Many non- Pennsylvania residents know Indiana, Pennsylvania, as the hometown of 1950s actor Jimmy Stewart, while others know it as the college town around Indiana University of Pennsylvania. However, few outside of western Pennsylvania may know that Indiana also claims the title of "Christmas Tree Capital of the World."
Christmas trees grown in Indiana County have been shipped to other states throughout the country. They have appeared in Washington, D.C., to decorate the halls of Congress, been provided to families of New York City firemen, and even sent abroad to soldiers in Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), Vietnam, to celebrate Christmas during the Vietnam War. The passionate tradition of Indiana County Christmas tree farmers enables these trees to travel all over the world. Every holiday season, Indiana hosts a pageant to promote the Christmas tree industry. From this competition, "Queen Evergreen" is crowned to reign over and represent the county at fairs, farm shows, and other local Christmas celebrations.
Indiana's influence on the Christmas tree industry began in the early twentieth century. Around 1918, the town was the first place where farmers began planting pine and spruce evergreens to grow Christmas trees agriculturally. Over the following decades, this local production continued to grow. When the Indiana Christmas Tree Growers' Association was founded in 1956, an estimated 700,000 trees were grown in Indiana County. The following year, the new National Christmas Tree Association named Murray C. Stewart, an Indiana farmer, its first president. This unmatched production and national recognition encouraged the Associated Press to proclaim Indiana the "Christmas Tree Capital."
An Indiana County invention, the Christmas Tree baler allows for the ready transport of trees throughout the United States.
Because it was at the heart of Christmas tree farming as an agricultural business, Indiana County farmers pioneered new technologies for the field. The first motorized Christmas tree baler (the machine used to bundle trees in twine to strap to a vehicle) was invented in Indiana County in 1956. This new invention was at first difficult to translate from idea to machine, taking several years to perfect. However, three years later, the first baler was introduced into the field. By 1960, they were produced and sold to customers across the country.
With an impressive local selection of trees, many residents search Indiana County for the perfect Christmas tree during the holiday season. Some of the most popular tree farms in Indiana include Fleming's Tree Farms, Musser Forests, and O'Sullivan's Nursery. These three nurseries typically offer pre-cut trees, wreaths, as well as assistance for adventurous customers eager to cut down their own trees. Some of the most popular trees grown in the county are the Douglas Fir, the Scotch Pine, and the Blue Spruce.
Pennsylvania, as a whole, has the largest number of Christmas tree farms and ranks fourth the total number of trees cut in the U.S. According to Jeff Gammage of The Philadelphia Inquirer, "the state's 2,200 Christmas-tree growers produce an estimated 2.5 million trees annually, with Indiana, York, and Columbia counties leading what boosters say is a healthy $60 million industry." While Indiana County no longer grows the largest number of Christmas trees in the world (or even in the United States), Indiana still claims its title of "Christmas Tree Capital" on several street signs throughout the county, particularly on Route 422.
Although Pennsylvania still boasts the highest number of farms, states such as Michigan, Oregon, and Wisconsin have higher numbers of total sales. These other states have diminished the exports of Pennsylvania Christmas trees to several lucrative markets in cities such as Chicago and southern states such as Florida. The rising preference for North Carolina's Fraser Firs, which have stronger branches and hold their needles longer, has also affected sales in the South. While Fraser Firs can be grown in Indiana County, they thrive at high elevations, appearing in greater numbers throughout the Appalachian Mountain region.
In addition to the challenge of maintaining sales in an increasingly competitive market, operating a Christmas tree farm itself is a difficult enterprise. It is not simply a matter of planting the trees and letting them grow, as the trees require a significant amount of routine maintenance. From shearing the trees every year to applying regular doses of fertilizer and herbicides, Christmas tree farmers have their work cut out for them. Virginia A. Smith of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that recent costs "have skyrocketed: labor, transportation, pesticides and petroleum-based fertilizers, wire, even ribbon...and the hike in fertilizer has been staggering; growers who paid $330 a ton just a few years ago now pay $1,200." These rising costs are affecting the entire country, including Indiana County.
Despite their hard efforts, some Indiana County tree growers do not find their futures promising. On top of rising farming costs, many in the tree farming industry must endure the popular trend of consumers switching to artificial Christmas trees (or "fake trees," as some growers refer to them). Ed Chapman, owner of Chapman Tree Farm, has both noticed the causes and felt the effects of this shift over the past few years. In his experience as President of the Indiana County Tree Growers' Association from 1999-2003, Chapman noted that "a lot of older people have switched to artificial trees because of the ease of maintenance, and now probably about 60% of the market is dominated by artificial tree sales." The sales of artificial Christmas trees in home improvement stores and discount department stores have the potential to disrupt the farming tradition.
When asked how these trends have affected Indiana County Christmas tree production, Chapman mentioned both the pride for American trees and potential problems of "fake" trees. In particular, he said that his sales have remained constant over the years because of his advertising efforts. He noted that after the September 11th attacks (with Flight 93 crashing in nearby Shanksville, Somerset County), residents were eager to purchase real, local trees to support American businesses. More recently, many farmers are beginning to push back against the artificial tree industry, noting the health dangers of purchasing them. Studies conducted by the Environmental Quality Institute at the University of North Carolina-Asheville indicated that there was lead present in artificial trees, especially those which are several years old. According to the National Tree Growers Association, "artificial trees contain enough lead to require a warning label...lead is listed as a carcinogen, but it's widely associated with neurological damage." Many Indiana Co. Christmas tree growers are trying to convey this message to their customers to promote the sale of natural trees.
While the lead level in one artificial tree is not high enough to result in lead poisoning, it is high enough for these researchers to advise consumers to use caution when handling one. Their warnings are for households with young kids, noting that "children may ingest the lead when they touch the ground and the gifts and put their contaminated hands into their mouths." The lead in these trees is found mainly in the material used to make the branches more flexible and reduce the risk of fire. However, this material, called PVC, can "degrade in sun and heat and disintegrate into lead-laced dust" according to the Environmental Quality Institute researchers.
Indiana County Christmas trees being hauled to roadside stands, garden centers and floral shops for the Yuletide season.
Not only can artificial trees cause potential harm to the customers who purchase them, but they also can pose serious environmental problems to the earth. If artificial trees are not disposed of properly, the lead can seep into the groundwater and potentially enter the local food chain. Because artificial trees are non-biodegradable and made from petroleum-based plastic, they will not disintegrate in landfills when they are discarded.
In stressing the potentially harmful effects of artificial trees, local tree farmers are promoting the value of grown Christmas trees. Some of these benefits include creating habitats for animals and material to be recycled later as mulch. In addition to these benefits, the Indiana County tree growers are making efforts to "go green" and use more environmentally sound methods to maintain their farms. Chapman explains these proactive concerns, saying, "We've gone to more natural pesticides to spray the trees with, and the chemicals we use now are safer than those used thirty years ago." A few years ago, he purchased ladybugs from California to control the bug population of aphids, instead of using chemicals on the trees. Chapman summarizes the proactive environmental concerns of Christmas tree farmers in Indiana County: "For every tree that's cut, three more are planted to cleanse the air." Returning to the tradition of live Christmas trees is an environmentally friendly choice during the holiday season.
Each December, millions of American will climb into their attics or walk into their storage rooms. They will pull out strands of colored lights, treasured family decorations, and likely either an angel or a star for their Christmas trees. For thousands of Pennsylvania residents, these trees will come from Indiana County, the birthplace of the industry that proudly claims the title, "The Christmas Tree Capital of the World."
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Chapman, Edward. Personal Interview. Indiana County, PA. 31 Mar. 2009.
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Gammage, Jeff. "Pining For a Good Season: Indiana County, PA, Calls Itself the Christmas Tree Capital. And It Has Good Reason." The Philadelphia Inquirer. 19 Dec. 1997: C1.
Loden, Mary. "Experts Warn of Dangerous Toxins in Some Trees." The Britt News—Tribune. 28 Nov. 2007. 30 Mar. 2009. <http://www.forestcitysummit.com/articles/2007/11/28/britt_news/news05.txt>.
Smith, Virginia A. "Christmas Trees: Due for Downsizing?" The Philadelphia Inquirer. 25 Nov. 2008: C1.
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Rimini Street Completes Buyback of $60 Million Face Value Series A Preferred Stock
LAS VEGAS, April 19, 2021 – Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), a global provider of enterprise software products and services, the leading third party support provider for Oracle and SAP software products and a Salesforce partner, today announced that it has completed, pursuant to early redemption rights, the buyback of 60,000 shares of Series A Preferred Stock with a face value of $60 million for total cash payable of $62.3 million, which includes $2.3 million of make-whole dividend. Source of funds for the buyback are Company cash, and the notice of this stock buyback was previously announced on March 16, 2021.
The remaining Series A Preferred Stock liquidation value is approximately $88 million. Rimini Street has the option to call it, in full or in part, with no make-whole or premium starting July 19, 2021, or it may be converted into common stock at any time by the holders. Any remaining shares of the Series A Preferred Stock will become redeemable at the election of a majority of the Series A Preferred Stockholders beginning July 19, 2023.
This transaction is the latest in a series of Preferred Stock buybacks that have reduced the total Series A Preferred obligation by approximately 46% in the past six months.
"Our recent capital market actions have allowed us to methodically strengthen our balance sheet and move us in the direction of a net cash position with a low leverage ratio. We continue to look for additional opportunities to lower our cost of capital and optimize our capital structure for the benefit of our shareholders," stated Michael L. Perica, chief financial officer, Rimini Street.
We plan to discuss the stock buyback transaction in more detail during our first quarter 2021 earnings conference call scheduled for May 5, 2021, and in our SEC Form 10-Q. Please visit our investor relations website for more information https://investors.riministreet.com/.
Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI) is a global provider of enterprise software products and services, the leading third-party support provider for Oracle and SAP software products and a Salesforce partner. The Company offers premium, ultra-responsive and integrated application management and support services that enable enterprise software licensees to save significant costs, free up resources for innovation and achieve better business outcomes. To date, more than 4,000 Fortune 500, Fortune Global 100, midmarket, public sector and other organizations from a broad range of industries have relied on Rimini Street as their trusted application enterprise software products and services provider. To learn more, please visit http://www.riministreet.com, follow @riministreet on Twitter and find Rimini Street on Facebook and LinkedIn. (IR-RMNI)
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The California Courts' Increasing Tolerance Of Sexual Comments In "Hostile Work Environment" Cases
by Noah Green
Sexual harassment in the workplace is a well known and widely understood issue. Most people realize that it is a breach of ethics and etiquette to make unwanted sexual advances upon or comments about co-workers. Since 1980, the law of the State of California has codified those social rules in the Fair Employment and Housing Act ("FEHA").1 However, what is not well-known is that words alone are rarely a sufficient basis for filing a sexual harassment suit.
There are two recognized theories of liability, or types of sexual harassment under FEHA: 1) Quid Pro Quo; and 2) Hostile Work Environment. Quid Pro Quo harassment applies to situations where a supervisor offers a job or a promotion, or offers to refrain from demoting or firing an employee, in exchange for sexual favors.2 This article will not discuss Quid Pro Quo harassment, but rather, will focus on the more well-known and recently diminished "Hostile Work Environment" theory. In particular, it will attempt to demonstrate that though the text of FEHA has not changed, the opinions of the judges interpreting that law have shifted dramatically.
FEHA has always required the plaintiff to prove that the claimed sexual harassment was "sufficiently severe or pervasive to alter the conditions of the victim's employment" and that the defendant's conduct would have interfered with a reasonable employee's work performance and would have seriously affected the psychological wellbeing of a reasonable employee.3 The factors are evaluated by weighing: (1) the nature of the unwelcome sexual acts or works (generally, physical touching is more offensive than unwelcome verbal abuse); (2) the frequency of the offensive encounters; (3) the total number of days over which all of the offensive conduct occurs; and (4) the context in which the sexually harassing conduct occurred.4 Harassment cannot be occasional, isolated, sporadic, or trivial. These acts must constitute a concerted pattern of harassment of a repeated, routine or a generalized nature.5
During the 1980s, 1990s and into the 2000s, plaintiffs regularly filed lawsuits and collected settlements and judgments for sexual harassment claims based on offensive comments alone. The severity and frequency of the comments need not have been great, and indeed could have consisted of only a handful of such remarks.
However, since the mid-to-late 2000s, as society's skin has thickened and our public conversations have coursened, so too have the courts grown more tolerant of sexual remarks in the workplace. Perhaps it is a reflection of the increased level of sexuality on the internet, television, and other social media; or perhaps those media reflect a change in our society. One might view this as a negative trend, a debasement of our culture; or perhaps as a positive trend, caused by our increasing tolerance and maturity in our view of sexuality.
For purposes of this article however, and from a legal standpoint, this shift in society has made its way to the courts, which now generally hold that a hostile work environment sexual harassment claim must be based on more than occasional crude or inappropriate language.
A good starting point to demonstrate this shift in the courts is Lyle v. Warner Bros. Television Productions.6 In Lyle, the plaintiff worked as a writer on the televisions show "Friends." She claimed that the frequent use of sexual innuendo and crude comments in the writers' room created a hostile work environment. The California Supreme Court affirmed summary judgment for the studio, relying heavily on the fact that none of the comments were directed at the plaintiff or other women in the workplace. However, the court also noted that the writers' sexual antics, including their pantomiming of masturbation, their drawing in a "cheerleader coloring book," altering words on scripts and calendars to spell out male and female body parts, graphic discussions about their personal sexual experiences, sexual preferences, and preferences in women, and bragging about their personal sexual exploits did not create a "hostile work environment.
On year later, in Mokler v. County of Orange,7 the California Court of Appeal ruled that a county employee's sexual harassment claim against a county supervisor failed because the employee's allegations of misconduct – though directed at her – did not establish a hostile work environment. That case was based on three occasions over a five-week period, and involved no physical contact. The first occurred when the defendant asked plaintiff about her marital status and called her an "aging nun" when he learned she was not married. The second occurred at a party outside of the office when the defendant pulled the plaintiff by the arm close to his body and asked, "Did you come here to lobby me? When she answered no, the defendant responded: "Why not? These women are lobbying me." He then told plaintiff she had a nice suit and nice legs, and looked up and down at her. The third incident occurred in defendant's office when defendant told plaintiff that she looked nice and put his arm around her. As he did so, his arm rubbed her breast. He then asked plaintiff where she lived, demanding to know her exact address. The court held that these acts fell short of establishing "a pattern of continuous, pervasive harassment" … necessary to show a hostile working environment under FEHA. Taken as a whole, the foregoing acts demonstrated rude, inappropriate, and offensive behavior, but not were actionable, because they did not render the workplace "permeated with 'discriminatory intimidation, ridicule and insult,'…. that is sufficiently severe or pervasive to alter the conditions of the victim's employment and create an abusive working environment.'"
The courts' increasing tolerance of sexual remarks, even when directed at the plaintiff, was again demonstrated in Haberman v. Cengage Learning, Inc.8 In that, case the Court of Appeal upheld summary judgment against a sexual harassment plaintiff who alleged 13 comments that were made to her over the course of a two or three-year period. In particular, the plaintiff in Haberman alleged that her supervisor did the following:
asked her how she looked so pretty so early in the morning;
spoke of his wife's recurrent battle with cancer and said he thought the next time around he would go for a younger woman because women in their 40's get sick; (
commented that a school administrator was "hot for being an older woman";
told a customer that plaintiff was amazing and had five children with no father in the picture;
joked that his father, Richard, is referred to as "Big Dick";
a third party asked the plaintiff whether she was dating the supervisor because the supervisor had said the plaintiff was "drop dead' gorgeous";
while they were separately parking for a convention, the supervisor called the plaintiff on her cell phone and told her that he was "coming right up behind her and it felt pretty good";
the supervisor asked the plaintiff if she was getting married;
the supervisor told plaintiff that an author a textbook had the "hots" for her and asked whether she would ever go out with the author;
the supervisor told the plaintiff that his grief counselor advised him not to make any changes for one year, said he was not ready for a relationship, and said he just wanted to have sex, and asked plaintiff what she thought and whether she had any friends who just wanted to have sex, and whether she knew how anyone was good in bed;
the supervisor and plaintiff conducted a role-playing training session regarding sales techniques at the supervisor's house with other co-workers;
the supervisor asked plaintiff if she had any friends who just wanted to have sex; and
the supervisor told the plaintiff that a customer's contractor had the "hots" for her and wanted to date her.
In a somewhat shocking ruling, the court held that these allegations did not establish conduct sufficiently severe or pervasive as to alter her conditions of employment and create a work environment that qualifies as hostile or abusive to plaintiff based on sex and reiterated that FEHA is "not a 'civility code' and [is] not designed to rid the workplace of vulgarity.'"
In Hughes v. Pair,9 the defendant was a trustee of an estate created b the plaintiff's late ex-husband for their son. The defendant called the plaintiff "sweetie" and "honey," and said he thought of her "in a special way, if you know what I mean." He offered to grant one of her requests if she would be "nice" to him and told "you know everyone always had a thing for you. You are one of the most beautiful, unattainable women in the world. Here's my home telephone number and call me when you're ready to give me what I want." The plaintiff said the defendant's comments were "crazy," to which the defendant responded, "`[h]ow crazy do you want to get?" That same night, the defendant told the plaintiff "I'll get you on your knees eventually. I'm going to f*** you one way or another." The Supreme Court concluded that the defendant's sexually harassing conduct, as plaintiff has described it, was not "pervasive" and not so egregious as to alter the conditions of the underlying professional relationship. To be pervasive, the sexually harassing conduct must consist of "more than a few isolated incidents." Without any physical contact or threats of physical contact, vulgar and highly offensive remarks alone do not amount to "severe harassing conduct."
Taken together, these cases show that it is now much harder to prove that sexual remarks constitute a "hostile work environment" under the law. Though unwanted physical contact remains a clear example of prohibited workplace conduct, words alone must directed at the plaintiff herself (or himself) on dozens of occasions over a relatively brief period of perhaps one to two years, and must be even more severe than the egregious comments described herein.
The lesson for employees is this: Do not be quick to file a sexual harassment case based on words alone. If you do, the burden will be extreme and you must keep detailed notes of what was said, when it was said, and who said it. On the other hand, the lesson for employers is this: If you have the misfortune of being sued for sexual harassment conduct in your workplace, the courts will support you unless the plaintiff can prove that they were physically touched, offered a job or promotion in exchange for sex, or they were subjected to direct, severe, and nearly constant verbal harassment.
Noah Green is an attorney and partner at the firm of Green and Stewart, P.C. in Pasadena, CA. He can be reached at (626) 395-7686 or noah@gspattorneys.com.
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New Delhi: The documents involving former Karnataka chief minister B S Yeddyurappa, which disclosed alleged payoutsin 2009, have once again raised the question: Can entries in diaries be treated as admissible evidence? Legal experts tend to allude to the three-decade-old Jain hawala case.
"But it will depend on the investigation whether entries are supported by independent evidence," says senior advocate Siddharth Luthra.
"In the Jain hawala case, the legal position regarding diaries was clarified that entries in diaries are not books of account. The entries in dairies have to be supported by the an independent evidence," said Advocate Luthra.
"The entries in diaries are not admissible in evidence in terms of Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, as the same are not books of accounts kept in regular course of business," advocate Pahwa told IANS.
"The law requires that these entries, if relied upon, need corroboration. It is also required to be independently established by way of cogent evidence that the alleged entries are real and that the moneys were actually paid in terms of those entries. Having said that every case needs to be independently dealt with and requires investigation," Pahwa told IANS.
However, one of the prosecutors told IANS that as per Supreme Court judgement delivered in Jain Hawala case against prominent politicians L K Advani and V C Shukla has ruled that the diaries presented by the prosecution were admissible as evidence under Section 34 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.
The judgement was delivered by a three-member Bench of the apex court that time, comprising then Justices M K Mukherjee, S P Kurdukar and K T Thomas, who had also held that the evidence like diary is of such a nature which cannot be converted into legal evidence against them.
The apex court was hearing CBI appeal challenging a Delhi High Court's order which had acquitted Advani and Shukla in the case.
During the aforesaid period, the Jain brothers received Rs 59,12,11,685, a major portion of which came from foreign countries through hawala channels as kickbacks. An account of receipts and disbursements of the monies was maintained by one J K Jain in the diaries.
The top court had observed that the two spiral note books and the two spiral pads are "books" within the meaning of Section 34, but not the loose sheets of papers contained in the two files.
The court also took it into account whether the "books" fulfil the other requirements of Section 34 so as to be admissible in evidence.
Altaf Ahmed, then Additional Solicitor General, appearing for the CBI, submitted that the interpretation of the High Court that the expressions "books of account" and "business" appearing in the above section refer and relate to only such business as may exist between two persons is anomalous, for such a truncated view would disable law from dealing with illicit business and situations connected therewith, such as the case in hand, where a conspiracy was hatched to receive money through hawala channels and other sources.
According to Altaf Ahmed, any book in which monetary transactions are recorded and reckoned would answer the description of 'book of account' within the meaning of the Section 34 of Evidence Act.
Sibal had argued that "account" meant a formal statement of money transactions between parties arising out of a contractual or a fiduciary relationship.
According to Altaf Ahmed, the entries reflect such periodicity and regularity as was compatible with the modus operandi of the business of Jain brothers of corrupting public servant including Members of Parliament and Ministers in order to influence their decisions and seek their favours for promotion of Jain brothers' economic interests.
Countering Ahmed, Sibal had submitted that the evidence that has been collected during investigation only shows that the entries were made by J K Jain and that the Jain brothers had put certain signatures against some of those entries. He also responded that there was no proof, even prima facie, against any of the accused.
Advani's counsel Ram Jethmalani had argued that independent evidence was required to proof the charges and in absence of any such evidence, no liability can be foisted under Section 34 of the Evidence Act.
The top court has held that the prosecution has not been able to made out a prima facie case to prove that Advani and Shukla were parties to such conspiracies and said: "…the charges of conspiracy, as framed/sought to be framed, cannot stand also against the Jains, for the simple reason that in a conspiracy, there must be two parties.
"Resultantly, the statements cannot be proved as admission of Jains of such conspiracy. We hasten to add that the case the prosecution intended to project now was not that there was a conspiracy amongst the Jains to offer illegal gratification to Advani and Shukla and that pursuant thereto the latter accepted the same," said the top court's order delivered on March 2 1998.


SAN ANTONIO — When Bradford Burgess returned to his hotel room Friday night after the biggest shot of his life, 147 text messages and 12 voice mails awaited him.
The junior, who teammates called "Big Shot Brad," delivered the layup with seven seconds left in overtime to lift Virginia Commonwealth University over Florida State and into the Elite Eight.
The shot set off a wild celebration in the Alamodome, where VCU supporters screamed as loud as they could, sang "Deep in the heart of Texas" and didn't want to leave. The party eventually moved to the team hotel, where around 100 fans greeted the team and mingled with them for a half-hour.
The day after, Burgess was left talking about the need to shoot more. Sure, he poured in 26 points against FSU, including six 3-pointers. VCU coach Shaka Smart wants his second-leading score to be more selfish.
Smart is trying to change that, setting a goal for Burgess to attempt 12 or more shots each game. Burgess is 9-for-11 from 3-point range in the last two games with 49 points. It's the first time this season Burgess had back-to-back 20-point outings.


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Discipline Tribunal Essentials: Fundamental Skills
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The Firm welcomes Anthony Burden, Jason Kully, Lisa Statt Foy, Britt Tetz, and Matthew Turzansky to its partnership.Field Law is pleased to welcome Anthony Burden, Jason Kully, Lisa Statt Foy, Britt Tetz, and Matthew Turzansky as partners of the Firm. ...
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Regulating the Use of Social Media by Professionals
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The COVID-19 pandemic forced many employers and their employees to abruptly adopt work-from-home arrangements. Although the relaunch of the Alberta economy is underway, employers and employees have become accustomed to remote work and "Zoom&rdquo...
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Written by James Casey, QC, Katrina Haymond, Greg Sim and Jason Kully, The Annotated Health Professions Act is written for both lawyers and members of professional regulatory associations and provides an overview of Alberta's Healt...
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Can't Have Your Cake and Eat it Too: No Wrongful Dismissal Damages if Disability Benefits Paid
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Public Communications That Do Not Cross the Line: Dealing with Claims of Defamation
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New Challenges to Free Speech on Campus
Last week the new provincial government announced its intention to require Alberta post-secondary institutions to enact policies about free speech on campus. While no specific proposals were released, and the Minister of Advanced Education said he inte...
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Fair and effective professional discipline hearings are essential to the professional discipline process. They are the core of the "peer review" process and a crucial element of professional discipline. Members of the profession and the pub...
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Supreme Court Defers to Law Societies in Denial of TWU's Law School
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Performance Reviews: Check-Ups Keep Regulators Running in Top Condition
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Mohamad Rabadán (Rueda de Jalón, siglo XVI – Túnez, siglo XVII) fue un poeta y escritor de literatura aljamiada en castellano con numerosos aragonesismos. Sus poemas se basan en la prosa del Mancebo de Arévalo.

Lenguaje

El lenguaje de Mohamed Rabadán es el castellano típico en Aragón en el siglo XVI con léxico referente a conceptos islámicos, y naturalmente, aragonesismos de diferentes tipos:

Aragonesismos fonéticos: bentalla, conplegar, pluvia, creyencia, descreyençia, embeleco, entrecuytado, fita, fito, folgança.
Aragonesismos morfológicos:
Géneros diferentes del castellano: género masculino en senyo y herencio.
Sufijos diferentes: abebrador.
Preposiciones: dende, enta.
Pronombres con caso preposicional: con si.
Ciertas formas verbales irregulares: afierra, bes, bide, eslita, eslito, aflito.
Otros elementos morfológicos: amás.
Aragonesismos léxicos: begada, uegada ("vegada"), malautía, mespolera.
Arabismos presentes en el aragonés y con pronunciación aragonesa:
Palabras con letra chim que en aragonés presentan la letra "ch": Abuchahiel ' (un antropónimo), Addicha, alchama, alchaneça ("entierro"), alchanna ("cielo"), alcheria ("moza", "esclava"), alchinnes, alhichantes ("peregrinos"), Alhichez (región noroccidental de Arabia), chahanna ("infierno"), Chebiel ' (*Chehiel ' "necio"), Chebril (el arcángel San Gabriel), chemio (soldaudo de Letía), chumed alule (quinta luna), chumed alehar (sexta luna), Dulhiche (septima luna), machuçes ("negros", "paganos") , Yde Chea/Ydichea (La zora 110).
Epentesis antihiaticas: Açarayel/Azarayel, aleyas, creyencia, descreyençia,
Arabismos con el artículo Ael  aglutinado a diferencia del castellano: alcorán.

 Obra

La obra de Mohamad Rabadán se conoce por dos manuscritos: un manuscrito en París y otro manuscrito de Londres que se conserva en el British Museum.Discurso de la luz.Historia del día del juicio.Canto de las lunas.Los nombres de dios.

 Referencias

 Bibliografía
José Antonio Lasarte López Poemas de Mohamad Rabadan'' Diputación General de Aragón, 1991.

Nacidos en Rueda de Jalón
Poetas de Aragón

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The Feast of Epiphany
The feast of the Epiphany, the revelation of Jesus as the Messiah to the Gentiles, reminds us of the power of faith and the transformative presence of God in our lives.
There was once a monastery that had fallen on hard times. Once it was filled with young monks and its great church resounded with the singing of God's praise, but now it was almost deserted, with a handful of elderly brothers struggling to pray and work.
On the edge of the monastery woods, there was an old rabbi who had built a little hut. He would go there from time to time to fast and pray. Whenever the rabbi was there, the monks felt blessed by his presence.
One day, the abbot of the monastery went to visit the rabbi to seek his counsel. The rabbi welcomed him warmly and after praying together, he made tea for the abbot.
As he set the cups on the table, the rabbi said to the abbot, "You and your brothers are serving God with heavy hearts. You have come to ask a teaching of me. Very well. I will give you a teaching - but you can only repeat it once. After that, no one must ever say it aloud again."
The rabbi leaned in and looked straight into the eyes of the abbot. "The Messiah is among you," he said. "He lives among you now."
The abbot was shocked by the rabbi's words and left the hut without a word. The next morning, he called his brothers together and told them about the teaching he had received from the rabbi, but warned them that it could only be spoken once and then never mentioned again.
He looked at each of his brothers and said, "The rabbi said that one of us is the Messiah."
The monks were stunned by the abbot's words. They wondered if Brother John or Father Matthew or Brother Thomas could be the Messiah. They were all puzzled by the rabbi's teaching, but faithfully obeyed the abbot's instructions that it never be mentioned again.
As time went by, the monks began to treat one another with a special reverence. There was a gentle, peaceful quality about them that was hard to describe but easy to notice. The few visitors to the monastery found themselves deeply moved by the life of the community.
Before long, people were coming from miles around to be nourished by the prayer of the monks. More and more brothers joined the community. As the monastery began to rebuild, the joy of their prayer once again resounded through their church - and hearts.
The old rabbi was never seen again, but the old monks, who had taken his teaching to heart, forever felt his presence.
This story reminds us that the Messiah, the savior of the world, is among us. He is present with us in the midst of our struggles, in the community of believers, and in the sacraments of the Church.
When we open ourselves to the presence of the Messiah, when we allow him to transform our hearts and minds, we become instruments of his love and grace.
So let us remember the words of the old rabbi as we celebrate this feast of the Epiphany.
"The Messiah is among us. "
He is present with us in our joys and sorrows, in our struggles and triumphs. Let us open ourselves to his presence, and may our hearts be transformed by his love. Amen.
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12 February 2021: Zakiya McKenzie & Victoria Whitworth (chaired by Hjördis Becker-Lindenthal)
How do we write the world and how does language change the shape of our stories? This panel engages the literary as literal spell work and examines contemporary nature writing as rites of passage and techniques for altering the power narratives that stories impart. Zakiya McKenzie and Victoria Whitworth are nature writers whose work challenges conventional ideas of how nature can – and should – be "written". This panel explores how words are used in order to alter our perception of the objects they name. Can words re-enchant our relationship to the nonhuman? What are the ethics of "environmental" writing?
Victoria's pre event recording is available to list to: https://vimeo.com/508168599 (password: spring2021)
Zakiya McKenzie
Zakiya Mckenzie is a Bristol-based writer and researcher. She was the 2019 writer-in-residence for Forestry England and 2017 Bristol Black and Green Ambassador. In 2017, she completed a Master of Research degree in Sustainable Futures at the University of Bristol focusing on the environmental and economic implications of "black gold" – petroleum – off Guyana's shore. She is currently writing for a PhD at the University of Exeter researching Black British journalism in the post-war period. Zakiya is also a volunteer at Ujima 98FM community radio station in Bristol and she regularly leads naturebased art and writing workshops, including one on Caribbean storytelling for children. Zakiya has appeared on Radio 4's Woman's Hour, Farming Today, Inside Out West and has written for Smallwoods and BBC Wildlife Magazines. Follow Zakiya's work at https://zakiyamckenzie.com.
Victoria Whitworth
Victoria is a novelist and academic who explores the culture and society of Britain in the Early Middle Ages, focusing on death, burial and memory. From 2012 to 2016 she was lecturer at the Centre for Nordic Studies on the Orkney campus of the University of the Highlands and Islands. She is the author of Dying and Death in Later Anglo-Saxon England (as Victoria Thompson); the novels The Bone Thief and The Traitors' Pit (as VM Whitworth) and Daughter of the Wolf, all set in England's Dark Ages. Her latest book, Swimming with Seals, is both an acclaimed memoir of life, death and swimming, and a treasure trove of the history, myth and archaeology of Orkney. Victoria lives with her daughter in Edinburgh.
Chair: Hjördis Becker-Lindenthal is Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow at the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge.
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The OASIS ODF Technical Committee has recently finalized the approval of technical proposals which will be included in ODF 1.2, the most significant revision to the ODF specification since its approval as an OASIS standard in May 2005. Once these proposals are integrated into the ODF 1.2 draft and remaining editorial tasks are completed, the draft specification will be sent on for Public Review (hopefully before the end of April) and then finally onto a ballot for approval as an OASIS Standard. ODF 1.2 includes support for extensible metadata, spreadsheet formula, and digital signatures, among other enhancements.
The NLnet Foundation (in Dutch: Stichting NLnet), a philanthropic organization, is seeking ODF projects in need of funding. The program is a joint initiative of the Dutch government, led by the minister for Foreign Trade Heemskerk and the State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom Relations Anna Bijleveld-Schouten. The deadline for submitting proposals is 1 April 2009. The "Netherlands in Open Connection" action plan called on the Dutch central administrations to be able to accept and use ODF files as of April 2008 and all other government bodies in the Netherlands by January 2009.
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THE BOSTON press had nothing particularly interesting do share about Novell other than financial news and this thrown-in mention.
The area is home to big employers such as State Street Corp., Genzyme Corp., Novell, Fidelity Investments, Raytheon Co., and Thermo Fisher Scientific. And the city's two convention centers brought more than 772,500 attendees to town in 2007.
It ought to be mentioned that here in Boycott Novell, some of our hecklers come from this region (near Novell's headquarters) and many come from Germany too. Even Novell employees comment here anonymously sometimes. That's why comments must be treated with suspicion and caution, even those appearing outside this Web site. We never censor any comments, not even when Novell employees post them from Novell's offices.
THERE WAS LITTLE NEWS about SLE* this week, except for some announcements about virtualisation. There is an article that IDG spread all over the place (well, in its many Web sites anyway) about SUSE appliances. This came through VMworld's coverage.
The modularity and licensing of Linux makes it well suited as the platform of choice for the burgeoning software appliance market, a Novell executive said at the VMworld conference in Cannes.
Software appliances are applications that come prepackaged with an operating system on, for example, a virtual machine or a USB stick.
eWeek took a glance at Lenovo's ThinkServers which happen to favour SLES and there was also some detailed assessment. Eventually, a slideshow was put together and published too.
AFTER some recent setbacks and difficulties [1, 2, 3], this project has picked up the pieces and even though Novell will need to make staffing adjustments, the project's leader remains optimistic and alleviates further fears.
Summary: Novell spreads .NET and Microsoft wants to bring proprietary extensions to ODF.
NOVELL takes pride in one of those arbitrary awards (susceptible to corruption by bribes) which was granted to Mono. Does Novell not realise the patent implications for companies other than Novell, especially now that Microsoft uses its de facto standards to sue Linux? Putting Mono inside GNU/Linux is asking for trouble.
On a similar note, Microsoft is trying to pollute a competitor of OOXML. Having spotted this message, there are further complaints about Microsoft's attempts to ruin ODF from the inside.
Doug Mahugh of Microsoft is pushing inside the ODF Technical Committee for proprietary extensions, by which the monopolist vendor could embrace and extend the format to "innovate". The extensions possibility is the door open to proprietary closed source parts, that renders the ODF customer a Microsoft slave once again like in the good old times of the .DOC.
Summary: Blake Jorgensen agrees in principle to an anti-Google partnership with Microsoft, but soon leaves the company.
IN RECENT COVERAGE of the Yahoo-Microsoft flirt [1, 2, 3] it was realised that, having expelled the old management and put inside some of its own [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6], Microsoft is hoping to just use Yahoo! to its own advantage, maybe without even buying it or acquiring just portions of the company, such as search. Here is the latest twist in this saga, which has already lasted for over a year (since February 2008).
Blake Jorgensen, Yahoo's chief financial officer, said today that the company is open to a search partnership with Microsoft, but that such a deal would be complex to implement from a technology standpoint.
His comments come a day after Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer reiterated his desire to talk with his Yahoo counterpart about pooling their search businesses. He's hoping that Carol Bartz, who took the reins of Yahoo in January, may be more open to an agreement than co-founder Jerry Yang, who turned Ballmer down repeatedly last year.
Around the same time, however, Blake Jorgensen also quit the company. This happened following speculations that Microsoft might exploit Yahoo! in its typical routine of breaking competitors rather than making better products than theirs.
Ballmer told attendees at Microsoft's Strategic Meeting Update presentation that he would like to find a way for Yahoo and Microsoft "to pool resources" against Google.
Microsoft's existing operating system is a mess and even Microsoft is acknowledging this. If any concurrence is needed, then how about this news about Windows Vista winning the Fiasco Award by an overwhelming majority?
WINDOWS VISTA, out of the 6.403 people voting, 5.222 considered Microsoft's Operating System a Great Fiasco.
There are at least two lawsuits against Microsoft (over Vista) at the moment. One is pursuing a class action status, whereas another is looking it restore its class action status.
Lawyers for PC buyers are trying a new approach in an attempt to get U.S. District Judge Marsha Pechman to reinstate the class-action status that she recently removed from the lawsuit over Microsoft's Windows Vista Capable marketing program.


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| IMC Wiki | Anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system
Anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system
Structure of the heart
The cardiac conduction system
The heart is divided into two parts.
Each part consists of an atrium and a ventricle.
The right side of the heart (right atrium and ventricle) drives the pulmonary circulation.
The left side of the heart (left atrium and ventricle) drives the systemic circulation.
Coronary arteries (coronary vessels)
Approximately 5-10% of the stroke volume serves to nourish the cardiac muscle alone.
The right and left coronary arteries enter the cardiac muscle from outside.
Scheme of the organs of the circulatory system
Vessels carrying blood to the heart are referred to as veins.
Vessels carrying blood away from the heart are referred to as arteries.
Arteries in the pulmonary circulation transfer poorly oxygenated blood, whereas in systemic circulation, they transfer oxygen-rich blood.
Systemic circulation
The pulmonary veins transfer oxygen-rich blood from the lung to the left cardiac atrium.
This blood then flows into the left ventricle and is subsequently forced into the aorta.
Arteries and arterioles transfer blood to the capillaries, where oxygen is given off and carbon dioxide is taken up.
The poorly oxygenated blood flows via veins into the right atrium.
Pulmonary circulation
Poorly oxygenated blood enters the right ventricle from the right atrium from where it is forwarded to the lung capillaries via the pulmonary veins. Here, the gas exchange takes place. The oxygen-rich blood is transferred to the left atrium via the pulmonary veins.
The excitations needed for the contractions of the myocardium originate in the heart itself.
Pulse frequency and contraction strength are influenced by the sympathetic and the parasympathic parts of the autonomic nervous system.
The heart rate is usually between 60 and 100 per minute. A failure of this system can have fatal consequences and lead to cardiac arrest. Therefore, nature has built in several precautionary measures. Should the sinus node fail, other mechanisms of impulse propagation will come into action.
he structures of the cardiac conduction system
Several structures within the heart are part of the cardiac conduction system:
The sinus node
The sinus node lies in the right atrium at the opening of the superior vena cava. Here, the electrical impulses are generated and then conducted. At rest, the sinus node independently produces 60 - 80 impulses/minute and conducts them to the AV node.
The AV node (atrio-ventricular node)
The AV node is in the right atrial wall at the border between atrium and ventricle. It transfers the impulses produced by the sinus node to the His bundle. If the sinus node fails, the AV node can still produce a rhythm of 40-60 impulses/minute.
The His bundle
The His bundle is a bundle of fibres running in the ventricular septum dividing into the right and left bundle branches. The impulses are conducted from here to the Purkinje fibres. If sinus and AV nodes fail, here a rhythm of 20 impulses/minute can still be produced.
The Purkinje fibres Anaesthetic
The Purkinje fibres are terminal branches of the His bundle and conduct the impulses to the ventricular muscles.


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Also moved the Danley DTS-10 subhorn to the other side of the wall. It fires into the room from behind the curtain.
Still need to setup the EV DX-38 to run them active.
What other tools will you be using for calibrating?
I'll bet those things will sound large enough for Soundhound!
These were the last speaker that Paul Klipsch designed (with a smaller horn). The audio engineer( Roy) that worked with him heads the Pro division out of Hope Akansas. The new bean counters at Klipsch were going to scrape this speaker but Roy talked them into letting the Pro department have it. So it is sold mainly for commercial cinema use. These were custom made out of South African Mahogany for home. I still need to make some grills to cover the sides and have the horn painted in a high gloss automotive finish.
To start I will be using settings determined by the engineer who helped develop the speaker and researched at the factory where these were built.
That is just sick! Yet I just can't stop staring at it no matter how hard I try. If I once said "speakers are not supposed to be bigger than the display", I take it back and I stand corrected.
They won't be larger when the projector and drop down screen go in.
Plus, they wont be nearly as visible with the lights dimmed. Those are absolutely beautiful.
Yes a Seymour screen. The Prodigy's are in the dining room now.


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Fox Tor è un tor presente a Dartmoor nella contea di Devon, Inghilterra.

A circa 500 m dal tor si trova la Childe's Tomb - secondo la leggenda locale luogo di riposo eterno di Childe il Cacciatore.

A circa 800 metri da questo punto, in direzione Nord-Nordest si trovano i resti della Foxtor Farm, utilizzata da Eden Phillpotts come uno degli ambienti principali della sua novella del 1904 dal titolo The American Prisoner, e per il successivo film realizzato nel 1929.

Il Little Fox Tor, noto come Giovane Tor, si trova a 500 metri di distanza a est da questo punto.

A circa 1 km a nord-est del tor si trova una terra paludosa nota come Fox Tor Mires che si dice che abbia ispirato la creazione del fittizio Grimpen Mire per il racconto Il mastino di Baskerville di Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Si trova un altro Fox Tor a Dartmoor, sulla riva occidentale del fiume Tavy. Un altro è posto presso Lewannick.

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Hélio Dias de Oliveira (born 19 December 1943) is a Brazilian former footballer who competed in the 1964 Summer Olympics.

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In this week's edition, we're mixing up the darkness with some utterly captivating and bone-chilling guest mixes and shows. Our spiral begins with one of our favorite rising players in the scene, who's impressed us and the industry's most tenacious players time and again, LA-based producer Brennen Grey. He delivers one incredibly devilish guest mix on Christian Smith's Tronic Radio, one that you will undoubtedly have playing on repeat form beginning to end. This leads us into another major mix from the almighty Pleasurekraft Live from Mixmag LAB in Los Angeles last month, before sending us off on a whirlwind of heart-pounding, mind-rattling emotions with Thomas Schumacher. This decades-old legend delivers Noir Recommends' first-ever guest mix, and it's one you won't easily forget. Finally, we conclude our dive into the dark side with heavy, industrialized hits from British duo Dense & Pika. They're featured on this week's Radio 1's Essential Mix, offering 120 minute of pure, techno bliss.
World off, headphones on. Enjoy the ride – we'll see you on the other side!
We tune in every week to see what's going down at BBC's Radio 1's Essential Mix with the legendary host, Pete Tong. This week, Dense & Pika, one of our favorite British duos who recently played a massive show with Carl Cox in Brooklyn, took control of the given 120 minutes to deliver a massive mix. Listen here.


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ATC SCM150ASL PRO Lautsprecher bei Alchemy Mastering in London
Mat Colton setzt jetzt die ATC SCM150ASL PRO Lautsprecher in seinem Alchemy Mastering Studio in London ein. Die Firma ATC aus England schreibt dazu:
Award-winning Alchemy Mastering engineer Matt Colton connects with ATC SCM150ASL PRO
"They encourage me to work in a way that I like, and I'm very happy to be supporting ATC — a British company that works hard to make good speakers."
– Matt Colton (MPG Mastering Engineer of the Year)
LONDON, UK: specialist British loudspeaker drive unit and complete sound reproduction system manufacturer ATC is proud to announce that MPG Mastering Engineer of the Year Award-winner Matt Colton has installed a pair of SCM150ASL PRO three-way active loudspeakers for critical listening in his room at Alchemy Mastering in West London…
Thanks to an always-widening array of ear-bending analogue and digital technologies, the mastering process is far from simple. Mastering means bringing well-honed listening skills to the table and for Matt Colton — named Mastering Engineer of the Year at last year's MPG Awards — mastering is where his heart has been for quite some time. Indeed, time well spent mastering his craft with several tenures across London — including Porky's Mastering, Optimum Mastering, Alchemy Mastering, and AIR Studios — led to the sought-after, award-winning mastering engineer relaunching Alchemy Mastering with original owners Barry Grint and Phil Kinrade at a new Hammersmith facility where he has succeeded in becoming a master of his own destiny with his own well-stocked mastering room to boot. Here he continues to build on his growing reputation, mastering for the likes of Coldplay, James Blake, Gary Numan, and Metronomy. Like his career, Colton's mastering CV is a long and accomplished affair.
For Colton, though, there's more to mastering than simply having access to the latest and greatest ear-bending analogue and digital technologies: "The thing about kit is that the things that are really important are the acoustics, speakers, amps, convertors, power supplies, and the wiring that connects them all together — anything that affects the sound in the room. You cannot get around that. So I would rather have a great-sounding room and a workstation with a couple of plug-ins than every piece of hardware ever made and a poor-sounding room, because — no matter how much you say you understand the room — we all react to what's coming out of the speakers and make our judgements based on how it sounds in the room. If the room is too bassy then the recording is going to be bass light — even if we know the room is too bassy, so that's fundamental."
Fundamental to Colton's current way of working is a pair of SCM150ASL PRO three-way active loudspeakers: "Having worked at AIR on a really lovely pair of hi-fi speakers, I felt I wanted to go back to studio monitoring and have something that maybe sounded a bit less polished in terms of the actual sound that's coming out of the speaker. So I'm working on a pair of SCM150ASL PROs. I'd previously worked on a pair of SCM200s many years ago, which I loved, but I think the 150 is a great speaker."
An unconventional demonstration convinced Colton that the SCM150ASL PRO patently met his critical listening criteria: "I did a lecture at Westminster University in Harrow to over 100 people in a really big lecture hall with a massive ceiling height of 50 feet or so. Ben Lilly of ATC brought along a pair of SCM150s and I played some James Blake records with really low sub-bass — down at around 35Hz, and they just sounded glorious. It was a wonderful experience to hear those records played in that room only on a pair of speakers. So, on that basis, I've got the 150s in my mastering room — sadly, not quite as big as that lecture hall!"
With well-honed listening skills par excellence, Colton is perfectly positioned to provide honest insight into the stunning- sounding SCM150ASL PRO in action at Alchemy Mastering: "They're a direct and honest pair of speakers. If the mix sounds good, then it sounds good here; if it doesn't, then it doesn't. There's no flattery on the part of the speakers, though they can be wonderful to listen to when you get it right. I'm enjoying working on them. They encourage me to work in a way that I like, and I'm very happy to be supporting ATC — a British company that works hard to make good speakers."
The SCM150ASL PRO three-way active loudspeakers carry a UK RRP of £11,132 GBP (excluding VAT) per pair, and are available worldwide from any authorised ATC stockist.
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Hey, thrifty crafters! It's that time of year where the holidays have passed and homes just abound with stuff. From leftover wrapping paper to that lame book you received in the white elephant, your home is probably filled with unwanted gifts and leftover supplies. Instead of tossing the book or even throwing out the wrapping paper, save your paper products and make recycled materials crafts with paper! From crafts with old books to recycled magazine crafts and more, these recycled paper crafts from AllFreePaperCrafts will clean out your home and keep you on a budget!
Say goodbye to old books and hello to beautiful decor! From card making embellishments like these DIY paper flowers to bookmarks that are made from book pages, these recycled paper crafts will inspire you to start crafting with items you already have at home! The yellowed pages of an old book lend your crafts a vintage feel, and the contrast of black letters on creamy paper will give your projects a dynamic look.
There is so much paper in old magazines and newspapers. Don't let those glistening pages go to waste! Create lovely home decor with recycled magazines and use old newspapers to make papier mache. The unique techniques employed to make some of these crafts are fascinating. Take a peek and save some green with these recycled magazine crafts.
Do you have old sheet music lying around? Maybe you've graduated from Mary Had a Little Lamb and now that book of beginner tunes is sitting in the piano bench, waiting to be thrown away. Well don't waste those pages of old sheet music! Instead, make sheet music crafts. Create marvelous home decor projects and DIY cards as a tribute to the music lover in your family. These recycled paper crafts won't cost you a penny and the results will look like you purchased your new decorations from Anthropologie.
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Ilya is a muscular 21 y.o. soldier from Russia and this boy will get corporal punishment by our Master. He's first-timer in our studio and it will be the first spanking for him. He never was spanked before and now sporty soldier will try first the hand spanking. He pulls down his uniform pants, and laying on thek knees of Master – he's ready for his first spanking. After , his getting the hard belt spanking by the the Russian army uniform leather belt. Belting is a good way for punishment of soldiers, the scars and bruises disappears in next 6-10 days after the spanking and after it the soldier is ready for the next punishment.
And finally – cruel back whipping. Teeth clenched, face writhing in pain, a little bit groans and the back skin is covering by long bruises after the whip. We think that all next week his brothers-soldiers will see his bruised back while taking shower. This boy had a very good corporal punishment.
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