text:
Raising the Standard For Compliance
Faced with a blizzard of regulatory changes, finance executives have grabbed their shovels. But a new survey questions whether they can dig fast en...
Josh HyattDecember 17, 2013
The CFO Briefcase
2023 Outlook: 5 Finance Risks to Monitor This Year
2023 Outlook: 4 Realms for Digital Acceleration
2023 Outlook: 4 Charts to Watch
2023 Outlook: 4 Priorities CFOs Must Consider
If an investment in a company's compliance system is really successful, then a company will have nothing to show for it — at least in the form of fines, litigation or adverse publicity. The absence of such events suggests that the process is working as it should, routinely identifying risks associated with noncompliance and notifying management in time to intervene.
But with little to show in the way of visible value, compliance can appear less deserving of corporate resources than, say, research and development. Indeed, how to meet expanding employment-related tax and payroll compliance requirements on a limited budget is a daunting challenge for senior finance executives, according to a recent survey conducted by CFO Research, in collaboration with ADP, a provider of human capital management services.
Drive Business Strategy and Growth
Learn how NetSuite Financial Management allows you to quickly and easily model what-if scenarios and generate reports.
Learn more About Oracle NetSuite
"We have a significant risk of missing deadlines, overpaying, underpaying or overlooking errors due to fewer resources and poor IT infrastructure," said the vice president of finance at a company in the pharmaceuticals/biotech/life sciences field. He was one of 150 senior finance executives at U.S. companies with annual revenues of more than $100 million who responded to an online questionnaire. (The full report, "Managing Tax, Employment and Payroll Compliance in a Changing Environment," can be downloaded at cfo.com/research.)
The survey respondents shared their opinions on fortifying compliance efforts at a time when businesses are facing increasingly stringent reporting and disclosure requirements, greater scrutiny and reduced tolerance for even minor infractions. "Just staying abreast of changes in countries' regulations and tax changes is a challenge," said the treasurer of a media/entertainment/travel company.
Indeed, about 80 percent of survey respondents reported that the task of monitoring tax, employment and payroll-related rule changes had become more time-consuming over the past two years. Furthermore, noted the VP of finance at a manufacturing concern, "penalties and interest for even small mistakes are large." He spoke from experience: tax discrepancies "significantly impacted earnings" at his company last year. Similarly, the vice president of finance at a pharmaceuticals/biotech/life sciences company admitted that "we frequently live with the threat of an FDA shutdown due to poor documentation around FDA compliance."
Such looming peril, however, isn't translating into higher budgets for compliance. Slightly more than half of survey respondents expected that their company's budget for compliance activities would remain the same over the next year. About 40 percent anticipated that their budgets would increase, but only slightly.
As the volume of regulatory changes has increased, so has their velocity. One survey respondent, the vice president of finance at a health care firm, said that a compliance failure (inaccuracies in the firm's W-2 forms) was made that much more difficult to fix because "the short turnaround time to implement new federal tax changes was a problem — the window was far too short."
In the survey, almost half of respondents agreed that over the past two years, their business has been under pressure to respond to regulatory changes within shorter time frames. Finance executives see the benefits of being more proactive. More than 40 percent of respondents agreed that their company "would realize measurable benefits if it took a more proactive approach to compliance in the area of tax, employment and payment regulation."
While finance leaders see uncertainty almost anywhere they look — from their company's shifting business model to the finance function's evolving role — they surely see the need to, as the director of finance at a consumer packaged-goods company put it, make "an inventory of compliance requirements across all international operations so all requirements gain visibility and become easier to track."
It's an ambitious and worthy goal, and the stakes are rising. So what's stopping them from getting it done?
Fracture Stress
Judging from the survey responses, the problem is that many finance execs have trouble figuring out where to start. After all, they aren't building a compliance function from the ground up. And chances are that the existing system was constructed piecemeal, with capabilities added as needed. Rather than making a coordinated attempt to maximize efficiency, management's effort has been disjointed, stitched together without any unifying platform or centralized system.
As one CFO summed it up: "Global tax compliance is spread across a very decentralized internal team and a multitude of outside vendors." Solving one challenge at a time — rather than taking a more holistic view, and figuring out how to best achieve sustainable cost advantages — makes it difficult for executives to identify and improve existing weaknesses. In the survey, about 70 percent of respondents said that their company's compliance activity relied on multiple, separate information systems. All those disparate systems and data sources, combined with the accelerated pace of tax, employment and payroll-related regulatory changes, can result in finance executives spending more time locating and collecting information than analyzing it.
An integrated compliance function, on the other hand, can help finance executives position a company for growth, enabling them to foresee compliance-related issues when they should — before the company expands into new jurisdictions. For those who create such outcomes, an expanded role in the company may await.
compliance, Field Notes, Information technology management, Issue 2013-11 CFO
CFO's The Balance brings the most important finance reporting to your inbox.
CPE Credit
2023 CFO Outlook: Risk, Cautious Optimism, and Big Insights
During this interactive webinar, you'll hear analysis of the top strategic moves for CFOs for 2023.
Register for the webinar Read More
6 CFO Actions To Maximize Worker Productivity
Productivity and output per hour are down - and workers are also more likely to leave. However, CFOs can improve revenue per employee with these six strategic workforce action items.
Download the whitepaper Read More
Got Goals? This Metrics Framework Gets You There
Discover how CFOs use objectives and key results to empower success.
CFO Supply Chain Investments: Agility Beats Risk Management
By adopting supply chain agility practices, CFOs can flip the script on how their organizations think about risk.
Dispelling the Myths About CPM Implementations
"We don't need a CPM system since we are migrating to a single ERP" and other illusions about corporate performance management tools.
By Mike Cochran | November 15, 2021
Budgeting for Cybersecurity Requires a New Approach
It's time for CFOs to dump the traditional line-item method to setting cybersecurity spending.
By Vincent Ryan | September 7, 2021
A Small Business CFO's Practical Approach to New Technologies
CFOs can add discipline to the technology selection process and set the "tone at the top'" by demonstrating a willingness to upskill.
By Steve McNally | August 9, 2021


text:
NC State winning games in March? Get used to it
By Michael RognerMar 20, 2012, 9:44 AM EDT
When Mark Gottfried took over the North Carolina State Wolfpack, he inherited a roster with talent. C.J. Leslie is a special player, and the pieces were place around him for a solid team. They played most of the season on the bubble, and then when needed it they won four in a row before falling to North Carolina in the ACC tournament. Now they're in the Sweet-16 as an 11-seed.
Fun story, right? A first-year coach making a nice end-season run? After all, the Wolfpack hadn't been in the tournament since 2006. This year they won 9 conference games (albeit with the easiest schedule). In the previous five seasons under Sidney Lowe the most they won was 6.
But rebuilding a team that was near the bottom of a major conference takes time. Or does it?
What if C.J. Leslie returns for his junior season? Only two seniors currently get minutes for the Wolfpack – the other C.J. (Williams) and grad transfer Alex Johnson. This means their top four scorers are returning (if Leslie comes back).
And even if Leslie doesn't return, NC State has arguably the best shooter in the ACC (Scott Wood), a maturing Lorenzo Brown (3rd Team All-ACC), and Richard Howell, who would be an All-Conference player if he could stop committing so many fouls.
And then look who they have coming in next year. According to ESPN, NC State has the #7 class in the nation (#2 in the ACC behind UNC). Three players have signed letters of intent, and all three were selected to the McDonald's All American game.
Surprised that NC State is winning meaningful games in March? Well, get used to it.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


I recently noticed on Amazon that the negative reviews of Alfred Marshall's classic Principles of Economics tended to focus on the writing, charging Marshall with being an inefficient, overly wordy writer, and the book a tough read in comparison with other classic treatises like Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations, or even John Stuart Mill's The Principles of Political Economy (themselves not exactly light reads, with Mill's book like Marshall's a textbook, with all that implies for someone trying to read it straight through). I must admit that I found the book something of a slog myself—enough that I gave some thought as to why this was the case.
As it happens, the essential concepts Marshall covers—cost and utility, marginal and otherwise; elasticity and substitution; equilibrium; diminishing and increasing returns—and their application to the production, consumption and distribution of wealth and income by way of supply and demand—are in themselves simple, intuitive and apt to be familiar to anyone who would pick up Marshall today. And Marshall can write with great lucidity and conciseness, not only when recounting history (as he does with great polish in the appendices), but when dealing with more intricately theoretical questions (as in his admirable summing up of scientific method in the early part of Book I, Chapter III). Additionally the gloss and summary chapters offer ample assistance for anyone who loses the thread of the discussion along the way.
Perhaps especially given the nature of the theory (its elegant reductionism), this exhaustive working out of the implications may be less essential, less rewarding than with less compact, less tidy theories. And of course, the superabundance of mathematical content accompanying the exhaustive verbal explanation just conveys the same exact information as the verbal descriptions in a different manner. Bluntly put—if one gets the verbal descriptions, they find that working through the equations, curves and schedules doesn't really add anything to what they already knew. This is of course the norm for economics, but still, the meticulous instinctively do it, and here are bound to do it frequently and lengthily.
Accordingly, after plodding through these hundreds of very densely written pages, a reader already well-acquainted with these ideas (so much more widely diffused now than in Marshall's time) is apt to feel that they have not got much return on their effort. Knowing this does not make what may feel like an obligatory task for a student of economic theory or history any easier, but it is better to acknowledge why a book is "difficult" than just mouth about its "being hard," and if one can make allowance for all that, there is a good deal to admire here. Dated and problematic as the "Marshallian" view of economics is in many ways for readers from across the ideological spectrum (he was very much a Victorian strongly inclined to orthodoxy), Marshall, like most thinkers whose names get thrown around this way, was a rather more rigorous, nuanced thinker than his adherents, conscious of at least some of the limits of his analysis. His legacy doubtless includes some harmful misperceptions, the term he chose to use in the very title of the book—Principles of Economics (in place of the earlier term "Political Economy")—reflecting the tendency to treat economics as if it were physics, making the economic process seem"depoliticized" and above social constructs, rather than an arrangement grounded "in the contingent historical and political requirements of the prevailing social order."
Still, Marshall recognized the unavoidable imprecision of a "science of human nature" relative to classical mechanics (he compared it with the tides, not gravitation); the reality that economics derives its interest from the practical questions it addressed, and must be based on the hard facts of real life (no economic "Scholasticism" or anti-empiricism for him); the fact that people live in society, which is more than the sum of individuals, and that collective action is a thing that has to be analyzed as more than individual action writ large; that the role of time must be considered, and not simply the maximization of values but the cultivation of productive power must be taken into account in fostering national well-being; that in actual life labor is not simply another commodity, however much it may suit some to treat it that way, and that even those most narrowly committed to growth along orthodox lines cannot avoid facing the Social Question—he acknowledges all these early on, and endeavors to adhere to them subsequently. Of course, the conclusions to which these realizations lead will not satisfy those whose economic views tend in other directions, but it does show up any claim that a doctrinaire model-monger adequately lives up to Marshall's precedent, or the best in his work.


Anda dapat membeli Canon EW-83J Lens Hood dengan harga terendah senilai Rp 70.500 dari Taobao yang 45% lebih murah daripada Canon EW-83J Lens Hood yang dijual oleh Lazada dengan harga Rp 128.900, anda juga dapat membelinya dari Tokopedia dan Lazada.
Pilihan lainnya, Canon EW-83J Lens Hood juga dijual di Malaysia pada Lazada dengan harga Rp 33.772 dan Filipina pada Lazada dengan harga Rp 35.743 dan Singapura pada Lazada dengan harga Rp 52.629 dan Thailand pada Lazada dengan harga Rp 37.994 dan Vietnam pada Lazada dengan harga Rp 47.000.
Sony SPA-MK20M Mini Tripod Rp 76.500 DESKRIPSI SONY SPA-MK20M Mini Tripod HP Smartphone 360 Rotating Holder memiliki desain yang sangat mini, tripod ini dapat dimasukan saku celana Anda. Bentuknya yang kecil menjadikan Anda mudah membawanya kemana saja, selain itu tripod ini memiliki holder untuk smartphone Anda. Segera miliki ultralight tripod Sony ini. FEATURE When you want optimal image and video stability, use a tripod. Smartphone Tripod SPA-MK20M keeps your phone perfectly still while you capture the best moments. The holder can be removed and attached to another camera stand or similar accessory and the lower tripod unit can be used with a standard camera (max. weight 250 grams). You can also use Smartphone Tripod as a steady smartphone camera handle when you need to move around. Lightweight and easy to use, Smartphone Tripod comes with a carrying case for portability and protection. Squeeze and fix the smartphone in the holder part Compatible with large smart phones up to 5 inches Stabilized shooting is possible by eliminating camera shake Carrying pouch included. Convenient for going out and carrying around at travel destinations SPESIFICATIONS Genuine Sony Smartphone Tripod Stand - Black (SPA-MK20M) Ultralight Tripod Design Designed and created by Sony Material : ABS Dimensions : 57 x 171 x 55mm Weight : 80 grams Holder has a standard 1/4-20 mount Smartphone Tripod SPA-MK20M from Sony keeps your phone perfectly still while you capture the best moments Very Small to Carry Suitable for all smartphone with max widht 5 Inch PACKAGE INCLUDE 1 x Original Sony Smartphone Tripod Stand (SPA-MK20M) 1 x Holder Sony for Smartphone (max width 5 Inch) 1 x Carrying Pouch 1 x Free Bonus Fidget Spinner (ceramic bearing) Informasi pengiriman silahkan cek catatan / banner di halaman utama toko kami :) *Beli = Setuju!
Fujifilm Instax Mini 10 Film Instant Sky Blue Rp 84.000 DESKRIPSI Fujifilm Instax dengan ISO 800, film color dengan ukuran sebesar kartu kredit. Film dengan bahan glossy ini memberikan hasil luar biasa, cocok untuk arsip fotografi saat berpergian. Isi 10 lembar foto motif Sky Blue yang dapat digunakan untuk semua jenis kamera polaroid instax mini dan instax share smart printer. The Fujifilm Instax Mini Film is an ISO 800 wide picture format integral daylight color film designed for use with Fujifilm Instax series cameras. With its enhanced image quality and extreme ease of use makes it ideal for snapshots and portraits alike. It yields consistent results under both daylight and electronic flash conditions. FEATURE Instax Mini Film, print size (W x H) 54 x 86 mm, image size (W x H) 46 x 62 mm Suitable for all instax Mini cameras and share printers Vibrant colour reproduction, prolongs colour sharpness year after year 10 unique Sky Blue themed borders Sky Blue Pattern Series This is a sharp daylight-balanced ISO 800 film SPESIFICATIONS Designed for use with Fujifilm instax mini series cameras & Instax Share Smart Printer 10 sheets Per Pack Film Speed: ISO 800/30 degrees Color : Daylight type (5500K) Film Size : 86mm x 54mm Image Size : 62mm x 46mm 10 Series : Sky Blue Film Finishing : Glossy Compatible for : Instax Mini 7s, Instax Mini 8, Instax Mini 8 Plus, Instax Mini 9, Instax Mini 25 Instax Mini 50s, Instax Mini 90, Instax Share SP-1 Instax Mini 7, Instax Mini 70, Instax Mini 10, Instax Mini 30 Instax Mini 20i, Instax Mini 25i, Instax Mini 50i, Instax Mini 55i PACKAGE INCLUDE 1 x Refill Instax Mini Sky Blue Informasi pengiriman silahkan cek catatan / banner di halaman utama toko kami :) *Beli = Setuju!


Yves Candau, Jules Françoise, Sarah Fdili Alaoui, and Thecla Schiphorst, "Cultivating kinaesthetic awareness through interaction," Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Movement and Computing (MOCO '17) , London, UK, ACM, 2017, pp. 35--40. DOI: 10.1145/3077981.3078042.
Baptiste Caramiaux, Jules Françoise, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Bayesian Temporal Models for Musical Interaction," The Routledge Companion to Embodied Music Interaction , Lesaffre, Micheline and Leman, Marc and Maes, Pieter-Jan, Ed : Routledge (Taylor & Francis). 2017. URL: https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Companion-to-Embodied-Music-Interaction/Lesaffre-Maes-Leman/p/book/9781138657403.
Frédéric Bevilacqua, Norbert Schnell, Jules Françoise, Éric Boyer, Diemo Schwarz, and Baptiste Caramiaux, "Designing Action-Sound Metaphors using Motion Sensing and Descriptor-based Synthesis of Recorded Sound Materials," The Routledge Companion to Embodied Music Interaction , Lesaffre, Micheline and Leman, Marc and Maes, Pieter-Jan, Ed : Routledge (Taylor & Francis). 2017. URL: https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Companion-to-Embodied-Music-Interaction/Lesaffre-Maes-Leman/p/book/9781138657403.
Jules Françoise, Yves Candau, Sarah Fdili Alaoui, and Thecla Schiphorst, "Designing for Kinesthetic Awareness: Revealing User Experiences Through Second-Person Inquiry," Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI '17) , Denver, CO, USA, ACM, 2017, pp. 5171--5183. DOI: 10.1145/3025453.3025714.
Sarah Fdili Alaoui, Jules Françoise, Thecla Schiphorst, Karen Studd, and Frederic Bevilacqua, "Seeing, Sensing and Recognizing Laban Movement Qualities," Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI'17) , Denver, CO, USA, ACM, 2017. DOI: 10.1145/3025453.3025530.
Frederic Bevilacqua, Eric Boyer, Jules Francoise, Olivier Houix, Patrick Susini, Agnes Roby-Brami, and Sylvain Hanneton, "Sensori-motor Learning With Movement Sonification: A Perspective From Recent Interdisciplinary Studies," Frontiers in Neuroscience, vol. 10, 2016, pp. 385. DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2016.00385.
Frédéric Bevilacqua, Baptiste Caramiaux, and Jules Françoise, "Perspectives on Real-time Computation of Movement Coarticulation," Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Movement and Computing (MOCO '16) , Thessaloniki, Greece, ACM, 2016, pp. 35--40. DOI: 10.1145/2948910.2948956.
Jules Françoise, Frédéric Bevilacqua, and Thecla Schiphorst, "GaussBox: Prototyping Movement Interaction with Interactive Visualizations of Machine Learning," Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI EA '16) , San Jose, CA, ACM, 2016, pp. 3667--3670. DOI: 10.1145/2851581.2890257.
Jules Françoise, Olivier Chapuis, Sylvain Hanneton, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "SoundGuides: Adapting Continuous Auditory Feedback to Users," Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI EA '16) , San Jose, CA, ACM, 2016, pp. 2829--2836. DOI: 10.1145/2851581.2892420.
Jules Françoise, Thecla Schiphorst, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Supporting User Interaction with Machine Learning through Interactive Visualizations," CHI'16 Workshop on Human-Centred Machine Learning , San Jose, CA, 2016. URL: http://www.doc.gold.ac.uk/~mas02mg/HCML2016/HCML2016_paper_20.pdf.
Hugo Scurto, Guillaume Lemaitre, Jules Françoise, Frédéric Voisin, Frédéric Bevilacqua, and Patrick Susini, "Combining gestures and vocalizations to imitate sounds," The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, vol. 138, no. 3, sep 2015, pp. 1780--1780. DOI: 10.1121/1.4933639.
Jules Françoise, Agnès Roby-Brami, Natasha Riboud, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Movement sequence analysis using hidden Markov models," Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Movement and Computing (MOCO'15) , Vancouver, BC, Canada, ACM Press, 2015, pp. 29--36. DOI: 10.1145/2790994.2791006.
Jules Françoise, "Motion-Sound Mapping by Demonstration," PhD Dissertation, Université Pierre et Marie Curie. 2015. URL: https://www.julesfrancoise.com/phdthesis.
Jules Françoise, Norbert Schnell, Riccardo Borghesi, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "MaD," interactions, vol. 22, no. 3, 2015, pp. 14--15. DOI: 10.1145/2754894.
Max Rheiner, Norbert Schnell, Riccardo Borghesi, Frédéric Bevilacqua, Tuncay Cakmak, Holger Hager, Thomas Tobler, Fabian Troxler, Seki Inoue, Keisuke Hasegawa, Yasuaki Monnai, Yasutoshi Makino, Hiroyuki Shinoda, and Jules Françoise, "Demo hour," interactions, vol. 22, no. 2, February 2015, pp. 6--9. DOI: 10.1145/2730891.
Jules Françoise, Sarah Fdili Alaoui, Thecla Schiphorst, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Vocalizing Dance Movement for Interactive Sonification of Laban Effort Factors," Proceedings of the 2014 Conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS '14) , Vancouver, Canada, ACM, 2014, pp. 1079--1082. DOI: 10.1145/2598510.2598582.
Jules Françoise, Norbert Schnell, Riccardo Borghesi, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Probabilistic Models for Designing Motion and Sound Relationships," Proceedings of the 2014 International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME'14) , London, UK, 2014. .
Baptiste Caramiaux, Jules Françoise, Norbert Schnell, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Mapping Through Listening," Computer Music Journal, vol. 38, no. 3, 2014, pp. 34--48. DOI: 10.1162/COMJ_a_00255.
Jules Françoise, Norbert Schnell, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "MaD: Mapping by Demonstration for Continuous Sonification," ACM SIGGRAPH 2014 Emerging Technologies (SIGGRAPH '14) , Vancouver, BC, Canada, ACM, 2014, pp. 16:1----16:1. DOI: 10.1145/2614066.2614099.
Frédéric Bevilacqua, Norbert Schnell, Nicolas Rasamimanana, Julien Bloit, Emmanuel Fléty, Baptiste Caramiaux, Jules Françoise, and Eric Boyer, "De-MO : Designing Action-Sound Relationships with the MO Interfaces," CHI '13 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems , Paris, France, 2013. URL: http://dl.acm.org/authorize?6812701.
Jules Françoise, "Gesture--Sound Mapping by Demonstration in Interactive Music Systems," Proceedings of the 21st ACM international conference on Multimedia (MM'13) , Barcelona, Spain, 2013, pp. 1051----1054. DOI: 10.1145/2502081.2502214.
Jules Françoise, Ianis Lallemand, Thierry Artières, Frédéric Bevilacqua, Norbert Schnell, and Diemo Schwarz, "Perspectives pour l'apprentissage interactif du couplage geste-son," Actes des Journées d'Informatique Musicale (JIM 2013) , Paris, France, 2013. .
Jules Françoise, Norbert Schnell, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "Gesture-based control of physical modeling sound synthesis," Proceedings of the 21st ACM international conference on Multimedia (MM'13) , Barcelona, Spain, ACM Press, 2013, pp. 447--448. DOI: 10.1145/2502081.2502262.
Jules Françoise, Norbert Schnell, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "A Multimodal Probabilistic Model for Gesture--based Control of Sound Synthesis," Proceedings of the 21st ACM international conference on Multimedia (MM'13) , Barcelona, Spain, 2013, pp. 705--708. DOI: 10.1145/2502081.2502184.
Jules Françoise, Baptiste Caramiaux, and Frédéric Bevilacqua, "A Hierarchical Approach for the Design of Gesture--to--Sound Mappings," Proceedings of the 9th Sound and Music Computing Conference , Copenhagen, Denmark, 2012, pp. 233--240. .
Jules Françoise, "Realtime Segmentation and Recognition of Gestures using Hierarchical Markov Models," Master's Thesis, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Ircam. 2011. URL: http://articles.ircam.fr/textes/Francoise11a/index.pdf.
Copyright (c) Jules Françoise, 2017.


text:
Home/Politics/Melrose Mayor Has Police Chief Launch Investigation Into Which Cop Wrote "The Safety Of All Lives Matter On Sign," Racist Patch Reporter Criticizes Black Dissenters
Melrose Mayor Has Police Chief Launch Investigation Into Which Cop Wrote "The Safety Of All Lives Matter On Sign," Racist Patch Reporter Criticizes Black Dissenters
This is Melrose Mayor Paul Brodeur.
Last week he saw a traffic sign on Main Street that displayed a horrifying message.
Oh. My. God.
The safety of ALL lives matter? What are they suggesting? That we are all equal? Only some lives matter in Melrose, and it certainly doesn't include the 92% of residents who are white or Asian. You're only allowed to recognize that black lives matter. Anything else is racist. Those are the rules now.
Luckily the Mayor is using valuable city resources to find out who was behind this, and hopefully bringing back the electric chair as an appropriate form of punishment for the racist cop who thinks that the safety of all lives matter. Sadly all the mob got was an apology from the cowardly police chief who pandered to the mob.
Melrose Police Chief Michael Lyle said a traffic officer was recently ordered to update the message from a reminder about fireworks to a more general safety message.
"I am aware that the phrase 'all lives matter' is commonly used as a misguided counter to the Black Lives Matter movement," Lyle said. "The sign was immediately changed and at the request of the Mayor, I launched an investigation, which is ongoing."
The officer who typed the message told Chief Lyle he did not post the message with malicious or political intent.
"On behalf of the Melrose Police Department, I sincerely apologize to our residents and anyone who drove past the sign today," Lyle said.
Who are you apologizing to you dolt? The wealthy white people who live in your nearly all white town and are outraged on behalf of black people they chose to live far, far away from?
The appropriate response to anyone who is offended by a sign that says "the safety of all lives matters" is to laugh at them and hang up the phone. That's all it takes for the outrage mob to go away. Ignore and mock them. Notice they don't bother with me anymore. The more you treat them like their ridiculous whining is relevant, the more they'll find things to complain about. They feign outrage because they know it works, but none of them are actually upset about it.
Tucker Carlson, Ann Coulter and a number of other prominent conservatives got wind of this and Brodeur became a national laughing stock. But the people in his town had his back.
https://twitter.com/PatchCarraggi/status/1281231946253819917
Tracey Cruickshank believes that it is "reprehensible" for the police to suggest that they will protect all members of their community regardless of skin color, probably because she's a racist white woman who doesn't believe that all lives matter. And since she lives in a primarily white town, I have to assume that the lives she doesn't think matters are those of black people.
This is Patch "reporter" Mike Carraggi.
He's a closeted racist from Melrose who apparently doesn't like the fact that black and brown people have opinions about the sign.
The usual local chirping had started Wednesday, but things took a turn Thursday when far-right conspiracy theorist Dinesh D'Souza retweeted Brodeur's tweet about the sign.
"It is a mark of our times that a benign sign like this provokes the mayor—an obvious moron—to display a combination of false indignation and insincere penitence," D'Souza said. "How has our society produced such embarrassing specimens, and how do they ascend to high office?"
Then came Diamond and Silk, vocal Trump supporters who were recently cut by Fox News for promoting coronavirus conspiracies. That account retweeted the tweet and told Melrose to vote Brodeur out of office — a common retort against Brodeur's apology for a police sign that contained what many consider to be a dog whistle in times of high racial tension.
To the residents of Melrose: Please Vote Mayor Paul Brodeur out of office for not realizing that All Lives Matter.
He took an oath to protect all citizens that means All Lives! https://t.co/AqFG6z4YLn
— Diamond and Silk® (@DiamondandSilk) July 10, 2020
It is a mark of our times that a benign sign like this provokes the mayor—an obvious moron—to display a combination of false indignation and insincere penitence. How has our society produced such embarrassing specimens, and how do they ascend to high office? https://t.co/cFdR5GWnP0
— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) July 9, 2020
He could've chosen any of the millions of people who laughed at Brodeur's response, but he chose three black and brown people, possibly because he is a white nationalist. He views every black person who disagrees with him as some sort of runaway slave who's left the plantation, assumes that they're not smart enough to have their own opinions, and calls anything they have to say a "conspiracy theory."
He then followed it up by only publishing "black voices" over the weekend in opinion piece in The Patch, a pyramid scheme "news site" that nobody takes seriously. This was written by local resident Michael Thompson.
This background is why the police "all lives matter" sign is offensive, disturbing, and scary to BIPOC like myself. One of the horrific ways in which racial injustice continues to mar our country is in the inconsistent experiences BIPOC and white people have with the police. This is most clearly seen in the murders of individuals like George Floyd, but it also shows up in situations such as calling the police on black and brown people over civil disagreements or nothing much at all.
So for the police to use a phrase meant to counter "Black Lives Matter" is scary. The people who are supposed to keep us all safe and, in so doing treat us all equally, put up a sign, intentionally or not, meant to oppose the idea that Black Lives Matter. That is scary in itself but scarier coming from individuals who have access to deadly force. When, as a BIPOC, you constantly have to endure public debates over your value, the police taking a position that the Chief acknowledges is commonly used to oppose "Black Lives Matter" is downright terrifying. It reads like the police taking a position against black lives. Using a counter-statement to "Black Lives Matter" demonstrates that black lives do not, in fact matter, or, at best, that they matter less than white lives.
The funniest part about this to me is that so many in the black lives matter movement like to use the term "white fragility." There's a best selling book with the same title that's being used in public schools. But what do you call a wealthy black man working at a big law firm who says that he's "disturbed and scared" about the phrase "all lives matter?"
Some might call that black fragility. Not me though. I just call him a bitch.
But being able to say "all lives matter" is a privilege BIPOC people don't have. Their lives have not mattered and not mattered equally for hundreds of years and that continues to reverberate through today.
Michael, you live in Melrose, have a six figure job, you were selected for inclusion in the 2010 – 2012 Massachusetts Super Lawyers-Rising Stars® editions for your general litigation work, and you're whining about equality? Cry more. This is me treating you equally, just as I would to any white person who came across as this pathetic.
Meanwhile Mike Carraggi is going with the "republicans pounce" take that media outlets always do whenever a democrat does something stupid that provokes a reaction.
And he really wants the officer who committed this heinous act to be outed and doxxed.
Be a bigger joke Melrose. You can't.
3 Time State Championship Hingham Girls Soccer Coach Fired After Superintendent Caves To Parent Whose Daughter Felt Bullied By Constructive Criticism
Couple At Gloucester's Wingaersheek Beach Lash Out When Asked To Stop Simulating Sexual Acts In Front Of Children


With new fighter jets and new helicopters in the coming years, the Norwegian Air Force faces major changes in its organisation and structure.
The Royal Norwegian Air Force provides units and personnel for operations both in peacetime, crisis and war – in Norway and abroad.
The Air Force also ensures that forces are at constant readiness for aerial surveillance, the exercise of authority and the upholding of national sovereignty. The Air Force also operates Norway's search and rescue helicopters.
The Chief of the Air Force, supported by the Air Staff, is responsible for force production and is based at Rygge, Southeastern Norway. The current Chief is Major General Tonje Skinnarland.
Norway has chosen the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter as its new combat aircraft, and the first F-35s will land in Norway late 2017. The new fleet of combat aircraft will define and shape the whole Air Force structure in the years to come. The decision to procure the F-35 is the most important driver in the structuring of Norway's future air defence, especially when it comes to the necessary changes in base and support structure to be implemented in the coming years.
Other air stations: Andøya, Bardufoss, Gardermoen, and Rygge.
Published 11 June 2015 17:35.. Last updated 30 January 2017 11:29.


The Grosvenor G Casino Walsall is a day-and-night leisure destination with a restaurant, bar, sports & entertainment lounge, conference room and regular Saturday night musical entertainment.
There are numerous Roulette and Blackjack tables, and popular Slot games. A dedicated Cardroom provides a regular poker schedule 7 nights a week with monthly special events, and the venue usually hosts a leg of the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT) and events in the Grosvenor 25/25 Series.
They have free parking for customers and are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.


Engine 301 is 2013 Pierce Arrow XT 500-gallon pumper. Engine 301 is used as the primary firefighting engine and is also used during other emergency responses and first responder / medical emergencies.
Engine 301 key equipment features include: a 1,250 gallon per minute water pump; 1,200 feet of 4-inch supply line; 500 feet of 3-inch supply line; 975 feet of 1.75-inch attack line; 300 feet of 2.5-inch attack line; Akron Brass attack nozzles; ladders; 5 SCBA packs; multiple ceiling hooks; forcible entry tools; a thermal imaging camera; emergency medical equipment; fire extinguishers; and foam.


(bool) True if plugin is network only, false otherwise.
Checks for "Network: true" in the plugin header to see if this should be activated only as a network wide plugin. The plugin would also work when Multisite is not enabled.
Checks for "Site Wide Only: true" for backward compatibility.


M¨¦tis Nation of Ontario (MNO) citizen Maura McLean is an internationally ranked Canadian National Synchronized Swimming (synchro) team member. Maura started her synchro career at six years of age at the Variety Village Synchro Club (VVSC) in the Little Mermaids program. It was at VVSC that she realized her love and aptitude for the unique sport of synchronized swimming. For those unfamiliar with synchro, it is a sport that combines the highest levels of athleticism with creativity, beauty, and musicality.?
Upon moving over to the competitive provincial program, the coaching staff quickly noticed Maura¡¯s ability and potential. Her current national coaches state that Maura is intelligent, aware, technically?sound,?and that she competes well under pressure¨Dall of which are vital traits to a great synchronized swimmer.?
Maura is currently 15 years of age and is in Grade 10.?She trains at the Regional Training Centre - ONTARIO (RTC-ON) under the direction of Head Coach Jennifer Koptie.?The?Synchro Canada High Performance program is supported by the Canadian Sport Institute.
Maura's greatest achievements to date are?winning national championships in solo, duet, and team competitions,?making the Canadian National teams in the 13 ¨C 15 age category in 2015 and 2016, and being selected to represent Canada in the Duet event at the Union Americana de Natation (UANA) Pan-American Championships in Puerto Rico this past summer.?
Her synchro competitions have taken her to the United States of America, Italy, and Puerto Rico, as well as across the beautiful country of Canada. Maura hopes to earn?a spot on the Canadian Junior National team this upcoming summer. She also hopes to continue with synchronized swimming in the years to come! She has a great future ahead of her and is looking forward to another amazing season with the RTC-ON in the team and duet events.
Maura is thankful for the support she receives each year through her MakeAChamp campaign. If you wish to support Maura in her synchro journey, donations can be made online at https://makeachamp.com/mauramclean. Synchro Canada also accepts direct financial donations on behalf of Maura McLean.


?DO YOU want India to stand atop the world?? When chairman of Boston Consulting Group Arun Maira asked this at the 18th annual convention of Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) that began at IIM-L on Friday, hands went up spontaneously. ?Do you want an India where everyone lives a life of dignity?? The hands went up again. ?Do you think we have arrived there? The same happened!
When chairman of Boston Consulting Group Arun Maira asked this at the 18th annual convention of Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) that began at IIM-L on Friday, hands went up spontaneously. "Do you want an India where everyone lives a life of dignity?" The hands went up again. "Do you think we have arrived there? The same happened!
Maira smiled before moving on with his presentation on "Emerging Global Opportunities: Leadership and Action". He first began on an optimistic note.
"More companies make good money in India than they do in China," he said. It felt nice.
Corporate India, he said, may not be the biggest. But, it's aiming to be among the best. "The largest number of auto parts' companies outside Japan to win the coveted Deming Quality Prize are in India. Tata Steel rated among the three best steel companies in the world in a row by Steel Dynamics," he said. What's more, top 10 Indian private sector companies are twice the size of top 10 Chinese companies! And for those who thought that our population boom was a disadvantage, Maira offered some food for thought. "India would have 47 million more people in the working age group by 2020 while France would have a deficit of 3 million," he said.
India shining! Just then Maira broke the spell. "We have the potential. But, then with 47 per cent of our children malnourished and only 120 million out of 200 million children (6-14 years) attending primary school and 60 per cent of school dropouts comprising girls, we ought to do some rethink about whether we are adequately preparing ourselves," he said. Worse was to follow. "With just 8 per cent pa GDP growth, unemployment is expected to increase from 27 million to 48 million by 2012," he said.
So, he said, we need to adopt a different model to ensure development because the present delivery mechanism has failed.


text:
How to make effective sales presentation,code promo zalando igraal,are there any other free dating sites like plenty of fish - Downloads 2016
If you have ever stumbled upon a website that opens with a lengthy animated sequence, plays music all of a sudden, and has animations for every action that you take, you probably understand how annoying that can be.
When designing your online presence to increase sales, it is tempting to create a site that caters to everyone. The Pareto principle (also known as the law of the vital few) states that 80% of the results comes from 20% of the causes.
Apple's site makes use of ample white space, and tucks away product information into a separate tab.
Understanding the above principles allows you to design your site's content to be more effective in closing a sale or at least in bringing the user one step closer to a purchase decision. In most cases, users rely on their intuition to get around and on conventions or past experiences to make decisions. When writing for the web, give the user a summary of what the article is about at the start. Do not be afraid of leaving empty space, as it helps in reading and comprehension of the content presented. Scrolling is much easier today with scroll wheels on almost every mouse, and on mobile devices, cramming everything above the fold makes for a wholly unpleasant, hard-to-read web page. Many sites now have mobile versions, which are stripped down versions of their desktop sites optimised to be more responsive on mobile devices.
Roy Chen is a Senior Strategy Consultant at Consulus, who has worked with several companies in the region on strategic implementation of service and online experience design. This article is part of The Columnist, a newsletter by Consulus that offers ideas on business, design and world affairs.
Schultz et al (2008) raised the question whether regression into autism is triggered, not by the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine (MMR), but by acetaminophen (TylenolA®) given for its fever and pain. In the May 2008 issue of the journal Autism, Schultz et al reported an association between autism and acetaminophen (paracetamol, TylenolA®) given children for fever, pain, and other adverse reactions to the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine (MMR), usually administered between 12 and 15 months of age. Although distribution studies detected no association, the MMR has long been suspected of provoking autism, especially by parents whose seemingly normal child regressed into autism not long after receiving the vaccine [2-4]. Interestingly, no parent in the survey reported giving aspirin after a childa€™s MMR vaccination.
Orlowski et al offered compelling arguments, however, that aspirin was not the cause of Reyea€™s syndrome.
The most compelling evidence linking acetaminophen use and autism is their rapid synchronous rise in recent decades. Pangborna€™s conclusions were based on thousands of cases collected by the Autism Research Institute (ARI) since the 1960s (Figure 1) [2-4]. Schultz compared the nationwide shift from aspirin to acetaminophen against the number of children with autistic disorders eligible for services in California born before and after 1980.
Schultz adapted his graph from a 1999 graph by Californiaa€™s Department of Developmental Services (DDS), which depicted a steep rise in the number of California children with autistic disorders born after 1980 [13]. Because infanta€™s Tylenol is three times more concentrated than childrena€™s Tylenol [15] and parents may not realize childrena€™s cold remedies often contain acetaminophen, acetaminophen overdose in young children is not uncommon[16,17].
Parents and autism support groups commonly report that autistic episodes are triggered when these children eat wheat, corn, sugar, apples, bananas, chocolate, cheese, and other dairy products [21]. Oa€™Reilly and Waring studied 40 autistic children intolerant of certain foods and chemicals. Alberti et al subsequently used acetaminophen to probe the relative contributions of the sulfate and glucuronide pathways of excretion in low-functioning children with autism. Pangborn measured plasma amino acids in 32 children with autism, detecting marginal to subnormal levels of cystine (two cysteine molecules linked by sulfhydryl groups) in 60 percent. One critical sulfation reaction during pregnancy converts the adrenal androgen and estrogen precursor dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) to its sulfate DHEAS, a storage or reservoir form of DHEA [26] that takes 15 times longer to clear from the blood [27]. Mothers of autistic children commonly suffer more bacterial and viral infections [33] and fevers [6] during pregnancy, for which they commonly take acetaminophen [34]. Acetaminophen impairing sulfation before and after birth may explain why children with autism have smaller brains at birth (estrogen deficiency) then an accelerated and prolonged growth spurt of male-specific brain structures within a few months of birth (androgen excess).[37,38] The testosterone-dependent amygdalae are larger than normal in these children and the estrogen-dependent corpus callosum disproportionately smaller [38,39]. Other good sources of sulfur are cabbage, onions, garlic, dried fruit [42] oral supplements like whey protein [23] and methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) [43] and a high-protein diet. Giving aspirin to children with autism, however, may tax the liver as much as acetaminophen, although salicylates are usually metabolized as glucuronides [46]. The synchronicity Schultz detected between the onset of the autism epidemic and the surge in acetaminophen use after the CDCa€™s 1980 warning against aspirin seems unlikely to be artifact or coincidence. For autism, the critical distinction between aspirin and acetaminophen may be the difference between aggravation and provocation.
Such Flash-based sites have become increasingly irrelevant due to the popularity of mobile internet surfing. The internet by nature caters to every need, and a low barrier to entry gives businesses the power to potentially reach across the globe and make a sale. The less effort it takes to get to what we are searching for, the better the site is perceived to be. According to research, a good style of writing should follow what has been done in journalism.
Studies have found that a well-thought out use of white space between paragraphs and page margins increases ones' comprehension of content by almost 20%.
Past studies, like that of Jakob Nieslon, have shown that only a small percentage of users bother to scroll down. Scrolling on such devices are easy and expected due to limited screen space. Recent studies prove that users are quite comfortable with scrolling and in some situations, they are even willing to scroll to the bottom of the page. Research has shown that users can better remember characters, stories and facts that they had a personal experience with, and so sales content that uses testimonies, names and faces all tend to work better.
When paring down sites for use on mobile devices, do make sure that content is still easy to access, and core actions are still functioning and intact. Users appreciate quality and credibility, and if your website provides useful and clear content, users will feel that the site is able to give them what they need. Considerable evidence supports this contention, most notably the exponential rise in the incidence of autism since 1980, when acetaminophen began to replace aspirin for infants and young children. Children given acetaminophen after the MMR were significantly more likely to become autistic than children given ibuprofen [1].
Schultz et al, however, raised the intriguing question whether the trigger for autism is not the MMR itself, but acetaminophen given for its fever and pain. This may reflect awareness that aspirin is no longer considered safe for infants and young children, after being implicated in Reyea€™s syndrome (liver and brain damage after viral infection) in the 1980s. Although salicylates like aspirin have been used to alleviate fever and pain since the beginning of the 20th century, Reyea€™s syndrome was not reported until the early 1950s. When Rimland founded the ARI in 1967, parents were already reporting their child deteriorated into autism soon after the diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine (DPT) [2,3].
Decreased nationwide sales of childrena€™s aspirin and increased sales of childrena€™s acetaminophen products beginning about 1980 were associated with an increased number of California children with autistic disorders born after 1980. Schultz et al noted that sulfation by the liver is the primary pathway to detoxify and excrete acetaminophen in children younger than 10 [1].
All had very low levels of phenolsulfotransferase (PST), an enzyme that sulfates phenols and amines for excretion. They too found these children were less able than normal children to sulfate phenols and amines, and suggested this might lead to accumulations of unmetabolized catecholamine neurotransmitters (dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine) in the brain, with neurotoxic effects [21].
DHEAS from the fetal adrenal cortex is the most common precursor of the placental estrogens so vital to fetal growth and maturation [28].
If their babies are born cysteine-deficient, newborn boys may be more vulnerable because their uptake of cysteine takes longer to mature [35]. Oral magnesium sulfate, which is poorly absorbed, draws water into the intestines, potentially causing diarrhea; well-absorbed magnesium taurate provides magnesium as well as sulfur from taurine [40].
Alberti et al noted that salicylates are primary biochemical offenders in autistic children, and high dose aspirin inhibits the sulfating enzyme PST [21]. Cox and McDowell challenged the methods Schultz et al used to gather participants and controls for the online survey, arguing they were biased and insufficiently random, and no estimate of sample size was given. Could the epidemic of autistic regression be due to factors in the MMR vaccine itself (e.g.
If replacing aspirin with acetaminophen provoked the autism epidemic, why is its prevalence in the United States comparable to its prevalence in France [55], where children continued to receive aspirin throughout the Reyea€™s epidemic? If the MMR is usually given at 12-15 months, why does autistic regression usually occur at about 18 months? Yet can it be ethical to administer acetaminophen to a child whose ability to detoxify acetaminophen may be critically impaired?
The Autism Research Institute also concluded that autism rates began to multiply around 1980, especially regression after the MMR. Although aspirin and other salicylates can worsen behavior in children already autistic, they have not been implicated in autistic regression in previously normal children. Below are four principles that apply to any business in terms of delivering a positive user experience online. Dramatic improvements can often be achieved by identifying the key minority of your users, customers, activities, products or services that make the majority of your profit and maximising the attention paid to them.
In more technical terms, the higher the cognitive load and involvement required of the user for navigation and search, the more likely the user will be to leave your site for alternatives. As a general principle, the less the user has to wait for the site to load, the better the experience. If you need to give product information to facilitate a purchase decision, keep it succinct and leave the more detailed information for another page. As soon as they see something they think will lead them to the goal, they will click on it.
As users scan your site for information, they subconsciously filter colourful or animated banners as they assume those are ads. This has led to some sites trying to cram everything into the region above the fold (also called screenful). More users are comfortable with scrolling than with pagination, and for many users, the most important information of the page isn't necessarily placed "above the fold". Getting current customers to shout about your product on social media platforms such as Twitter, Reddit and Facebook, and giving clear links from these channels to your site also help to boost credibility and trust. The impetus for this shift a€" a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warning that aspirin was associated with Reyea€™s syndrome a€" has since been compellingly debunked.
An online survey of parents yielded 83 children with autism and 80 control children ages 1-18 years. Because Reyea€™s syndrome virtually disappeared worldwide after aspirin was replaced by other antipyretics and analgesics during the 1980s, parents, pediatricians, and hospitals today commonly give infants and young children acetaminophen or ibuprofen for fever and pain. Furthermore, Reyea€™s syndrome disappeared from countries like Australia that had not given aspirin to children since the 1950s, as well as from countries like France and Belgium that continued to give aspirin throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.
Rimland suspected the increase in autistic regression at 18 months was due to wider use of the MMR vaccine a€" part of an accelerated effort to eradicate measles that began in 1978 [7].
Schultz also found that certain critical events in the history of acetaminophen use were soon followed by inflections in autism rates. To probe the sulfation pathway they administered 500 mg acetaminophen to these children, then collected urine over the next eight hours. Kidd concluded these studies by Waring et al amount to a€?direct proof a€? that children with autism are less able to sulfate foreign and native phenols and amines [19]. Pangborn noted, however, that Waring found higher than normal levels of plasma cysteine in children with autism, as well as higher ratios of cysteine to sulfate (suggesting a cysteine utilization disorder), and after administering paracetamol (acetaminophen), lower than normal levels of paracetamol sulfate.
The Feingold Association has received parent reports of significant improvements in behavior of autistic children after removing gluten (wheat) and casein (dairy) products from their diets, as well as salicylates naturally present in fruits and vegetables.
These writers also suspected parents might not accurately recall years after the MMR vaccine whether their child was given acetaminophen [48].
Deligne et al reported that in 2003, 90 percent of more than 500,000 prescriptions for fever in French infants less than three months old were written for paracetamol (acetaminophen) [56]. One alternative: when parents become sufficiently wary of giving acetaminophen to infants and young children, the same kind of a€?natural studya€? may occur as when acetaminophen replaced aspirin in the 1980s [9]. Schultz et al found that children given acetaminophen for reactions to the MMR were more likely to become autistic than children given ibuprofen.
Acetaminophen (paracetamol) use, measles-mumps-rubella vaccination, and autistic disorder: the results of a parent survey.
Prenatal influences on brain dopamine and their relevance to the rising incidence of autism. Metabolic endophenotype and related genotypes are associated with oxidative stress in children with autism. Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfotransferase in the developing human fetus: quantitative biochemical and immunological characterization of the hepatic, renal, and adrenal enzymes. A clinical and laboratory evaluation of methionine cycle-transsulfuration and androgen pathway markers in children with autistic disorders.
Dehydroepiandrosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate production in the human adrenal during development and aging. Faulty serotonin a€" DHEA interactions in autism: results of the 5-hydroxytryptophan challenge test.
The time of prenatal immune challenge determines the specificity of inflammation-mediated brain and behavioral pathology. Localization of white matter volume increase in autism and developmental language disorder.
Thimerosal neurotoxicity is associated with glutathione depletion: protection with glutathione precursors. Continuing increases in autism reported to Californiaa€™s developmental services system: mercury in retrograde. Instead of helping business, these flashy sites actually hurt the business with their lack of usability. When we designed BIBD's new site for them, one of our earliest questions was "Who would be using the site most often, and for what?" With that in mind, we began to design the site around that user.
In order for your web users to have a positive experience with your site, it has to be designed in a way that fits what they are using it for. This is why lengthy introductions and extended loading periods for image and effects-heavy pages are (thankfully) becoming obsolete, as they get in the way of the desired purpose of the user and their needs.
An example of this is the Apple site, where technical specifications are not displayed upfront but on a separate page, and core benefits to the user are the first things that are shown. This is why it is important to be clear in the experience design, to minimise the amount of question marks that the user will have. This captures the reader's attention and assures the web user that he has found the answer to his search. As a result, if you have a new product or something that you would like to promote, make sure that it fits your current design language and it is not placed in places where ad banners will probably be. For myVillage, we have also developed online campaigns that are easy for users to participate in, and so far our feedback has been rather positive. The design merely presents the content in a way that enhances its strength in creating buy-in, but poor content cannot be saved by slick design. If aspirin is not to be feared as a cause of Reyea€™s syndrome, and acetaminophen is to be feared as a cause of autism, can the autism epidemic be reversed by replacing acetaminophen with aspirin or other remedies?
Children with autism had more adverse reactions to the MMR and were more likely to have been given acetaminophen than ibuprofen for those reactions. On the other hand, the 1980s was also the decade when acetaminophen largely replaced aspirin for infants and young children.
The liver uses sulfate derived from the amino acid cysteine to make soluble for excretion a variety of foreign and domestic substances.[19] The liver also uses cysteine to synthesize the antitoxin and antioxidant glutathione [22] as well as metallothionein, which transports zinc and copper and binds mercury and other toxic metals [23].
Most children had reduced urine output over the eight hours and were feverish and a€?generally off-colour.a€? The researchers warned about this effect of acetaminophen in these children, given relatively freely for minor illness [24].
They noted that DHEA can convert to androstenedione and then testosterone, or be sulfated to the a€?normally favored storage moleculea€? DHEAS. Pangborn warned that a sudden influx of cysteine may mobilize toxins the body is not ready or able to excrete [4]. Director Hersey concluded: a€?I cannot say if aspirin causes more problems than acetaminophen for autistic kids. Schultz replied that asking parents of autistic children to have their friends with normal children take the survey was an excellent way to select controls, because they represented the population studied, yet did not have autism. Dales et al calculated that the incidence of autism in California children born from 1980 onward increased more rapidly than the use of the MMR vaccine [50].
Acetaminophen given for the vaccine, he suggests, may weaken a childa€™s immune system, so the child gets sick again and takes more acetaminophen, thus a€?slowly regressing into autism.a€?[57] This scenario may also apply to acetaminophen poisoning the liver. When enough parents stop giving (and taking) acetaminophen, and give aspirin or another remedy instead, any effect on the incidence of autism may be apparent within several years. Because acetaminophen suppresses the immune system as well as depletes the livera€™s supplies of detoxifying agents, the question remains open which pathology is more decisive. The clearer the navigation and descriptions are, the more likely users will find what they are looking for. Since the web user of today wants instant gratification, only if your conclusion catches his attention will he then read on for more details. Compared to controls, children ages 1-5 years with autism were eight times more likely to have gotten sick after the MMR vaccine, and were six times more likely to have taken acetaminophen.
Public Health Service studies between 1980 and 1987 that associated aspirin with Reyea€™s syndrome, Orlowski et al found serious problems in all a€" even doubt the researchers were actually studying Reyea€™s. California children born in 1977 were less likely to be diagnosed with autism than children born in previous years.
James et al detected significantly reduced plasma levels of methionine, cysteine, and glutathione and reduced methylation capacity in 80 children with autism; plasma cysteine was severely reduced in more than 65 percent [25]. Because sulfation of DHEA requires glutathione as cofactor, they proposed that glutathione deficiency in these children causes less DHEA to convert to DHEAS and more to androstenedione and testosterone [29]. When acetaminophen overdose depletes the livera€™s supplies of sulfate and glutathione and toxicity develops, the current treatment is N-acetylcysteine to replenish intracellular glutathione [44]. The reason why we suggest acetaminophen in place of aspirin is because aspirin is a a€?salicylatea€™ and a known troublemaker for many people. The original paper by Schultz et al pointed out several reasons the population of autistic children in the survey might not have been random [1]. By depleting sulfate, glutathione, and metallothionein, acetaminophen may make a child more vulnerable to a variety of substances, even the phenolic amines and salicylates in food. Immune suppression inducing more illness thus more acetaminophen may eventually result in toxic levels. Children with autism who regressed in development were four times more likely to have taken acetaminophen after the vaccine.
They noted other studies worldwide that showed no association between aspirin and Reyea€™s syndrome. Public Health Service and its Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that aspirin was associated with Reyea€™s syndrome [8] a€" a rare but often fatal disease in young children after a bout of flu or chicken pox. In autumn of 1982 seven people died after ingesting Tylenol capsules laced with cyanide; in 1986 one person died after ingesting Tylenol capsules similarly tampered with.
A similar shift of adrenal steroid synthesis occurs in mother and fetus during complications of pregnancy, and in adults under stress, increasing cortisol at the expense of DHEAS [30]. Kidd concluded N-acetylcysteine and oral glutathione were safer than oral cysteine, and noted ascorbate (vitamin C) may protect against glutathione depletion [22]. Schultza€™s reply also noted that the effects of acetaminophen were so great they were significant even for the relatively small sample. In any case, greater use of the MMR does not explain three times more cases of autism present at birth. Reddening of the face and ears (a common response to trigger foods) may be mistaken for fever, prompting more acetaminophen, which eventually reaches toxic levels. Impaired sulfation of DHEA and testosterone before and after birth may explain the extreme male brain.
If aspirin is not to be feared as a cause of Reyea€™s syndrome, and acetaminophen is to be feared as a cause of autism, the most direct countermeasure may be low-dose aspirin to relieve pain and high fever in infants and young children (and mothers during pregnancy). Illnesses concurrent with the MMR were nine times more likely in autistic children when all cases were considered, and 17 times more likely after limiting cases to children who regressed [1]. As for the argument that Reyea€™s disappeared after aspirin use declined in infants and young children, Orlowski et al showed that the incidence of Reyea€™s syndrome was already falling by 1979 [5].
The impact of these studies on the publica€™s perception of aspirin for children was dramatic [9] a€" perhaps abetted by the makers and vendors of acetaminophen [10]. These events precipitated sharp declines in nationwide sales of acetaminophen, accompanied by declines in the numbers of California children with autistic disorders born in 1984 and 1987 (Figure 2) [12].
Strous et al found plasma DHEAS significantly low in adults with autistic spectrum disorders [31].
Because molybdenum supplements improved behavior in 14 of 38 autistic children [42] further investigations seem warranted.
To minimize recall bias they had analyzed a smaller group of children ages 1-5 years, thinking parents of younger children would better remember whether their child was given acetaminophen after the MMR vaccine.
The mercury-containing preservative thimerosal in vaccines also depletes glutathione [51] but thimerosal was never a component of the MMR vaccine [52].
Fever and abdominal pain from unsuspected liver damage are commonly treated with acetaminophen [16].
If acetaminophen provokes autistic regression after vaccines, parents have less reason to fear vaccines. The impact of these studies on the publica€™s perception of aspirin for children was dramatic [9] a€" perhaps abetted by the makers and vendors of acetaminophen [10].A Arrowsmith et al compared nationwide sales of aspirin and acetaminophen during that time, finding sharp decreases in the purchase and use of childrena€™s aspirin between 1980 and 1985 and a reciprocal increase in sales of childrena€™s acetaminophen products [11]. Croonenberghs et al detected a high ratio of plasma cortisol to DHEAS in autistic adolescents [32]. Torres recommended that fever suppressants be reserved for severe fevers in young children, on grounds that fever helps mature the immune system [34]. The association of autism with acetaminophen was highly significant even for this smaller group [49].
Furthermore, the incidence of autism continues to rise even though thimerosal is no longer used to preserve most pediatric vaccines [53]. Sulfation is also important for the excretion of steroids, including DHEA and testosterone [4,19].
Large trials have shown that low-dose aspirin during pregnancy is relatively safe for mother and child [45].
Many of our members use various homeopathic remedies a€" theya€™re a very good option since they dona€™t contain unwanted additives such as artificial dyes and flavorings.
On the other hand, in some states children still receive thimerosal-preserved vaccines [54]. Another choice would be to ask a compounding pharmacist to make up a product to fit the childa€™s needs. Haley also noted the oxidation of sulfite to sulfate requires a molybdenum cofactor inhibited by mercury [54] .Urinary sulfite is high in autistic children, and molybdenum supplements improved clinical symptoms [42].
Kohls 15 off promo codes
Free sms sites 440
Comments to «Code promo amazon telephone»
BASABELA writes:
31.01.2014 at 14:50:32 Can get a little been capable to handle conversation is my selection of domination, more than my favourite body component on a lady.
AxiLLeS_77 writes:
31.01.2014 at 17:57:40 You have to achieve 1st and foremost.
Most beautiful woman reddit Understanding mental health ppt Female body language rubbing chest How to attract a girl using black magic Bulgarian womens choir polegnala e todora Dating rules from my future self proxy How to make a website free and easy Lyrics woman man needs ya the righteous brothers bio Online website builder html code What do guys want at age 25 A man needs a woman phil weeks zippy Free public records tampa fl Free online dating sites san antonio Promo code for lowes washer How to get a guy to chase you after hooking up How to find a date of death Online dating tips introduction Www.secret of women.com Free new zealand road code How to make a relationship work between scorpio and aquarius Why do guys want to know your bra size Long distance relationship quotes sad Amazon coupon code free 1 day shipping Free templates for powerpoint law Daily inspirational quotes for teachers


Born in 1979 and raised in the northern Philippines, Jake Verzosa today works in Manila as a freelance photographer. His documentary photographs on contemporary issues, culture and identity have been shown in numerous exhibitions throughout Asia, Europe and North America. Verzosa's portraits are held in private and public collections including the Musée Nicéphore Niépce in Chalon-sur-Saône.


Through the use of global resources, the landscape of Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry is changing. The industry is suffering from a lack of young engineers, qualified engineers, and specific engineering skills required to support industry design volume. On top of this pressure, the industry is faced with high labor costs and shrinking project timelines. And let's not forget the fierce competition amongst AEC companies trying to capture new business.
Vee Create is changing the landscape using global resources, innovation technologies, and advanced communication tools. We leverage our vast network of Indian engineering resources to support clients around the world. At Vee Create, we build offshore design centers to meet our clients' exacting needs. We integrate these centers into our clients' project design teams to deliver unlimited engineering capacity, reduce engineering labor costs, and improve project schedules. Our use of cloud technology for collaboration and real-time processing of design files enables round-the-clock requirements coordination and project momentum.
Let Vee Create help you deliver larger projects quicker, at lower cost, with an offshore design center to extend your AEC strengths.


The longest echo lasted 75 seconds and was recorded in Scotland in an empty oil tank measuring twice the length of a soccer field. The central office at your telecommunications company might not be that large, but after converting to the latest technologies and stripping out legacy equipment, it might feel pretty empty.
And you're not alone. The telco industry has undergone a major evolution. The switch from copper to fiber has readied networks for speed and scale, and the physical switch has become a software switch, shrinking the footprint needed for equipment. What once may have taken up 1,000 square feet now sits on a mere 1×1 square foot.
In parallel, government deregulation is disrupting the market, spawning competition where there was none and narrowing profit margins. They are also reevaluating government subsidies that currently provide a guaranteed return on investment.
All told, telcos are reevaluating business models and looking for alternative and sustainable revenue streams. Fortunately, there is a simple answer: Add a data center to expand your non regulated revenue stream.
They are located at the edge.
They have switched from analog to digital, with connectivity included.
They have central offices with tons of free space.
Tilt your head a little, and you'll see central offices are already a lot like data centers. They're mission critical facilities with mission critical infrastructures, prime for adaptation to a new economy of digital capacity and availability. Being close to the user with the foundation in place to support the demand for more connectivity, capacity and speed translates into a tremendous business opportunity.
Not every piece of the existing infrastructure in the central office will be robust enough, and other equipment will need to be added. Generally speaking there are five key elements needed to convert to a data center: space, power, cooling, racks and security.
You can adopt one of two business models when transforming your space into a new data center — either colocation, where customers rent rack space; or hosted services, which requires deployment of IT equipment as well.
Depending on the size your space can support, a colocation facility can pay back investment within three years. However, the ROI is significantly greater with a hosted services approach.
Want to get started converting your central office to a data center? Register to join our next webinar, Welcome to the Edge: Your Blueprint for Success, where JSA, my colleague Joe Reele, Vice President, Datacenter Solution Architects, and I walk through the steps to convert your central office to a data center.
You can also download the telco site assessment questionnaire to further determine suitability.
We have this discussion internally. This is the first time I have seen a compelling argument for changing business model.
If you would like, I am available to discuss this further with your company. Or if you prefer, you can go to SchneiderEdge.com for more information.


text:
News Diggers! dossier on Lungu's trips was possibly doctored – Amos
President Edgar Lungu's press aide Amos Chanda
Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda says he was unable to disqualify the New York trip dossier as a fake document when News Diggers! brought it to his attention because he didn't want to dignify an illegally acquired document.
And Chanda says it has now come to his attention that the document in question was "possibly doctored".
Meanwhile, Chanda says Cabinet Office has instituted an administrative inquiry to ascertain how individuals either at Cabinet Office, Zanaco or News Diggers! would have concocted figures and entries on the bank statement.
Addressing a media briefing at State House yesterday, Chanda said President Lungu had never gone for any diner dance whilst in New York.
"We called you here just to address a few things rising out of the publication in the News Diggers! on Wednesday, March 14, 2017, particularly the story, 'Cash Flow on Lungu's Trips'. This is a grossly inaccurate story alleging astronomical expenditure on Presidential trips, particularly the one in New York. This inaccurate story was based on conclusions the paper made on an illegally generated and possibly doctored bank statement from Zanaco. There is a very strong feeling at State House that this document is doctored, because if it contains details such as boat cruises, I can state in certainty that that never happened, it has never happened on any of the Presidential trips. Then conclusions about dinner dance are grossly inaccurate. It is false actually, not even inaccurate. About the walking safaris, the President has never gone on a walking safari and he has never been to a dinner dance in the two visits he has made to New York," Chanda said.
And Chanda said the bank statement was possibly doctored adding that State House would be very careful on what to say.
He said an inquiry had been opened at Cabinet Office.
"So if the story is basing its conclusions on such falsehoods, which [during] preliminary [investigations] we have established as totally patently false, then our suspicions that it is doctored suffices. But because it is illegally generated, State House will be very considerate on what it says and what it does not say on this matter. Given the already established position that the bank statement is an illegality and possibly doctored, we will therefore be very limited on what we can say. And this is based on the following, that an administrative inquiry is taking place in Cabinet Office. The Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet Christopher Mvunga is undertaking a comprehensive inquiry to see how individuals either in Cabinet Office, in the Bank or in News Diggers! would have concocted figures and entries and cause them to be published," Chanda said.
"I have stated that an illegality has occurred, that the document was illegally generated. The bank has issued it, they have told us that they did not issue it. So I cannot speculate any further as to who issued it. So I cannot speculate further, but government is being questioned by a patently false document and that is the only reason Christopher Mvunga is undertaking an inquiry. And if an inquiry is being undertaken and if I have stated that this is an illegally generated statement, I can possibly speculate that a criminal line of inquiry is possible. This is why we are limited in what we say on this matter."
Chanda said News Diggers! could have been a victim of individuals who wanted to malign government.
"Of course it is true that the President went to New York. But it is beneath the dignity of journalism to concoct things and portray them as true just because you can point at one or two truths. News Diggers may have been a victim of individuals who want to malign the government, that however does not mean excuse the newspaper, a radio station or Television from applying the highest standards of professionalism," he said.
When reminded that News Diggers! gave him an opportunity to be heard before the story was published, Chanda said; "I can confirm to you here that the President has never been on a boat cruise, he's never gone to dinner dancing in New York. So given the totality of all these things and still the story went to print, I must state that they got in touch with me but the reason why we could not give a comprehensive statement, clearly entries that were patently false were detected. So we did not want to dignify a clearly maliciously constructed narrative that you would print something false about extravagance in Presidential travels."
Chanda insisted that the documents were doctored and meant to injure President Lungu's image.
"I can't imagine how much shopping would require cargo shipping and these are cargo ships. There has never been anything like that by the President or anyone in his entourage. So having said that, I want to limit myself to saying that these are doctored documents meant to injure the image of the President. Just because you can prove that the President went to New York, does not excuse the falsehoods that you had afterwards. Just because you can prove that Amos Chanda was on the list, Kaizer Zulu was on the list, Director Lombe Chambwe was on he list…that is true, that's how the President travels when he goes to the New York general assembly…Journalists were on that trip paid for by government but it is not true that the government paid for musicians, it's Mathew Ngulube who paid for the musicians that went to New York," Chanda said.
Chanda charged that News Diggers! and the New Vision Newspapers were competing each other in a race to the bottom.
"I can see the competition in publishing falsehoods between these two tabloids, the New Vision and the News Diggers. Even in their race to the bottom they are still competing. This is very bad for government's relationship with media organisations, especially that this seems to be a politically motivated narrative because you could see that immediately it was published, some politicians started making misinformed comments. But of course if the content is misinformed, the comments will also be misinformed," said Chanda.
Why Lungu is NOT eligible to contest for re-election in 2021
Bill 10 attempts to keep ruling party in power in perpetuity – Ndulo
VERBATIM: Court hears IDC scandal in detail


With over 11 years of experience, Sneez specializes in fine line black and gray style tattoos. Sneez got started in art at a very young age and never looked back. Sneez enjoys spending time with his family and always enjoys working on his art. His inspiration and goal in life is to just keep pushing to be the best he can be.


text:
Kerhonkson (299)
5193702 Nixie Arts and Tattoo, LLC P.o. Box 776, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5185098 Flora Beauty Products LLC 22 Rocky Mountain Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5177754 Pearl Street Realty Group, LLC 671 Upper Cherrytown Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5173591 Joyous Lake Inc 66 Sundown Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5169294 Sternstein & Associates Cpas, LLC 6583 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5161526 Mountainside Restoration & Remodeling LLC 52 Wynkoop Dr., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5149802 Fig Pie Media LLC 29 Rockhaven Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5135024 Daniel A Wilson Contracting Inc 180 Cedar Drive, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5124476 Lightbalance Inc 85 Baker Rd, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5104282 Departures Entertainment, Inc. 7 Old Pilgrims Way, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5100427 Top Tier Partitions, Inc. 7 Old Mine Road #1, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5081227 Beyond Wealth Management Group, LLC 5684 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5077786 Bbz, LLC 1897 Berme Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5065873 Bud Landscape Architecture D.p.c. 1078 Berme Road House 2, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5048430 Copley Vintage Cheesemakers LLC 11 Sherman Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5034743 Hudson Valley Maple Syrup LLC 924 Samsonville Rd, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5029877 375 Broadway, LLC 4 Old Minnewaska Trail, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5014764 Rubystar Healing Arts, Inc. 5998 Us 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5011842 Ayaaz Petroleum Inc. 5790 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
5003251 Near Thing Productions, Ltd 37 Hickory Hill Rd., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4999673 230 Rock Haven Road LLC 230 Rock Haven Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4999602 202 Rock Haven Road LLC P.o. Box 76, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4992300 Esopus Creek Group LLC 24 Burpo Lane, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4992201 Pilot Light Productions Inc. 12 Hickory Hill Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4989913 Yale Builders LLC P.o. Box 274, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4974586 Dolphin Consulting Services Inc 1308 Berme Rd, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4953414 Damn Good Honey Farm, LLC 150 Hilltop Terrace, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4940608 Manifold Artworks LLC 173 Sundown Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4924809 Interstate Parking, LLC 390 Foordmore Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4915943 Arts On Site Residency and Retreat, LLC 94 Decker Dr, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4908561 Catskill Native Nursery LLC 607 Samsonville Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4890622 Mercer Film, LLC 3 Dunn Farm Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4882465 Curb Appeal 12404, Corp. 439 Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4873717 Lyrical Film Project, LLC. 5883 Apt 1 U.S. 44, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4871855 Hrcruises, Inc. Po Box 651, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4869892 Lakvad Group Inc. 120 Church Street, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4869626 Raised Native LLC 15 Trout Creek Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4866931 Graffiti of War Inc. 5990 Us Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4855247 Don Juan Mexican Restaurant Inc. 6508 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4855045 Diet Cig LLC 20 Storry Hill Rd., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4843421 Waterfalls Real Estate Development LLC 5990 Route #209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4830263 Gcap Holding LLC 5759 Rte. 44-55, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4823022 Prospection LLC 911 Samsonville Rd., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4822986 Black Gates LLC 911 Samsonville Rd., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4801946 Youth Services Group LLC 592 Stony Kill Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4797434 Accord Display & Design, Inc. 5998 Us-209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4780172 American Hungarian Catholic Society, Inc. P.o. Box 523, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4779737 Sialius International LLC 115 Decker Dr, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4764474 Cidre Holdings Corp. P.o. Box 560, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4753665 Mill Road Hilltop LLC Downey, Haab & Murphy Pllc 87 Main Street, Millerton, New York 12446
4752390 Cjl Circus, Limited Liability Company 5881 Rt 44/55, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4740467 Lh Equine Properties LLC Po Box 237, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4739884 L3 Printworks LLC 91 Clayhill Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4739236 Studio Mm Architect, Pllc 10 Trout Creek Rd, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4736750 Ajf Towing Inc. 18 Sheldon Drive, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4726344 Crisis Recovery Network, LLC 21 Sherman Rd, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4702369 Ali Petro Line Inc. 5780 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4682494 Nys - Investigations, Inc. 218 Palentown Rd., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4674212 Nycc Renovations Inc 519 Upper Cherrytown Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4667214 Dj Express Logistics Inc 8 Sages Loop, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4658806 Chaotic Good, LLC 37 Chipmunk Hollow, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4643237 Olivia Holdings Inc. 1210 Berme Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4643063 Bespoke Builders LLC 8 Queens Highway, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4637632 Beach Automotive, Inc. 751 Samsonville Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4631141 Ali Petroleum Inc. 5790 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4623144 Hudsucker Moving Pictures, Inc. 8 Old Pilgrims Way, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4600168 Loud-hailer, Inc. P.o. Box 846, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4597315 Granite Bungalows, LLC 8 Lower Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4590058 Dlgroup LLC Po Bo 562, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4587649 Data Wave, LLC 30 Sherman Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4579514 Rough Cut Brewpub LLC 5945 Rte 44 55, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4572947 Manhattan Friday Productions Inc. 21 Solveig Lane, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4555233 Patrice Estess Inc 553 High Meadow Drive, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4549431 Bella Donna Fishing Team, Inc. 230 Boicemill Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4548302 Chaplaindl LLC 190 Sundown Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4547909 Np Pizza Inc. 5990 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4540035 Makster Ltd. 18 Rocky Mountain Rd., Keronkson, New York 12446
4534801 Catullus LLC 29 Franco Drive, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4534627 The Granit Resort LLC 400 Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4523768 Julies Pies & Cheesecakes LLC 4 Hamilton Drive, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4521940 Palimpsest LLC 37 Chipmunk Hollow, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4503615 Mirto Cpa Pllc 848 Albany Post Road, New Paltz, New York 12446
4503297 Yazi Petro-line Inc. 6337 Route 209 42nd St., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4494943 Swoop Enterprise LLC 102 Minnewaska Trail, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4490577 Jeremy Parker LLC 24 Burpo Lane, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4485188 New Day Healing, LLC 603 Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4470575 Vital Healing Development, LLC 623 Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4470269 Boxerek's Garage LLC 52 Wynkoop Dr, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4469582 Ultimate Interiors & Renovations Inc 4 Old Minnewaska Trail, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4461869 Wetrip LLC 1158 Berme Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4455204 A & S Food Mart, Inc. 6101 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4442240 The Granit Investors LLC 400 Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4442237 Aao Resort Management LLC 400 Granite Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4442094 The Granit At Hudson Valley Resort LLC 400 Granitre Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4436585 Sjvv Realty, LLC 5 Ridgeview Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4436583 Vvsj Realty, LLC 5 Ridgeview Road, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4423218 Ronkese Restaurant Corp. 5998 Route 209, Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4413017 Tom Marshall LLC 63 Decker Dr., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4402600 Flooring Solutions of New York, Inc. 67 Rouges Harbor Rd., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
4397555 Minnewaska Materials & Supply Corp. 25 Academy St., Kerhonkson, New York 12446
Zip Code · NYS Corporation
1. 12207	 Albany	 56515 2.25%
2. 11228	 Brooklyn	 53530 2.13%
3. 10011	 New York	 52617 2.09%
10. 10018	 New York	 21430 0.85%
12. 11211	 Brooklyn	 18210 0.72%
16. 11354	 Flushing	 13218 0.53%
18. 11021	 Great Neck	 12772 0.51%
20. 11530	 Garden City	 11950 0.47%
11201 (11869)
electrical contractors in elkridge mail
rochester ny 14604 mail
electrical contractors in port gibson mail
temp agencies in saddle river mail
united trading corporation real estates oeg sales "contact us" mail
temp agencies in rye brook mail
electrical contractors in prospect mail
medpharm holdings mail
temp agencies in rushville mail
electrical contractors in tremont mail
electrical contractors in central islip mail
electrical contractors in canandaigua mail
electrical contractors in middleburgh mail
electrical contractors in trumansburg mail
temp agencies in roslyn mail
temp agencies in roselle park mail
temp agencies in roseau mail
electrical contractors in hortonville mail
electrical contractors in redway mail
1 hsbc center 2800 buffalo ny 14203-2828
temp agencies in rolling mdws mail
machine shops in clarence center mail
electrical contractors in little falls mail
electrical contractors in orr mail
koniag incorporated mail
electrical contractors in grandville mail


text:
National Missing Children's Day
2021 Award Nominations
Each year, in observance of National Missing Children's Day, the U.S. Department of Justice, through OJJDP, recognizes individuals, organizations, and agencies that have made a difference in recovering missing and abducted children and protecting children from exploitation.
In 2021, OJJDP will make the following awards:
Attorney General's Special Commendation
Missing Children's Child Protection Award
Missing Children's Citizen Award
Missing Children's Law Enforcement Award
The Department recognizes the awardees each May at the annual National Missing Children's Day ceremony in Washington, DC. The ceremony is planned for May 19, 2021.
View the 2021 Missing Children's Day Award packet for nomination guidelines and access to the online nomination form. The deadline for nominations was November 20, 2020.
Please direct all questions to the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College at 877-798-7682 or [email protected].
About Missing Children's Day
2020 Commemoration


text:
Vintage Bikes, Vintage French Bikes
Decades of Neglect
Perhaps "neglect" is too strong a word for the description of this bike, as it is my impression that it was stored for much of its life indoors. I've seen a lot worse; bikes that have been exposed to the weather and have paid the price for it, tubes eaten by rust and aluminium greyed and frozen by the elements. This Peugeot PA 10E was kept for decades in a garage, but is not too sullied or beaten by time's march.
Why Love the Peugeot PA 10E?
It's a beautiful bike. Even with the ragged handlebar tape, the dirt and old grease locking up the components, and even if the frame has lost some of its shine, I defy anyone to say it isn't a beauty. I admit it, I find these vintage white and black Peugeot models from this period are irresistible, even in this state. It may not have a Reynolds frame, but it has character, pedigree, and just exudes vintage charm. What's more, it's so recognisable; so many bike fans would instantly know that it's a Peugeot.
But it's Not a Reynolds Frame
Unlike the PN10, this model has plain steel tubing, even though there is a sticker on the seat tube with "tube special, allege ( lightened ) Peugeot". I suppose that's like putting a sticker on a Ford Fiesta 1.4 litre with "Enhanced Engine Performance by Ford"; it doesn't really mean anything. Well, nothing of any real value, if the owner really craved a lightweight frame. Here is the same sticker on a slowly rotting ladies' Peugeot, sitting in the garden of a lady who likes to decorate her garden with old bikes.
Old Bikes with Tubular Tyres
If you're looking for a vintage bike to ride away, buying one with tubular tyres is not normally the way to go. Most will be shot to pieces, like the tubulars on this bike. What's more, the glue that's crucial for them staying on the rim will no doubt be useless. In fact, old tubulars can often be easily pulled away from the rim, making the bike a death trap. It's really a shame when you come across a beautiful old brand like Clement, falling to bits and rotting into a dusty mess. New tubulars are expensive: the cheapest new tyres I could find in French shops were Hutchinson Tempo, priced at 50 euros for a pair. Ouch.
Stronglight Brought Me Here
It's a bit strange to me that Peugeot built this model with a Stronglight 93 crankset. What I mean is, that it's a quality component that is attached to a rather humble frame. But then it's not only the Stronglight crank that seems oddly out of place, have a look at the the saddle: an Ideale Record 80. Add to that the nice Mavic Monthleray tubulars and the glitzy, gold Belleri handlebars, and you have a build that was not too different to higher quality Peugeot club bikes, models that guys in the 1970's would be racing on.
The More Humble Parts
I suppose, with this build, you could stick a Reynolds 531 badge on the seat tube and pretend that this bike was something greater than a PA 10. Sure, it's weight would give the game away, that's quite sure; when you lift up this bike, you immediately feel the difference when compared to a frameset built with 531 tubes. But what you also notice on closer inspection is the generic headset and bottom bracket: both are simple, basic components that are found on the cheapest models of all French bikes of the time. In other words, the little details, betray the true status if this bike.
Michael ANDERS	on March 2, 2021 at 9:52 pm
Hi all of you at The Velo Collective, whose most interesting website I've just discovered, after having bought a Huret Challenger rear dérailleur and a Huret Challenger 2 front dérailleur from you through eBay, with impressively prompt info of despatch, and at reasonable prices. These items will soon help grace my growing stable of French racing and touring framesets and more-or-less complete machines: A couple of Stellas, a Nancia, a Gitane, a Jacques Anquetil, a Louison Bobet and a couple of unidentified but interesting frames. I'll try to submit some pix and more info soon. Best regards, Michael Anders
velocollective	on March 3, 2021 at 9:15 am
Thanks, Michael. It'd be great to see some pictures of your bikes, look forward to seeing them. I've never owned a Stella or Nancia, the latter is a brand I've not come across at all. Cheers!
Attachment	 The maximum upload file size: 100 MB.	You can upload: image, audio, video, document, spreadsheet, interactive, text, archive, code, other.	Links to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other services inserted in the comment text will be automatically embedded.	Drop file here
velocollective/