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Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation looks after super funds designed specifically for Australian Government and Defence Force employees. With decades of experience, you'll be understood, guided and supported
At CSC we believe in experience first and foremost. CSC has over 30 years' experience in providing superannuation services to employees of the Australian Government and members of the Australian Defence Force. We're committed to giving our members the retirement that they deserve. And because we understand them like no one else, we can.
Our vision is to build, support and protect better retirement outcomes for all our members and their families.
We're here to be the trusted and valued partner who achieves long-term investment objectives, guides informed retirement decisions, and gives our members peace of mind that their families and futures are in safe hands.
Why CSC
At CSC, we're here to do right by you, while benchmarking ourselves globally too.
Global best practice
We're the only Australian fund on the Bretton Woods II 25 Most Responsible Asset Allocators list, 2017.
Decades of understanding
CSC has decades of experience serving government and ADF employees. We understand what matters.
We have above average returns, and competitive fees. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns.
PSSap is a profit for members fund. Meaning the earnings go back to you.
At CSC, we're here to do right by you. We hold ourselves to stringent standards to make sure you can count on us to deliver results, be clear and stay fair in all our interactions.
Directors and Executive Team
Our Directors and Executive Team come from a wide range of backgrounds, many like yours. They're brought together by a commitment to lead CSC towards its vision to be your trusted partner in achieving the retirement outcomes you deserve.
We manage and invest to maximize benefits to members and act in members' best interest as set out in legislation that governs us.
Our investment managers
The assets of CSC's schemes are invested through the ARIA Investments Trust (AIT), a pooled superannuation trust for which CSC is the trustee. CSC manages these assets through the appointment of a range of specialist investment managers across different asset classes, including investments through wholly owned entities and externally-managed investment vehicles. These investment managers are listed below.
We work with our partners to make sure we're always giving our members the best possible investment outcomes and service.
CSC is the trustee of 5 regulated schemes and administers 6 unregulated/exempt public sector schemes. No matter the scheme, we manage and administer each with the same principles – a focus on fairness, collaboration and a commitment to both member outcomes and the member experience.
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•	It has trees and plants species like walnut trees, pear trees, apple trees, oak trees, birch trees etc.
•	It has animal and bird species like leopards, deers, jackals, foxes, black and brown deers, otters, musk deer, Himalayan serows and grey langurs, jungle cats, malmut, bulbuls, golden oriole, woodpecker, redstart, pheasants, flycatcher, wallcreeper, vultures etc.
•	It has leaf species with medicinal properties.
•	It has flower species.
In Summer weather, the place becomes hot and mild with maximum temperature 14°C and minimum 8°C. Ignore visiting during this time to Dchigam National Park.
In Monsoon Season, the National Park faces moderate rain falls. Ignore this season also for thee visit.
In winter weather, the place becomes excessively cold atmosphere combining with maximum temperature of about 4°C and minimum is – 2°C. You can observe an appealing natural beauty with mesmerizing aura during this season.
The best and ideal time to visit this National Park is during December to March.
You can hire taxis, cars or buses to reach this spot which are easily available near the main bus stand and nearest airport. The basic fares will be cheap for buses but taxis and cars are expensive to hire.
In Summer weather, the place faces extreme hotness with maximum temperature 34°C and minimum 22°C. Please do not visit at this time. This is a tormenting peak time where visiting should be avoided.
In Monsoon Season, the National Park weather observes heavy rain falls with a high humidity level. Scenic scenery can b seen but this season is lso avoidable.
In winter weather, the place becomes appealing with the cold temperature of about 7°C. you should visit at this time only. Carry a hat and a water bottle.
National Parks are very good concept to prevent those animals and birds who are going to decrease day by day. We can secure them by national parks and if we need some information then we have Mirchi Travels. Thank you all the team.


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Lobos outlast Iona for a win during home opener
Isabel Gonzalez 0 November 14, 2018 7:07 am
Isabel Gonzalez @cisabelg New Mexico head coach Paul Weir had stressed the importance of starting out the season strong. After Tuesday night's 90-83
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New Mexico is 2-0 after a 90-83 win over Iona on Tuesday night. Scott Forman/The Lobo Lair
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New Mexico head coach Paul Weir had stressed the importance of starting out the season strong. After Tuesday night's 90-83 victory over Iona, the Lobos are enjoying a 2-0 record.
"They're finding ways to win, which is terrific," the coach said about the Lobos. "We weren't doing that last year at this time of the year. It took us a long time to kind of get that confidence."
Weir said that during a meeting, one of his assistants pointed out that the Lobos have won all three of the games they've played this season, counting the exhibition, but that he walked around like the team was 0-3. He admitted he's been harder on this team than he was last year, although he doesn't regret it.
The New Mexico offense saw five players in double digits, but it was the performances of Corey Manigault and Vance Jackson that gave the team the extra push. Manigault led the Lobos with 20 points and 10 rebounds.
MANIGAULT 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/wtQZajXEZk
— The Lair New Mexico (@thelairnm) November 14, 2018
Jackson picked up 18 points and 12 rebounds. This performance was a big improvement for him, as the sophomore recorded seven points and eight rebounds during the season opener at CSUN. He got three three-pointers on Tuesday, with two of those happening in the first three minutes of the game.
It's well known that Weir makes his team run a lot during practice, and on Tuesday night, the coach opened the post game press conference with a statement about the benefits of training for outlasting the competition.
"I think the new guys haven't gone through something like this, where the last four minutes of a game we were able to hopefully allow those things to kick in," Weir said. "It doesn't always happen that way. Fortunately tonight, we had a little bit more legs, a little bit more juice in the last four minutes."
Jackson commented that he could hear members from the opposite team breathing while at the free throw line.
Speaking of free throw lines, Iona outperformed New Mexico in this area. While the Lobos shot at 63.2 percent, the Gaels made 72.2 percent of their shots.
Like New Mexico, Iona also saw five players score in double digits. The team was led by junior Asante Gist with 19 points. Weir said that the Gaels, now 1-1 this season, didn't make Tuesday's win easy for the Lobos.
"Iona is a great basketball team and to get a win like that against them is enormous for us." he said.
Drue Drinnon made his college debut, although he only recorded two minutes. The freshman point guard had been out with an ankle injury.
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AUTHOR: Isabel Gonzalez
Lobos host Iona for first home game of the season
Isabel Gonzalez: New Mexico falls 77-54 in first game of UNLV series
Isabel Gonzalez: Lobos snap six-game losing streak with 72-63 victory over Dixie State
Isabel Gonzalez: New Mexico senior Keith McGee opts out of 2020-21 season
New Mexico falls 77-54 in first game of UNLV series
Isabel Gonzalez January 16, 2021
Isabel Gonzalez @cisabelg The New Mexico Lobos had a chance to get a win against a conference opponent that has also struggled this season, but in [...]
Lobos snap six-game losing streak with 72-63 victory over Dixie State
Isabel Gonzalez @cisabelg The New Mexico Lobos broke their six-game losing streak with a 72-63 victory over the Dixie State Trailblazers on We [...]
New Mexico senior Keith McGee opts out of 2020-21 season
Isabel Gonzalez @cisabelg New Mexico senior Keith McGee announced on Wednesday that he is opting out of the rest of the 2020-21 season. McGee said [...]
GoN4it: Can't wait to see the "new look" Lobos Football! Question though... Wondering if we know if CSU has been engaged in full contact practices on their end already? If our guys don't get that experience soon, It's gonna be #11 in the 'L' column!
BAD DAWG: Very Happy to admit Coach Weir has proven me wrong when I declared 3 months ago it "Seems there is NO intent to recruit an Experienced BIG" ... Valmir Manuel is a very good Experienced Big at 6-10 and was 11th ranked Juco prospect! Game Changer! Patience is a virtue
BAD DAWG: Seems there is NO intent to recruit an Experienced BIG....No surprise, Weir seems to think he can be Competitive playing small ball in the NCAA and we will have endure another LOSING season.....Not ready for prime time!
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During the first few months of a child's life, it is a good idea to be prepared before bathing them. This makes bath time safer and easier. If you forget something you will have to carry the child with you to fetch the item.
A thermometer, if you have one, for testing water temperature.
Several clean pieces of cotton wool.
Baby cleanser or mild/organic soap.
If under two months old, a bowl of warm water, boiled and cooled for face washing.
At least one clean, dry towel. Hooded towels are good for wrapping up your baby from top to toe.
A clean nappy, baby powder or baby moisturizer and clean clothes.
Before you bath the infant, wash his/her face. It will be easier to do this before the child is in the water. Soap or cleanser is not necessary to clean baby's face. Dip and squeeze out clean pieces of soft cotton wool dipped in warm, previously boiled water. If there is mucus around the child's eyes or nose, dab this gently to soften it before attempting to remove it. Wipe each eye from the outside of the face towards the nose using a fresh piece of dampened cotton wool for each.
Ensure the room and bath are comfortably warm but not hot. Water tempretures should not exceed 37 degrees celcius. If you do not have a thermometer you can use the elbow/ wrist test. If it feels to hot on either of these areas, add cold water until it feels luke warm.
For infants up to 6 months of age fill the bath with approximately 13cm of water, or enough to cover babies shoulders. For older children the water should never come higher than their waist line (if sitting).
Once the bath is ready bring the infant to the bath area, undress and remove the diaper. If the diaper is soiled, first clean the infants genital area before putting him/her in the water.
Slowly place the infant in the bath ensuring you have a good grip under the arm opposite you and under babies neck and head. In the water baby may slip into the water if you do not.
Wash the infant using a mild, unperfumed baby safe soap. If the child's skin is dry or tender you could add a little bath oil to the water. Using your hand, cloth or sponge, clean the infant from top to bottom and front to back. For the genital area, a gentle once over is all that's needed. Wash your baby´s hair and scalp very gently, using soap or a baby shampoo. Do this only once or twice a week.
Lift the child out of the bath, and place him/her straight onto the dry towel. Wrap the infant up and pat, rather than rub, dry. You may want to smooth on a mild moisturising lotion or cream, or oil if the skin is dry.
Dress the child in clean clothes, wrap a dry, warm blanket around him/her, and voila a beautiful happy clean baby.
Tip: Never, ever leave a child under the age of 8 alone in a bath, ever! Never leave your baby alone in water. Do not answer phone calls or the doorbell when bathing a young child. If you do, pick up the child and carry him/her with you. Let everyone know when you will be bathing the child , you are less likely to encounter disturbances.


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Stake Land (2010)
Great practical make up and effects with their demon-vampire hybrids
Director: Jim Mickle
Writer: Nick Damici & Jim Mickle
Cinematographer: Ryan Samul
by Tory Maddox
Jim Mickle is the most exciting horror filmmaker since Rob Zombie, and probably one of the most underrated directors currently working. After Stake Land I quickly vacuumed down his three other films - We Are What We Are, Mulberry Street, and Cold in July, which are all amazing. How I never heard or saw anyone talking about these movies boggles my mind. Stake Land is a great story, phenomenally well shot, and to think it was made for just over half a million dollars is all the more impressive.
At it's simplest level it's Evil Dead meets The Road. A young boy Martin (Connor Paolo) loses his parents to demonic vampires and takes up with a nomadic, vampire killing expert Mister (in the second of four great collaborations between Nick Damici and Mickle) as they navigate the apocalyptic landscape. Eventually they meet others who're trying to survive. I always love a horror film that assembles people from all walks of life and has them fight against the foes as a group (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, etc). All so often films like to separate the group and kill off the characters rapidly.. Mickle creates a family. We root for them and their differences and when they do start to die off we actually care.
Yet Stake Land is a well crafted horror film across the board. The photography alone is astounding with absolutely beautiful compositions. The blocking's incredibly creative, which you often miss as the story becomes more engaging. Yet when you catch his choices you're impressed. He knows how to block a scene. He's not trying to reinvent the wheel, he's just trying to utilize the same cinematic quality of any art house picture and integrate it into a genre piece.
The looming question throughout it all is what do people do and where do people go? What meaning is there in such a world? While it's been tried and done thousands of times, the idea of family, friendship, and love works so well against such a horrifying story. The vampires will eventually die. New, small and larger governments will form. Dissent will continue. Religious extremism will provide solace to some. There are cowboys and soldiers. Good people and bad. When the film ends we understand why Mister did what he did. You can either keep on moving, keep on traveling, never stopping and always fighting, or you can take advantage of love in the rare moments it's offered. The world remains scary, the horror will keep coming, but at least Martin is no longer alone. It's an amazing film, especially for any fan of The Walking Dead. Can't wait to see Mickle do another one.
BELOW: A clip that offers a brief taste of Mickle's style


1. Rediscovering how our forebears saw the landscape (both natural and built) as full of sacred potential, so that we can be inspired to do the same: to build once again a sense of the sacred in all that we create.
3. Guiding people through urban and rural settings explaining the sacred designs and meanings of their surroundings, expanding their experience of their surroundings, both abroad and at home.
8. Creating special/sacred urban spaces such as playgrounds, gardens and riverbanks, or adding a new dimension to existing urban spaces such as war memorials. This work will be done in order to create places of peace, quiet and reflection in the midst of our cities.
9. Re-establishing the sacred identity of shrines and their traditions, whether they are on church land or have passed into secular management as historical monuments. These projects will act as a focus for local environmental improvements.
11. Encouraging wildflower sanctuaries in churchyards and other sacred places, thereby re-establishing the traditional Giardini Sacristi, Sacred Gardens, and building on the success of the Living Churchyards project.
12. Re-establishing monastic-style, organic, medicinal, herbal gardens in the environs of the major sacred places of Britain in order to promote organic farming and traditional herbal medicine.


You feel you have that testimony prepared.
GOD will always be GOD even if you don't praise Him in your difficult times…that is the only thing God can't give Himself… we owe Him that.
The bottom line is no matter what you are going through, what you are facing…if its not time for change, if God is not ready no one can force Him. You can't bribe Him. You can't threaten Him. If you like climb one million mountains, call one million prophets, jump up and down, it doesn't change anything. If something happens, if what you are praying for during that period works out, it is not because of the different spiritual exercises you are engaged in, it is just because GOD is ready.it is because it is your time. It is because God knows it's the right time.
HE knows when to do it.
And this is because He is the Omnipotent, Omniscient and the Omnipresent.
When God is ready, the world will see and feel it.
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Vintage living room idea never stops fascinating people. It offers its beauty to whoever sees it. Sometimes, the feeling of warmness appears as we see the room with vintage idea. As a result, we want to stay as long as we can in the room. If you want to have such living room, you have to fill the room with vintage living room furniture. Then, you will get the Warm and Elegant Vintage Living Room Furniture you dream about.
Vintage furniture is indeed different with the common living room furniture. It looks more elegant and classier. If we see from the color, it is usually brown, white brown or shabby white. But it does not meant that the other color cannot be vintage too because you can still make vintage living room with green or even grey. However, because brown is more common, so let us take brown as example. You will find many kinds of brown vintage living room furniture which is elegant, such as the sofa. If you are not sure about what you see, before you are really picking one of them, you can look for the information about vintage furniture first. It will help you to get the furniture you want.
Table is the other vintage living room furniture that plays important role in creating elegant and warm living room. If you have already had the sofa, choose the glass round cocktail table. The model of this chair will create vintage atmosphere even more. Since the table is not too big, don't put too many things on the table, a crystal accessory or a glass flower pot will look so chic. Then, don't forget to put the carpet under the table too. The other important vintage furniture is little corner table to put vintage table lamp. Put one in the left and one in the right corner of the room to create the total warm and elegant vintage living room.


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Tags: Britain | Conservatives | Diversity
UK Conservative Hopefuls Strikingly Diverse, Firmly on Right
JILL LAWLESS Wednesday, 13 July 2022 03:01 AM EDT
LONDON (AP) — Like most of his predecessors as Conservative Party leader, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is wealthy, white and male. There's a good chance his successor will be different.
The eight candidates running in a party election to succeed Johnson are four men and four women, with roots in Iraq, India, Pakistan and Nigeria as well as the U.K. The race could give the country its first Black or brown prime minister, its third female leader, or both.
With the first round of voting by Conservative lawmakers set for Wednesday, the bookies' favorite is former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak, son of Indian parents who came to Britain from East Africa. Other contenders include Kemi Badenoch, whose parents are Nigerian; Nadhim Zahawi, who was born in Baghdad and came to Britain as a child and Suella Braverman, whose Indian parents moved to Britain from Kenya and Mauritius.
With Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss also in the race, only two white men — Tom Tugendhat and Jeremy Hunt — are running.
Zahawi, who recalled coming to Britain at age 11 speaking no English, said "the Conservative Party has made me who I am today."
But if the contenders reflect the face of modern Britain, the winner will be chosen by an electorate that does not. The next party leader, who will also become prime minister, will be chosen by about 180,000 Conservative members who tend to be affluent, older white men.
The slate of candidates reflects successful efforts to attract more diverse talent to the party and shake its "pale, male and stale" image, begun after former Prime Minister David Cameron became party leader in 2005. Cameron made a push to draft diverse candidate shortlists for solidly Conservative seats, an effort that has seen Black and brown Tory lawmakers elected in constituencies that are predominantly white.
The party's attempt to attract aspiring politicians from immigrant backgrounds has succeeded despite a Brexit vote in which the winning "leave" side — championed by Boris Johnson — played on concerns about immigration.
"The Conservative Party is very diverse at the very, very top," said Sunder Katwala, director of the equality think-tank British Future. "It's a massive, rapid change, and it's a level of ethnic diversity that has never been seen in any leadership field for any political party in any Western democracy.
"It's clear that minority candidates have a sense that their voice, their story, is relevant to this moment. That might be the story of aspiration, it might be the story of inclusive patriotism after Brexit."
Change has happened despite the Conservatives lagging behind the left-of-center Labour Party in terms of overall diversity. Labour, which passed Britain's first race relations act in 1965, has long seen itself as the natural home for ethnic-minority voters, as well as a champion of women's rights. Half of Labour's lawmakers are women and 20% come from non-white backgrounds; among Tory legislators, 24% are women and 6% belong to ethnic minorities.
But minorities in the Tory party have risen higher, and faster. Sunak, Zahawi and Javid all served in Johnson's Cabinet in senior posts. Both of Britain's female prime ministers — Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May — have been Tories, while Labour has never had a female leader.
The only British prime minister from an ethnic minority background was 19th-century leader Benjamin Disraeli, who came from Sephardic Jewish stock. He was a Conservative, too.
"Labour continues to regard minorities as groups to be protected or talked about a lot — but for whatever reason it seems they can't or won't advance them on merit to the highest offices," said Conservative commentator Alex Deane. "The conservative approach is to advance people on ability regardless of gender or color and — guess what?— it works."
If the candidates' backgrounds are diverse, their views are less so. Johnson's drive for a "hard" Brexit from the European Union, regardless of the economic cost, drove many pro-European and centrist lawmakers out of the government. Those who remain, of all backgrounds, are small-state, free-marketeers inspired by "Iron Lady" Thatcher.
Contenders have fallen over one another to promise tax cuts, painting Sunak as a left-winger because he has suggested that slashing taxes might not immediately be possible amid war in Ukraine and a stuttering post-pandemic economy.
Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London, said the race was "a contest between different strains of Thatcherism."
In part that's because the candidates are wooing an electorate, members of the Conservative Party, that is significantly less diverse — racially, economically and ideologically — than Britain as a whole.
A study of political party membership by Queen Mary University of London and Sussex University, completed in 2020, found 95% of Conservative members identified as "White British," compared to about 86% of the population as a whole. Some 63% of party members were men, 58% were aged 50 or older and 80% were middle class or above.
Still, Katwala, who studies British social attitudes, is confident the Conservative electorate "will see the leaders through their politics and through issues" rather than through gender or ethnicity.
"Britain has become a more tolerant, less racially prejudiced country, very significantly, over the last few generations," he said.
"What makes ethnic diversity normal in politics is when you've got it on the right, on the left and in the middle. "
Follow all of AP's coverage of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and British politics at https://apnews.com/hub/boris-johnson
Like most of his predecessors as Conservative Party leader, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is wealthy, white and male. There's a good chance his successor will be different. The eight candidates running in a party election to succeed Johnson are four men and four women, with...
Britain,Conservatives,Diversity
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;

namespace Trifolia.Web.Models.Export
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Models used to define settings for exporting to MS Word
    /// </summary>
    [Obsolete("This class is replaced by ExportSettingsModel")]
    public class MSWordSettingsModel
    {
        public MSWordSettingsModel()
        {
            this.TemplateIds = new List<int>();
            this.SelectedCategories = new List<string>();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// List of template ids included in the export
        /// </summary>
        public List<int> TemplateIds { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The id of the implementation guide being exported
        /// </summary>
        public int ImplementationGuideId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Indicates the sort order of the templates exported
        /// </summary>
        public TemplateSortOrderOptions TemplateSortOrder { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Indicates what appendix tables should be included in the export
        /// </summary>
        public DocumentTableOptions DocumentTables { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Indicates what tables should be included for each template
        /// </summary>
        public TemplateTableOptions TemplateTables { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// True to include samples in the export
        /// </summary>
        public bool IncludeXmlSample { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// True if the export should include a table of changes. Only affects exports where the IG is a new version.
        /// </summary>
        public bool IncludeChangeList { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// True if the status of templates should be included in the export
        /// </summary>
        public bool IncludeTemplateStatus { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// True if value sets should be included in the export
        /// </summary>
        public bool GenerateValuesets { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Default number of maximum members to be used for value set exports
        /// </summary>
        public int MaximumValuesetMembers { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// True if value sets should be exported in an appendix
        /// </summary>
        public bool ValuesetAppendix { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// True if notes on templates and constraints should be included in the export
        /// </summary>
        public bool IncludeNotes { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// List of value set identifiers included in this IG. Primarily used for the ValueSetMaxMembers property's order.
        /// </summary>
        public List<string> ValueSetOid { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// List of numbers representing the maximum number of members that should be exported for each value set. The order of this list matches the order of the ValueSetOid list.
        /// </summary>
        public List<int> ValueSetMaxMembers { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Whether these settings should be remembered as default settings for future exports. Only editors of the IG can save default settings.
        /// </summary>
        public bool SaveAsDefaultSettings { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// List of parent template IDs used to filter templates. Only templates that are used by these selected parent templates are included in the export
        /// </summary>
        public List<int> ParentTemplateIds { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Indicates if inferred templates should be included
        /// </summary>
        public bool Inferred { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Categories used to filter constraints exported in the ms word ig
        /// </summary>
        public List<string> SelectedCategories { get; set; }
    }
}

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If this happens the local authority need to make sure you are safe and will ask the family court to help decide what is best for you.
The court asks us to speak with all the important people in your life to find out if you are safe and to let the court know what we find.
The court will make important decisions about you and your family.
This short video gives a bit more information of what happens when we have been asked to help.
A family court looks a bit like an office.
In some courts everyone sits around a table and in others the judge or magistrates will sit at the front.
The family court is not a court where people go if they have done something wrong. It is a place where important decisions are made such as where you should live and who you should see.
Judges and magistrates listen carefully to what everyone has to say and give everyone a chance to speak.
They will also ask questions and want everyone to speak the truth.
Judges and magistrates don't wear wigs in the family courts.
They will decide what is best for you and what happens next.
Children don't have to go to court.
If you want to, you can write a letter or draw a picture to say what you feel. We will help you if you would like help. We will make sure it is sent to court.
You may want to meet the person who is making decisions about you. If you want to do this, tell us and we will speak with the court to see if it's ok.
All children, no matter who they are or where they are from, have rights.
Rights are things you should have as a person, like the right to an education or the right to life.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is an agreement between countries which sets out the rights that all children should have.
If you want to know more, you can watch this short video or visit the Children's Rights Wales website.
We work with a of lot of different people to get the best for children and young people in Wales.
If you would like to know more about these people, you can look at our information booklet or speak with us and we will help you get in touch with them.
If you are worried or need support you can also speak to Childline on 0800 1111 or chat to them online.


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Big Rig is an **experimental**, **proof-of-concept** system for generating and parsing Chrome's trace files. It has a web app dashboard that will allow you to track performance statistics over time, as well as a CLI version for integrating with other parts of your build system.

![Big Rig web app](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/617438/10881331/b83e9868-8159-11e5-9f0e-285549e89c76.png)

Both the web app and CLI ingest trace files that can come from:

* [WebPagetest](http://webpagetest.org)
* [Chrome DevTools' Timeline](https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/profile/evaluate-performance/timeline-tool)
* [ChromeDriver](https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/chromedriver/)
* [Telemetry](https://www.chromium.org/developers/telemetry)

In this project there are two sub-items:

1. [A dashboard web app](app/).
1. [An automated Chrome test runner](test-runner/).

There is also a CLI / node module for Big Rig, which [you can find in its own repo](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/node-big-rig).

## Issues

There are many missing features, tests, and options that need adding to Big Rig. However, in the interests of launch early and iterate often (a grand tradition), the repo is here for all to see! Do feel free to file issues against it, though.

## Roadmap

Mainly at this point it's to deprecate the python-based backend for the web app and replace it with the JS- /NodeJS-based one. This will provide some additional options on processing traces for one, and should allow for a more of a plugin-based solution.

## Owner

Paul Lewis - [@aerotwist](https://twitter.com/aerotwist).

## License

Please see /LICENSE for more info.

Please note: this is not an official Google product.


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Preseason ACL Injuries Can Be Drastically Reduced. Here's How
Mike Tanier@@miketanierTwitter LogoNFL National Lead WriterAugust 27, 2015
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Jordy Nelson's ACL tear didn't have to happen. Neither did Kelvin Benjamin's. Or Orlando Scandrick's: A non-contact injury, just like the others. Many of the other ACL tears, hamstring pulls and soft-tissue injuries that have plagued this preseason did not have to happen.
Sure, some injuries will always, inevitably occur. But the number of non-contact, soft-tissue injuries could easily be cut in half, or even further reduced.
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"You can reduce risk [of non-contact ACL injuries in the NFL] somewhere between 50 and 70 percent," according to Dr. Timothy Hewett, director of biomechanics and sports medicine research at the Mayo Clinic, who has researched knee injuries for over 20 years.
This drastic reduction does not involve abolishing preseason games, eliminating joint practices or boxing players in packing peanuts until the opening-day kickoff. All it takes is an open-minded approach to proven medical research, a minor shakeup of the traditional NFL practice routine and maybe a few plastic milk crates.
The Milk Carton Test
Hewett developed a way to screen athletes who were at high risk for knee injuries while conducting research at Ohio State University. The test was based on years of longitudinal studies of incoming Ohio State athletes and local high school football players. The test starts with a one-foot-high box.
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"The reason we use a foot-high box is that I would go out to schools and find a plastic milk carton," Hewett said. "I'd put them out there and have a player drop off the box—not jump forward, just drop as if they're landing."
Players were instructed to leap after landing, and Hewett's researchers carefully studied the movement of the legs, thighs and hips. The modern screening test uses high-speed cameras, motion capture and 3-D imaging, but a low-tech approach can be almost as effective if you know what you are looking for.
"Even if you have a simple cellphone, just take a video of it," Hewett said. "You can see, right before landing, the position of how far apart the knees are. If those knees collapse into half or more of that distance, that player is showing what we call 'ligament dominance.'"
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There's more to it than that. Hewett's explanations of ACL tears are peppered with phrases like abduction and adduction, cadaveric studies and asymmetric neuromuscular patterns. But even at its most scientific, the concept is simple. Some athletes are more likely to suffer an ACL tear than others, based on biomechanics that can be easily and affordably analyzed.
These players don't have to take a helmet to the knee to suffer an ACL tear; in fact, Hewett's research indicates that 70 percent of ACL injuries in the NFL, like many of this preseason's high-profile injuries, are not contact-related. Many outstanding athletes jump, land and plant their feet in ways that, combined with their great size and speed, create forces that will inevitably result in injuries.
High-risk players don't have to get crossed off the draft board or left off the shopping list in free agency.
"Here's the good news," Hewett said. "There are things that can be done that have been demonstrated again and again to work in randomized trials. With neuromuscular training, we can reduce those risk factors."
So NFL teams (or any other sports teams) can identify athletes with high ACL risks, alter their training regimens and lower their non-contact-injury risks by more than half.
But here's the bad news: Not many teams are doing it.
"The data is there, but the implementation and compliance is very weak," Hewett said.
The Crystal Ball
Gary McCoy watched from the sideline as one of the many NFL teams he consults for opened its training camp in late July. On the first day, the coach brought players just back from a few weeks of inactivity straight onto the practice field and, after some basic stretching and drills, ran them through nearly 100 scripted plays. The players planted, cut, jumped and ran at full speed in the summer heat, over and over again.
It was an old-school start-of-camp baptism in the summer heat. It was also a nightmare for hamstrings, tendons and those ligaments in the knee that can cause Super Bowl chances to nosedive with a single snap.
McCoy, the sports performance director for Catapult, a company that makes wearable performance monitors for athletes, watched practice in dismay.
"If that's the way they are going to run this camp, going zero to 100 miles per hour, all that you can manage is the recovery side of it," McCoy told the team's strength and conditioning coach, who was also unhappy with the intensity of the practice.
Catapult's monitors and other devices on the sports-performance market can take Hewett's fall-off-the-crate test beyond the next level. Wearable technology can gauge and quantify the player fatigue that leads to bad biomechanics and injuries—a wide receiver suddenly taking many more strides to achieve the same speed, for instance. It can measure the loads on knees and joints, forces that lead to the abduction and adduction that lead to ACL tears.
Wearable technology can essentially be used as an early-alert system for soft-tissue injury risk. Fifteen NFL teams are on-the-record Catapult clients. Dozens of NCAA teams use the technology as well.
But hooking monitors to players is useless if coaches do nothing—or the wrong things—with the data.
"It's like providing the painter with paint," McCoy said. "It's up to the artists what they render."
Sure enough, the team that ramped its players up too quickly to full-speed cutting and planting has been crippled by preseason injuries: hamstring pulls, meniscus tears and other non-contact ailments.
"We could see it like a crystal ball," McCoy said.
Meanwhile, another of McCoy's clients reported zero soft-tissue injuries as of last week. McCoy surveyed that team's practice methods and found a better marriage of science and application: individualized programs, increased monitoring and no zero-to-100 acceleration on those first days of practice.
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Different coaches and organizations place different levels of emphasis and faith in "sports science," an overstuffed umbrella term for just about any training, performance or rehabilitation procedure that comes from a recent medical journal rather than inherited Vince Lombardi wisdom.
On one end of the spectrum, Chip Kelly patiently explains to reporters that DeMarco Murray is required to skip drills or practices if he's too dehydrated or the load results on his knees are perilously high. On the other side, well, some coaches don't appear to notice if a quarterback is limping around on national television.
Just about every organization, though, is using an outdated training model, one that trades a marked increase in injury risk for a few extra practice reps. And the 2011 collective bargaining agreement, full of limits and restrictions designed to keep players healthy, is almost certainly making matters worse.
The Shortened Ramp
Hewett has tracked ACL data since before the 2011 lockout and the current collective bargaining agreement. When injuries rocketed up immediately after the lockout, he hypothesized it was just a matter of athletes rushing onto the field after months of relative inactivity. But the numbers never really came down. And ACL tears do tend to cluster around training camp and the preseason.
"That points to a lack of preparation," Hewett said.
McCoy agrees. "If you talk to any strength coach in the NFL, they'll tell you, 'We don't have the time to get these guys in shape by the time the demands of that first practice session kicks in.'"
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The 2011 collective bargaining agreement added a dizzying array of restrictions on offseason training. The nine-week OTA period is broken into three phases. Strength and conditioning, with no on-field work, is limited to the first three-week phase. After that, coaches can schedule 90-minute on-field practices, while players are only required to be at the team facility for four hours; factor in everything from meetings to suiting up, and conditioning gets the short shrift.
The CBA rules were designed to severely limit full-contact practices and keep coaches from requiring 60-hour work weeks in May, both worthy goals from a player-safety standpoint. But the rules squeezed out much of the offseason conditioning work. That's a problem, because the exercises and drills that can prevent ACL tears and soft-tissue injuries take additional time and must be reinforced over a series of weeks.
"These guys need to be doing those drills two months before they get on that field," Hewett said.
Players then take a month off before returning to training camp, where on-field practice time dwarfs conditioning time and, as we have seen, coaches are too quick to return players to immediate football-like activities.
"There's a much shorter ramp in terms of available time for player training, and we see things like excessive player load scores," McCoy said. "Those increased player load scores are adding up to a lot of non-contact soft-tissue injuries."
The CBA won't be reopened for many years. At the next round of negotiations, players should consider giving coaches back a few hours of offseason work in exchange for stipulations that the time is devoted to injury-prevention conditioning.
In the meantime, coaches don't have to run 90-minute on-field practices during OTAs, and they certainly don't have to start training camp with dozens of scripted plays. That time could be devoted to drills that are proven to reduce ACL and soft-tissue injury risks—or at least ramping players up to full speed more gradually.
Loading the Dice
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So teams can start by replacing many minicamp and training camp drills with smarter conditioning work. What else can be done to eliminate non-contact ACL tears and similar injuries?
Individualize Workout Routines: One-size-fits-all fitness regimens do not work, but NFL teams vary widely in their individualization policies.
"Since every athlete has a different baseline level of risk, based on their individual anatomy, injury history, tissue strength/laxity, neuromotor pattern history and so on, it therefore becomes critical to know more precisely what each athlete's individual baseline is and to strategically reduce the baseline risk where you can," said Mike Hahn, director of the Bowerman Sports Science Clinic.
Hewett's research—an athlete who has already suffered an ACL tear is 14 to 15 times more likely to suffer another tear—can identify at-risk athletes. Wearable monitors, dehydration tests and other techniques can be used to identify players whose risk factors are suddenly changing due to fatigue and other influences, allowing coaches to adjust workloads in real time.
"It's kind of like NASCAR," McCoy said. "It's like having the crew chief in the driver's ear, saying, 'Hey, pull back. We think the tires are worn, or you are lower on gas now and we want to sustain for the final laps.' They can dashboard these athletes."
Symmetry and Balance Training: Most humans are asymmetrical from a neuromuscular standpoint: stronger on our dominant side. Great athletes are no exception, and there are other asymmetries besides right- or left-handedness, including "quadriceps dominance," which puts a strain on knee ligaments. Asymmetry leads to strain the weaker muscles, joints and soft tissue, which leads to non-contact injuries.
Hewett outlined a whole series of exercises designed to get players to use the balls of their feet as "rockers" (flat-footed landings cause many ACL tears), activate different muscle groups and alleviate any asymmetries. Many athletic trainers are familiar with these exercises, but again: A) They lack time to implement them, and B) The exercises must be individualized, meaning one set of players may be out on the field while the at-risk group is doing balance drills.
Avoid Artificial Turf Whenever Possible: Even the highest-quality artificial turf increases stress loads on the knee, according to McCoy. Artificial turf has a higher coefficient of friction than grass, which means the foot sticks to it, and all of the player's torque has to go somewhere when he plants and turns and the ground beneath him doesn't let his foot budge. That somewhere is the knee.
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"The only way a coaching staff can manage that is cut back time or cut back repetitions on artificial surfaces," McCoy said.
Of course, many NFL stadiums use artificial turf (some, in colder climates or in domes, have no choice), and a few others have notoriously shoddy natural playing surfaces. If the home field is a potential injury risk and nothing can be done about it, the best bet may be to keep players off the home field until it absolutely matters.
Beware of Preseason Games: Preseason games aren't going anywhere, folks. And experts generally stop short of calls for the abolition of preseason games. Hewett acknowledges there is a risk involved in waiting until opening day to introduce full-speed, full-contact football. There's a balance between minimizing risk and maximizing preparation.
McCoy agrees. "You want your starters to get their repetitions in, and you want them in game environments," he said. "That's the optimal practice environment they can be in."
But Hahn spells out the issue simply: "Every time the player is in a 'real-world' drill, scrimmage, preseason game, regular-season game and so on, they are going to experience a baseline level of risk. Increasing the number of reps therefore increases the overall risk/probability of sustaining the injury, using basic probability."
Every preseason snap is a roll of the dice. Kelvin Benjamin probably needed more die rolls to achieve his potential than Jordy Nelson. DeMarco Murray, Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch should barely roll the dice at all; their coaches (and even casual fans) know it. But rookies, backups and journeymen need to play in preseason games, scrimmages and joint practices so they can refine their skills and advance their careers.
That's why teams need to load the dice: Identify and retrain high-risk players, monitor and hold back the fatigued players, take the field conditions into account and, most of all, take the necessary steps in April to avoid bad news in August.
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NFL organizations, coaches and even the players union must be open to accepting the research and tinkering under the hood of offseason and preseason routines if they hope to reduce injuries that cost tens of millions of dollars per year, impact the standings and ruin careers. The NBA and FIFA have been quicker to adopt injury-averse practice habits and invest additional research in preventing soft-tissue injury than the NFL, according to Hewett.
"Most people think, 'Well, football is a contact sport. You can't prevent an ACL tear in a contact sport.' Yes you can, because 70 percent of them are non-contact."
If teams can cut ACL tears in half by converting some on-field practices to training sessions, running a few tests and customizing a few workout regimens, it makes good business sense and football sense to make the changes.
"It's worth it," Hewett said, "especially when dealing with players with that kind of value."
Mike Tanier covers the NFL for Bleacher Report.


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Tritium's newest DC fast charger manufacturing facility is expected to include up to six production lines, create more than 500 new cleantech jobs over the next five years, and produce up to 30,000 DC fast charger units per year at peak capacity.
LEBANON, Tenn. August 23, 2022—Tritium DCFC Limited (Nasdaq: DCFC), a global leader in direct current (DC) fast chargers for electric vehicles (EVs), today celebrates the opening of its new EV fast charger manufacturing facility, and its first US-based EV fast charger manufacturing facility, located in Lebanon, Tennessee. The facility will employ more than 500 Tennesseans over the next five years, helping to build EV charging infrastructure, meet US government goals and electrify transportation across America and beyond.
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Next year, Tritium is expected to produce its top-of-the-line PKM150 chargers, which launched in December 2021. These chargers mark a significant improvement in EV charging technology, providing customers with flexibility when creating charging sites. Customers can connect up to four PKM150 fast chargers to one power cabinet, saving money on equipment, installation, maintenance, and more. The PKM line of chargers are created with swappable modules saving customers time on easy maintenance and upgradeability, which enables technicians to replace modules in just minutes. This flexibility gives customers the ability to choose between 100kW or 150kW of dual-cable charging station power depending on their business needs.
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Published at 12:00am on February 25, 2019
IT IS concerning that many public and goods-carrying transport drivers work with poor eyesight. A survey conducted on 500 bus and truck drivers at eight terminals in Dhaka shows that 70.4 per cent of the drivers had admitted to having visual complications. Manabik Shahajya Sangstha, which conducted the survey, rightly observed that the situation was alarming. The organisation conducted the survey in January 1–20 at Saydabad, Mohakhali and Gabtali bus terminals, BTRC's Motijheel and Phulbaria bus depots and Tejgaon, Armanitola and Dholaikhal truck terminals. Of the drivers with visual problems, 73.3 per cent said that they had complications in both eyes and 33.2 per cent said that they had visited eye specialists. Besides, 17.61 per cent use power glasses.
Keeping to the Motor Vehicles Ordinance 1983, drivers need to submit a medical certificate, including a report of eye tests, for licences. What is disturbing is that most of the drivers do not submit the report while the authorities are also reluctant to check whether they have visual complications, as the survey organisation said. During the survey, around 58 per cent of the drivers complained about watering eyes, around 32 per cent about irritation in eyes and around 32 per cent about eye aching. Around 31 per cent of the drivers admitted to having difficulties in reading road signs and signs of roadside shops during driving. Of the drivers, 73.8 per cent never went to any eye specialists; the highest 35 per cent of drivers are aged 31–40 years and the highest 64 per cent of the drivers have more than 10 years' driving experience. What is worrying is that because of the apathy and negligence of the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority to check drivers' eyesight, it has not been possible to establish how many road accidents resulted from driver's visual complications. Healthy eyes are directly related to safe journey on roads. Hence, the licensing authorities cannot shirk their responsibility of playing a strong role to have the drivers' eyes properly examined before giving them licence as it is important for a driver to see clearly to be able to drive safely. Authorities also must make sure that drivers have regular eye examinations and if any optometrist tells drivers that they must not drive because of eyesight complications, they must stop driving immediately. Driving for drivers, when they are medically unfit, is a criminal offence.
The authorities are content with checking the fitness of vehicles but they are negligent in checking the fitness of drivers. The government needs to realise that to ensure healthy eyes of drivers, proper arrangement for their eye tests by optometrists is a must as it will reduce the number of road accidents to a large extent.
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In late August, 50 food-minded consumers hopped aboard a bus through northeast Iowa for the Iowa Food & Family Project's Expedition Farm Country, which took a deep dive into modern agriculture and allowed participants to interact directly with farm families. The fourth-annual event included a tour of dairy, soybean, corn, beef cattle and pig farms, as well as Lock & Dam No. 11 in Dubuque.
"The Iowa Food & Family Project is about connecting farmers and consumers to build greater understanding and appreciation for farming, and Expedition Farm Country (EFC) truly brings that mission to life," says Kelly Visser, Communications Program Coordinator at the Iowa Soybean Association and lead organizer of Iowa FFP.
Participants represented a variety of industries and backgrounds including healthcare, food banks, administrative services, communications, education and manufacturing. They were selected in part by their intent to share the expedition experience with personal and professional networks.
The tour began bright and early on a Friday morning with breakfast at the Heartland Acres Agribition Center in Independence. The term "agribition" is formed by combining the words agriculture and exhibition. At the Center, visitors were treated to a journey through the history of farming, from the mold board plows of Iowa's first settlers to modern biotechnology.
Country View Dairy in Hawkeye, which is owned and operated by Dave and Carolee Rapson and their five children, provided the backdrop for the first tour. With the slogan, "The way yogurt should taste!" participants were taken on a journey from production to finished products.
The business started in 2002 when Dave and Carolee moved to Hawkeye to pursue a dream of starting a dairy farm. For Carolee, it was the preservation of a family legacy. For Dave, it was the evolution of a love for dairy farming discovered at the age of 17. Dave's experience working on neighboring dairy farms combined with Carolee's background and knowledge of the profession led them to purchase their dairy farm and begin a homesteading life together.
In 2011, with five children ages 4 to 17, the Rapsons knew they must evaluate the future of Country View Dairy. Because of the extreme challenges facing many dairy farmers, it became clear the family needed to create something special to ensure Country View Dairy would be a lasting enterprise.
For years, Carolee had been making homemade yogurt for the family on a small scale. After discovering there weren't any other yogurt producers in northeast Iowa and there was a demand in their community for local, healthy, all-natural, cultured foods, the Rapsons decided to pursue the art of making yogurt on a larger scale.
In 2011, they built a brand new, state-certified creamery on the farm. The creamery pumps farm fresh milk less than 200 feet from the milk house to make their signature product — all natural, creamy and delicious farmstead yogurt. There are 200 milking cows on the farm, and 80 percent of the milk goes to Waspie Valley for cheese. Country View Dairy uses 20 percent of the milk produced for their Iowa State Fair award-winning yogurt.
"We started out making 500 pounds a week, then grew to 1,000 pounds. Now we make 21,000 pounds a week and generally operate four days a week. Every week, a half-day is devoted to cleaning all the equipment," Dave Rapson says.
Country View Dairy's original and Greek yogurt varieties are made from low fat (1 percent), Grade A pasteurized milk from their own healthy and well-loved cows. The milk is non-homogenized, allowing the cream to rise to the top the old-fashioned way, with the added benefit of making it easier to digest. In addition, Country View's yogurt is free of preservatives and artificial thickeners.
The yogurt is sold in over 120 stores in seven states, numerous public schools, colleges, hospitals and restaurants in the Upper Midwest. As a certified Grade A dairy, Country View meets the highest standards of temperature control and inspections for quality of the milk and cleanliness. When making yogurt, the heating process is important in uniformly spreading out the protein. It's crucial to maintain the right temperature, which is a little over 100 degrees.
In 2013, Country View Dairy began making Premium Frozen Yogurt Soft Serve Mix. Their line of soft-serve frozen yogurt is available in several restaurants, colleges and schools.
Fun Facts: Country View is the only creamery in Iowa making Greek yogurt, and one pound of milk makes one pound of yogurt. Their No. 1 selling product is Lemon Custard Greek Yogurt. Packed with protein and carbohydrates, dairy is a nutrient-rich powerhouse that fuels the body and nourishes the mind.
In Farmersburg, Joe and Suzanne Shirbroun along with their three sons — Tom, Andrey and Nate — raise soybeans and corn for feed and fuel on the 1,400-acre farm. In addition to their crop operation, the Shirbrouns are Pioneer seed dealers.
Suzanne is the sixth generation of her family to live and work on the family farm, which was purchased in 1873 by her great, great, great grandfather Matt.
The family is focused on using technology and sustainable agriculture, and they believe making sound agronomic and economic decisions is what sustains a farm. They use no-tillage and conservation tillage practices. No-tillage is just like it sounds — no disturbance of the land. This leaves the plant residue of the previous year's crop on the soil surface. Leaving extra plant residue on the soil surface helps protect the soil from washing or blowing away all year long. In this part of Iowa, no-till practices are used by many farmers to combat soil loss on the rolling hills and slopes of the land.
Terraces and waterways are other conservation practices many northeast Iowa farmers use to preserve their land. A terrace is a structure made of soil and looks like an inverted V. The terraces are laid out across the slopes to systematically slow the movement of water. The Shirbrouns have over 43 miles of terraces on their farms. In the fall, after their crops are harvested, the family spends weeks adding new terraces or repairing older terraces and tiling.
"Over the years, our farm has transitioned from having barns and silos for livestock to more buildings for equipment. While we now focus solely on crops, one thing that hasn't changed is the land. The land is here forever, and we must take care of it. We're passionate about conservation," Suzanne Shirbroun says.
Beyond the farm, Suzanne serves on the Iowa Soybean Association board of directors, and she and Joe are active in community outreach and consumer engagement.
Katie Hyde, an EFC participant from Indianola, echoes those sentiments.
"Farmers are treating their land and animals with the utmost respect. This is their livelihood, and they want to conserve and preserve the land for future generations."
Fun Facts: Cover crops – such as cereal rye, oats and radishes – are widely used by the Shirbrouns. They use aerial seeding of the cover crops, which roughly costs $33 per acre. Cover crops are a valuable tool in helping to conserve and improve the soil. Soil tests are regularly taken throughout their fields to help the Shirbrouns know exactly what nutrients – if any – are needed for the health of the soil.
On Saturday morning, after a relaxing overnight stay and hearty breakfast at the Hotel Julien in Dubuque, participants greeted the morning with a tour of Lock and Dam No. 11 located between Dubuque, and rural Grant County, Wisconsin, on the Upper Mississippi River. It was opened to navigation in 1937 and is one of 29 locks and dams on this portion of the river.
The Mississippi River is truly a working river. Approximately 60 percent of exported grain, such as corn and soybeans, in the U.S. moves on the Mississippi River. Barges heading up and down must go through the locks and dams of the nation.
The movable portion of the dam is 1,478 feet long and consists of 13 tainter gates (a radial arm floodgate used in dams and canal locks to control water flow) and three roller gates. The non-movable part is a 3,340-feet long non-overflow earthen dam that connects to the Wisconsin shore. The main lock is 110 feet wide by 600 feet long. There is also an incomplete auxiliary lock. The lock and dam are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Locks and dams create a series of steps which river tows and other boats either climb or descend as they travel upstream or downstream. Locks and dams on the Mississippi were not built for flood control or to eliminate all the low spots caused by shoaling on the river bed (buildup of sediment causing a hazard to navigation).
Fun Facts: On an average day, four or five barges will come through Lock and Dam No. 11. One 15-barge tow, which is 0.25 mile in length takes 1.5 hours to get through and is the equivalent of 1,000 semi-loads!
Fourth generation farmers, Marty and Steve Schwers, raise cattle on their family farm New Vienna. The brothers have been farming together in Dubuque County since 1989. Marty and Steve's father previously farmed on the same site.
After transitioning out of the dairy business in 2000, Marty and Steve began to build feedlot facilities on their farm that are now home to about 2,700 head of black angus cattle.
In 2014, they added a 1,080-head cattle barn to their operations. The design of the barn always allows the cattle outdoor access and protection against inclement weather. Additionally, the Schwers brothers installed rubber mats on the slats and an irrigation system for increased animal comfort.
The new slatted, monoslope cattle barn is an example of how modern livestock buildings enhance animal care and provide environmental safeguards. The Schwers contain everything from the cows, so no contaminants enter waterways.
The cattle are fed one time a day. Using technology, the Schwers mix custom rations of hay, corn silage, distiller grain and liquid protein depending on the cattle's maturity level. Throughout the year, the brothers work closely with a nutritionist and a veterinarian to ensure animal health across the lifespan, as well as feed efficiency and meat quality. In addition, their veterinarian takes care of all the paperwork for the livestock, which requires documentation for every vaccination or treatment a cow may receive.
Once the cattle reach market weight, nearly 90 percent are taken for processing at Iowa Premium Beef in Tama.
"Animals raised for human nutrition are well treated very well, and the treatment is constantly improving as farmers find ways to incorporate new technologies," says Earl MacLeod, an EFC participant from Ankeny.
Fun Facts: A cow that weighs 800 pounds is typically one year old, and each cow eats 35 to 40 pounds of feed every single day! At the Schwers Farm, they make 12 batches of feed every morning. From start to finish, it takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes to feed the cattle. All corn grown on the farm is for feed. In fact, 80 percent of their cows' dietary needs are met with what they grow right on their farm! Iowa is one of nine states where the cattle outnumber people.
The final leg of the tour included a stop at G&W Pork in Aurora where Al and Kathy Wulfekuhle shared insights on pork production, biosecurity and animal welfare. Their commitment to helping young people get into farming runs deep. The operation has 12 employees and three farms totaling 1,800 sows.
Al developed a passion for pigs at an early age. He spent a lot of time helping his dad on their 90-sow, farrow-to-finish hog farm, but it was a summer spent working for a large farmer in the area who had multiple employees and newer equipment and facilities that piqued his interest.
Al and Kathy started farming and raising pigs in 1979. Curt Gentz was the Wulfekuhle's first full-time employee, and they started G&W Pork to allow him and his wife, Cindy, to obtain ownership in their hog farm and get a start in farming. The business follows the same model today, with all employees receiving shares yearly as part of their compensation package.
G&W Pork works almost like a cooperative, but employees and growers get to keep their independence. Growers can build different sizes and types of wean-to-finish barns to fit their financing and land base, as long as they have the same humidistats and power inlets for uniform ventilation and the same feeder types.
Comfort is a priority for the Wulfekuhles, and it's evident by the sprinklers, fans and ventilation through the barns.
Al is a past president of the Iowa Pork Producers Association and has participated in several trade missions to China. He spoke of the impact tariffs have on their operation.
"One of the biggest surprises was the losses at G&W Pork due to the tariffs and how they didn't really have much choice but to keep selling at a loss in the short term," says Shane Church, an EFC participant from Pleasant Hill.
Fun Facts: It takes about 6 months for a pig to go from birth to market. Iowa is the No. 1 pork-producing state in the nation, accounting for 141,000 jobs in the Hawkeye State. Farmers today provide one pound of lean pork using 41 percent less water than they did nearly 60 years ago.
Following the two-day tour, participants completed a brief survey, and 100 percent noted they would recommend participating in Expedition Farm Country to family and friends. In addition, everyone said their knowledge of modern agriculture increased because of the tour.
Editor's Note: Expedition Farm Country is held annually. The 2019 dates and invitation to attend will be announced next spring through Fresh Pickings and on our website.


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It depicts various supernatural phenomena, including disembodied voices, apparitions, and possession. MGM's finest horror style contribution of the Nineteen Forties can be Albert Lewin's The Picture of Dorian Gray, which was popularly recognized for its attention-grabbing use of shade insert to indicate Dorian's haunting portrait.
From November 1915 until June 1916, French writer/director Louis Feuillade released a weekly serial entitled Les Vampires the place he exploited the ability of horror imagery to nice impact. Consisting of 10 components or episodes and roughly 7 hours long if combined, Les Vampires is taken into account to be one of many longest films ever made. The series tells a narrative of a felony gang referred to as the Vampires, who play upon their supernatural name and magnificence to instill fear within the public and the police who desperately want to put a cease to them. Marked as Feuillade's legendary opus, Les Vampires is considered a precursor to movie thrillers. New York City's Thanhouser Film Corporation's one-reel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was directed by Lucius Henderson and stars future director James Cruze in the title position.
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Other European countries additionally, contributed to the genre throughout this period. In Sweden, Victor Sjöström created Körkarlen (The Phantom Carriage) in 1921. The fifth and last film of the Universal Classic Monsters sequence in the Twenties is The Last Performance . It was directed by Paul Fejos and stars Conrad Veidt and Mary Philbin.Veidt performs a middle-aged magician who is in love together with his beautiful younger assistant. She, on the other hand, is in love with the magician's young protege, who turns out to be a bum and a thief.
The success of those two films proved that main studios now had a way of getting film-goers again into theaters and away from tv units, which have been inflicting a gentle decline in attendance. Paramount Pictures additionally made horror movies in the 1940s, the preferred of which is The Uninvited. The movie has been noted by contemporary movie students as being the primary film in historical past to painting ghosts as legitimate entities rather than illusions or misunderstandings performed for comedy.
Comic e-book adaptations like the Blade sequence, Constantine , and Hellboy also grew to become field office successes.
The Resident Evil video games had been adapted into a movie released in March 2002, and several other sequels adopted.
Another natural journey horror film is The Ruins , which is predicated on the novel of the identical name by Scott Smith.30 Days of Night is predicated on the comedian e-book miniseries of the identical name.
The story focuses on an Alaskan town beset by vampires as it enters into a 30-day long polar night.
The second film within the double-function is the James Whale-directed The Old Dark House. Five travelers are admitted to a big foreboding old house that belongs to an especially strange household.
The movie was loosely based on an 1841 brief story by Edgar Allan Poe. Universal Pictures would launch two extra Poe adaptations later in the decade.
Early in the decade also, Danish director Carl Theodor Dreyer created the horror fantasy movie Vampyr based mostly on components from J. Sheridan Le Fanu's collection of supernatural stories In a Glass Darkly. The German-produced sound movie tells the story of Allan Gray, a pupil of the occult who enters a village underneath the curse of a vampire. It stars Bela Lugosi as a lunatic scientist who abducts girls and injects them with blood from his ill-tempered caged ape.
This time it was independently produced by IMP (the long run Universal Studios) and stars King Baggot as the doctor. Check back to see which movies are killing it in one of the best horror films of 2020 by Tomatometer.
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Teodors Ābrams (ur. 12 września 1907 r. na Łotwie w granicach Rosji, zm. 29 marca 1988 r. w USA) – łotewski wojskowy, pilot Luftwaffe, a następnie Łotewskiego Legionu Luftwaffe podczas II wojny światowej.

Wstąpił do pułku lotniczego. W 1936 r. ukończył szkołę lotniczą w stopniu sierżanta. Od października 1938 r. był pilotem 2 eskadry myśliwskiej. W 1939 r. na lotnisku w Dyneburgu miał wypadek podczas lądowania na samolocie Gloster Gladiator, ale przeżył. Po zajęciu Łotwy przez Armię Czerwoną w poł. 1940 r., przedostał się do Niemiec. Wstąpił do Luftwaffe. Służył na froncie wschodnim w eskadrze obserwacyjnej. W marcu 1944 r. przeniósł się do Łotewskiego Legionu Luftwaffe. Służył w stopniu porucznika w 1 eskadrze. W maju tego roku został odznaczony Żelaznym Krzyżem 2 klasy. Odbył 229 misji bojowych (był najbardziej doświadczonym pilotem łotewskim w Legionie). Po rozformowaniu Legionu został przeniesiony do Korser w okupowanej Danii. Po zakończeniu wojny wyemigrował do USA.

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Biografia Teodorsa Ābramsa (jęz. angielski)

Łotewscy wojskowi
Łotysze współpracujący z III Rzeszą
Urodzeni w 1907
Zmarli w 1988

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