The Wake Forest School of Business recognizes the importance of learning from other experienced business leaders and innovators who have first-hand knowledge of what our students will face in the business world. To help better prepare our students for real-world business issues and deliver unrivaled market relevance, we host a variety of guest speakers in our Broyhill Executive Lecture Series – "Leading Out Loud" which brings to campus top business and government leaders from our community and around the world. In addition to delivering lectures, many of these distinguished visitors join students formally and informally to discuss issues of national and international importance.
Leading out Loud is a Wake Forest University School of Business lecture series created to educate and inspire business students through exposure to industry leaders shaping today's business world. This series is made possible by the generous support of the Broyhill Family Foundation of Lenoir, NC.
For upcoming speaker events, visit our Events Calendar. Click below to link to a list of past Broyhill Series speakers, Hylton Lecture Series speakers and other distinguished speakers (with links to videos where available).
John Lynch provides clients and teammates with insight and clarity relative to the economy and financial markets, so his 2015 economic and market outlook is highly anticipated. Lynch has more than 28 years experience in the financial services industry and has been featured in Bloomberg News, Barron's Magazine, the Wall Street Journal and on CNBC.
Daan Delen, President and CEO of Reynolds American, Inc.
What does it take to begin a successful journey? Reynolds American's Daniel (Daan) Delen says it takes a single step – but, as he told the audience at the Broyhill Executive Lecture Series at the Wake Forest University School of Business – you'd better pack a lunch. Delen's keynote lecture is not only a Broyhill lecture series event, but also part of the 24th Annual Marketing Summit. Delen and his team at RAI are committed to "transforming tobacco", a theme that is prevalent at the 2014 MBA case competition. Delen spoke to competitors, judges, faculty, and students about how RAI is making this transformation a reality.
Named one of The Hollywood Reporter's "100 Most Powerful Women in Entertainment," Debra Lee's achievements in a 25-plus year career at BET Networks have earned her numerous accolades from across the cable industry, as well as recognition as one of this country's most respected business executives. Ms. Lee has been inducted into the Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame and the Washington Business Hall of Fame and she has been honored with the Distinguished Leadership Vanguard Award by the National Cable & Telecommunications Association.
Dean of Business Steve Reinemund led a fascinating conversation with Ursula Burns, to a standing room only crowd at the Wake Forest University Worrell Professional Center. In 2009, Burns was named the Chief Executive Officer of Xerox, which made her the first African-American woman CEO to head a fortune 500 company. That same year, Forbes rated her 14th most powerful woman in the world. She has been described as a transformational leader in business, as well as an articulate, proactive, and a radical thinker – quick to act on issues that deserve immediate attention. Burns has a reputation of saying exactly what is on her mind.
David Novak, Chairman and CEO of Yum! Brands, Inc.
Yum! Brands is the world's largest restaurant company with more than 38,000 KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell restaurants in over 120 countries and 1.4 million employees and franchise associates. Novak has built Yum!'s global people-first culture centered around using reward and recognition to drive results. He is noted for developing and personally training his breakthrough "Taking People With You" leadership program to thousands of mangers and franchisees around the world during his 15 years at Yum! Brands. His book based on the highly successful program, TAKING PEOPLE WITH YOU: The Only Way to Make BIG Things Happen (January 2012) with all of his proceeds are donated to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in conjunction with Yum! Brands' World Hunger Relief efforts.
After leaving active service in 2005, Donovan attended Harvard Business School, where he graduated with high distinction and was named a Baker Scholar for performing in the top 5% of this class. During his second year of the master's program, Donovan was recalled to active service, and in 2008 he deployed to Afghanistan as a Captain supporting Special Operations Command, Central. He was awarded a Defense Meritorious Service Medal for exceptional service overseas. In May of 2009, Random House published Joker One, Donovan's New York Times best-selling memoir about his combat infantry leadership experiences. His second book on character-based servant-leadership will be published by Random House in March of 2013.
Walter Robb joined Whole Foods Market in 1991 operating the Mill Valley, California store until he became president of the Northern Pacific Region in 1993 where he grew the region from two to 17 stores. He became Executive Vice-President of Operations in 2000, Chief Operating Officer in 2001 and Co-President in 2004. Now as Co-CEO, Robb oversees six regions and is on the Whole Planet Foundation Board of Directors. An avid organic advocate, Robb is on the Advisory Board for the Organic Center for Education and Promotion. He is also on the Board of Regents for the University of the Pacific and is the Board Chair for the Whole Kids Foundation.
Can Business be Caring? The tensions between business, ethics and humanity.
Dr. Daniel Vasella is chairman of Novartis AG, a global pharmaceutical company that operates in 140 countries. Vasella served as CEO and an executive member of the company for 14 years following the merger that created Novartis in 1996. He was appointed chairman in April 1999. Before the Novartis merger, Vasella was CEO of Sandoz Pharma Ltd. He graduated with an M.D. from the University of Bern and completed executive training at the Harvard Business School. Novartis AG was the "Most Admired Pharmaceutical Company" of 2011 in the yearly Fortune magazine survey, and the Financial Times named Vasella the most influential European business man of the past quarter century.
Jeffrey R. Immelt is the ninth chairman of GE and has been named one of the "World's Best CEOs" three times by Barron's. Since he began serving as CEO, GE has been named "America's Most Admired Company" by Fortune magazine and one of "The World's Most Respected Companies" in polls by Barron's and The Financial Times. In February 2011, Immelt was appointed chairman of the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness.
Almost everyone has a hands-on personal experience with the product that Wake Forest University Schools of Business alumnus Colin Gillespie (MBA '00) works so passionately to promote. He the Senior Director of Marketing at LEGO® Direct to Consumer. In his role, he serves as the driver for developing LEGO®'s global direct to consumer strategy and is responsible for building innovative consumer experiences and identifying the growth potential created by those experiences. Gillespie shared his journey with the LEGO company and around the world.
In his talk, "Personal Passion Changes the World," Dean talked about his various inventions and work including his new water purification system. Dean Kamen is an inventor, an entrepreneur, and a tireless advocate for science and technology. He invented the "Segway," "AutoSyringe," a new type of mobile dialysis system for medical applications, the first insulin pump, and an all-terrain electric wheelchair known as the iBOT.
Bob Holland currently is an active corporate director, and a Managing Partner and Advisory Board member of Essex Lake Group, LLC, a profit enhancement firm, with offices in China, India, London, Madrid and metro New York. Prior to these initiatives, he was a General Partner with the private equity firm of CSW in NYC, Chief Executive Officer and sole owner of WorkPlace Integrators (WPI), and Chief Executive Officer of Ben & Jerry's, the Vermont based ice cream maker.
Alan Reynolds is a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute and was formerly Director of Economic Research at the Hudson Institute. He served as Research Director with National Commission on Tax Reform and Economic Growth, an advisor to the National Commission on the Cost of Higher Education, and as a member of the OMB transition team in 1981. His studies have been published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Joint Economic Committee, the Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta and St. Louis and the Australian Stock Exchange. Author of Income and Wealth (Greenwood Press 2006), he has written for numerous publications since 1971 including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, National Review, The New Republic, Fortune and The Harvard Business Review. A former columnist with Forbes and Reason, his weekly column is now nationally syndicated.
Reynolds spoke about "income and wealth inequality" which is a major bone of contention between free market thinkers and those who would advocate greater government regulation of markets and industries.
Susan Ivey, Chairman, President and CEO, Reynolds American Inc.
Susan Ivey is chairman, president and chief executive officer of Reynolds American Inc., as well as president of RAI Services Company. She was formerly president and chief executive officer of Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation (B&W), a subsidiary of British American Tobacco that was the third-largest manufacturer and marketer of cigarettes in the United States prior to the merger of its U.S. operations with Reynolds Tobacco in July 2004.
Ivey is ranked No. 26 in Fortune magazine's 2009 listing of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business and is No. 58 in Forbes magazine's 2009 World's 100 Most Powerful Women. She is also ranked No. 33 in the Financial Times' 2009 Top 50 Women in World Business.
Mike Duke is the president and chief executive officer of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (Walmart). From 2005 to February, 2009, Mike served as vice chairman of the company, with responsibility for Walmart International. Since joining Walmart in 1995, Mike has led the logistics, distribution and administration divisions as well as Walmart U.S. As vice chairman, Mike was actively involved in developing and executing corporate strategy. He focused on setting higher standards of excellence for the company's resources and people–from the redesign of logistics and merchandise distribution systems, to the recruitment of talent, and development of strong teams. Prior to joining the company, Mike had 23 years of experience in retailing with Federated Department Stores and May Department Stores.
Christopher Galvin, former Chairman and CEO of Motorola, current Chairman and CEO of Harrison Street Capital,LLC.
Katherine M. Hudson, President & CEO, Brady Corp.
William R. Johnson, Chairman, President and CEO, H.J. Heinz Co.
The Hylton Lecture Series in Accountancy was established in 1980 to honor Delmar P. Hylton, who started Wake Forest's accountancy program in 1949 and helped build it into one of the top accounting programs in the nation.
Tim Ryan, Vice Chairman & Markets, Strategy and Stakeholders Leader for PwC, shared his thoughts on the future, and relevance, of the accounting profession as well as leadership in a complex and changing world.
Financial fraud was the focus of the Wake Forest University Schools of Business Hylton Lecture on Thursday, Nov. 8 at 4:00 p.m. at Brendle Recital Hall. "Trust but Verify: Understanding Fraud in Today's Economy" was presented by Tom Golden, retired PricewaterhouseCoopers Partner-In-Charge of Chicago Investigations & Forensic Science and Kelly Richmond Pope, Associate Professor of Accountancy at DePaul University.
Partners & Clients: See how it works!
Wake Forest University Schools of Business presented a unique look inside the relationships between audit firms and their corporate clients as part of the Hylton Lecture Series. "Partners & Clients: See how it works!" was on March 24, 2011 in the Annenberg Forum on the Wake Forest University campus. Dean of Business Steve Reinemund served as the moderator of a lively discussion with PricewaterhouseCoopers partners and their clients from American Express and Exxon-Mobil.
Panelists included: Joan Lordi Amble, Executive Vice President and Corporate Comptroller, American Express Company; Ward Hamm, Partner in the Banking and Capital Markets practice of PricewaterhouseCoopersLLP; Patrick T. Mulva, Vice President and Controller, Exxon Mobil Corporation; Jonathan H. Mullins, PricewaterhouseCoopers Global Audit Engagement Partner for Exxon Mobil Corporation.
Keynote speaker Michael Phalen of Boston Scientific addresses members of the case competition teams at the 5th annual Biotech Conference at the Wake Forest University School of Business. Phalen discusses issues that are driving the change in Medtech today as well as the changing commercial algorithm and venture models and its effects on leading medtech firms. The keynote presentation is followed by a panel discussion with industry experts and the introduction of the eight case teams competing in the 2014 Biotech Case Competition.
"Living a life driven by purpose is more meaningful and rewarding than meandering through life without direction," said Bob McDonald to a standing-room only crowd in Farrell Hall's Broyhill Auditorium August 21, 2013. McDonald, who recently retired as Chairman of the Board, President and CEO of Procter & Gamble, offered insights rooted in his own personal history as well as lessons learned while he traveled the globe and experienced many cultures during his work with P&G.
Management consultant and best-selling author Ken Blanchard inspired some 300 nonprofit sector leaders who heard him kicked off the Wake Forest University Annual Nonprofit Symposium. Blanchard drew on decades of experience to deliver his message that a clear, inspiring vision, the ability to work with people, and an attitude of servant-leadership were essential not only for the success of individual organizations, but also communities and the country. After his talk at the Booth Playhouse, participants went back to Wake Forest Charlotte Center and broke up into small groups to discuss the topics Blanchard raised and the issues they face as nonprofit leaders.
The Wake Forest University Charlotte Center welcomed Jonathan Reckford, CEO of Habitat for Humanity International, to launch an educational initiative to support nonprofit organizations. Reckford served as the keynote speaker for "Navigating for the Future" a free symposium for nonprofit organizations on March 28. Reckford's presentation titled, "Turning Calamity into Opportunity" emphasized how a crisis provides opportunities for innovation and rethinking "business as usual." He discussed how the tsunami in Asia and hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the United States forced Habitat for Humanity to become more nimble.


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Table of Acts Subject to Proclamation
Statutes passed before and subsequent to the Revised Statutes of Newfoundland and Labrador, 1990 to come into force by Proclamation and the effective date of Proclamations issued to date.
(1951 List of Proclamations) (RSN1952 Proclaimed Dec. 31/53) (1953-1972 List of Proclamations)
This table was prepared by the Office of the Legislative Counsel. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in the table, the Office does not warrant that it is fully accurate. Questions or omissions should be brought to the attention of that Office.
Year, No. or
Chapter &
into force
in Gazette
Revised Statutes of Newfoundland, 1970
RSN1970
Building Contractors (Licensing) Act
RSN1970 c26
Condominium Act
Motorized Snow Vehicles and All-Terrain Vehicles Act
RSN1970 c243
ss24(1)(i)&(j) & 25
Act, except ss24(1)(i)&(j) & 25
Rep. by 1973 No.83
Parliamentary Commissioner (Ombudsman) Act
Private Investigators and Security Guards Act, 1970
Public Service (Collective Bargaining) Act
(See RSN1990 cP-46)
Real Estate Trading Act
[1986 c14 s3 - new section 63 - requires new Part II, new sections 49 to 63, to be proclaimed]
Insurance Contracts (Amendment) Act, 1971
1971 No.3
February l, 1973
Fire Insurance (Amendment) Act, 1971
Survivorship (Amendment) Act, 1971
Accident and Sickness Insurance Act, 1971
July l, 1971
Stamp (Amendment) Act, 1971
1971 No.13
Judgment Debts (Instalments) (Repeal) Act, 1971
NC/NR
(See 1997 c3 s22)
Crown Lands (Amendment) Act, 1971
Rep. by 1991 c36
Mechanics' Lien (Amendment) Act, 1971
January l, 1972
Newfoundland Veterinary Medical Act, 1971
Automobile Insurance (Amendment) Act, 1971
Judicature (Amendment No.2) Act, 1971
[Section 4 to be proclaimed]
Emergency Compensation of Employees Act, 1971
Mental Health Act, 1971
[Act, with exception of paragraph 25(b), be proclaimed]
Hospitals Act, 1971
St. John's Fire Department Act, 1972
Community Councils Act, 1972
[Subsection 37(1) repealed by proclamation] [See subsection 37(2)]
Local Government Act, 1972
Stephenville Linerboard Mill (Agreement) Act, 1972
Judicature (Amendment) Act, 1972
[Subsection 3(1) to be proclaimed]
Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Act, 1972
Unsolicited Goods and Credit Cards Act, 1973
Collection Agencies Act, 1973
Automobile Dealers Act, 1973
Termination of Employment Act, 1973
Adoption of Children (Amendment) Act, 1973
Landlord and Tenant (Residential Tenancies) Act, 1973
Credit Reporting Agencies Act, 1973
Newfoundland Crop Insurance Act, 1973
Waste Material (Disposal) Act, 1973
Motorized Snow Vehicles and All-Terrain Vehicles Act, 1973
Liquor Control Act, 1973
1973 No.103
Liquor Corporation Act, 1973
Labour Relations (Amendment) Act, 1973
Conflict of Interest Act, 1973
Newfoundland Teacher (Collective Bargaining) Act, 1973
[Sections 2 and 3, paragraphs 4(a) and (c) and sections 11 and 12 to be proclaimed]
Newfoundland Public Service Commission Act, 1973
Detention of Intoxicated Persons Act, 1973
Change of Name (Amendment) Act, 1974
1974 No. 11
Bills of Sale (Amendment) Act, 1974
Conditional Sales (Amendment) Act, 1974
Newfoundland Geographical Names Board Act, 1974
Act, excluding ss27, 28, 29, 30 & 31
ss27, 28, 29, 30 & 31
Forest Land (Management and Taxation) Act, 1974
Local School Tax (Amendment) Act, 1974
Mobile Home Dealers Act, 1974
(See RSN1990 cM-17)
Provincial Court Act, 1974
Election (Amendment) Act, 1974
Solemnization of Marriage Act, 1974
Memorial University (Amendment) Act, 1974
Newfoundland and Labrador Power Corporation Act, 1974
Automobile Insurance (Amendment No.2) Act, 1974
Medical Act, 1974
Trust and Loan Companies (Licensing) Act, 1974
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Act, 1975
[May be proclaimed with retroactive effect to any date not earlier than January 1, 1975]
Embalmers and Funeral Directors Act, 1975
Legal Aid Act, 1975
Regulation of Mines (Amendment) Act, 1975
Rep. by Revision (June 1, 1992)
Welfare Institutions Licensing (Amendment) Act, 1975
Stamp Act Rep. by 1996 cR-10.1 s85(ee)
Livestock Insurance Act, 1975
Gander Development Corporation Act, 1975
Day Care and Homemaker Services Act, 1975
Mining and Mineral Rights Tax Act, 1975
[May be proclaimed in force with retroactive effect, except for subsections 11(1) & (3)]
Act, excluding ss11(1) & (3)
ss11(1) & (3)
Highway Traffic (Amendment No.2) Act, 1975
Wills (Amendment) Act
[See section 2, new section 36 regarding effective date]
1975-76 No.23 (See RSN1990 cW-10 ss37 to 41)
Youth Commission Act, 1976
1975-76 No.34
Mineral Act, 1976
Quarry Materials Act, 1976
[Comes into force when 1975-76 No.44 comes into force]
Mortgage Brokers Act, 1976
District Court Act, 1976
Sheriff's Act, 1976
(See RSN1990 cS-14)
Consumer Reporting Agencies Act
Real Estate Trading (Amendment) Act [Section 15 to be proclaimed]
(See RSN1990
cR-2 ss47&48)
Labour Relations Act, 1977
Law Society Act, 1977
Act, excluding Part IV
Metric Conversion Act, 1977
Unified Family Court Act
Remainder of the Act excluding paragraph 7(1)(n)
paragraph 7(1)(n)
Rep. with the coming into force of the RSNL1990 on
Jun. 1/92
Radiation Health and Safety Act
Public Service (Pensions) (Amendment) Act
Municipal Grants Act
Meat Inspection Act
Came into force when the RSNL1990 came into force on Jun. 1/92
Social Assistance Act, 1977
Shops Closing Act
[Comes into force on the day Part II of 1977 c52 comes into force]
Trade Practices Act
Occupational Health and Safety Act
Plant Protection Act, 1978
Registration (Vital Statistics) (Amendment) Act
Change of Name Act, 1978
Accident and Sickness Insurance (Amendment) Act, 1971
Social Workers Registration Act
1979 c4
Government-British Newfoundland Corporation Limited -N.M. Rothchild and Sons (Supplemental Agreement) (Amendment) Act, 1978
Government-British Newfoundland Exploration Limited (Authorization of Agreement) (Amendment) Act, 1957
Municipalities Act
Small Claims Act
Generic Dispensing of Prescription Drugs Act
[Paragraph 5.2(a) and section 5.3 enacted by section 3 to be proclaimed]
Environmental Assessment Act
Petroleum Corporation Act
Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation (Amendment) Act
Boiler, Pressure Vessel and Compressed Gas Act
Amusement Rides Act
Well Drilling Act
Youth Advisory Council Act
Public Officials Garnishee Act
Private Investigation and Security Services Act, 1981
Optometry Act, 1981
[Act, with the exception of section 43, to be proclaimed. Section 43 comes into force one year later.]
Act, except s43
Denturists Act
Dispensing Opticians Act
Highway Traffic (Amendment) Act (No. 2)
[Section 1, new section 199.1, to be proclaimed]
Department of Public Works and Services (Amendment) Act
Judicature (Amendment) Act
Alcohol and Drug Dependency Commission Act
Insurance Companies (Amendment) Act [Section 2, new section 66.5, to be proclaimed]
Buildings Accessibility Act, 1981
Advocate Mines Limited Expropriation Act
Dangerous Goods Transportation Act
Uniformed Services Pensions Act
Automobile Insurance (Amendment) Act
Economic Council Act
[Sections 15 to 18 to be proclaimed]
Petroleum and Natural Gas (Amendment) Act
(See RSN1990 cP-10 & 2001 c41 s48)
Public Service (Collective Bargaining) (Amendment) Act, 1973
Act, except s 2, 6 & 8
ss2, 6 & 8
Dental Act, 1983
International Child Abduction Act
[See also Hague Conference - status Convention # 28]
Pension Benefits Act
Archives Act
Degree Granting Act
(See RSN1990 cD-5)
Workers' Compensation Act, 1983
December 30, 1983 & January 20, 1984
Nursing Assistants Act
St. John's Assessment (Amendment) Act
Ferries Act Repeal Act
Judgment Interest Act
District Court (Amendment) Act
Occupational Health and Safety (Amendment) Act
Judicature Act, 1984
[Note: NR 43/86 published on March 2, 1986 was to bring 1986 c25 into force on September 2, 1986. 1986 c42 subsection 154(2) repealed 1984 c25 as of June 17, 1986 (see also 155(2)) - before the date the Act was to come into force.]
Rep. by 1986 c42 s154(2) and 155(2)
See Note
Marine Institute Act
Collections Act
Public Tender Act, 1984
Provincial Preference Act
[Comes into force on the day 1984 c36 comes into force]
Arbitration Act
[Note: 1985 c8 was to come into force on the day 1984 c25 came into force. The amendment contained in 1986 c42 Sch B Item 3(b) in effect changed the date of commencement to coincide with the commencement of 1986 c42 which was September 2, 1986 (See 155(1))]
City of Corner Brook Act, 1985
Psychologists Act
Insurance Companies (Amendment) Act
Tobacco Tax Act, 1986
District Court (Amendment) Act, 1976
Real Estate Trading (Amendment) Act
[Section 3 - new section 63 - requires new Part II, new sections 49 to 63, to be proclaimed]
Embalmers and Funeral Directors (Amendment) Act, 1975
Canada and the United Kingdom Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments Act [Convention]
(See RSN1990 cC-3)
Insurance Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act
(See RSN1990 cI-9)
Canada-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementation (Newfoundland) Act
[Act, other than section 206, to be proclaimed. Section 206 comes into force when Part VII and section 131 of Bill C-92 comes into force]
Act, except s206
Workers' Compensation, (Amendment) Act, 1983
ss1, 2, 3, 4(1), 6, 7 & 8
ss4(2) & 5
[Section 156 to be proclaimed]
International Commercial Arbitration Act
Occupational Therapists Act
Aquaculture Act
Provincial Institutes Act
Community Colleges Act
Stock Savings Tax Credit Act
Venture Capital Act
[Comes into force on the date 1988 c14 comes into force]
School Trustees Association Act
City of Mount Pearl Act
Residential Tenancies Act
Engineers and Geoscientists Act
Hearing Aid Dealers Act
Victims of Crime Services Act
Support Orders Enforcement Act
Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Orders Act
Family Law Act
Children's Law Act
International Trusts Act
(See RSN1990 cI-17)
International Sale of Goods Act
Public Utilities Act, 1989
Retails Sales Tax (Amendment) Act, 1978
Offshore Area Corporate Income Tax Act
Small Claims (Amendment) Act
Mineral (Amendment) Act
[Sections 2 and 15 to be proclaimed]
Offshore Area Development Act, 1990
Motor Carrier Act, 1990
Forestry Act
Chiropractors Act
(See RSN1990 cC-14)
Regional Service Boards Act
ss43, 44 & 45
Remainder of Act
(See RSN1990 cR-8)
[Was 1986 c29]
RSN1990 cC-3
RSN1990 cC-14
RSN1990 cD-5
RSN1990 cI-9
RSN1990 cI-17
Mineral Act
[Paragraph 4(1)(a), subsections 41(2), (3) & (4) & section 44 to be proclaimed - (See s4(5) & s44(2))]
[See 1990 c17]
RSN1990 cM-12
Mobile Home Dealers Act
[Was 1974 No.61]
Rep. by 1996 cR-10.1 s85
Petroleum and Natural Gas Act
[See 1983 c19 and 2001 c41 s48]
RSN1990 cP-10
[Was RSN1970 c321]
Rep. by 2009 cP-46.1 s30.1
[Sections 47 & 48 to be proclaimed]
RSN1990 cR-2
School Boards Association Act
[Formerly School Trustees' Association Act] [Was 1988 c28]
RSN1990 cS-11
Sheriff's Act
[Was 1975-76 No.73]
Wills Act
[See1975-76 No.23 section 2, new section 36]
RSN1990 cW-10
Public Service Pensions, 1991
Lands Act
Land Surveyors Act, 1991
Memorial University (Amendment) Act
Colleges Act, 1991
Labour Relations (Amendment) Act
[Sections 5, 6 & 7 to be proclaimed]
ss6&7
Lotteries Act
Canada-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementation (Newfoundland) (Amendment) Act
[Came into force on the day the Oil and Gas Production and Conservation Act (Canada) and other Acts in consequence of that amendment came into force]
Taxation Statutes Amendment Act
[Sections 1 to 36 to be proclaimed]
Labour Standards (Amendment) Act
[Sections 1 and 17, subsections 19(3) and 20(3), sections 21 and 22, subsections 23(1),(2)& (3) and sections 24 to 28 to be proclaimed]
Canada-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementation Newfoundland (Amendment) Act No. 2
[Came into force on the day the Canada Petroleum Resources Act (Canada) and other Acts in consequence of that amendment came into force]
Waste Material Disposal (Amendment) Act (No. 2)
Election (Amendment) Act, Jury (Amendment) Act, 1991 & Elections (Amendment) Act, 1991
ss1-5
s7(1) (s54.1 of Elections Act, 1991 Rep. by 1995 c21 s16)
Gasoline Tax (Amendment) Act (No. 3)
Rep. by 2010 c31 s19
Tobacco Tax (Amendment) Act (No. 4)
Elections Act, 1991
1992 cE-3.1
subsection 339(2)
(see 13/93)
(see 342(4))
(see 1998 c13 s10)
Health and Social Agencies Act
1992 cH-1.1
Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Act, 1992
1992 cR-17
Social Workers Association Act
1992 cS-18.1
House of Assembly (Amendment) Act
Newfoundland and Labrador Computer Services Limited Amendment Act
Leaseholds in St. John's (Amendment) Act
[Part II to be proclaimed]
Economic Diversification and Growth Enterprises Act
Electrical Power Control Act, 1994
Act, except Part IV & s29
Pharmaceutical Association Act, 1994
1994 cP-12.1
[Comes into force when 1994 c27 comes into force]
Hydro Corporation (Amendment) Act, Electrical Power Control (Amendment) Act, 1994 and other Acts (Amendment)
1995 cC-30.1
Credit Union Act
Limitations Act
1995 cL-16.1
Provincial Offences Act
Schools (Amendment) Act and Education (Amendment) Act
Education Act, 1996
Memorial University Foundation Act
1996 cM-7.1
Professional Fish Harvesters Act
Public Safety Act
1996 cP-41.01
Schools Act, 1996
New Part V enacted by 1997 c8
Tax Agreement Act
[Part III to be proclaimed]
1996 cT-0.01
Rep. by 2010 cT-0.02 s8
Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act
Schools (Amendment) Act, 1996
[Section 1, new section 111.26, says that Part V (of 1996 cS-12.1) to be proclaimed]
Registered Nurses (Amendment) Act
Public Health (Amendment) Act
Family Law (Amendment) Act
Judicature (Amendment) Act and Unified Family Court (Amendment) Act
Credit Union (Amendment) Act
[Comes into force on the day 1995 cC-37.1 comes into force]
Highway Traffic (Amendment) Act
[Subsections 1(4)&(5) & sections 28 & 29 to be proclaimed]
Business Investment Corporation Act
1998 cB-13
Child Care Services Act
Child, Youth and Family Services Act
Act, except Part VIII
Part VIII
Co-operatives Act
Cruiseship Authority Act
1998 cC-44
Personal Property Security Act
1998 cP-7.1
1998 cQ-1.1
Self-managed Home Support Services Act
Waste Management Act
1998 cW-3.1
Denturists (Amendment) Act
Works, Services and Transportation (Amendment) Act
Adoption Act
1999 cA-2.1
Medical Care Insurance Act, 1999
Mining Act
1999 cM-15.1
Income Tax (Amendment) Act
(See 2000 cI-1.1 s46)
Tobacco Control (Amendment) Act
Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Act
2000 cE-11.1
Environmental Assessment Act, 2000
Prepaid Funeral Services Act
Residential Tenancies Act, 2000
2000 cR-14.1
Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000
2000 cU-8
Historic Resources (Amendment) Act
Child and Youth Advocate Act
2001 cC-12.01
Citizens' Representative Act
Class Actions Act
Farm Practices Protection Act
2001 cF-4.1
Massage Therapy Act
Municipal Elections Act
Newfoundland and Labrador Act
[Came into force on the day the Constitutional Amendment, 2001 (Newfoundland and Labrador)
(Canada) came into force]
2001 cN-3.1
Order of Newfoundland and Labrador Act
2001 cO-7.1
Petroleum Products Act
Tobacco Health Care Costs Recovery Act
2001 cT-4.2
Highway Traffic (Amendment) Act No. 2
Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act
s42.1
Remaining provisions, excluding Part IV
Income and Employment Support Act
2002 cI-0.1
Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act
2002 cI-19.2
Services Charges (Amendment) Act
[Sections 2 & 6 to be proclaimed]
Automobile Insurance (Amendment) Act, Insurance Companies (Amendment) Act and Highway Traffic (Amendment) Act
Centre for Health Information Act
2004 cC-5.1
Court Security Act
Rep. by 2010 cC-37.02 on Oct. 1/10
Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement Act
2004 cL-3.1
Lobbyist Registration Act
2004 cO-7.01
Transparency and Accountability Act
Literacy Development Council (Repeal) Act
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Q: On the justification of the result of a limit utilizing little-o. (quick question) Why is it that
$$\lim_{n \rightarrow +\infty} \left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ o \left( \frac{1}{n} \right) \right)^n = e^{\lambda}$$
I once remembered the justification for "ignoring" the $o(1/n)$ but can't recall it again.

A: I suppose you know that $(1+(\lambda /n)) ^{n} \to e^{\lambda} $ and then you want to know why we can ignore $o(1/n)$. The simplest approach in my opinion is the one I saw on MSE itself based on the following lemma

Lemma: If $a_{n} $ is a sequence of real or complex terms such that $n(a_{n} - 1)\to 0$ ie $a_{n} =1+o(1/n)$ then $a_{n} ^{n} \to 1$.

Take $$a_{n} =\dfrac{1+\dfrac {\lambda} {n} +o(1/n)}{1+\dfrac{\lambda} {n}} $$ and you are done.

A: The idea is that $o\!\left(\frac{1}{n}\right)$ is "just small enough enough" to counteract the power $n$.
Let's do the standard thing here, and write it with the exponential form:
$$
\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ o\!\left( \frac{1}{n} \right) \right)^n
= \exp \left( n\ln\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ o\!\left( \frac{1}{n} \right) \right)\right)
$$
Using the usual Taylor expansions of $\ln(1+u)=u+o(u)$ around $0$, we get
$$
\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ o\!\left( \frac{1}{n} \right) \right)^n
= \exp \left( n\left( \frac{\lambda}{n}+ o\!\left( \frac{1}{n} \right) \right)\right)
= \exp \left( \lambda + o\!\left( 1 \right) \right)
= e^{\lambda}e^{o(1)}
$$
and since $e^{o(1)}\xrightarrow[n\to\infty]{}e^0 = 1$, we get the result.

A: Use the definition:
$$f(n)\in o(g(n))\iff\forall \epsilon>0,\exists N\in\Bbb N: |f(n)|<\epsilon\cdot |g(n)|,\quad \forall n\ge N$$
Hence for each $\epsilon >0$ exists $N\in\Bbb N$ such that
$$\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ f(n) \right)^n\le\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ |f(n)| \right)^n<\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda+\epsilon}{n} \right)^n,\quad\forall n\ge N\tag{1}$$
and because for $\epsilon\in(0,1)$ we have that $-1<-\epsilon/n<-|f(n)|\le 0$ then
$$\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda-\epsilon}{n} \right)^n<\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}- |f(n)| \right)^n\le \left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ f(n) \right)^n,\quad\forall n\ge N,\epsilon\in(0,1)\tag{2}$$
Then putting together $(1)$ and $(2)$ and taking the limit when $n\to\infty$ for any fixed $\epsilon\in(0,1)$ we have that
$$e^{\lambda-\epsilon}\le\lim_{n\to\infty}\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ f(n) \right)^n\le e^{\lambda+\epsilon}$$
Because the above holds for every $\epsilon\in(0,1)$ we can take limits again for $\epsilon\to 0^+$ to see that
$$e^\lambda=\lim_{\epsilon\to 0^+}e^{\lambda-\epsilon}\le\lim_{n\to\infty}\left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+f(n) \right)^n\le \lim_{\epsilon\to 0^+}e^{\lambda+\epsilon}=e^\lambda$$
Then we finally can conclude that
$$\lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} \left( 1 + \frac{\lambda}{n}+ o \left( \frac{1}{n} \right) \right)^n = e^{\lambda}$$

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Tag: Purdue University
Raise Taxes — Lose Revenue
The current taxes on a pack of cigarettes in Chicago include $2 from Cook County, 98 cents from Illinois and 68 cents from the city. If Quinn signs the latest increase, the taxes in Chicago will be $4.66 per pack, compared with 99 cents in East Chicago.
On Monday, a pack of Marlboros at a 7-Eleven on North Wells Street in downtown Chicago ran $9.69, before the state tax increase. At a 7-Eleven on Hohman Avenue in Hammond, the same smokes went for $6.20. …
"The cigarette tax increase passed the Senate last week. Quinn has said the hike is necessary to generate about $350 million for the Medicaid program. …
In 2006, the Cook County tax doubled to $2 per pack. …
But even as taxes on cigarettes climbed, the revenue in Cook County dropped. In 2006, the county garnered more than $200 million in cigarette taxes. That number plummeted to $131 million in 2010, according to annual reports.
Let's stop here for a second and think about that. In 2006 the Cook County Government DOUBLED the cigarette tax in order to RAISE REVENUE. What was the result? Revenue fell by a third!!
Legislators and experts agree some drop-off can be expected as tax increases price people out of the market or alter smoker behavior. The percentage of U.S. adults who smoke declined from nearly 21 percent to 19.3 percent between 2005 and 2010, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. …
So during roughly the same period smokers (albeit nationally) kicked the habit to the tune of 8%. But Cook County revenue off by 34.5%.
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart has said he thought most of the revenue dip was due to fraud.
Dart and County Board President Toni Preckwinkle joined forces in September to add more staff to the county's Revenue Department to investigate fraud claims. Within three weeks, investigators seized more than $353,000 in unstamped cigarettes and imposed more than $400,000 in fines, Dart said. …
Well Mr. Dart, if your own statement is true then you completely suck at your job. Your missing $69 million and you find $400,000. You've located 0.58% of the missing money. Less that one percent.
So what's really happening here? We know that the double the tax, yet revenues off by a third, only 8% quit, and Tom Dart can't find the missing money. So where's the money?
Larry DeBoer, professor of agricultural economics at Purdue University, noted that Indiana benefits as taxes spike in neighboring states."There's no doubt that commerce goes back and forth across the borders," DeBoer said. "If Illinois increases its tax by $1, we'll realize about $10 million more in cigarette tax revenue."
via Chicago Tribune.
Aaaah. There's the money!
In Illinois we're governed by complete morons. The Laffer Curve is a real thing. People will change their behavior to engage in tax avoidance. In this case is primarily involves not buying cigarettes in the City and County but in the collar counties and in Indiana.
More to the point, wouldn't you think that when you double the tax and see revenue falling and falling and falling that someone would have stood-up and said, "Maybe we should roll-back that tax before we lose any more money?" But not in this county.
Stupid Quinn and his ilk are going to keep raising taxes until there's no one left to tax.
Author Jim BoscoPosted on June 5, 2012 Categories Business, Finance, PoliticsTags Cigarettes, Indiana, Laffer Curve, Larry DeBoer, Pat Quinn, Purdue University, Taxes, Tom Dart4 Comments on Raise Taxes — Lose Revenue


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Council apologise after lines issue at Foresters Park
EAST Lothian Council has apologised for leaving the lines on Tranent Juniors Football Club's pitch at Foresters Park in a poor state.
The state of the lines was highlighted on Twitter, where they were described as "an absolute mess" and had been "made 10 times worse by trying to fix them, absolute disgrace ruined months of work".
A club spokesperson said: "It is human error on the council's part. It is not ideal, but it was just human error.
"The situation has now been rectified. We don't feel it is right to comment further at this time."
A council spokesperson said: "We recognise and understand dissatisfaction on this matter. We are taking action to address the issue to ensure that the required standards are met."


Fertility treatment: Will I Have to Pay?
You feel ready to have a baby? Before you start your conception journey, you need to be prepared financially. Because between the costs of fertility drugs, assisted reproductive techniques such as artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization, potential fees related to donated sperm and maybe eggs, you might end up paying a lot if you are not eligible for NHS treatments. To get a clearer understanding, here are a few practical things you need to know before having a baby via fertility treatments.
Where Can I Buy Sperm to Get Pregnant?
The first thing to do is to ascertain whether you are eligible for NHS treatments or if you will have to finance the treatments yourself. Eligibility varies according to where you live and your age, amongst other criteria. Whether your treatment will be funded or not might just be a question of postcodes. It's a bit like a lottery!
-	You have an identifiable cause of fertility.
-	Your ovaries respond to fertility drugs.
-	If you live in Northern Ireland, you will be offered one cycle of fresh or frozen embryo IVF.
You're eligible for treatment but you are on the waiting list? Unfortunately, waiting times can be very long in certain areas. Many fertility clinics have an "eighteen-week policy", meaning that you should be able to start your treatment within eighteen weeks of your GP's referral.
If you are not sure whether you're eligible or not, your GP can help you. It is also your medical practitioner who will give you the referral you need to access NHS treatment.
You found out that you are not eligible for NHS treatment? Or perhaps you're on the waiting list but you don't want to wait for months? The other option is to undergo treatment in a private fertility clinic.
Prices vary from clinic to clinic, as do eligibility criteria. Most clinics offer packages with one total price. These can include consultation fees, scans, tests or counselling, but what's included or not depends solely on the clinic you'll be treated in. Fertility drugs are often an extra cost to consider. The total price may increase depending on the evolution of your treatment, if you need another artificial insemination cycle or go for IVF instead, for instance.
Although you can't know how your body will respond to the treatment, avoid unpleasant surprises and always ask for the full price of each cycle beforehand. To help you manage your budget, take into consideration additional costs such as fertility drugs and egg storage, as well as transportation, time off work and childcare, if required.
If you're undergoing artificial insemination (intrauterine insemination) and your treatment is not funded by the NHS, you'll usually have to pay between £800 to £1,300 for each cycle.
For IVF, the cost may rise to more than £5,000 per cycle, depending on the clinic.Concerning fertility drugs, those eligible for NHS treatment must still pay prescription charges, except for those exempt from paying. The cost of fertility drugs will depend on your treatment.
How can I reduce the cost of IVF or ICSI?
There are solutions which allow you to pay a bit less. As waiting lists for egg donation in the UK are way too long, some clinics offer IVF at reduced cost if you agree to donate some of your eggs for other patients' use. This process is called egg sharing.


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Peru is undergoing its third cycle of the Universal Periodic Review while it suffers one of the gravest political crises since its return to democracy. ISHR and the National Coordinator for Human Rights exhort the Peruvian government to implement the necessary recommendations to protect human rights defenders.
Today saw the presentation of the report on the results of the third Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Peru - where the progress and setbacks in human rights since the last cycle were evaluated, and the government had the opportunity to present its reaction to the recommendations made by other States.
In a statement, ISHR and the National Coordinator for Human Rights (CNDDHH) highlighted what the recommendations from several States also emphasised: the position of human rights defenders is becoming increasingly precarious and the wounds of the past remain have yet to heal.
As Jorge Bracamonte of CNDDHH explains, the situation has been aggravated due to the pardon issued to the ex-President of Peru Alberto Fujimori, perpetrator of atrocious human rights violations during his regime.
'We worry that the current crisis and weakening of democracy in Peru is driving us towards a greater vulnerability of human rights defenders,' Bracamonte says.
Citing the case of Napoleón Tarrillo, a defender from the communal Reserve of Chaparrí who was tortured to death on 30 December last year, the statement declares that these situations are increasingly frequent among defenders of land, forests, the environment, unions, and indigenous communities, among others.
Helen Nolan from ISHR explains that these acts are further shielded by the State's lack of action, a situation also observed by other States.
'The Peruvian State still has not instituted a policy for the recognition and protection of human rights defenders, breaking commitments made to mechanisms such as the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights,' Nolan explains.
Paradoxically, explains Bracamonte, there is an intensified use of a punitive mechanism against human rights defenders.
'The criminalisation of social protest means that the work of human rights defenders can be penalised with sentences of up to 25 or 30 years of imprisonment,' he adds.
Finally, ISHR and CNDDHH express the pressing need to guarantee justice and reparation for the victims of the Barrios Altos and La Cantuta cases as well as the hundreds of families who were victims of the Grupo Colina, a criminal organism created by the Fujimori dictatorship.
End the political use of institutions and mechanisms, which, as in the case of the pardon, affects the rule of law, the separation of powers, and the legitimacy of democracy.
Facilitate processes and remedies that guarantee, within reasonable time limits and decent conditions, access to justice, to reparations and the closing of the cycle of pain experienced by the victims of the armed conflict.
Develop, adopt and implement a public policy for the protection of human rights defenders, as well as concrete and immediate measures to reduce the risk they face due to the work they undertake.
Revise, amend or repeal policies and regulations that restrict and criminalise the work of human rights defenders.
The full intervention can be found here.


Materials: Baking sheet with baking soda, vinegar with food coloring in cups, and droppers!
It has been a pretty busy week around here, and we haven't much free time for crafts. Today after my lunch meeting and errands, Lorelai and I came home and did a fun science experiment with baking soda and vinegar. While we were in Maryland a couple of months ago, Lorelai made a volcano with baking soda and vinegar and was thrilled to pieces with it. Today we went a different route.
This activity is super simple – get a baking sheet (with sides), pour some baking soda onto it, mix vinegar with food color. Then, using droppers, drop the colored vinegar onto the baking soda. It bubbles up and changes the color of the baking soda – so cool!
That baking soda and vinegar together will create a reaction – the baking soda will bubble and foam up.
The more vinegar you drop, the bigger the bubble/foamy area.
She learned how to use a dropper!
Overall, she really enjoyed doing this activity. In fact, she said, "You make the funnest activities, Mommy!" Glad to know I'm appreciated, haha!
THANK YOU so much for this! It's too hot to do our planned activity for tomorrow (nature walk) and this would make a lovely indoor alternative! 🙂 Love your site!


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Q: I want to display the list of attachments from a single textview using a list. But I'm able to display only one object I'm making an app where I want to display I want to display all the attachments. But can view only one attachment. Below is the function along with the XML :
//this is the function that displays attachments:
public void showAttachments(List<Attachment> attachments) {
    mAttachmentsLayout.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
    for (Attachment attachment : attachments) {
        View view = getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.attachment_item_layout,   mAttachmentsLayout, true);
        view.setTag(attachment);

        //inflating the layout xml file
        TextView attachmentTitle = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.attachment_title);
        String title = attachment.getFileName();
        //getFileName() returns the name of the attachment

        if (TextUtils.isEmpty(title)) {
            title = attachment.getFileName();
        }

        //assigning title to textview:
        attachmentTitle.setText(title);

        //want to display all attachments
        //not just one

        view.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                mBasePermissionPresenter.onClickAttachment((Attachment)v.getTag());
            }
        });
    }
}

Attachments container size increases but only one attachment name is shown
This is the corresponding XML file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinearLayout
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="match_parent"
            android:background="@color/attachmentHeading"
            android:padding='@dimen/posting_details_attachment_item_padding'
            android:orientation="vertical">

    <TextView
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:textColor="@color/black"
                android:id="@+id/attachment_title"/>
</LinearLayout>

I know the solution is really easy but please help out. Thanks.

A: You are able to only single attachment because you are inflating the same view every time in this fragment of code:
View view = getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.attachment_item_layout,   mAttachmentsLayout, true);

You can get your desired result in two ways:

*

*Create different layout.xml for every Image (This will be a lot of work)

*or you can add image at run time

I would go with the second option. Do not set your image in the xml file instead add the image at runtime. The code goes as follows:
ImageView imView=(ImageView)view.findViewById(Your_Image_View_ID_here);
imView.setImageResource(Your_Resource_File_ID_Here);

And change the Resource_Id as the loop increments.
Have fun :)


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Amy Coney Barrett is well educated. She completed Higher education and graduated. Barrett's school name is St. Mary's Dominican High School in 1990, and her college name is Notre Dame Law School in 1997, Rhodes College in 1994.
Full Name Amy Vivian Coney Barrett
Nick Name Amy Coney Barrett
Boyfriend Jesse M. Barrett
Birth Place New Orleans, Louisiana, the United States of America
Siblings Brother- Michael Coney Jr.
Parents Father- Mr. Michael Coney Sr.
Mother- Mrs. Linda Coney
Amy Coney Barrett Family
Barrett was born and grew up with her parents in New Orleans, Louisiana, the United States of America. Based on the internet, Her father's name is Mr. Michael Coney Sr. and her mother's name is Mrs. Linda Coney. Barrett has a brother named Michael Coney Jr.
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Ans. Amy Coney Barrett is a well-known American lawyer and jurist.
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Ans. Amy Coney Barrett was 33 years old.
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Ans. Barrett was born and grew up with her parents in New Orleans, Louisiana, the United States of America.
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Q: library_private_types_in_public_api and StatefulWidget After upgrade the linter to the new version (flutter_lints: 2.0.1) in my pubspec
the linter enables this rule:
library_private_types_in_public_api by default. I don't understand why. In my App project there are a lot of widget classes extended by StatefulWidget. The state class is always private. Example projects do it the same way. Can someone explain why this rule make sense?
Btw.: I know i can disable this rule.

A: I encountered the same issue, it seems that now when you generate a StatefulWidget instead of returning say _ExampleState in the createState method it now returns State<Example> which avoids returning a private type. I ended up updating all of my widgets to this approach.
so
class Example extends StatefulWidget {
  const Example({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  _ExampleState createState() => _ExampleState();
}

class _ExampleState extends State<Example> {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Container();
  }
}

can be rewritten as
class Example extends StatefulWidget {
  // you can also now use a super initializer for key
  // if you are using dart 2.17
  const Example({super.key});

  // now returning State<Example>
  @override
  State<Example> createState() => _ExampleState();
}

class _ExampleState extends State<Example> {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Container();
  }
}


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"Billions spent on erecting statues, skyscrapers - country's pride"
The headlines in snack stained Newspaper cried.....!!!!
:'( I can feel the hunger, thousands out there. Add new year celebrations, crackers, Throwing lavish parties for everything, When someone next to us die due to hunger! what life we live searching for comforts?
Questions there in my mind too. Hopefully working to make some difference. Your words inspires and helped a lot to keep my faith alive that there are people to care about them still.
heart-touching post. :-) today our country is known as place of poor and hunger people among foreigners, god knows when will we come out of this and get back our old glory as 'the land of golden birds'.


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Q: Why won't the useEffect hook run and fetch data? I am creating this simple news app with dotnet webapi and react. I want to fetch the news from my backend. The API is working fine, I have tested it, but somehow my useEffect won't run and I can't fetch the data. What am I doing wrong and what is the proper way of doing this? Any help will be appreciated!
Here's my app.js where the fetching should be working.
import './App.css';
import axios from 'axios';
import ArticleList from './/components/ArticleList.jsx';

function App() {
  const [articles, setArticles] = useState(null)

  useEffect(() => {
    console.log('If it works, this should be shown!')
    axios.get('https://localhost:7112/News').then(response => {
      setArticles(response.data)
      console.log(articles)
    });
  },[]);

  return (
    <div className="App">
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    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

import ArticleListItem from './ArticleListItem.jsx'

export default function ArticleList(articles) {

    return (
        <>
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        ))}
        </>
    )
}

There's the component which throws error: articles.map is not a function.

A: The error does not come from useEffect neither tha App component . But ArticleList it self when you pass articles as a props to ArticleList component  and before mapping it you have to check if you have articles first :
You can do something like this :
{props.articles && props.articles.map(...)

A: You need to check articles to render Loading or ArticleList
{articles && <ArticleList articles={articles}/>}

or you set initial value for articles state:
const [articles, setArticles] = useState([])

A: In my case, I was using webstorm and for some reason it was not printing the useEffect console logs in my webstorm terminal, when I checked the logs in the browser console everything was getting printed in the logs


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Mercosur expected to announce dropping of roaming charges in Santa Fe
Brazilian state of Paraná passes antifracking law
Falkland Islands: Brazil flight indicative fares "extremely competitive"
Brazilian company buys Shell downstream assets in Argentina
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Raízen besides 645 gas stations is also acquiring a refinery in Buenos Aires, LPG and aviation fuel terminals and a lubricant plant, among others
Brazil's Raizen Combustiveis SA agreed to buy downstream assets in Argentina from Royal Dutch Shell for US$ 950 million, according to a securities filing on Tuesday. Raízen Combustiveis, a joint venture between Brazil´s Cosan SA Indústria e Comércio and Shell, will have a 20% market share in fuel distribution in Argentina.
Raízen besides 645 gas stations is also acquiring a refinery in Buenos Aires, LPG and aviation fuel terminals and a lubricant plant, among others, which have an annual net revenue of US $3.3 billion.
The deal in Argentina is similar to the model Shell operates in downstream assets in Brazil. The network of 6,200 gas stations that uses the Shell brand is owned by its joint venture with Cosan.
During the sale process, Raízen´s bid topped rival offers by Argentine oil company YPF SA, Chile's Quinenco SA and China National Petroleum Corp's Petrochina Co.
The businesses acquired by Raízen will continue their relationships with Shell through various commercial agreements, representing an estimated value of US$ 300 million, Shell said.
The Anglo-Dutch company said it will keep its upstream interests in the Vaca Muerta shale formation, which was not included in the Raízen deal, as it "sees substantial long-term growth potential in Argentina's shale resources."
The sale is part of Shell's strategy to simplify its portfolio through a US$ 30 billion divestment program by 2018, and follows a strategic review of the downstream business in Argentina that began in August 2016.
Categories: Energy & Oil, Argentina, Brazil.
Tags: Argentina, Brazil, Brazil oil, Brazil's Raizen Combustiveis SA, downstream assets, oil, Royal Dutch Shell, Shell.
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As regular readers of the JEPS bulletin will know, EFPSA is a staunch supporter of the open access movement. The JEPS Bulletin has led the way in the organisation's support of this most important issue for modern science and has provided regular informative digests of the latest developments for the open access movement and what these mean for the psychology students of Europe (and beyond!).
As someone who was introduced this issue through following updates of the bulletin, I was honoured to get the chance to be involved in EFPSA's first steps into greater involvement in the open access movement. In July, Ivan Flis, the Editor-in-Chief of JEPS, and I travelled to Budapest to take part in the first annual Right to Research Coalition General Assembly. Before going into how this will impact the future of EFPSA, let's recap on some R2RC history!
The Right to Research Coalition (R2RC) was established in 2009 by a group of students who wished to promote an open scholarly publishing system which would ensure access to scientific research for all students regardless of their economic situation or that of their institution. Working on the basis of a strong statement declaring that "Learning and inquiry are impeded when scholars lack access to fellow researchers' work, and when students lack access to the work of scholars before them" and that open access represents a viable alternative to the current scholarly publishing system, the coalition educates students about the benefits of open access and advocates for policies that strengthen the open access movement at local, national and international levels.
Each member of the coalition commits to this mission statement and the coalition now represents over 7 million students through its many local, national and international student organisation members from around the globe. EFPSA has been a member of the R2RC since 2011 and we were privileged to host the director of the coalition Nick Shockey at our most recent congress in Denmark last April. There Nick hosted a fantastic OA workshop which you can hear more about in our interview with him. The idea of Open Access was new to many at the congress and stirred up much enthusiasm. Thanks to our cooperation with the R2RC we can turn this enthusiasm into action and begin to advocate at national and European levels for students' right to access scientific research.
The meeting began with a welcome session where representatives introduced themselves and their organisations. The organisations present included the International Federation of Medical Students Associations (IFMSA), the European Medical Students Association (EMSA), IFMSA-NL, the University of Colorado Student Government, the University of Nebraska, Medsin-UK, the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC), SPARC Europe, Lebanese Medical Students' International Committee (LeMSIC), National Association of Graduate-Professional Students (NAGPS), the American Medical Students Association (AMSA) and the Student PIRGs.
We discussed the aims of each organization and what each had done in terms of open access advocacy to date. It was clear that much more work had been done by the American organisations. However, MEDSIN-UK has had great success in convincing the British Medical Association to endorse open access. It was clear the American representatives have an in depth experience and knowledge of the federal political system in the USA. This is something which is difficult for European organisations to relate to due to the relative lack of direct contact and interest in the EU for the average European student compared to the importance of the US federal government to American students. It's clear that more effort is needed for European student organisations such as ours to learn how to make an impact on a Europe-wide political level.
In the following meetings we learned about the current state of Open Access in the USA and Europe and also how current members of the coalition have campaigned for open access. For example, the NAGPS president Matt Cooper, described action days of lobbying, advocacy training opportunities, office visits to politicians and faculty members and letter writing campaigns.
Further meetings focused on the structure of the coalition. With the growth of the coalition, it is possible now to have two coordinating committees, one for North America and one for Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Two representatives from each member organisation will sit on the coordinating committee for their relevant region. The first representatives for EFPSA will be Chris Noone and Ivan Flis, who will be the chair of the committee for Europe, Africa and the Middle-East. In the first meeting of this group we discussed how we could learn about the workings of the EU together, how we could share information on funding opportunities and partnerships, how we could encourage partnerships on a local level, how we could create a database of relevant national organisations (in order to grow the coalition) and the need for an advocacy toolkit to help organisations build their advocacy skills.
Finally, the entire group reconvened to discuss the promotion of open access and Open Access Week. Open Access Week is a fantastic opportunity for students to engage in promoting open access and to voice their frustration at the current state of affairs. There are many great ideas for events and activities to organise for Open Access Week on the Right to Research website and the Open Access Week website. For a list of events around Europe, stay tuned to this blog!
As a final remark I'd like to emphasise how much we learned at this meeting about the open access movement and how EFPSA can contribute to it. We look forward to bringing you news of the action EFPSA is taking to advocate for open access. I would also like to reiterate that much credit should be given to the JEPS team for highlighting open access as an issue for psychology students in Europe and for introducing EFPSA to the R2RC.
Chris Noone is a PhD student at the School of Psychology at the National University of Ireland, Galway. His research focuses on the effects of mood on higher-order cognition. He is the Member Representative Coordinator on the Board of Management of EFPSA.


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Out of graduates from all degree levels in the field of surveying, 80.9 per cent were male and 19.1 per cent were female.
Out of bachelor graduates (all) in the field of surveying, 87.6 per cent were male and 12.4 per cent were female.
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Out of masters research/PhD graduates in the field of surveying, 44.4 per cent were male and 55.6 per cent were female.


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Catwalk: From Glada Hudik to New York
Emma wants to become a fashion model and ask Pär Johansson and the Glada Hudik-theatre for help. An unattainable dream for most, especially if you have a disability. Together with a group of unusual models they begin a bewildering journey.
Director: Johan Skog
Actors: Alexander Rådlund, Annika Granlund Jonsson, Emma Örtlund, Frida Jonsvens, Ida Johansson, Kitty Jonsson, Nicklas Hillberg, Pär Johansson, Susanna Limell
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Riot on the Dance Floor
Through an oral history format of in-depth interviews and archival footage, RIOT ON THE DANCE FLOOR bring to life the gritty story of City Gardens, one of New Jersey's most…
Dennis Miller: Fake News – Real Jokes
The conservative comedian weighs in on the issues of the day.
Three Days In Auschwitz
The director's mother, Mirka Mora, avoided Auschwitz by one day. On his father's side many perished in the Holocaust. These facts triggered three visits to Auschwitz by Mora from 2010…
Dressed as a Girl
The story of East London's exciting drag scene with touching personal stories at its' heart. Individuals questioning their friendships, family and personal ambitions whilst dressing up to shock the world.
EMI: The Inside Story
One record company has been a constant presence in popular music throughout our lives. EMI brought The Beatles to the world and in every decade since has been instrumental in…
Genre: Documentary, Short
Russell Brand: Messiah Complex
Recorded live at Hammersmith Apollo, Russell questions the values of heroes and leaders. 'Messiah Complex' is a disorder where sufferers think they might be the messiah. Did Jesus have it?…
Lost Temple of the Inca
In the mountains of Peru, an environmental scientist discovers ancient artifacts submerged beneath the headwaters of the Amazon; his findings could save this sacred landscape from mining devastation.
George Harrison: Living in the Material World
Director Martin Scorsese profiles former Beatle George Harrison in this reverent portrait that mixes interviews and archival footage, featuring commentary from the likes of Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr…
Set against the backdrop of a high school football season, Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin's documentary UNDEFEATED is an intimate chronicle of three underprivileged student-athletes from inner-city Memphis and the…
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The Science of Interstellar
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we shall Live, freed and bound by our Love.
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We are approaching 50 years of marriage and planning a renewal of our vows. I found this site while looking for possible ways to accomplish this. I like the #2 sample for our renewal. It seems to speak better about pre-existing commitment. And we are Methodists a long time.
Women take things a lot more lightly than men do. I've had a very similar experience with the exception of her leaving. Maybe she is waiting for us to trade cars?
Where are the simple wedding vow that I used many years ago? Can't find it anywhere! A sample? If I want a sample I'll go to the grocery store!


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