"The proposal announced by the Australian Labor Party to stop refunding imputation credits even where no tax has been paid by an investor will have little or no impact on the super of most Australians and the savings could modernise the super system if re-invested". Industry Super Australia, 13 March 2018.
This includes by cracking down on excessive profits; requiring truth in the advertising of discounts being offered to customers to ensure they are real discounts on what customers are already paying; keeping basic services at a set price for every customer, and ensuring offers from different energy companies can be easily compared.
Joel Fitzgibbon is the Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Shadow Minister for Rural and Regional Australia.
It was a good document advocating seven key themes; Innovation, Research, Development and Extension, Competitiveness, Trade and Market Access, People, Agriculture in Society, Natural Resources and Transformational Issues. The document received broad industry support.
Lift our research, innovation and extension efforts.
I was at pains to point out to the House that my list was not intended to be exhaustive. For example, there are many other issues critical for our farm sector but fall under the responsibility of other Minsters and Departments; road, rail and ports infrastructure, connectivity, tariff barriers, workface issues and taxation policy to name just a few.
All of my ten points were consistent with the aspirations and policy directions highlighted in the NFF's Blueprint. But what I was focusing on in my speech is the matters which fall within the responsibilities of the Minister for Agriculture and the policy areas I would make a priority if given the chance to serve once again in that role.I was recently pressed to nominate just three things that will most determine our future success in food and fiber production. As reluctant as I was to accept the challenge to provide such a short list, I nominated science, innovation and a willingness to embrace change. On reflection, I'm quite comfortable with my response. I'm convinced we can't achieve a lift in productivity and sustainable profitability without a full embrace of science, innovation and change.
However, if I had my time over I may have first asked; "what do you mean by future success"? While we rightly focus on income and profit, success also means guaranteeing our food security. We are too quick to assume food security could never be a problem for Australia.
While as a net exporter it is true we are exceptionally well placed; a changing world and climatic environment dictates our future food requirements should always be a part of our policy conversation.
The good news is, the prescriptions for both sustainable profitability and food security are much the same and can be found in the 10 points I recently shared with the Parliament.
Today I met with Labor State Agriculture Ministers.
Joining me were the Hon. Mark Furner MP (Qld), the Hon. Alannah MacTiernan MLC (W.A.) and the Hon. Jaala Pulford MLC (Vic).
Labor representatives discussed the need to restore a formal COAG process as a means of strengthening and deepening Commonwealth-State cooperation in agriculture policy.
Governments can play a role in making Australian farmers leaders in the adoption of digital technologies.


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Q: jQuery - Making a DIV both .draggable and .droppable I was toying about on jsFiddle and was wondering at all if it was possible to make an object both .draggable and .droppable, for example so that I would be able to make it so that Div.1 could be dropped onto Div.2 and vice versa.
My jQuery
  $(function() {
    $( "#draggable" ).draggable({revert: true, snap: 'inner'});
    $( "#droppable" ).droppable({
      drop: function( event, ui ) {
        var one = $(this).html();
        var two = ui.draggable.html();
        $(this).html(two);
        ui.draggable.html(one);
      }
    });
  });

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A: Try using classes instead of id's when using them more then once as id's can only be used once
also you cannot use 2 id's on 1 element.

A: i correct your code. problem is you use id, id is unique in html page when we use those id in java script. I replace those id with class.
$(function() {
        $( ".draggable" ).draggable({revert: true, snap: 'inner'});
        $( ".droppable" ).droppable({
          drop: function( event, ui ) {
            var one = $(this).html();
            var two = ui.draggable.html();
            $(this).html(two);
            ui.draggable.html(one);
          }
        });
      });

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import sys
import redis
import csv
import os
import posixpath
import datetime
import logging
import logging.handlers

from email.utils import parsedate

# Make sure our PyPI directory is on the sys.path
root = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
sys.path = [root] + sys.path

import config

conf = config.Config(os.environ.get("PYPI_CONFIG", os.path.join(root, "config.ini")))

PRECISIONS = [
    ("hour", "%y-%m-%d-%H", datetime.timedelta(days=2)),
    ("daily", "%y-%m-%d", datetime.timedelta(days=32)),
]

logger = logging.getLogger("rsyslog-cdn")
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
logger.addHandler(logging.handlers.SysLogHandler(address="/dev/log"))

store = redis.Redis.from_url(conf.count_redis_url)

def make_key(precision, when, key):
    return "downloads:%s:%s:%s" % (
        precision[0], when.strftime(precision[1]), key)

def incr(when, project, filename):
    # Increment our rolling counts in Redis
    for prec in PRECISIONS:
        key = make_key(prec, when, project)
        store.incr(key)
        store.expireat(key, when + prec[2])

    # Increment our filename based bucket in Redis
    for prec in PRECISIONS:
        key = make_key(prec, when, ":".join([project, filename]))
        store.incr(key)
        store.expireat(key, when + prec[2])

def process(line):
    if "last message repeated" in line:
        logger.error("Duplicate Line in rsyslog-cdn")

    try:
        row = list(csv.reader([line], delimiter=" "))[0]
        path = row[6].split(" ", 1)[1]
    except Exception:
        logger.error("Invalid Fastly Log Line: '%s'" % line)
        return

    # We only care about /packages/ urls
    if not path.startswith("/packages/"):
        return

    # We need to get the Project and Filename
    directory, filename = posixpath.split(path)
    project = posixpath.basename(directory)

    # We need to get the time this request occurred
    rtime = datetime.datetime(*parsedate(row[4])[:6])

    incr(rtime, project, filename)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    line = sys.stdin.readline()
    while line:
        try:
            process(line)
        except Exception:
            logger.exception("Error occured while processing '%s'", line)
            raise
        line = sys.stdin.readline()

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using System.Collections.Generic;
using CapuchinSync.Core.Interfaces;

namespace CapuchinSync.Core.Hashes
{
    public class HashDictionary
    {
        public List<IHashDictionaryEntry> Entries { get; } = new List<IHashDictionaryEntry>();
        public string FilePath { get; set; }
    }
}


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story from Policy & regulation
Blockchain and Education: A Big Idea in Need of Bigger Thinking
Aug 14, 2017 at 08:45 UTC Updated Aug 14, 2017 at 12:54 UTC
Noelle Acheson
Noelle Acheson is a 10-year veteran of company analysis and the author of CoinDesk Weekly, a custom-curated newsletter delivered every Sunday, exclusively to CoinDesk subscribers.
In this opinion piece, Acheson discusses upcoming regulatory changes in Europe, explaining how trends in payments rule-making may unexpectedly align with those in the blockchain sector.
You've probably been there: an interview, either for a job or university admission, with the interviewer sitting across from you scrutinizing a piece of paper that holds your credentials. And you can't shake the feeling that she doesn't believe you.
It turns out that interviewers are right to be skeptical. According to a recent survey, over half of resumes and job applications contain falsifications, and over three quarters are misleading.
This past week, Sony revealed progress on the development of a blockchain platform to store and share education records. Developed in conjunction with IBM, the service aims to reduce fraud and make it easier to share the information with third parties for recruitment and assessment.
The goal is worthy. Education credentials have largely resisted the pull of technology, and are still held in diverse formats on siloed databases distributed around the world.
However, Sony's plan to partner with select institutions misses the bigger opportunity: scalability and impact.
Credible credits
For credentials to be useful, they need to be universally recognized and verifiable. In the case of education, this is still largely a manual process that often involves paper documentation and case-by-case checking.
A blockchain platform can help with the trust and distribution issues, but, in an incongruous twist for a decentralized technology, that could well mean adopting a centralized solution.
So, why use a blockchain at all? Couldn't an immutable database with access privileges do the trick?
As always, it depends on the overall vision. It's fair to assume that Sony's intention is to start small and then scale up to include a vast range of educators. So, further down the road the ease of data sharing and updating offered by a distributed ledger could be an important factor.
However, even then, the targeted and permissioned approach is likely to encounter scaling bottlenecks and quality control issues (who decides which institutions deserve to belong?).
Furthermore, it could evolve into a "two-tier" system, in which some of the more progressive and wealthy schools participate and others don't. Or, even worse, it could open up the market to a chaos of competing systems with different technologies and criteria.
A faster and more reliable path to widespread adoption would be to partner with the organizations responsible for deciding which educational institutions are trustworthy: the official education accreditors.
Most jurisdictions have them (some have several), which means that the work of validating the education has already been done. However, there is limited collaboration and significant duplication between them, something that a blockchain platform could help with.
The accreditors could be tasked with managing the system, updating university access and validating credential types.
What's more, they would be better placed to recommend adjustments in light of sector shifts. As new types of universities and forms of study emerge, the nature of certification is changing. In addition, "lifelong learning" is becoming more than a buzzword, as skill sets need refreshing and career paths become more flexible.
A platform managed by organizations well positioned to spot trends and needs, with a "top-down" approach rather than a piecemeal, "bottom-up" strategy, would be able to better satisfy the requirements of an evolving marketplace.
It would also boost the confidence of both employers and students – and in so doing, could end up contributing to a more flexible and qualified labor force.
That's a tall order for any new technology. But the need is clear and the upside substantial, assuming the initiative ends up being open, universal and fair.
While it is important to test and iterate, small solutions are likely to end up creating even more silos and tiers. As with the related field of identity, the impact lies in thinking big.
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We all love Facebook, do not we? We desire to keep in touch with household, look into old high school buddies or even network for company purposes. The best usage of Facebook for a business is to connect to consumers and those who may become customers as well. This post shows you how it's done.If you're having problems getting followers, you can offer a sweepstakes in return for their "Like". Simply place the sweepstakes in a tab on your company's page and have them fill it out with their e-mail address, specifying that only those who Like your page will be eligible for the contest.If you have nothing valuable to say to your audience, do not state anything. Individuals do not wish to visit your page and be dealt with to details that is useless and/or outdated. If you do not have anything relevant and special to speak about, try to share links or videos that are in the same niche.Use a cover picture on your Facebook page that really shows off your brand name. For instance, show an image of among your successful items. You wish to keep our products fresh in the mind of the public, and choosing the ideal cover photo can make this a lot much easier for you.Creating material for Facebook can be laborious and aggravating. If you have a Facebook business page, you require to publish a brand-new material every single day to engage your audience. Can you afford this kind of time dedication? If not, use targeted advertisements rather bring your message to your target audience.Put together a Facebook contest. People like fun things like contests and tests on Facebook. It's one of the things that makes the social media site so extremely special. It's not that hard for your business or brand to put together a contest, and it can actually open up the engagement level of your community.Marketing The secret to all marketing is to comprehend why you're doing it.
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A little girl's love of kittens has turned into a long-time love of charitable giving. This is Grace's giving story.
At the age of five, my daughter Grace was obsessed with the thought of getting kittens. She didn't want just one; she wanted two so they wouldn't be lonely when she went to school.
Grace would spend all her spare time learning how to care for kittens, playing with stuffed kittens, reading about kittens, or drawing pictures of kittens for hours on end. She would leave notes for me in and around the house demanding, "Two kittens please," "I need two kittens," "Can I please have two kittens?" These notes would be found hidden in our fridge, my makeup bag or purse, her father's lunch, and our pockets. When her brother, Morgan was old enough, she enlisted him as a second supporter and the two begged us for two kittens nearly everyday.
Finally, after a year of campaigning, we finally decided to adopt two kittens from an amazing organization called Fixed "Fur" Life, a charity we still love and support today.
Fixed "Fur" Life
In January 2004, Darlene Quinsey and a group friends, family and volunteers established Fixed "Fur" Life, a charity dedicated to ending pet overpopulation through spay and neutering, not euthanization. The majority of animals taken in by Darlene and the team have been abused, neglected and abandoned, and are cared for and spayed and neutered before they are adopted into a new loving, home. Since its establishment, Fixed "Fur" Life has supported thousands of animals and has spayed and neutered over 17,629 cats and dogs in the Quinte, Ontario area.
To date all that has been accomplished has been through the dedication of countless volunteers. Families have opened their home and absorbed all the costs related to fostering animals waiting to be adopted, and many adoption centers in the Quinte region have also cared for animals while waiting for a family of their own. The one and only expense at Fixed "Fur" Life are veterinarian costs which have generously provided their expertise and financial support, allowing the organization to take care of many more animals than they would have been able to on their own. Without any government funding, it is incredible to witness a community gather together all in an effort to help vulnerable animals in need of assistance. Each animal cared for by Fixed "Fur" Life is posted on their Facebook and Twitter pages, and my family and I are reminded on a daily basis of where found our two tiny kittens now an important part of our family.
Our Adoption Story
When I contacted Darlene at the start of our search for two new additions to our family, she happened to have two perfect kittens just for us! The kittens were siblings abandoned on the side of the road and were needing to be adopted together. We knew right away they were the perfect match for Grace, and on her 6th birthday, Grace was ecstatic to receive two kittens she named Nacho and Steven. The two have grown into the most lovable, playful and beautiful cats, and are loved by Grace with every fiber in her body. Now at 11 years old, Nacho and Steven are the most precious thing Grace owns and we continue to support Fixed "Fur" Life together as a family.
Strut for Strays
This year our "fur" family is excited to be participating in Fixed "Fur" Life's annual walkathon and pet festival. The day is jammed with fun-filled pet activities and also raises money to help homeless and abandoned animals in our community. The day starts with a walkathon and is followed by a gathering in the park with fellow animal lovers and their pets.
After a few weeks collecting pledges for our family to participate in the walkathon, I was inspired to create a fundraising page on CanadaHelps. I felt it would be a great way to reach friends and family that we don't see often enough, and it was easy to create a page in a matter of minutes.
Grace and Morgan have also inspired other family members to support Fixed "Fur" Life as well! At eight years old, Grace collected pennies for a whole year from relatives with her brother Morgan and cousin Alley, and they managed to raise $100.00. They have even inspired other family members to raise funds and adopt pets of their own from Fixed "Fur" Life! I am so proud of Grace and Morgan for making a big difference in the lives of vulnerable animals, and we can't wait to participate in Fixed "Fur" Life's Strut for Strays event!
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House Republicans will attempt to force a vote on Green New Deal
House Republicans are hoping to force a vote on the Green New Deal to put House Democrats on the record as to whether they support the sweeping and controversial proposal, though it's not clear the effort will gain traction as Democrats are expected to dismiss it as a political stunt.
House GOP Whip Steve Scalise said at a news conference Wednesday where House Republicans announced their plan that it's important to "contrast" the kind of energy policy that their party supports with "what Nancy Pelosi and her radical leftists are trying to do."
The concept of a Green New Deal has been championed by progressive party rising stars like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and embraced by Democratic 2020 contenders. But the Green New Deal, which calls for a national mobilization of resources to tackle global warming, hasn't been universally embraced by congressional Democrats, though the party is broadly united in calling for action to fight climate change.
Pushing for a vote gives House Republicans an opportunity to put a spotlight on a proposal that they believe divides Democrats.
Republican Rep. Jody Hice of Georgia plans to file a discharge petition in an attempt to bring the Green New Deal resolution to the House floor for a vote. A discharge petition is a procedural tool that can be used to force a floor vote, but only if a majority of House members sign on in support.
Discharge petitions rarely succeed because of how high threshold is to clear. Even if every House Republican signs on in support, roughly 20 House Democrats would still need to sign on in order to force the vote.
"The American people need to know where their representatives stand on this radical proposal, the Green New Deal," Hice said. "Make no mistake about it, regardless of what supporters say, it is a radical proposal that will dramatically take American society further to the left. And I want a vote on it."
The Georgia Republican added that he hopes there will be enough support from Democrats to force a vote.
"The message to my socialist, Democrat colleagues is very simple: we're looking for at least 20 of them … we want them to join with Republicans for the sake of a recorded vote on the Green New Deal," he said.
That appears improbable, however, especially if House Democrats put up a show of unity like most Senate Democrats did when Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell brought the Green New Deal up for a vote in the Senate on Tuesday.
The overwhelming majority of Senate Democrats voted "present," in protest over the vote, which they argued was only intended as a political attack on the nascent proposal.
Hice said on Wednesday that he will file the discharge petition sometime after Easter.
The congressman tentatively plans to file the motion on the House floor in late April, a GOP aide familiar with the discussions told CNN. Once that happens, the congressman will be able to start gathering signatures for the petition, according to the aide. The aide added that Hice is currently "actively working to garner support among his colleagues," for the petition.
CNN has reached out to Ocasio-Cortez's office to request comment.
The freshman Democrat on Tuesday criticized McConnell's decision to bring the Green New Deal to a vote in the Senate and tweeted that she "encouraged" Senate Democrats to vote "present."
Republicans have been quick to seize on the fact that Senate Democrats did not vote to advance the measure, casting it as a sign that Democrats are unwilling to stand behind the proposal. Senate Republicans were united in voting "no" out of objection to the far-reaching plan, which McConnell has labeled "a socialist makeover of the entire US economy."
In response to a tweet from Republican Sen. John Barrasso of Wyoming asking, "Why did Senate Democrats just duck a vote," Ocasio-Cortez wrote, "Because I encouraged them to vote present, along w/ others. McConnell tried to rush the #GreenNewDeal straight to the floor without a hearing."
Ocasio-Cortez added, "The real question we should be asking: Why does the Senate GOP refuse to hold any major hearings on climate change?"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly said that she welcomes the enthusiasm behind the Green New Deal, but she has described it as one of many proposals that will be looked at by committees.
At the start of the new Congress, Pelosi set up a Select Committee on the Climate Crisis that's expected to come up with recommendations for new legislation. In one sign of the efforts Democrats are making to push for climate action, Pelosi along with other House Democrats, unveiled a bill Wednesday that aims to push the United States to uphold the Paris climate agreement.
Reference: https://edition.cnn.com/2019/03/27/politics/green-new-deal-house-republicans-force-vote-democrats/index.html
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Eating a better office lunch doesn't just give you more energy, but it can power your way to get more steps all day long. It's not always easy though! Does this sound familiar?
We've all been there. Often times, no matter how motivated we are to reach our health and fitness goals, life gets in the way. This is true whether we're at work or at home, but it's particularly tough when we're out of our comfortable home environment. That's why it's important to have a "game plan" — an idea of what you'll do if you forget your lunch, if your lunch meeting is at an incredibly unhealthy (but delicious) buffet, or you're so pressed for time that you can't be bothered to worry how many calories are in that burger your coworker grabbed you.
Fortunately, with a bit of planning and some easy-to-remember tips, you can eat a better lunch that will get you moving all day long!
Think of your willpower like the battery life of your phone. You may start the day fully charged, but the roadblocks that life (and work) throw in your way each chip away some of your precious willpower. Maybe the weather was bad, there was traffic on the way in and then your boss dropped a last-minute project on you. By the time lunch rolls around, even the most iron-willed of us often just decide to grab whatever is convenient and makes us feel good.
Instead, plan ahead! Ideally, make your plan when you're feeling rested, relaxed and in a great frame of mind. If you know there's going to be donuts in the break room, take a healthy snack so you'll be less tempted to grab them. Have some go-to lunch spots that have healthier options, and make the decision on dessert or that blended coffee drink ahead of time. Not only will you make better decisions, but you'll have less stress and pressure in the moment because you already know what you're going to do!
Keep a stash of energy bars, nuts, or other healthy snacks at your desk. Even if you're motivated to stick to healthy choices, if there's nothing healthy around you'll be forced to eat what's there or go without. Being hungry at work can be very distracting, and if you're thinking about food all morning you're probably thinking of the most unhealthy choices you can imagine! Low-calorie, filling snacks can help tide you over and keep you focused. Just make sure that your "health food" is actually healthy! A lot of protein bars or "healthy" chips have just as many calories as candy bars or regular chips. Get to know portion sizes as well so that you're eating the right amount!
Make sure to stock up on non-perishable snacks that will tide you over in case you forget to bring a lunch one day and don't have time to go out. That way there's no pressure to eat them before they go bad. Don't forget to keep a water bottle or large cup around, because often when we think we're hungry, we're actually thirsty instead. Tea (unsweetened) or black coffee are great options to add a bit of flavor!
You have coworkers, right? If you don't, you probably work around or near others or have friends just a text message away. Chances are, somebody else wants to get healthy too, and accountability is the best way to stick to your goals. This helps you find healthier options when eating out, and you can share food prep or snack tips. Just be careful not to take it too far and be too preachy to those who might not share your health goals!
Try taking some time on Sunday to do some basic food prep for the week ahead. You don't need to reach Pinterest-worthy levels of meal prep, but if you can chop some veggies, pre-portion some nuts, or cook some chicken breasts for the week ahead, you'll be halfway to a healthy lunch. We've all had mornings where we have exactly five minutes to pull together a lunch — having some healthy basics prepped could be the difference between your throwing together a salad and saying forget it and hitting up McDonald's at lunchtime.
You don't have to prepare an entire lunch every day. Even taking a small salad or some cut up fruit can help you feel more full during the day. That way, if you really have to get fast food for lunch, you can skip some of the really empty calories (fries and soda, we're looking at you) and use what you brought instead. Many meals can also be stored in the freezer, which can prevent spoilage throughout the week.
Want to treat yourself on a Friday? We all deserve it sometimes. Next time, try to find a restaurant a mile away and get a coworker to power-walk there and back with you. You'll get in some exercise, burn some calories, and the lunchtime mini-workout will also give you some awesome mood and focus-boosting endorphins for the rest of the day.
If you are rushing during lunch, make sure you're dressed appropriately to exercise! You may want to take a change of shoes and a fresh shirt or sweater for the lunch walk. That way, you change back and stay sweat-free during the rest of your day. Here are some more office walking tips that can help you!
Drink a glass of water 20 minutes before lunch. Research shows that drinking water before you eat can decrease how much you consume overall. Keep a water bottle by your desk, or hit up the water cooler a little while before you're scheduled to go to lunch. Set an alarm on your phone reminding you to drink it, if that helps.
When you do go to lunch, try drinking water and avoid liquid calories when at all possible. Sodas and sugary coffee drinks don't make you feel full and are chock full of empty calories. Taking sips of water helps to make you feel fuller and slows your eating, so even if you do indulge yourself at lunch you may find you don't need to finish everything.
The most important factor in staying healthy is being consistent in your habits. It's okay to have an off day — we all do — but what's important is that you get up the next day and try again. It's the same as with your walking routine – everyone has days where life intervenes and we can't get our steps in. Just pick back up and start again tomorrow! Small changes can make a huge difference, and with a little planning, you can make those changes stick and get much healthier!


Ottsjö offers fantastic opportunities for ice fishing. Around the lake there are BBQ or grills areas enabling you to catch your fish and cook it directly for friends and family.
Ottsjö lake has fantastic fishing opportunities whether it is in summer or winter. Brown trout and arctic char can be caught in abundance, when dragging a line behind a hired boat that can offer you.


Butterfly enthusiasts also hunt for the "bog copper" that abounds on the cranberry bogs of the Cape.
Most striking are the yellow and black tiger swallowtail; the maroon buff, and blue mourning cloak, and the red, black and brown rear admiral. Also attractive are the orange-brown great spangled fritillary and the pearl crescent. Road side puddles are good places to look for butterflies.


It might be hard for weary dwellers of America's most popular cities to believe — but some Australians have even bigger housing headaches than we do. Google "Sydney housing affordability crisis" and you'll find the same hand-wringing and agita familiar to anyone looking for an apartment in, for example, the Bay Area.
Alex Symes's off-grid Big World Homes cost between $45,000 and $60,000. A base model consists of 39 individual panels, which can go up with the aforementioned tools plus some "online support." Each home sits on a trailer, meaning it's portable — and there's a need for neither a foundation nor a big swath of land. A solar energy panel sits on the roof; tanks collect rainwater for future use. The basic model provides a bedroom, bathroom and living space, but each unit is fully modularized, meaning it's easy to add on for extra space.
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Americans build larger, more costly homes
New NAHB survey shows a market chomping at the bit
January 7, 2014, 1:42 pm By Trey Garrison
Newly built single-family homes in the United States are getting bigger, costlier to build and more expensive, according to the National Association of Homebuilders. This news comes on the heels of news that home prices climbed 11.8% between November 2012 and November 2013.
In fact the only thing shrinking for new construction is the size of the lot they're built upon, according to NAHB's most recent construction cost survey of 3,019 builders. The survey was conducted in August and September of 2013.
The survey shows that this trend is happening across all levels of homebuilding. That is to say, the increase in the average price, cost and size is not a result of high-end homes gains pulling the average up or lower-cost and mid-level homes gains pushing upward.
"It's an across the board gain," says Heather Taylor at the economics and housing policy department at NAHB. "In fact we factor out the high end market since it can skew the results."
The cost to build a single-family home was $246,453 in 2013, which is the highest cost since 1998. Newly constructed home prices jumped 25% to $399,532. That is below the peak of $454,906 in 2007.
While the cost of building a new single-family home in 2013 represented a 34% increase from the cost, profits jumped to 9.3% from their 2011 all-time low of 6.8%.
The average size of the home in the 2013 construction cost survey was 2,607 square feet, which is about 300 square feet more than the average size of the homes reported in the 2011 construction cost survey, but still about 100 square feet less than the peak reported in the 2009 survey.
The average home in the NAHB survey was built on a one-third acre lot, as opposed to a half-acre lot average found in the 2011 NAHB survey.
By type and percentage of construction costs, interior finishes accounted for 29.3% of construction cost, with the balance spread among framing (19.1%), exterior finishes (14.4%) and the combination of plumbing, electrical and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (13.4%).
The average share of the home's sales price which goes to construction cost jumped from 59% in both 2009 and 2011 to 61.7% in 2013. Finished lot costs, accounting for the second largest share of the sales price, dropped from 22% in 2011 to 19% in 2013.
Although the cost of construction per square foot remained relatively stable in 2009 and 2011 ($82 per square foot, and $80 per square foot, respectively), it jumped to $95 per square foot in 2013.
These results, NAHB reiterate, are national averages; the survey sample is not large enough for a geographic breakdown. Building practices, the cost of labor, the cost of land, and to some extent the cost of the materials can vary from place to place and depend on the nature of the particular home being built.


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The amazing thing about Howard Stern, aside from his insane longevity, is how devoted his fan base is. Just about every audio clip and video segment is lovingly archived somewhere on the Internet to share with the world. This week, we got lucky when a YouTube channel excavated a Howard TV segment from 2011 featuring "Big Balls John" and his terrifyingly enormous testicles.
John, real name Wesley Warren Jr, was an occasional guest on the show. His scrotum was over 100 pounds, and caused him a significant amount of misery. In this clip, we get the standard Howard Stern bad taste, but he also shows a great deal of sympathy for the dude.
Warren suffered from scrotal elephantiasis, which is most normally caused by a parasitic infection but in his case seemingly stemmed from a testicular injury in 2008. It grew and grew over the next two years, eventually becoming big enough that he had to turn a hoodie upside down and wear it over his ballsack.
After his exposure on the show, Warren received a number of offers from surgeons looking for publicity. He did eventually have his testicles operated on in 2013, a procedure that was profiled in a BBC documentary film. Warren himself died in 2014 as a result of complications from diabetes.
Get your balls in the game! Donate to the Sean Kimerling Foundation to win the battle against testicular cancer.


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A cultural history working draft looking at traditional martial arts. Comments welcome.
the article is split into three sections.
textbook, the Muye dodo tongji, which included kwon pup (fist technique). 1 Fig. 1.
(Wethersfield, CT: Turtle Press, 2000), p. 13.
2Jane Portal. religion. Finally. and entertainment. a third section will discuss the legitimacy of claims made by modern martial arts that link their arts to ancient roots. The tomb art depicts daily life and is an invaluable source of information on the occupants and events in their lives. Korea. architecture. 2 . which would imply martial arts were a common activity. 47- 49. historical accounts of indigenous Korean martial arts reach back to wall paintings in the Koguryô Anak Muyongchong tomb. including costumes. South Korean government policy. Art and Archaeology (New York: Thames and Hudson. pp. modernity. A second forthcoming work will examine the impact of Japanese Colonialism. (Fig. Fig. 1 Kwon pup This first section of the essay will survey written and visual records--from the Three Kingdom Period (57-668) through the late Chosôn Dynasty and early Colonial Period (1910-1945)--for accounts of popular martial arts practice. 2). 2000). 2 Murals depict combat matches. and standardization of folk martial arts. An Overview As noted.
in 995 A. military (muban) and scholars (munban). 4Unlike Japan where the ruling gentry. in Korea the gentry was Neo-Confucian intelligencia. was a warrior class. MA (Harvard University Press.4 One 3 Na Hyon-song. were renowned for their prowess in subak. with the munban gaining hegemony for nearly 900 years. what were once popular indigenous martial arts practices were suppressed by the aristocratic upper class (yangban) and pushed to the fringes of society— the elites instead favoring the Confucian tradition of scholarship and the classic arts.D. two acclaimed practitioners. 33. 3 . 1991) p. The Confucian Transformation of Korea (Cambridge. In addition. 3 With the social-political transformation that accompanied the subsequent dynastic change in the late 14th century. 2 Anak #3 Tomb Illustration of Combatants It was however during the Koryô Dynasty (980 -1392) that indigenous martial arts were identified in text as subak or subakki. See Martina Deuchler. Fig. samurai. p.. Korea's domestic military arts that included hand–to-hand combat were influenced by those of Ming China (kwonpup. Lee Ui-min and Du Kyông-sung. For example. shipp'al ki)--the new dynasty embracing all things Chinese. Han'guk ch'eyuk kyokuska yon'gu (Seoul: Kyohaksa. 1992). 41. A defining split occurred between Korea's ruling elite. according to historic records of the Koryô Dynasty.
Moreover. taekkyeon). those kwan not aligning with government policy were suppressed. Nevertheless. the ruling class of yangban Confucian elites saw little value in popular martial arts (subak. these texts focused on training for the wisa (king's guard) and the military. 76 under the 1962 Cultural Properties Protection Law. military experts sought out battle-tested techniques. usually follow the McCune-Reischauer (MR) method of Romanization. However. for the civilian population.exception was archery (kung do). over the next 200 years. highlighted in italics. Similar to many traditional folk arts practiced by the Chosôn masses. 6 Over time they were marginalized. One exception is taekkyeon. Following the liberation of Korea in 1945. the reader will see a number of Korean terms. 5 In fact. twentieth century Japanese colonial occupation forbade practice of native martial arts forcing devotees to train in secrecy. few text accounts of popular martial arts exist today—the elites like in many other civilizations favoring and documenting "high culture" arts. which is the most popular spelling among its current practitioners. advocates of Korean folk martial arts looked to re-introduce taekkyeon. which were further chronicled in the Muye dobo tongji (The comprehensive illustrated manual of martial arts). These schools (kwan) grew in popularity with most eventually unified under the name Taekwondo during the 1961-1979 regime of President Park Chung Hee. modern schools of Korean martial arts opened to the public— most rooted in Japanese and Chinese systems. which grew in popularity and was deemed an appropriate "high culture" activity. 6 In this work. They found government support and in 1983 taekkyeon was designated Intangible Cultural Asset No. CPPL 5 Ibid. In fact. 4 . These terms. By the 1980s.
traditional folk events such as bridge crossing. Witdae was also known as sangch'on (higher village). For example. including the witdaepae and araetpae. contests between villages were called kyôllyôn taekkyeon. people from that area along with those from Chôlla-do gathered around on Tano (Buddhist All Souls' Day) and Ch'usôk (Fall Harvest Festival) to compete in ssirum (wrestling) and taekkyeon matches. Text Culture Since folk martial arts existed outside of the sphere of the elites only a few written culture sources document Chosôn folk martial art practice. was not an exclusively rural art form. and stone-throwing contests drew inhabitants from the capital region. which was published in 1530. The locale of these events was near the Cheonggyecheon stream. without weapons. in an article on Chosôn life in Seoul. the two groups. lotus lantern lighting. In taekkyeon. a village in the Unjin-hyôn region of Ch'ungch'ong-do. mainly by using the hands and feet. and p'younssam sôchôn (stone throwing). Araedae. t'alchum (mask dances). however.(Munhwajae pohobôp). practitioners won by felling their standing opponents. Folk activities at these festivals also included kune (swings). Accounts tell that outside the daily activities of domestic life. specifically this was the area north of the Kwangtongkyo Bridge that extended to Inwangsan. kite flying. the Cheonggyecheon stream banks served as a community focal point. One account is described in Dongkuk yôji sungnam (Augmented Survey of the Geography of Korea). Early in the dynasty. which was an urban waterway flowing from east to west through the center of Seoul. With regard to martial arts contests. participated in taekkyeon competition. we find the name in common usage shifting from subak to taekkyeon. Taekkyeon. commonly known as the hach'on (lower village) was the area south of the Hyokyôngkyo 5 . It stated that in Ch'akji. On holidays.
taekkyeon matches began with children's competition and advanced to adult level. taekkyeon was most commonly performed near the Hunginchimun. Cho noted the painting's subject matter was indicative of activities prior to the mid-nineteenth century. 1846) two unmarried men engaged in a taekkyeon match (see Fig. 3 and 4) 7. Korea genre paintings are recognized as an accurate visual representation of culture and customs of Chosôn society. 210-212. The crowd of spectators. was popular and rooted in the daily lives of Korean 7 Portal. folk martial art practice is documented in genre painting (pungsokhwa) of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. In Soo Cho. both commoners and yangban. p. 2000). pp. On the day of the contest. Korea. In the latter area.Bridge. Art and Archaeology. ed. a Korean art historian commented that many of the nineteenth century genre paintings were reproductions of artwork dating back many decades. Visual Culture Although limited text accounts exist. Kwanghuimun and Yôngdokyo Gates. Arts of Korea (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 132. Judith G. Thus. 6 . In Taek'aedo (Competition Painting) attributed to artist Yusuk (circ. conveys a feeling that taekkyeon. those with the highest skills performing last. Smith. This event continued regularly into the last days of the Chosôn Dynasty until it was banned under Japanese rule.
Fig. 4 Insert of taekkyeon match from Taek'aedo Colonial Suppression 7 . 3 Taek'aedo (Competition Painting) Genre Painting of Ssirum and Taekkyeon Matches Fig.
At times. Vermont. 1996).With the exception of grand events such as Seoul's kyôllyôn taekkyeon. noted American ethnologist Stewart Culin. See also Ch'oe Yông-nyôn. 414. Charles E. 11 The author. pp. 1998). 1995). the matches resulted in serious injuries and eventually the authorities banned public matches. widespread public martial arts practice appears to have declined in its popularity during the last decades of the Chosôn Dynasty. Taejong 14 (1925). The journalist and pioneer of nationalistic history work stressed the distinct identity found in Korean culture. based the book on research that stemmed from the Korean exhibit at the 1893 8Lee (Yi) Yong-bok. And. iii. (Cambridge. Sourcebook of Korean Civilization. 11Stewart Culin. 1958) p. Japan (Rutland. 369-370. 9 Significantly. vol. p. mentions taekkyeonhui. author Ch'oe Yông-nyôn. China. Chosôn sanggosa (reprint: Seoul: Ilsin Sojôk Ch'ulp'ansa. 8 . 1984). A New History of Korea. which was published in the 1920s. Tuttle and Company. Wagner. 10 In addition to Korean sources a western work published in 1895. Sin noted taekkyeon's ancient past and one time popularity. Games of the Orient: Korea. 15. the Haedong chukchi. lists taekkyeon as both children's folk activity and wagering sport for adults. p. In one account of the public matches. MA: Harvard University Press. 8 The Haedong chukchi reported that there was an old tradition of wagering on which opponent would fall to the ground after being tripped or kicked. Korean Games with Notes on the Corresponding Games of China and Japan. 9Ki-baik Lee. Taekkyeon (Seoul: Taewon. 10 Sin Ch'ae-ho. trans. Edward W. Peter Lee. 2 (New York: Columbia University Press. An additional Korean account of the period from Sin Ch'ae-ho's Chosôn sanggosa (1931) (History of Ancient Korea) also mentions taekkyeon. Haedong chukchi (Kyôngsông: Changhaksa.
Internet. 13Ibid. 2004.. See also "Korea in the White City: The Kingdom of Korea at the World's Columbian Exposition. His feet. Contemporary taekkyeon practitioners call this stepping movement: pum-bap- gi. (Fig. 12 Under section "XXXII Htaik-Kyen-Ha-Ki [sic]– Kicking. 14 Most of the delegation sent by King Kojong to represent the Hermit Kingdom at the exposition spoke no English. This can be done on the right or the left side. always stand in one of three positions.Columbian Exposition in Chicago. 5) The image depicts children performing a taekkyeon movement. shifting weight on to the other leg and continue. They take their positions with their feet apart. the lower lead-leg positions are also consistent with martial arts techniques used to trap and trip an opponent. and is caught with the hands. Interestingly. p. The object [of catching the high kick] is to throw the opponent. the arm positions of the players. p. He moves that leg back and kicks in turn. accessed July 4. the feet are moved in a triangle motion. In this basic stepping motion.' Available at http://www2. facing each other. therefore. 9 . Moreover. and each endeavors to kick the other's foot from under him. One leads with a kick at one of his opponent's legs. 39. are similar to that of the genre paintings. chiefly with the feet. A player may take one step backward with either foot to a third place. The actual movement is done by taking one step forward.htm. A high kick is permitted. This visual record also supports written accounts about early twentieth century taekkyeon and shares that the folk activity was one even children still participated.edu/~dkane/Fair." Stewart writes: Htaik kyen-ha-ki is a combat between two players. The delegation relied upon the translations skills of Pak Yôn- kin who already lived in America.hawaii. back and forth. 12 Ibid. a trademark of taekkyeon. v. 13 14 A final record of popular taekkyeon practice is found in a missionary photograph of the early 1900s.
The validity of inferring from static visual art forms and limited historical text a strong link to modern Korean martial practice. In addition. Two forthcoming articles will look at: 1. as noted. Fig. 2. Analysis of these sources show folk martial arts was highly integrated in popular society—despite marginalization by the Neo-Confucian intelligencia. The impact of Japanese Colonialism. 5 Children Performing Taekkyeon Conclusion By 1909. Nevertheless. A decade later in 1920 practice of taekkyeon was outright forbidden under bolder Japanese assimilation policy. Japanese Colonial policy in preparation for formal annexation forbade the practice of Korean military and combat arts. public taekkyeon matches were stopped. About the Author Don Southerton has held a life-long interest in Korea and its rich culture. He has authored 10 . modernity. records of Korea's popular indigenous martial arts traditions have been preserved in text and illustration. and modern era South Korean government policy on folk martial arts and its revival.
provides consulting and training to Korea-based global business. 11 . Southerton has been an avid student of traditional martial arts for nearly 40 years.-Korean business ventures. and early U.9 books which topics center on culture. entrepreneurialism. Bridging Culture Worldwide. His firm.S. Southerton also extensively writes and comments on modern Korean business culture and its impact on global organizations.


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Well known as one of the most popular hiking roots in Nepal, this 3 day 2 night hike is a wonderful way to see everything from panoramic views of the Himalayas and local terraced rice fields in one short trip. Nagarkot is one of the most picturesque places to see the sunrise over the Himalayas while watching the mountains change color reflecting the light. Be sure to wake up early as you will need to depart at 4 o'clock for the best views. The starting point is located 30 kilometers northeast of Kathmandu and offers views of Annapurna, Langtang, Dorje Lakpa, Lauri Shanker and Ganesh Hinal a must see for any visitor.
Good Karma Trekking staffs will come to pick up you in your hotel for Transfer from Kathmandu to Sundarijal by private vehicle which will take around one hour. the door of the Trekking is Shivapuri national park established in 2002 which provides abundance of pine and oak forest flora, fed by the fertile watershed landscape. now you will start to climb up towards Chisapani together watching the panoramic views of the jagged peaks of the 2nd highest mountain in the Kathmandu Valley, Green forest, villages , farming etc . along the way, you will come to the village of Mulkharka home of traditional Tamang people. Descend the mountain trails to Chisapani, where you will check in to your overnight lodge accommodation. Overnight in simple Tea houses on the Trail .
Wake to see the heart-stopping snow-capped mountain views to the north. After breakfast, start your 2.5-hour trek to Chauki Bhanjag, where you will pause for lunch with the mountains of the north as your backdrop. The afternoon, 3-hour descent takes you to Nagarkot, where on a clear day you can see the Himalayas stretching from Dhaulagiri in the west all the way past Everest to Kanchenjunga in the east. Check into your hotel accommodation for the night.. In Nagarkot you will have multiple options for accommodations from good average standard hotels to 3 stars category & five star .
Changu Narayan Temple is the highlight of the day which you will find in after a easy down hike of about 3.5 hours after your breakfast in Nagarkot. you can take Lunch in Changunarayan and visit the one of the famous Temple Bhaktapur offers . The most popular walk around Kathmandu, the route leads down from Nagarkot along a ridge to Changu Narayan Temple, where beautiful views of the village of Sankhu and the Bhaktapur area await. Built in 323 AD by King Hari Datta Varma, and said to be the oldest temple in the valley, Changu Narayan is richly decorated with sculptures and carvings.
If you would prefer to sleep in the Tents rather then Tea House plz let us know , we can run this trip in Tented accomodations. There will be extra charge of USD 40 per head for Package of average standard & there will be per head USD 40 discount Deluxe option. for Standard option it will be same price in tent or tea house basis .
Kathmandu to Sundarijal and Changunarayan to Kathmandu by private transfer car or Van as per the size.
There are Several Tea houses lodges , villages on the way where you can Buy your Lunch and dinner so it is excluded in the package .


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Даворин Поповић (Сарајево, 23. септембар 1946 — Сарајево, 18. јун 2001) је био један од најбољих и најпознатијих певача рок музике бивше Југославије. Публика и пријатељи га памте по надимцима Давор и Пимпек.

Биографија
Најпознатији је као певач поп групе Индекси из Сарајева. Са Индексима је наступао од 1964. године па до своје смрти 2001. године. Године 1995. представљао је БиХ на Евровизији у Даблину са песмом "Двадесет први вијек", и освојио 19. место.

Антологијске су песме: "Ти си ми била нај, нај", "Бацила је све низ ријеку"(на текст Давориновог великог пријатеља и колеге Кемала Монтена), "Жуте дуње" (која је кориштена као музика у филму Кудуз), "Сањам", "Плима", "Јутро ће промијенити све"...

Поред певања у младости се бавио фудбалом и кошарком.

Преминуо је 2001. године у Сарајеву, од рака гуштераче.

Од 2002. године у Босни и Херцеговини установљена је музичка награда "Даворин".

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Индекси

Ваш шлагер сезоне, Сарајево:
 Око малих ствари свађамо се ми, '67
 Пустињак, '68
 Свијет за тебе / Најљепше ствари, '69
 Прошли дани, '70
 Да ли постоји љубав, 71, друга награда публике
 Сваки други дан, '72
 Предај се срце,'73, победничка песма и награда за најбољу интерпретацију
 Само су руже знале, '74
 Волим те, '75, трећа награда публике
 Моја Хана, '76, награда за најбољу интерпретацију и награда стручног жирија Савеза композитора Југославије
 У једним плавим очима, '77, победничка песма
 Испијмо златни пехар, '78, друга награда публике
  Живјела Југославија / Празне ноћи, а бескрајни дани, '79
 Њене очи, усне, руке, '80
 Бетонска брана, '81, награда за аранжман
 Моја мала Ана, '82, треће место
 Поздрави Соњу, '83
 Имаш ме на души, '87

Опатија:
 Недјељом ујутро, '67
 Ако једном будеш сама, '67
 Јутро ће промијенити све (алтернација са Стјепаном Џимијем Станићем), трећа награда жирија (деле награду са Зденком Вучковић), '68
 У подневне сате, '69
 Дјеца љубави, '73
 Самоћо, љубави моја, '74
 Ти си ми била нај, нај, '75
 Свиђаш ми се (Вече рок музике), '78
 Балада за нас двоје (Вече шансона и слободних форми), '79
 Дал облак зна, '81
 Мост, '81 (Вече родољубиве песме са Кемалом Монтеном, Недом Украден и Јадранком Стојаковић)
 Заувијек Лили, '82 (самостални наступ)
 Добар дан туго, '83

Београдско пролеће:
 Стани мало, злато моје, трећа награда публике, '76
 Позови ме на кафу, '78
 310 пољубаца, '79
 Бојим се, '82 (самостални наступ)

Сплит:
 Обала пуста, обала врела, '76
 Стави главу на блазињу, '81 (самостални наступ)

Загреб:
 Не желим твоју љубав, '69
 Да сам ја нетко (Вече рок музике), друга награда публике, '70
 Извор, '71 (Вече рок музике), победничка песма
 Сањам, '72
 И ми и нас двоје, '76, награда за најбољи текст
 Вољела је сјај у трави, '77
 У улици Карађоз-бега, '87

Омладина, Суботица:
 Мјесто под сунцем, '69
 Ја одлазим сутра, '70

Југословенски избор за Евросонг:
 Пружам руке, Љубљана '67, пето место
 Заборав, Загреб '69
 То се тражи, Љубљана '82, девето место
 На свој начин, Нови Сад '83, пето место
 Била једном љубав једна, Београд '87, осмо место

МЕСАМ:
 Ја ти вјерујем све, '84
 Црни сватови, '87, награда за текст

Хит парада, Београд:
 Ја сам увијек хтио, људима да дам, '76 (самостални наступ)

Скопље:
 Еј, ти момче младо, '71

Boom festival, Љубљана:
 Хеј ти, '72

Југословенски фестивал револуционарне и родољубиве песме:
 Југославија, '77
 Ој, Неретво, '78

Вогошћа, Сарајево:
 Жуте дуње (Гост ревијалног дела фестивала), '90

Евросонг:
 21. вијек, '95, деветнаесто место, (самостални наступ)

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Музичари из Сарајева
Рођени 1946.
Умрли 2001.
Југословенски певачи
Босанскохерцеговачки певачи
Чланови групе Индекси
Представници Босне и Херцеговине на Песми Евровизије
Учесници Песме Евровизије 1995.
Музичка сцена бивше СФРЈ
Умрли од рака панкреаса
Учесници Југовизије
Сахрањени у Сарајеву

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The guidelines for the designers while composing the reconstruction of this 64 square meter apartment were; keep as many from the existing row constructs as possible, relay on monochrome color base for softer and calmer interior feel with black accents used as a depth and highlight points and entwine the rich, natural materials palette into a playful representation of modern spirit.
Using trendy glass partitions and frames supplemented by beautiful wood and thin metal constructs- from custom- made shelving and even wardrobe structures, to the bases of tables and chairs, lamps and appliances – the minimalist metal insertions straighten the industrial feel of the exposed concrete structures.
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Pensions snapshot - January 2017
This edition of snapshot summarises some of the key legal and regulatory developments that occurred up to the end of December 2016 in relation to occupational pension schemes. The topics covered in this edition are:
New Year's (pensions) resolutions
HM Treasury and DWP consults on package of measures to tackle pension scams
Work and Pensions Committee recommends nuclear deterrence
It's that time of year again, when resolutions are being made and hopes are high that they'll be kept (at least until March). A number of resolutions are being made in pensions world too – the only difference being that many of them may actually still be with us come 2018!
Pensions Resolutions to watch in 2017 include:
We're going to get organised... Autumn Budget 2017 will be the first autumn Budget. There will then be a Spring Statement 2018 and Autumn Budget each year.
We're going to keep up-to-date with current events… The Pension Schemes Bill 2016/17, setting out the requirements for the master trust regulatory regime, will finish going through Parliament but may not come into force until 2018. The green paper on the future of defined benefits is also planned for 2017. This will, among other things such as considering investment methods and price inflation indices used by schemes, consider the recommendations of the Work and Pensions Committee (see article below).
Maybe we'll move somewhere exotic and sunny and retire early… John Cridland CBE's review of the State Pension age is due in January. The Government then has until 7 May 2017 to issue a report on whether and how state pension age should increase after 2028.
Of course, then we'll need to figure out our taxes… HMRC extended the transitional period relating to VAT treatment for DB schemes and deduction of VAT by an employer in connection with the administration and management of pension fund assets to 31 December 2017. But will Brexit result in a further extension?
Or we could perhaps spend more time with our partners… we are (and have, for some time) been expecting legislation and guidance on GMP equalisation. Consultation closes in January but don't expect too much to follow in 2017. And while on the subject of GMPs, trustees should consider whether, following the abolition of contracting-out, they need to make a resolution before 6 April 2017 (retrospective to 6 April 2016) to allow fixed rate revaluation of GMPs to operate from the date of leaving pensionable service rather than 6 April 2016.
We should really give back though and do some volunteer work with The Pensions Advisory Service… The pension scams consultation which closes on 13 February 2017 has been issued. It covers banning pensions-related cold-calling and introduces wider powers to block suspicious transfers (see following article for more information).
We should definitely eat healthier this year and put a cap on the number of coffees drunk in a day… and, from October 2017, a cap of 1% (for existing arrangements) on early exit charges from trust-based schemes where members access the new pensions freedoms before normal pension age. Oh, and a cap on the money purchase annual allowance of £4,000 where individuals have accessed their money purchase benefits flexibly. Meanwhile, the PPF compensation cap will be increased for individuals with more than 20 years' service with an employer.
Perhaps we'll just try and learn something new instead… The General Data Protection Regulations are expected to come into effect in May 2018. Before then, trustees and sponsors should be considering whether they need to take any action to ensure compliance.
That sure sounds like a lot, so maybe we'll just start by planning a holiday. I've always wanted to see more of the Continent… The Prime Minister has announced her intention to trigger Article 50 of the Treaty of the European Union by the end of March 2017. This will then start the formal Brexit withdrawal process. As the UK's approach to negotiations becomes clearer, we may start to see whether the pensions investment and funding landscape starts to change.
Should be an interesting New Year - particularly if we do stick to those Resolutions!
On 5 December, HM Treasury and the DWP published a consultation paper which sets out a package of measures aimed at tackling three different areas of pensions scams:
a ban on cold calling in relation to pensions to help stop fraudsters contacting individuals. It is hoped that this ban will cut off a key source of pension scams whilst also sending a clear message to consumers that they should hang-up if they are cold-called about their pension. The sorts of phone conversations that fall within the scope of the ban include offers of a 'free pension review' and inducements to hold certain investments within a pensions tax wrapper. The ban would be enforced by the Information Commissioner's Office.
limiting the statutory right to transfer to another occupational pension scheme so that it will be possible for pension schemes to block pension transfer requests based on clear, objective criteria. The current legislation gives schemes limited scope to refuse a transfer where there are concerns regarding the legitimacy of the receiving scheme. To help address this, it is proposed that members would only have a statutory right to transfer where one of the following conditions applies:
* the receiving scheme is a personal pension scheme operated by an FCA-authorised firm or entity;
* a genuine employment link to the receiving scheme can be demonstrated, e.g. evidence of regular earnings from that employment and confirmation that the employer has agreed to participate in the receiving scheme (this could prove difficult for those who are self-employed or on zero hours contracts); or
* the receiving occupational pension scheme is an authorised master trust.
The consultation paper proposes an alternative to limiting an individual's statutory right to transfer whereby a member who wishes to continue with a transfer, despite being warned of the risks, must sign a declaration. The member would sign this to confirm that he/she understood the scam warnings and the nature of the risks that the member may be exposed to. The declaration could also be used to limit any recourse an individual has to the transferring scheme in the event that the receiving scheme is a scam; and
changing the HMRC pension scheme registration process so that all new registrations must be made through active (i.e. non-dormant) companies. Registration with HMRC is only relevant for tax purposes, but evidence suggests that individuals see registration as implying a scheme is "approved" and that its investments will be appropriately regulated. The consultation paper states that there are many reasons why a company may be dormant but there appear to be few legitimate circumstances in which a dormant company might wish to register a new pension scheme.
It is not clear from the consultation paper when the measures are likely to be implemented once the consultation closes on 13 February 2017.
The Commons' Work and Pensions Committee provided an early Christmas present in the form of its report on defined benefit (DB) pension schemes. The report stems from an inquiry that probed the pensions fallout from BHS but has now morphed in to a much broader review of the flaws with DB pension schemes and their regulation.
The report contains around 21 recommendations for the Government to take into account for the purposes of its forthcoming Green Paper on DB pensions (due in early 2017). We have digested the key recommendations below.
Nuclear enhancement to the Regulator's anti-avoidance arsenal
To encourage clearance applications and a more responsible approach to tackling DB scheme deficits, the Committee suggested adding a "nuclear deterrent" to the Regulator's moral hazard powers - enabling the Regulator to impose fines of up to three times the amount of any contribution notice or financial support direction.
The Committee also recommended that the Government consults on proposals to require regulatory clearance for certain transactions – perhaps in situations where the size of the DB scheme deficit is higher than a fixed proportion of the value of the company.
Information seeking powers
The Committee suggested that trustees should be given a statutory right to demand timely information from sponsors.
Various recommendations pinpointed changes to the scheme funding regime, including:
* a scheme-specific approach to the frequency of valuations, meaning that high risk schemes would provide valuations more frequently than low risk schemes;
* cutting the deadline for completing a full scheme valuation from 15 months to 9 months; and
* allowing recovery plans in excess of ten years as an exception rather than as the norm.
Board of the Pension Protection Fund (PPF)
A few of the recommendations related to the PPF, including:
* establishment of an "aggregator fund" as an option for schemes to be transferred into, which could be managed by the PPF and would reduce the obligations on scheme employers once transferred; and
* adjustments to the PPF levy framework to include a levy discount for meeting certain good governance behaviours (with consideration being given to ensuring the levy rules do not adversely affect SMEs and mutual societies).
Improved options for distressed employers and their DB schemes
The Committee considered that the regulated apportionment arrangement regime could be relaxed in certain areas to make it easier for scheme sponsors in genuine distress to agree approaches with the Regulator and the PPF which might deliver better outcomes than PPF compensation alone.
On the less fraught end of the scale, the Committee suggested that trustees should be given a statutory power to change their scheme's pension increase rules in certain circumstances so that they refer to CPI rather than RPI.
The report abounds with ideas. All are well-intentioned, many are good but some of the headline grabbing suggestions are disappointingly thin on practical detail.
For example, the idea of a PPF-governed aggregator fund for DB schemes papers over some considerable practical cracks, such as how you reasonably reconcile the inevitable differences in funding positions and benefit structure idiosyncrasies. In addition, despite positive noises from the Regulator and the Committee about a compulsory clearance regime, there are no concrete suggestions about the circumstances when, or thresholds at which, such a regime would bite.
We will have to wait until the Government's Green Paper on DB Pensions to see whether any of the Committee's recommendations gain traction and, if so, the all-important supporting detail about how they will be implemented.
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The 3rd Annual Winter Wonderland Daddy-Daughter Dance will be held at Coker's Chapel (across the street from SEMS) on January 26, 2019 from 7:00 - 8:30 PM. All girls at SEE and SEMS are invited to attend with their dad or special role model. The dance is sponsored by the SEHS Cheerleaders. The cost is $20 per father/daughter with an additional $5 cost per daughter ($30 max per family). There will be a DJ, dancing, light refreshments and a 4x6 picture of each group.


Two birds stand back to back on each side; their heads nestle against each other in the corners. Their bodies and wings form two opposing diagonals; their tails are intertwined in the corners. The motif is developed in an extremely decorative and utterly symmetrical way. The bodies of the birds with their very flat wings are not sharply raised in relief from the markedly round-bellied calathos.
The frieze of the impost block is adorned on each side with a row of birds placed in medallions formed by paired tendrils which sprout blossoms from the knots that tie them together. This motif is derived from an impost in the north transept of Saint-Sernin in Toulouse, where it was also taken over in more or less identical form by Bernard Gilduin in the table-altar.


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Fourth Trawler Arrested in The Gambia for Fishing Illegally
A joint operation in partnership with the government of The Gambia to tackle illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in West Africa, that has already seen the arrest of three industrial trawlers for a number of fisheries offense, has resulted in the apprehension of a fourth trawler by law enforcement agents representing the Gambian Department of Fisheries and The Gambia Navy on board the Sea Shepherd vessel Sam Simon. Photos by Flavio Gasperini/Sea Shepherd.
Gambian fisheries inspector reviewing track history of F/V Niam Niokho.
On the 11th of September, the fishing vessel Niam Niokho was arrested by Gambian fisheries inspectors and The Gambia Navy – supported by Sea Shepherd crew - for several counts of fishing within The Gambia's nine-nautical mile Special Management Area reserved for artisanal fishermen in less than a month.
The incursions were confirmed both by the vessels' own fishing log book as well as the fisheries observer's fishing log. Many fishing vessels off the coast of The Gambia, have fisheries observers on board, who represent the country and who serve as a third-party checks and balances to the recordings of the fishing captain.
The waters of The Gambia are particularly rich in biodiversity as the country is positioned where the nutrient-rich Gambia River meets the Canary Current. The livelihoods of over 200,000 Gambians are directly or indirectly dependent on local fisheries while the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UN FAO) believes that more than 46% of the assessed fish populations in the Eastern Central Atlantic are experiencing overfishing.
Sardinella and other small pelagic species are of critical importance to Gambians which is why the Ministry of Fisheries and Water Resources instituted a nine-nautical mile Special Management Area to conserve waters frequented by artisanal fishermen. However, industrial trawlers routinely come close to the shoreline with artisanal fishermen making daily complaints to the Ministry asking for compensation for nets lost to industrial trawlers running them over. Populations of sardinella are also rapidly declining due to these daily incursions.
The Niam Niokho is presently detained in the Gambian Port of Banjul.
"Operation Gambian Coastal Defense has netted four trawlers, three of which have fished in a special area reserved for fishing by local communities who depend on the Gambian coast for their livelihoods. The radar of the Sam Simon now shows that industrial trawlers are staying well outside the protected area, allowing heavily pressured fish populations to finally recover. Four arrests - and the following massive deterrent effect - show that the leadership of the Minister of Fisheries and Water Resources in cracking down hard on illegal operations is having an impact for local people." Peter Hammarstedt, Sea Shepherd Global's Director of Campaigns.
Sea Shepherd's partnership with The Gambia, named Operation Gambian Coastal Defense, marks the seventh African costal State to join a growing effort to stop illegal fishing around the African continent through joint at-sea patrols.
Since 2016, Sea Shepherd has been working in partnership with the governments of Gabon, Liberia, São Tomé and Príncipe, Tanzania, Benin and Namibia to combat IUU fishing by providing the use of civilian offshore patrol vessels to African coastal states so that authorities can enforce fisheries regulations and conservation laws in their sovereign waters. To date, the unique partnerships have resulted in the arrest of 36 vessels for illegal fishing and other fisheries crimes.
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Landscapes with no landmarks, civilizations with no people. What does the quest for infinity look like?
The contents of a junk drawer, a tornado of lint. What happens when a collection of leftover junk is given meaning?
Structures at the Edge of Infinity and from this heavenly body, both at Jordan Faye Contemporary through Aug. 16, attempt to answer these questions.
Structures at the Edge of Infinity features the works of four artists-Lat Naylor, a Jordan Faye regular, and three artists new to the gallery: Cynthia Ona Innis, Magnolia Laurie, and Nora Sturges.
Innis, a Bay Area artist, paints and collages fabric with an explosive hand. These boldly colored pieces show forms under transformation, even if, as in "Sunset and Batteries," that transformation isn't exactly clear. It is spare yet also expansive, mixing hard geometry with blooming soft edges whose forms suggest landscape. In each of the works, there is a struggle between the man-made and the natural, with a different degree of victory in every scene..
Laurie is a Baltimore artist whose paintings showcase balance and opposition. In "in the space between," saturated marks slash the grayed-out landscape, and looseness fights with precision to make a rough harmony. Her eerie scenes show repetitions of forms that mimic man-made structures and frantic scribbles that recall natural forces. She tells the story of the rise and fall of civilizations without ever showing a single human figure.
Sturges, another locally based artist, presents works that are small, tight, and muted in color. She focuses on arctic landscapes to show what it looks like when the last of humanity is reclaimed by the Earth. There is evidence of habitation in the abandoned structures, but again, no figures are there. The effect is bleak and haunting.
Naylor's sculpture and drawings are astutely placed in front of Laurie's paintings, with which they have the greatest affinity. His stacked installations are spindly wooden modules perched atop one another in a precarious tower. It's meditative to think about the balance and effort required in the assemblage and the resulting fragility. According to Willa Frazer, the co-curator, the work is fragile and vulnerable to the occasional collapse, a part of the process Naylor knew would be inevitable. This cycle ties into the idea of civilizations being built, destroyed, and rebuilt ad nauseum. Naylor's "Nothing Drawing" mimics the forms of his stacks but seems more disconnected from the rest of the show.
As a whole, Structures at the Edge asks whether the images and items presented are representative of the end of things or a new beginning: Do humans have a permanent place in the order of things, or are we a transient phase?
In the front room of the gallery, Willa Frazer presents from this heavenly body, her first solo show at Jordan Faye Contemporary, where she works as an assistant director. The seemingly linkless mix of multimedia works, sculptures, and works on paper and panels leads the viewer from the massive scale of Structures to a more personal space that is, nevertheless, somehow complementary.
"Object Poetry" is a flowchart of items from a junk drawer mounted and linked to different quotes via a map key beside the work. The legend lends meaning to lost things and debris. We don't know these objects' stories, but Frazer attempts to give us a glimpse.
She plays with junk again in her Nine Object series. The same nine objects are arranged and rearranged, then exposed on photo paper to make collages of the silhouettes. It's up to the viewer to find the origins of the images (the objects themselves are attached to the pieces) or recontextualize the possible meanings. Frazer gives each homely item a chance for a new identity. We can think about the stretched-out rubber band and broken hair clip for more than just a second in this new setting. Frazer saves, collects, and honors these things that are often thrown away to let us see their potential stories.
Pieces made of lint and receipts occupy the other side of the gallery. They're more fantastical than the other works: The lint sculptures resemble Seussian tornados, and the receipt pieces become hanging wall tapestries. They're excessive. The amount of lint involved is insane, and it is painful to imagine how long it took Frazer to collect it. The dollar amount of each receipt is listed as one of the materials, a decision that clearly says something about the excess of consumerism.
All the elements of Frazer's show are linked. The leftover aspect of the junk is removed when they're repurposed as pieces of art. They've been elevated to the point where the viewer actually sees them instead of overlooking them in their native clutter. She's takes the junk drawer and makes it art.
The simultaneous shows complement each other well. Structures at the Edge of Infinity points toward the wider world, whereas from this heavenly body leads the viewer toward introspection. Though curated by different people, with different themes, they can be experienced as the same show.


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The City of Yellowknife has a new council. Mayor Rebecca Alty and all eight council members were sworn into their positions on Monday, November 5th for the next four years. The ceremony included community officials, members of the Dene nation, previous mayor Mark Heyck and a full crowd of friends, family and residents. The new council of Steve Payne, Stacie Smith, Julian Morse, Shauna Morgan, Robin Williams, Niels Konge, Cynthia Mufandaedza and Rommel Silverio along with Mayor Rebecca Alty went right to work immediately after with a meeting on the 2019 budget following the swearing ceremony.
New Mayor Rebecca Alty says she is looking forward to working with the new council. She says the past three orientations has been full of passion by the council members, new and old and a big reason is the diversity.
Councillor Robin Williams wants to see the council and Mayor work well together. Step one for him to to foster a good working relationship for council and the 2019 budget talks is a great way to work on that. As a new member of the council he is excited for the opportunity.
Councillor Stacie Smith was also excited to be on council. She is looking at the committees as a great way for her to begin her work for Yellowknife.
Cynthia Mufandaedza is another of the three new council members this new term. She added to the excitement of her colleagues but reminds herself that she is a councillor for the people, so her first step is to talk to residents to focus her time on what they want.
With the mayor and council now sworn in, they will begin their work in their four year term. This will be the first council to work for a four year term for the City of Yellowknife.


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How do you measure life? In worldly weights and measures like dollars and cents, or using spiritual scales of love, service and friendship?
In our local supermarket, there are several different candy counters. A big display of all the old favorites greets you just as you turn your cart into the first aisle.
At the opposite end of the store is half a wall of bulk candy -- big packages for big families or big sweet tooths. There are racks of typical "movie candies" at the video rental desk. Finally, there is one whole display rack located up by the comic books that holds all the really sweet, gooey, glow-in-the-dark, pop-in-your-mouth candy that little kids adore. Actually, about 75 percent of that display is devoted to all the various sizes, shapes and packaging forms bubble gum can take.
The types of candies at each of these locations appeal to the particular set of standards that motivate different types of candy buyers.
Some people would never dream of purchasing anything but an "old standard" -- a Milky Way, a Hershey Bar, M&Ms.


ABOVE LIVESTREAM: NASA's LIVE Coverage of the TESS Satellite launch aboard SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket.
BREVARD COUNTY • CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA – The planned liftoff of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has been ordered to stand down "to conduct additional GNC analysis," according to SpaceX.
SpaceX team is working to target Wednesday, April 18, for the next launch. Stay Tuned to Space Coast Daily For More Details.
The rocket will carry NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) which will discover thousands of exoplanets in orbit around the brightest stars in the sky.
In a two-year survey of the solar neighborhood, TESS will monitor more than 200,000 stars for temporary drops in brightness caused by planetary transits. This first-ever spaceborne all-sky transit survey will identify planets ranging from Earth-sized to gas giants, around a wide range of stellar types and orbital distances.
No ground-based survey can achieve this feat.