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The future generation
Home / Books / Paperback / The future generation
China Martens started her pioneering mamazine The Future Generation in 1990. She was a young anarchist punk rock mother who didn't feel that the mamas in her community had enough support, so she began publishing articles on radical parenting in an age before the internet. The anthology of her zine, 'The Future Generation: The Zine-Book for Subculture Parents, Kids, Friends & Others', was first printed in 2007 and has been out of print for many years. Covering sixteen years, it uses individual issues as chapters, focusing on personal writing, and retaining the character of a zine that changed over the years—from her daughter's birth to teenagehood and beyond. We are proud to present a tenth-anniversary edition including a new afterword by China's grown daughter, Clover. The Future Generation remains a timeless resource for parents, caregivers, and those who care about them. Though first published in the 1990s, many of the essays and observations—about parenting, children, and surviving in a hostile political climate—still ring true today. The next four years are going to be especially demanding for those trying to balance parenting, politics, and survival. We're going to need the voices and experiences in The Future Generation now more than ever.
The future generation quantity
SKU: 31828 Category: Paperback Tag: Pedagogy
Subtitle: The zine-book for subsculture parents, kids, friends & others
Author: Martens, China
Publisher: PM Press
Publisher's city: Oakland

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Chargers and charging stations are the most important components in EV infrastructure creations to alleviate the charge anxiety. Also, electronic hardware manufacturing in India, is considered a focus area and is a non-polluting industry. We support, through creation of detailed techno-commercial plans to build charger manufacturing business.


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Home Liturgy	Impoverising the Sacred Liturgy
Impoverising the Sacred Liturgy
by Jeffrey Miller July 9, 2005
written by Jeffrey Miller July 9, 2005
Aristotle A. Esguerra of Confessions of a Recovering Choir Director has saved me the trouble by intelligently fisking an article about Fr. Jan Michael Joncas' plenum address on differences of musical style.
Update: Due to a misspelling in my title (which I will leave as is) Alicia ask "is the word 'impoverising' a cross between improvising and impoverishing? If so, brilliant!" Unfortunately I can't claim credit for the slip, but I like Alicia's interpretation as directed towards the liturgy and 'Impoverising' is a good word-merge to describe it.
Theology on Tap – Dancing
Screw Abstinence
"A great blessings of Gregorian chant and the...
Easter at Ephesus
Liturgical Marketplace
Alternative Liturgy
`Hey, this is kind of beautiful stuff."'
Reform of the Reform via Attrition
Priest Poser
Making a Sash themselves again
Video homilies
St. Therese of the Child Jesus, Virgin, Doctor...
alicia July 9, 2005 - 11:58 am
is the word 'impoverising' a cross between improvising and impoverishing? If so, brilliant!
Justin Katz July 9, 2005 - 12:38 pm
Actually, especially given the release of the Fantastic 4 movie, I'd say the title's neologism evokes more of a blend of "pulverize" and "impoverish."
maria horvath July 9, 2005 - 7:04 pm
Just wondering: according to the good Father, would rap be ok?
Aristotle A. Esguerra July 9, 2005 - 9:19 pm
Using a broad definition of rap, most Masses are "rap masses".
Of course, "rap masses" come without the turntables, clever rhymes, percussive/syncopated delivery, bling-bling, and shouting into the microphone generally associated with rap. 🙂
GFvonB July 9, 2005 - 11:43 pm
My absolute favorite Joncas quote:
"I�m pleased to note that no songs of mine ran through my mind during my illness; that would just have increased the torture!"
You heard it here: If you're forced to sing "On Eagles Wings" tomorrow, call Amnesty International!
DoctorThursday July 10, 2005 - 12:17 pm
Indeed, your "impoverising" is excellent. Lewis Carroll called these "portmanteau" words – "two meanings packed up into one word" – like "slithy" in the "Jabberwocky" poem in his Through the Looking Glass.
These fortuitous typos can be amusing, and even GKC observed them 99 years ago:
When I was a very young journalist I used to be irritated at a peculiar habit of printers, a habit which most persons of a tendency similar to mine have probably noticed also. It goes along ith the fixed belief of printers that to be a Rationalist is the same thing as to be a Nationalist. I mean the printer's tendency to turn the word "cosmic" into the word "comic." It annoyed me at the time. But since then I have come to the conclusion that the printers were right. The democracy is always right. Whatever is cosmic is comic.
[GKC, ILN June 9, 1906 CW27:206]
Lynn July 10, 2005 - 11:45 pm
Not "On Eagles' Wings" again! AARGGHH!
Margo July 11, 2005 - 7:29 pm
But is his claim accurate / true? "Style doesn't matter, only the words." Huh?
Psalm 24 a la' Scott Joplin (ragtime)strikes me as rather distracting, to exaggerate for effect. An older friend of mine calls much of the liturgical music we hear these days "git-along songs" or "camp songs." I'm not convinced that certain melodies / genres of song aren't better than others, in terms of conveying and illuminating not only the (good)lyrics, but perhaps also the truth into our hearts via non-rational routes.
Imho. 😉
Keith July 14, 2005 - 8:12 am
I once ast through a "folk mass" where the communion "song" was Eric Clapton's ballad to his son (can't remember what it's called now, but he wrote it after his sone died) and the line "I know I don't belong here in heaven". I tackled the priest about it after mass and he justified it's use because "it's a nice tune and people like it". Well in that case any chance I can have "Bring your daughter to the slaughter" by Iron Maiden as I'm a bit of a fan?
No seriously, the debate over music is a valid one because it opens up a number of issues relating to what is, or is not, sacred and therefore appropriate. I once attended a "youth (pronounced yoof)" mass where the creed was replaced with a pseduo-humanist agenda where the only passing reference to God was an acknowledgement of belief in " ..a spirit of consciousness that energises the whole creation..". If that's the case (and that's what we were supposed to believe), then I might as well have been at a Quaker gathering.


Congratulations and thank you to all those involved in the Connections Housing Grand Opening. An amazing sight, the large event, (attended by over 700 local San Diegans as well as numerous local dignitaries) required a street closure and filled up the entire block of A Street between 5th and 6th avenue. Featuring 17 speakers, everyone was very positive and a common theme included how important Connections Housing is and how more buildings like it are needed throughout San Diego County. Councilmember Todd Gloria noted the homeless population to be a staggering 10,000 in San Diego County! After the speeches concluded, the large crowd began to disperse with some heading to tour the PATH depot while other headed upstairs to view the interim and permanent housing. In the depot all the service providers hosted booths where they explained the different service options available. Upstairs, tours were given of the open units as well as the community room and computer lab offered to tenants. Some toured the Family Health Care medical facility and some even made it to the sub-basement to see the full kitchen where over 200 tenants are served two meals a day. Though crowded, the grand opening was a very pleasant event; everyone was cheerful and supportive of the new community. Most of the team here at Affirmed as well as the numerous other organizations directly involved in the building, it was heartwarming to see such a great showing of support for homeless housing.


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import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;
import android.support.v4.widget.NestedScrollView;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.view.animation.Animation;
import android.view.animation.AnimationUtils;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.LinearLayout;
import android.widget.RelativeLayout;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.kuahusg.weather.Presenter.WeatherFragPresenterImpl;
import com.kuahusg.weather.Presenter.base.IBasePresenter;
import com.kuahusg.weather.Presenter.interfaceOfPresenter.IWeatherMainFragPresenter;
import com.kuahusg.weather.Presenter.interfaceOfPresenter.IWeatherViewPresenter;
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import com.kuahusg.weather.UI.Widget.BackgroundPictureView;
import com.kuahusg.weather.UI.base.BaseActivity;
import com.kuahusg.weather.UI.base.BaseFragment;
import com.kuahusg.weather.UI.interfaceOfView.IWeatherFragView;
import com.kuahusg.weather.model.bean.Forecast;
import com.kuahusg.weather.model.bean.ForecastInfo;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * Created by kuahusg on 16-9-29.
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public class WeatherFragment extends BaseFragment implements IWeatherFragView, View.OnClickListener {
    private IWeatherMainFragPresenter mPresenter;

    private View view;
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    private TextView temp2;
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    private TextView wind_direction;
    private TextView sunrise;
    private TextView sunset;
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    private String link;
    private TextView refresh_time;
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    private LinearLayout forecast_info_container;
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    @Override
    protected int setLayoutId() {
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    @Override
    public void start() {

    }

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    }

    @Override
    public void finish() {

    }

    @Override
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            Forecast forecastToday = forecastList.get(0);
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            temp2.setText(forecastToday.getHigh());
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/*            forecast_info_container.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
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//            mLayoutWeatherInfo.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);

            showWeatherPic(weatherText);

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        if (info != null) {
            sunrise.setText(info.getSunrise());
            sunset.setText(info.getSunset());
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            wind_speed.setText(info.getWindSpeed() + " km/h");
            temp_now.setText(info.getTemp());
            date.setText(info.getDate().substring(16, 22));
            refresh_time.setText(getString(R.string.refersh_time) + "\n" + info.getLastBuildDate().substring(17, 22));
            link = info.getLink();

            nestedScrollView.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
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    @Override
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        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
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    @Override
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        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
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    @Nullable
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        this.view = super.onCreateView(inflater, container, savedInstanceState);

        initView();

        if (hasPresenter())
            mPresenter.init();

        return this.view;
    }

    @Override
    public void onClick(View view) {
        switch (view.getId()) {
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                    mPresenter.checkForecastSource(this.link, getContext());
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                BaseActivity view1 = (BaseActivity) getActivity();
                IWeatherViewPresenter presenter = null;
                presenter = (IWeatherViewPresenter) view1.getPresenter();
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    private void initView() {

        nestedScrollView = (NestedScrollView) view.findViewById(R.id.nscrollView);
        date = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.public_data);
        temp_now = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.temp_now);
        temp1 = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.temp1);
        temp2 = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.temp2);
        weather_text = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.weather_text);
        cal_date = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.date_textview);
        weatherPic = (ImageView) view.findViewById(R.id.weather_pic);
        wind_speed = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.wind_speed);
        wind_direction = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.wind_direction);
        sunrise = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.sunrise);
        sunset = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.sunset);
        refresh_time = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.refresh_time);
        mTvMessage = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.tv_message);
        mTvMessage.setText(getString(R.string.loading));
        check = (Button) view.findViewById(R.id.check_source);
        check.setOnClickListener(this);
/*        forecast_now_container = (RelativeLayout) view.findViewById(R.id.weather_now_container);
        forecast_info_container = (LinearLayout) view.findViewById(R.id.weather_info_container);*/
        mLayoutWeatherInfo = (LinearLayout) view.findViewById(R.id.layout_weather_info);
        mLayoutMessage = (LinearLayout) view.findViewById(R.id.layout_message);
        backgroundPictureView = (BackgroundPictureView) view.findViewById(R.id.today_background);

        backgroundPictureView.addOnBackgroundPicClickListener(new BackgroundPictureView.OnBackgroundPicClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void OnClickClickPic(ImageView pic) {
                if (hasPresenter())
                    mPresenter.onClickBackgroundPic(pic);
            }

            @Override
            public void initBackgroundPic(ImageView pic) {
                if (hasPresenter())
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            }
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/*        forecast_now_container.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
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    }

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            weatherPic.setImageResource(R.drawable.rain3);
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            weatherPic.setImageResource(R.drawable.sun);
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    }

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        if (num > 0 && num < 90) {
            return "东北 " + num;

        } else if (num > 90 && num < 180) {
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        } else if (num > 180 && num < 270) {
            return "西南 " + (num - 180);
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        }
    }

    @Override
    public void scrollToTop() {
        if (nestedScrollView != null) {
//            nestedScrollView.scrollTo(0, 0);
            nestedScrollView.smoothScrollTo(0, 0);
        }
    }

}

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Many museums have metals in their collections, whether that is social history objects, decorative arts, handling objects or other elements. This one day course will provide an overview of the care and preservation of metal objects. It will be a mixture of lectures and workshops, led by the team at the University of Lincoln in their conservation and science labs.
Throughout the day delegates will be introduced to the chemical and physical deterioration of different types of metals, with a focus on environmental conditions. This will then be followed by how to handle and package metals and a workshop on cleaning and basic care.
This course is suitable for delegates from museums with metal in their collections. No prior knowledge is needed.
This training event is run in partnership between Museum Development East midlands and the University of Lincoln. The sessions will be led by conservation specialists Dr Lynda Skipper, Dr Cathy Daly and Dr Melina Smirniou.
Teas and coffees will be provided through, but we ask delegates to make their own lunch arrangements.
Please note spaces will be prioritised for delegates attending from accredited museums or those working towards accreditation. By signing up to this training you are agreeing to adhere to the MDEM terms and conditions.


« Guest Bartender Raises $322 for Humane Society!
This is the first of 4 New Year's Resolutions that are resolved for 2013. Stay tuned for the other 3 and feel free to post your own.
Shannon and I went on our first vacation in forever in 2012. My first resolution for 2013 is that we go on a vacation each year together. We encourage all of you to go on vacations, preferably to the Addison, so I think it is important that we get out once in a while too. Travel broadens the mind and sometimes even the waistline.
That being said, we are taking a February vacation. Kayak Amelia, one of our favorite local tour companies, rents a big house in the Florida Keys each year and runs kayaking, snorkeling and other day trips from a beautiful beach house in the Keys. They even bring a chef along who does cooking classes at night and cooks breakfast!
Check it out at www.KayakTheKeys.org. They have a couple spots available for the second week of February but the first week, with Shannon and Bob, is all booked up!


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About Auckland
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Auckland, a buzzing urban hub nestled between two contrasting coastlines, hosts a combination of metropolitan delights and natural landscapes.
West Coast Beaches & Waterfalls
Less than an hour from Auckland City lie the wild west coast beaches, where the Tasman Sea meets long, vast stretches of black sand. Visit Muriwai Beach to see the impressive clifftops and gannet colonies or head to Piha, a popular surf beach, and Karekare, made famous as the backdrop for the film The Piano.
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Auckland's most iconic island, Rangitoto is a dormant volcanic cone that sits just off the coast from the central city. Take a short ferry from the city to walk or do a guided tour to the summit for spectacular views, or glide across the harbour via paddle power on a sunset kayak tour.
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Matakana
Matakana's beautiful beaches, boutique vineyards, local arts scene and picturesque village with a superb farmers' market make this region a divine destination. For a day of exploring and wine tasting, indulge in a deluxe vineyard tour with Great Tastes Matakana.
A boating paradise, Great Barrier Island shelters Auckland's harbour from the relentless swells of the Pacific Ocean. Covered in lush native forest, hike the Aotea Track, visit the rare wildlife of Glenfern Sanctuary or relax on Medlands Beach. Either Go Great Barrier Island Tours or Sundancer Tours offer great ways to see the island. Or if you're feeling brave, why not try a kayak circumnavigation?
Hauraki Gulf
Auckland city is perched on the edge of a sheltered harbour that's dotted with emerald islands which you can journey to by ferry. Many of these islands are wildlife sanctuaries and feature beautiful walks. Waiheke is a must-see 'island of wine'. The gulf waters itself are teeming with marine life and ideal for a cruise.
Adventure in the City
Leave Auckland with no regrets and having pushed all your limits. Try a Sky Jump from the iconic Sky Tower, or walk its edge - 192 metres above ground level! And if that's not enough, head to the Auckland Harbour Bridge for New Zealand's only Bridge Climb or bungy into the Waitemata Harbour. Epic!
Discover Art and Culture
Explore world-class exhibitions at one of the many art galleries or wander through a contemporary collection of New Zealand sculptures amid stunning landscapes as part of the Brick Bay Sculpture Trail. Take a guided walking tour of Rangitoto Island or explore the Maori history and traditions at Auckland Museum.
Central Auckland is a vibrant mix of shopping, dining and entertainment. Explore the city's wide range of different shopping experiences from local and international designer clothes to retro and vintage fashions. Or soak up the lively nightlife with a visit to one of Auckland's many bars and eateries.
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Fleet Logistics Planning: Do You Need Support?
The effective planning and control of fleet logistics is important for any business as it ensures that the right vehicles are delivered at the right time to the right place, with the minimum of fuss and cost.
Often vehicles may need to be moved from one part of a business to another in a different part of the country. Or, in another scenario, used vehicles may require collecting to be taken to auction for disposal or new vehicles delivered to a driver's home.
In those circumstances, using a supplier with experience in offering logistics planning services is the ideal solution to ensuring the required fleet outcomes are achieved.
CLM can provide extensive solutions in the area of fleet logistics planning totally independent from the vehicle manufacturers, with the capacity to collect and deliver vehicles anywhere in the country.
With over 30 years' experience in the business, the company has relationships with some the UK's largest vehicle transportation agencies, backed up by a number of trained professional drivers. They undertake detailed vehicle handover processes and thoroughly explain the key attributes of the new vehicle in the handover.
At the same time, all vehicles returned to CLM undergo a detailed and comprehensive appraisal process to identify and validate items requiring further attention.
Amongst the features regularly and systematically checked are the number of vehicle keys, tyre pressures and tread depths, MOT and servicing information, RFL expiry and any damaged or missing items.
To deliver these services, the company has operated a fleet logistics, reallocation and storage centre at Wharley End, near Cranfield, Bedfordshire, for many years, which has the capacity to store up to 300 vehicles at any one time.
Onsite vehicle storage compounds are controlled by the latest cutting edge security technology, including 24/7 manned CCTV monitoring and regular security patrols.
These facilities are utilised by clients nationwide, and the central location and close proximity to the motorway networks enables vehicles to be accessed moved quickly to anywhere in the country.
Storage is not limited to passenger vehicles, as CLM also stores large numbers of commercial vehicles and can accommodate vehicles of any size.
Vehicle re-allocations can be an important part of any fleet management operation plan as, not only can they remove the threat of early termination charges and reduce funding and rental costs, but they can also improve vehicle utilisation and avoid having vehicles unused for any length of time.
Company vehicles are often freed up within a business when employees leave and there is no immediate replacement. But unless an effective vehicle logistics management plan is in place, they can often lay unused for days, sometimes weeks, before they are re-allocated to another employee.
This can not only increase funding costs in the case of leased vehicles, but might also see a rise in rental costs when short-term vehicles are hired for new employees when perfectly serviceable vehicles are standing unallocated.
A company faces the threat of punitive early termination charges if it hands back a leased vehicle before the end of the contract for any reason. However, this is a quite common occurrence due to employees leaving the business, being promoted or being made redundant.
One way to avoid this may be to re-allocate the vehicle elsewhere within the business, perhaps to another department or another employee as part of a logistics planning process.
However, before any vehicle is reallocated, it must be assessed for roadworthiness, with any accident damage repaired and essential servicing work undertaken to ensure it is in perfect working order.
Otherwise in the event of an accident, the company could find itself liable for supplying a defective piece of equipment to its employees and fall down in meeting its duty of care obligations to its employees.
CLM is an expert at reallocating vehicles on its clients' behalf when they become available because of staff leaving, redundancy or through a company reorganisation. And through its Wharley End centre, it ensures that surplus vehicles do not suffer early termination or end of contract costs needlessly.
Full inspection facilities include the use of digital cameras so that images from vehicles that require rectification work can be sent via e-mail to clients for authorisation, while safety checks can be carried out on all vehicles, with particular attention paid to the condition of tyres and glass.
Full-time technicians and logistical support staff ensure that the full spectrum of work can be provided, from basic checks at one end of the scale up to refurbishing vehicles at the other.
Wherever possible, smart repair techniques are used on vehicles that require remedial work. Smart repair techniques can not only ensure that vehicles are reallocated in the best possible condition, they can also be used to reduce the amount of time vehicles spend off the road.
Clients have the ability to actively monitor the work and progress of their vehicles online through a reallocation module which offers several different levels of functionality.
This shows which vehicles are due in, any work-in-progress, when the work is completed and when the vehicle is ready to go out and be allocated to another driver.
The CLM reallocation operation ensures that vehicles are recycled to staff as quickly and efficiently as possible, as well as ensuring that all vehicles are safe, sound and reliable.
Using CLM's logistics expertise, reallocated vehicles can be delivered to locations right around the country, so that the need to incur extra charges for short term hire is kept to an absolute minimum.
If you would like to discuss how CLM can help you with the logistics planning of your fleet, then please get in touch.


Connect Michigan (CM), through its relationship with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC), recently distributed a Questionnaire to all certified Telecom and registered I-VoIP providers requesting new and updated data to create a database of voice providers in Michigan. CM's initiative is mandated by §484.2103 of the Michigan Telecommunications. CM's objective in obtaining data from voice providers is to ensure providers of such services are accurately represented both in the database and on the maps used by state policymakers when developing pro-competition and service deployment, funding and other policies.
All providers of voice services in the state of Michigan must comply with a November 30, 2018 deadline to submit data and responses to the Questionnaire. All providers must respond, even if the response is a notice of the provider's refusal to participate in the data collection.
If your company is registered with the MPSC, providing voice services, but did not receive notice and a copy of the Questionnaire from CM, contact Seth Williams at slw@commlawgroup.com. Likewise, if you require assistance completing the Questionnaire, contact Seth.


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Q: Android App on iPhone / iPad? I wrote an Android App. When you start the android app you see a Web browser that loads a Website. That's it. Is that now possible to start this app on iPhone or iPad? On some websites, some people are saying it works, but i don't see any tutorials or examples.

A: It will work , if you write the code in obj-c in your i products. Android uses java , which is a different language.  Please show what you have tried.

A: If you have to show the webview then you can use UIWebView as Morad has suggested thats easiest. Other alternative for handling such applications on multiple platforms is by using PhoneGap or  appcelerator Titanium .

A: It's pretty simple to create an app that loads a website, just put a UIWebView and load the url. The problem is that if you want to release the app on AppStore you're going against the AppStore restrictions.

2.12 Apps that are not very useful, unique, are simply web sites bundled as Apps, or do not provide any lasting entertainment value may
  be rejected

Take a look at this this thread.

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If you click on Jennifer Lawrence's naked pictures, you're perpetuating her abuse
Van Badham
Actors may offer their image to public consumption as their professional practice, but what they are not trading is their intimacy. To merely look is an act of sexual violation
• Zoe Williams: Aldi, what's wrong with the word 'slut'?
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Jennifer Lawrence, who had her phone hacked. Photograph: Carlo Allegri/Reuters
The price of fame is always increased scrutiny, but for any celebrity who does venture out in public, mere scrutiny has now given way to ongoing surveillance. The need for privacy is not only a sacred place to work out who we are, what we do or how we think; it's a psychological refuge from overwhelming public dissection necessary for anyone's mental health, famous or not.
For those who have ever anxiously untagged a lurid photo of themselves splashed across Facebook, please, then, consider the insidious implications of the latest celebrity hacking scandal.
Actor Jennifer Lawrence, star of the Hunger Games franchise, is one of more than 100 celebrities who have learned overnight that even their own phones have been recruited to the surveillance against them. Over the past few hours, news outlets have run a story alleging a hacker has used a security leak within the cloud data storage system to access the private mobile phone data of numerous celebrities. The data the user is sharing on sites like 4Chan are intimate photographs of celebrities taken by or for their lovers. Lawrence's representatives have confirmed that the photographs are real, as have Ariana Grande's. Actor Mary Elizabeth Winstead took personally to Twitter admonish her violators: "To those of you looking at photos I took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our home, hope you feel great about yourselves."
It's not merely tawdry that the private sexual conversations of partners are now being disseminated like memes. Sharing these images is not the same as making a joke including characters such as Doge, Grumpy Cat and Sad Keanu. It's an act of sexual violation, and it deserves the same social and legal punishment as meted out to stalkers and other sexual predators.
Violation it is, too, because whatever the medium of communication between lovers (whether it's a telephone call, a text message or the sexual act itself), the conversation is private and to intrude upon it is sexual involvement that has occurred without consent, and it has the same resultant harms. That a mobile phone used to facilitate a lovers' conversation can also be used as a means of mass communication is irrelevant, because mass communication was in no way agreed to by the lovers, who had every right to believe their security would not be compromised. Actors and other entertainers may certainly offer their image to public consumption as their professional practice, but what they are not trading is their intimacy.
There are suggestions that prosecution may result not only for the hacker of the photos, but for those who view and share them. Good. To excuse viewing the images just because they're available is deplorable. It's the equivalent of creepily hiding in a wardrobe because a conversation may be taking place you'd be interested, excited or turned on to overhear.
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The Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria (ESVARBON) has begun discussions with key stakeholders on the new mechanisms to enhance professionalism. According to the board, the move is to ensure that quality services are rendered to the public in line with global best standards.
ESVARBON said it met with firms and organisations such as the foremost real estate firm, Knight Frank, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) and the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRCN).
Speaking during the meetings and visits, the Chairman of the board, Sir Nweke Umezuruike, said the agency is seeking collaboration on its new rules and standards, which demand that real estate transaction/documents including valuation/appraisal reports for individual and private sector organisations, letter of offer, arbitration, mediation and independent experts awards, property and facilities management control and agreement, project management, agreement and reports, auction agreement and notices, agency agreement sales and letting and compensation indemnity certificates must carry the new adhesive stamps.
Umezuruike who led the delegation explained that as the regulator of estate surveying and valuation profession in Nigeria, the tour was necessary to intimate organisations and other key stakeholders in the profession on current efforts to ensure that practitioners deliver standard services to clients.
He told the heads of organisations and agencies that the mechanisms designed to enhance professionalism include the improved adhesive stamps for better regulation/control in the overall practice of the profession, establishment of a regulatory compliance and enforcement unit and the introduction of the Nigerian valuation standards otherwise called, 'The Green Book'.
The chairman declared that the green book is a valuation practice document aimed at ensuring consistent high standards of valuation practice among valuers in Nigeria, stressing that it's a product of local and international collaborations with key stakeholders in the valuation profession.