Gordon Green was previously on board to direct.
Durkin's Martha Marcy was a well-reviewed psychological drama that starred Elizabeth Olsen, Sarah Paulson and John Hawkes, and told of a young woman who tries in vain to reintegrate into the family life of her sister after escaping from a cult.
Durkin is repped by UTA.


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Q: iOS10. Swift. UIPageViewController memory leaks I have implemented CustomPageViewController which is subclass of UIPageViewController.
It has array of created ViewControllers
While running my app, I noticed that on every swipe(transition from one page to another) memory used by application increases, and memory usage is a non decreasing function of number of performed transitions from one page to the other.
While debugging, in order to solve this issue, I added deinit method and print statement to ViewDidLoad & deinit - ViewDidLoad is called once, and deist isn't called at all while swiping.
In order to make sure that this behavior isn't because of a source leakage in my CustomViewControllers I added ViewControllers with some buttons instead my custom classes, but memory leaks remained.
I have noticed a lot of questions on SO, with the same issue, for iOS versions since 8, most of them relates to objC, and in the rest no solution is given.
Do you use UIPageViewController? If so have you ever noticed that it leaks memory? As functionality it provides: to swipe among set of views is of high demand, how you implement that? Did you implement your own version, or fixed existing?


Lincolnshire County Council says that an automated traffic flow system in North Hykeham has proved useful at reducing waiting time for motorists and pedestrians.
In December the council installed an experimental system at the junction of Moor Lane and Lincoln Road, set to optimise the green light time to match traffic flow.
Called MOVA (Microprocessor Optimised Vehicle Actuation), the system was installed after residents in the area expressed concerns about increased traffic delays.
Highways officers monitored the system since December in person and via CCTV and say traffic flow has improved, with a reduction in delays of 31% in the morning peak and 35% in the evening peak period.
"It can change the green signal timings more effectively to deal with varying traffic levels," Clark explained.
"It does this through better flow monitoring by detecting movement, gaps in the flow and the end of queues.
"An added bonus of the new sequence is that pedestrians have less waiting time and we will be adding a bleeping sound for the pedestrian crossings.
John Siddle, from the Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership, said: "Although fortunately this isn't a collision hotspot, we'd heard that some road users were taking chances at this junction.


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Getting beyond name-calling
Liberal Jews and liberal Christians often find common ground on many social issues, but not on Israel.
By DAVID J. FORMAN
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American Evangelist Pat Robertson's pronouncement that Ariel Sharon's stroke was an act of Divine retribution for his abandonment of the Gaza settlements - though he subsequently apologized - was a frightening reminder of how extreme the views of those on the religious Right can be. Sadly, Robertson has something in common with some on the religious Right in Israel who have expressed similar sentiments. Yet, even as the Israeli Right can draw support from the Christian Right, the converse is not true for the Israeli Left. The liberal Protestant stance on Israel, particularly with calls from some quarters for divestment, makes an alliance between liberal Jews and Presbyterians, Anglicans, Episcopalians, Lutherans - to name but a few - tenuous. Liberal Jews do find a common language with liberal Christians on a host of social issues - abortion rights, gay and lesbian rights, separation of religion and state - but when it comes to Israel they often part ways. Not that there is genuine disagreement about Israel's actions in the territories. Here both communities are on the same page. However, the methods that many liberal Protestants employ to pressure the Israeli government to abstain from certain actions carried out against the Palestinians strike those of us in the Israeli peace and human rights movements as disingenuous. The challenge is: How do we Jewish liberals maintain our partnership with liberal Protestants on social/religious issues and, at the same time, reject their criticism of Israel, which often lacks any balance? Concomitantly, how do we avoid going over to the "other side," making common cause with Evangelicals on matters related to Israel, when on so many other issues we hold antithetical positions? • WE need to engage our natural Christian partners in an honest dialogue and not dismiss them as closet anti-Semites. Additionally, we must distinguish between edicts that emanate from those Protestants who sit in some ivory-tower headquarters and the average parishioner. Rarely have I encountered general agreement among local ministers and their constituents with their respective leaders' pronouncements on divestment from Israel or frequent condemnation of Israel's behavior. • Instead of divestment, which would most likely redound negatively on Palestinians, we need to lobby for investment in organizations and institutions within Israel and the Palestinian Authority that jointly promote peace and dialogue. • Because the Jewish people's ancient historical ties to the Land of Israel for over two millennia seem not to bear weight on liberal Christians as they do with their right-wing co-religionists, we need to help them understand Israel's present history, correcting their notion as if the Jewish state began in 1967 with the occupation. We need to remind them that Israel was established by an act of the international community when the United Nations voted to divide Palestine into two states, one Jewish and one Arab. Israel accepted the UN ruling, but, as soon as the Jewish state was declared on May 15, 1948, six Arab countries invaded Israel in order to "drive it into the sea." After the armistice agreements signed in Rhodes in 1949, first with Egypt on February 24 and later with Jordan on April 3, it was Jordan and Egypt that occupied the West Bank and Gaza until the Six Day War. • We need to sensitize our Protestant friends to our narrative that dates back from the time of the exiles, the Crusades, the Inquisition, Cossacks, Czars, Nazis, Arab armies, terrorists to today's virulent anti-Semitism that spews forth from virtually every corner of the Muslim world. If one wants to see inflammatory cartoons, just look at the Arab press's portrayal of Jews, which dwarfs Nazi caricatures of the Jewish people as does Hamas's charter make Hitler's Mein Kampf look moderate. • We need to help them couch their language in such a way that Israelis can listen to their legitimate concerns. • We need to tell them that their constant criticism of Israel, accompanied by calls for any form of divestment, only serves cynical attempts not just in the Muslim world, but also in some European capitals and on college campuses to delegitimize the existence of a Jewish state. With the election of Hamas, fueled by a dramatic increase in Islamic fundamentalism that calls for Israel's destruction, one must be careful when taking Israel to task for troublesome moral actions. •We therefore need to point out that Israel must be judged by universal moral standards. Living as we do with constant terrorism, compared to other countries, not only in the Middle East where we are surrounded by dictatorships, religious fanatics, military despots, feudal lords, sheikhdoms and monarchies, but also to Western democracies, Israel is a model of restraint. If similar standards of behavior applied to Israel were equally applied elsewhere, then we should expect vociferous and unrelenting condemnation of the manifold abuses in the Arab world; and most certainly of Palestinian violence in Israel and within the Palestinian Authority. • We need to disabuse them of the view that Christian Arabs are suffering solely because of the occupation. In his book The Body and the Blood, former Middle East bureau chief of the Boston Globe Charles Sennott traces the disappearance of Christianity from Nazareth to Bethlehem to Jerusalem to Egypt to Lebanon. For most of the history in this region, Jews were not in control and it was, and primarily still is, the constant brow-beating by Muslims that has caused Christians to emigrate from the Middle East, reducing them to an insignificant minority in the place of their origins. • We need to convince our liberal Protestant friends to emulate the Evangelicals. While we and they must discard many of the Christian Right's social and political stances, as well as reject their theological belief that Israel is a passageway to the return of the "messiah," at which time all peoples, the Jews being the first among them, will accept Jesus, we must recognize that when Scuds fell and suicide bombings were going off, it was these very Evangelicals who flocked to Israel to show their solidarity with the Jewish state. Such commitment lends both credibility and authority to their positions - an essential ingredient lacking in the liberal Christian community, putting into question its commitment to the existence of a Jewish state in its historical homeland. Finally, we need to emphasize that such a commitment to the existence of the State of Israel is essential to guarantee a continuing dialogue between any Christian denomination and any religious and/or secular stream within the Jewish world.


Jail for Criminal Speed in Arizona?
On behalf of The Law Office of Karl A. Mueller, PLC on Thursday, August 22, 2013.
1) You exceed 85 mph.
2) You exceed the posted speed limit by more than 20 mph in a residential or business district.
3) You exceed 35 mph approaching a school crossing.
Excessive Speed is a crime. It is a class 3 misdemeanor in Arizona. For a class 3 misdemeanor in Arizona you can receive up to 30 days of jail. Your chances of receiving jail time go up in relation to your speed. In other words, a person charged with exceeding 85 miles per hour on a highway who is clocked at 102 miles per hour would have a greater risk of receiving jail time than a person who is clocked at 92 miles per hour. Many judges and prosecutors follow guidelines and policies as to where to begin to impose jail time. This varies from court to court.
3) has extensive experience with this crime in the particular court you are required to appear.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace D2L.Hypermedia.Siren {

	public interface ISirenEntity {

		string[] Class { get; }

		dynamic Properties { get; }

		IEnumerable<ISirenEntity> Entities { get; }

		IEnumerable<ISirenLink> Links { get; }

		IEnumerable<ISirenAction> Actions { get; }

		string Title { get; }

		string[] Rel { get; }

		Uri Href { get; }

		string Type { get; }

	}

}

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package Vixen;

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    super(VixenLibJNI.Matrix_SWIGUpcast(cPtr), cMemoryOwn);
    swigCPtr = cPtr;
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    return (obj == null) ? 0 : obj.swigCPtr;
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  protected void finalize() {
    delete();
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      if (swigCMemOwn) {
        swigCMemOwn = false;
        VixenLibJNI.delete_Matrix(swigCPtr);
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      swigCPtr = 0;
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    super.delete();
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    this(VixenLibJNI.new_Matrix__SWIG_0(), true);
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    this(VixenLibJNI.new_Matrix__SWIG_1(Matrix.getCPtr(rhs), rhs), true);
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    VixenLibJNI.Matrix_Identity(swigCPtr, this);
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    VixenLibJNI.Matrix_Zero(swigCPtr, this);
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Asia Cement China performs well in challenging environment
Asia Cement (China) Holdings Corporation reported consolidated revenue of RMB5957.5 million for the nine months ending 30 September and profit of RMB530.6 million. The Group attributed the improved performance to an increased sales volume, higher cement selling prices and decreased coal costs.
Having sold a total of 21.31 million t of cement over the 9 months across its subsidiaries, the Group achieved a 16% growth in sales volumes and gross profit of RMB1328 million, a y/y increase of 47%.
Mr Hsu Shu-tong, Chairman of Asia Cement (China), said: "In the third quarter of 2014, the macro economy continued to remain stable, but the growth rate of fixed assets investment declined, while the property market stayed depressed. The growth rate of cement demand hit its lowest level in 10 years. All these combined with high temperature and rains posed severe challenges to demand. Faced with a transforming operating environment, the Group proactively coped with its challenges. Through further market segmentation, the Group adopted marketing strategy targeted according to different competitive situations in different markets, and strengthened control of end-user distribution channel, to increase its share in core markets.
Meanwhile, the Group steadily promoted measures to lower production and logistics costs so as to improve its overall competitiveness."
For the remainder of the year, Mr Hsu is expecting further cement demand growth as the industry enters its traditional peak season. He said: "The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced that the elimination of over 82 million tonnes of obsolete production capacities will be completed before the end of the year. The figure represented an increase of over 30 million tonnes from the original target of 50.50 million tonnes, thereby improving the industry's supply-demand relationship."
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/asia-pacific-rim/10112014/asia-cement-china-performs-well-in-challenging-environment-826/
China publishes new guidelines for greenhouse gas emissions reduction
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US Senator Graham Criticizes Trump–Saudi Dealings, Against Arms Sale
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said on Sunday that he disagrees with President Donald Trump's efforts to force through a multi-billion dollar weapons sale to Saudi Arabia, criticizing the administration for "doing business as usual" with the kingdom.
Graham, who represents South Carolina and is generally seen as a close ally of the president, made the comments during an interview on Fox News Sunday with host Chris Wallace.
Although he said he agreed with Trump's decision to take a tough stance against Iran and send more troops to the Middle East, Graham said he did not approve of the administration's position toward Saudi Arabia.
"The real problem, we're going back to doing business as usual with Saudi Arabia," Graham told Wallace. He then spoke positively of other Middle Eastern nations such as Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, before reminding Fox News viewers that Saudi Arabia's de-facto leader Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman [MBS] was likely behind the grisly murder of US resident and journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year.
"Saudi Arabia is a strategic ally but the crown prince was, in my opinion, involved in the murder of Mr. Khashoggi and he's done a lot of other disruptive things," the GOP senator explained. "So I don't support the arms sales [to Saudi Arabia] now." Graham did say, however, that he supports the Trump administration's decision to send 1,500 additional troops to the region as a deterrent against Iran.
Trump last week declared an emergency in an attempt to bypass Congress and push through the controversial weapons sale to Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern allies. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that the $8.1 billion deal would help the kingdom and other allies deter Iran and defend themselves.
Although Graham has generally been seen as one of Trump's most loyal supporters in Congress, the Republican politician has harshly criticized the administration's position toward Saudi Arabia following the killing of Khashoggi last October. The Saudi journalist, who had fled the kingdom fearing for his safety, was murdered by a team of Saudi agents after he entered the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul. The kill squad then proceeded to hack his body into pieces with a bone saw before quickly leaving Turkey and returning to Saudi Arabia.
Saudi officials at first attempted to cover up the incident altogether, but after intense international backlash eventually admitted that the killing had taken place. Turkish and US intelligence agencies determined that the murder was likely ordered by MBS, but Trump refused to take action against the kingdom's leaders. The president argued that Saudi Arabia was a "great ally" and that the US relied on the kingdom to keep global oil prices low.
Graham and many others in Congress, including numerous leading Republicans, disagreed. Blasting MBS in early December, Graham said: "There's not a smoking gun, there's a smoking saw."
"You'd have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion that this was organized by people under the command of [bin Salman]," Graham added, later suggesting that the Trump administration had been purposely touting a deceptive narrative about the murder.
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5 edition of The reform of social security found in the catalog.
The reform of social security
A. W. Dilnot
by A. W. Dilnot
Published 1984 by Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press in Oxford, New York .
Social security -- Great Britain.
Statement A.W. Dilnot, J.A. Kay, and C.N. Morris.
Contributions Kay, J. A., Morris, C. N.
LC Classifications HD7165 .D55 1984
Pagination viii, 166 p. :
ISBN 10 0198772262, 0198772254
Social Security provides vital income security to millions of beneficiaries, but is on a road toward insolvency. The Social Security program currently pays more in benefits than it collects in revenue, and under the latest official projections its trust funds will run out in Social Security is one of America's most successful government programs. It has helped millions of Americans avoid poverty in old age, upon becoming .
Reforms, however, are also occurring in Asia and Africa, and include reforms of voluntary and employer-provided pensions as well as social security programs. This book discusses both social security and employer-provided pension reforms, as well as reforms in most regions of the : Marek Szczepanski. The Academy's Social Security Committee has published a monograph entitled Social Security Reform Options, which provides a comprehensive overview of Social Security reform options, and a series of issue briefs analyzing recent and current proposals for reforming Social Security, in-cluding their impacts on benefits and solvency.
Any discussion of tax reform in the United States eventually turns to entitlements. These costly benefits include Medicaid and Medicare, health insurance for the poor and elderly, and Social Security, America's public pension Security alone accounts for about 25 percent of all federal spending.. Fifty-nine million Americans receive regular Social Security payments. the politics of reforming social security | monly referred to as Maintain Benefits (MB), Individual Accounts (IA), and Personal Security Accounts (PSA).9 Each plan was supported by a minority of the thirteen-member council. Other plans on the table include those associated with prominent organizations (for example, the Cato Institute.
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The Truth About Social Security: The Founders' Words Refute Revisionist History, Zombie Lies, and Common Misunderstandings Nancy J. Altman out of 5 stars This article concerns proposals to change the Social Security system in the United Security is a social insurance program officially called "Old-age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance" (OASDI), in reference to its three components.
It is primarily funded through a dedicated payrolltotal benefits of $ billion were paid out versus $ billion in income, a. And yet Social Security reform is ranked among the most important social issues of our time. With Making Sense of Social Security Reform, Daniel Shaviro makes an important contribution to the public understanding of the issues involved in reforming Social Security.
His book clearly and straightforwardly describes the current system and the Cited by: 5. Additional Physical Format: Online version: Reform of social security. London: H.M.S.O., (OCoLC) Material Type: Government publication, National. 5 Ways to Reform Social Security The spectre of insolvency is troubling, but all reform options present serious drawbacks.
By Danielle Kurtzleben, Staff Writer Sept. 15, Author: Danielle Kurtzleben. This book is a controversial proposal for fundamental reform of the social services. It outlines the development of the system since Beveridge and provides a useful perspective with which to analyse contemporary changes.
The book also reviews some prominent Social Security-type program reform efforts also underway in other parts of the world. It shows how the type of Social Security reform suggested above compares favorably to the reforms now being undertaken in countries such as Cited by: Henry Seager's Book on Social Insurance.
InColumbia University Professor of Political Economy, Henry Rogers Seager, published one of the first American books on social insurance.
This work, "Social Insurance: A Program of Social Reform" is both a classic and an early exposition of the philosophical movement for social insurance in.
Social Security receives scant attention compared to many other policy issues, large and small. But Social Security is an important program, both in its impact on Americans' lives and in what it Author: Andrew G.
Biggs. Commissioners talked about a series of three recommendations to reform Social Security, all of which allowed some degree of personal investment of payroll taxes.
A Challenge to Social Security: The Changing Roles of Women and Men in American Society is a collection of papers that deals with social security reform. The papers concern insurance and pure income transfer aspects of various proposals and the assumptions regarding the family and work behavior found in each proposal.
Participants talked about proposed reforms to the Social Security system, including plans to add personal investment accounts, changing retirement ages, and extending the solvency of the system. This summary was in the form of a book entitled, "Social Security In America." This book, therefore, represents the only published work documenting the study and analysis that underlay the creation of the Social Security program.
The book has been out of print. The best way to reform Social Security is to eliminate the payroll tax. Dean Clancy, Opinion Contributor Dean F. Clancy, a former senior Republican official in Congress and the White House Author: Dean Clancy. A bill that seeks to reform Social Security has been introduced in the House of Representatives.
H.R.the Social Security Enhancement and Protection Act ofwas introduced on Dec. 11, by Rep. Gwen Moore (D-WI).The text of the legislation is not yet available on the website; it is now before the House Ways & Means Committee awaiting its action.
Aging populations are stressing underfunded national social security systems. From the Pension Research Council of the Wharton School, this book explores proposals to reform social security, including privatization, means-testing, and raising retirement ages, as well as tax and benefit changes.
In Countdown to Reform, Aaron and Reischauer also set forth their own plan for closing Social Security's projected long-term deficit, making the system better reflect current social and economic Start Date: Social security is the largest and perhaps the most popular program run by the federal government.
Given the projected increase in both individual life expectancy and sheer number of retirees, however, the current system faces an eventual overload. Alternative proposals have emerged, ranging from reductions in future benefits to a rise in taxrevenue to various forms of investment-based.
The book concludes with an integrated reform proposal for Social Security. These prescriptions suggest concrete plans to address issues such as underfunding, benefits for high-income participants and the elderly demographic segment, as well.
Point: The Case for Social Security Reform By Delea, Peter International Social Science Review, Vol. 80, No.Spring-Summer PR PEER-REVIEWED PERIODICAL Peer-reviewed publications on Questia are publications containing articles which were subject to evaluation for accuracy and substance by professional peers of the article's author(s).
Countries around the world are reforming their social security and pension systems. International studies often focus on social security reforms in Europe and North America, and may include Latin America. Reforms, however, are also occurring in Asia and Africa, and include reforms of voluntary and employer-provided pensions as well as social security programs.
This book discusses both social Cited by: 2.Project MUSE promotes the creation and dissemination of essential humanities and social science resources through collaboration with libraries, publishers, and scholars worldwide.
Forged from a partnership between a university press and a library, Project MUSE is a trusted part of the academic and scholarly community it serves.The book also reviews some prominent Social Security-type program reform efforts also underway in other parts of the world. It shows how the type of Social Security reform suggested above compares favorably to the reforms now being undertaken in countries such as .
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Yes, we have some snow, but unusually little in this winter. This factory makes paper which has been one of the main industries in my town for decades. I like riding my bike in the town. Snow will melt away in one month and the spring comes and then the summer. I like these long light nights of the summer, when it is light in the middle of the night. There are much modern industries too in the town. When I ride my bike I see often my friends who have mental illnesses and it is nice to talk with them.
Those are really nice. I like the one of the church.
Here is a better photo of the church, it snowed today so there is a little more snow now.


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Over the years, Jepson & Co has been recognised and awarded for innovation, product development and people. As a family-run business, we're extremely grateful and proud to share success with our customers.
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We aim to be the best number plate manufacturer in the UK and so it is with great pride that we were awarded the Platinum Award for customer satisfaction as part of ISO:9001 every year between 2014 and 2016. Achieving the heady heights of excellent customer satisfaction is a difficult but hugely worthwhile job, and we are pleased to have maintained our status for so long.
Highly Commended at the ADS Security Innovation awards
Promoting the best interests of the industry for motor traders has always been a priority for Jepson & Co. In March 2019 at the Security & Policing Home Office event in Farnborough, we were delighted to have been Highly Commended for Security Innovation by ADS, the premier trade organisation for companies in the UK Aerospace, Defence, Security and Space Sectors.
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Insider's prestigious event, Made in Yorkshire, celebrates world-class companies based in Yorkshire and the Humber and the products they are making here and selling across the world. We were delighted to be shortlisted for a number of awards.
Digital Technology: for developing our industry leading number plate software, PlateSync®, and its online networking capabilities over the last 12 months. Our new add-on features enable orders to be placed via the web that will send orders through to PlateSync, pre-populating the fields without any need to re-input.
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Recognising excellent work and dedication is important to us at Jepson & Co. We are very proud of our Apprenticeship scheme and teaching individuals how to operate and develop industry-leading software and benefiting from their academic approach.
Apprentices, Emily Allen and Aaron Robinson, have both been shortlisted twice for 'Apprentice of the Year.' In 2018, they were shortlisted for the Made in Sheffield awards and in 2019, Made in Yorkshire.
Apprentices are a key way of recruiting new skills and talent to Jepson & Co. They are a huge asset to the company and we're immensley proud of what they have achieved.
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Nominated by our IT Technician apprentice Aaron Robinson, Jepson & Co has been awarded the prestigious title of Baltic's Employer of the Year for 2018. Baltic Apprenticeships work nationally with over 2,000 employers providing apprentice training so we are thrilled to be at the top of this list. To read more about Aaron's nomination, please visit our blog.
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European stocks tick up as investors shrug off central bank warnings
European stocks inched higher on Monday, as investors weighed cooling inflation on both sides of the Atlantic with warnings from central bank officials that interest rates would probably stay higher for longer than markets expected.
The regional Stoxx Europe 600 added 0.5 per cent, taking its gains for 2023 to 6 per cent, while London's FTSE 100 rose 0.2 per cent, close to an all-time high. US markets are closed for the Martin Luther King Jr holiday, after Wall Street's blue-chip S&P 500 notched its largest weekly gain in two months on Friday.
European stocks in particular have benefited from signs of slowing price growth: the roughly 19 per cent outperformance of the MSCI Europe index relative to the MSCI US index in dollar terms over the past 90 days marks the highest return in more than 30 years, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley.
"This does not necessarily signal the start of a multi-year period of European outperformance," the US bank said in a note, "however, we think there is a good chance that it marks the end of Europe's persistent, structural underperformance post the [great financial crisis]".
The moves come as US inflation fell to its lowest level in more than a year in December, while consumer prices in the eurozone rose at an annual rate of 9.2 per cent, down from 10.1 per cent in November.
Even so, officials at the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank argue that core inflationwhich strips out volatile food and energy prices, remains too high to justify cutting interest rates at any time soon.
Some investors are unconvinced. "Depending on January and February employment, the 25 basis point hike at this month-end may be the last hike," said Steven Blitz, chief US economist at TS Lombard. "Look for rate cuts to begin by mid-year."
Rates markets are now pricing a 90 per cent chance that the Fed will lift rates by a quarter of a percentage point when it meets at the beginning of February, down from a 0.5 percentage point rise in December and four 0.75 percentage point moves at the preceding meetings.
A measure of the dollar's strength against a basket of six currencies rose 0.1 per cent on Monday, though it has slipped about 8.6 per cent in the past three months as the pace of interest rate rises has slowed.
The euro traded flat against the dollar at $1.082, having strengthened 10.1 per cent over the past three months. The yen hit 128.63 against the dollar, close to its highest level in more than seven months, as investors looked ahead to a potentially pivotal Bank of Japan meeting later this week — the last under long-serving governor Haruhiko Kuroda.
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McNamara on behalf of the Gawler Ranges People v State of South Australia [2011] FCA 1471
Place: Gawler Ranges and surrounding areas
State/Country: South Australia , Australia
The determination area covers land recognised as the land of the Gawler Ranges People which includes the Gawler Ranges and the salt lake region immediately to their north. The total area covered by the claim is approximately 3.5 million hectares. The majority of the claim area is pastoral land (approximately 76%) with the remainder covered by Park (21%) or other Crown Record. There are also two small townships within the claim area, Glendambo and Kingoonya. There are three National Parks within the area: Gawler Ranges National Park, the Lake Gairdner National Park and Lake Gilles Conservation Reserve.
Legal Reference: Tribunal file no.: SC97/7; Federal Court no.: SAD6020/1998
Gawler Ranges People
McNamara on behalf of the Gawler Ranges People v State of South Australia
Subject Matter: Access | Cultural Heritage | Environmental Heritage | Land Management | Native Title | Pastoral Activities | Recognition of Native Title or Traditional Ownership
URL: http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/cth/FCA/2011/1471.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=McNamara
Between: Elliott Lancelot McNamara, Kenneth Harry Smith, Howard Richards, Andrew Dingaman on behalf of the Gawler Ranges People
(APPLICANTS) and
The State of South Australia and Others(RESPONDENTS)
Where made: Paney
Native title exists in the parts of the determination area. It consists of non-exclusive native title rights.
Native title was granted to Gawler Ranges people who are descedents of Gawler Ranges ancestors or are recognised by other native title holders as a Gawler Person.
The determined native title rights and interests over the determination area include:
- the right to access;
- the right to live, to camp and erect shelters;
- the right to hunt;
- the right to gather and use the natural resources such as food, medicinal plants, wild tobacco, timber, resin, ochre and feathers;
- the right to share and exchange resources of the area;
- the right to use the natural water resources;
- the right to cook and light fires for domestic purposes;
- the right to engage and participate in cultural activities;
- the right to conduct ceremonies and hold meetings;
- the right to teach the physical and spiritual attributes of locations and sites within the Determination Area;
- the right to visit, maintain and protect sites and places of cultural and religious significance; and
- the right to be accompanied on to the determination area by those people who are spouses of native title holders or people required by traditional law and custom for the performance of ceremonies or cultural activities or people who have rights in relation to the Determination Area according to the traditional laws and customs acknowledged by the Gawler Ranges People.
- various pastoral leases;
- the rights of the State of South Australia;
- The rights and interests of South Australia and to the public to access Gawler Ranges National Park, Lake Gairdner National Park and Lake Gilles National Park pursuant to and under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 (SA);
- the rights and interests of persons to whom valid or validated rights and interests have been granted or recognised by the State of South Australia or by the Commonwealth of Australia pursuant to statute or otherwise in the exercise of executive power;
- the rights to access land by an employee or agent of the State, Commonwealth or other statutory authority as required in the performance of his or her statutory or common law duties;
- the rights and interests of all parties in relation to the following indigenous land use agreements (ILUAs): Moonaree Pastoral ILUA, Coondambo Pastoral ILUA, Kokatha Pastoral ILUA, Siam North Pastoral ILUA, Hiltaba Pastoral ILUA, Wilgena Pastoral ILUA (AJ & PA McBride Pty Ltd), Lockes Claypan Pastoral ILUA, Yardea Pastoral ILUA, Thurlga Pastoral ILUA, Yeltana Pastoral ILUA, Part Hiltaba Pastoral ILUA, Siam Pastoral ILUA, Yarna Pastoral ILUA, Koweridda Pastoral ILUA and Lake Everard Pastoral ILUA;
- the rights and interests of Telstra Corporation Limited as the as the owner or operator of telecommunications facilities within the Determination Area, rights and interests created pursuant to statute or created under any lease or agreement relating to its telecommunications facilities in the Determination Area;
- the Commonwealth rights and interests in the Woomera Prohibited Area;
- the rights, interests and entitlements of ETSA Utilities to exercise its entitlements and discharge its obligations as the owner and/or operator of electricity infrastructure and telecommunications facilities and infrastructure within the Determination Area; and
- the rights and interests created by Crown Lease Miscellaneous No. 20983 for tourism purposes Volume 1640 Folio 67.
In the case of conflict, the exercise of non-native title rights and interests will prevail over the non-exclusive native title however the native title rights will continue to exist in their entirety.
The native title is held by the Gawler Ranges (Aboriginal Corporation). The Gawler Ranges (Aboriginal Corporation) is to perform the functions under s 57(3) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) as the the prescribed body corporate, after becoming a registered native title body corporate. The native title is not held on trust.
The Gawler Ranges Claim Group first lodged an application with the National Native Title Tribunal in 1997 for the recognition of native title in relation to lands and waters in the Gawler Ranges area of South Australia.
The Gawler Ranges People and the State of South Australia and the other respondents reached an agreement as to the terms of a determination of native title to be made in relation to the land and waters covered by the native title application. They then filed the agreement in the Federal Court seeking the making of Consent Orders for a determination of native title pursuant to s 87(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth).
The consent determination built upon a number of agreements in relation to mineral exploration and pastoral interests which resulted in sixteen indigenous land use agreements (ILUAs) being registered between 2009 and 2010. The Gawler Ranges claim group also signed an additional ILUA with the South Australian Government to settle all compensation issues arising from the native title claim and signed a further three ILUAs with the South Australian Government in relation to the co-management of the Gawler Ranges National Park and Lake Gairdner National Park within the determination area (South Australian Native Title Services, 2011; National Native Title Tribunal, Native title claim resolved in upper Eyre Peninsula, 2011).
Native title lawyer Andrew Beckworth stated that the Aboriginal people from the Gawler Ranges have had strong links to the determination area for thousands of years. The determination will also allow for Gawler Ranges people to actively engage in the management of their country with 'three Aboriginal rangers in the Gawler Ranges National Park.. only [improving] the way these parks are managed,' (ABC Online, 2011).
South Australia's acting Attorney-General John Hill stated that the native title claim recognised the Gawler Ranges people had an ancient and ongoing connection to the area (Koori Mail, 2012).
Details of the Judgement
The parties to the determination reached an agreement as to the terms of a determination of native title to be made in relation to the Determination Area. The Federal Court was satisfied that it had the power to grant the consent determination and granted native title rights and interests to the Gawler Ranges People over 3.5 million hectares of land and waters in the Gawler Ranges region.
Gawler Ranges - Moonaree Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Gawler Ranges - Kokatha Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Gawler Ranges - Coondambo Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Siam North Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Siam Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Yarna Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Hiltaba Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Part Hiltaba Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Wilgena Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) (AJ & PA McBride Pty Ltd)
Yeltana Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Lockes Claypan Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Lake Everard Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Yardea Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Thurlga Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Koweridda Pastoral Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Lake Gairdner National Park Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Lake Gilles Conservation Park Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Gawler Ranges National Park Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Gawler Ranges Native Title Claim Settlement Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Middleback Ranges South Australia Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Cultana Expansion Area Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA)
Gawler Ranges Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC
The Gawler Ranges People - Native Title Claimant
McNamara & others on behalf of the Gawler Ranges People - Native Title Applicant
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