Do colors have a language? If it has one, what language is it? Is it some canonical text from the Gospels or a vague inchoate idea of prayers? Obscure-it may be in nature, but the language of colors does sink you in with narcotic charm.
"Computers are useless – as Picasso once said, all they can give you are answers." But, does this statement be held as true? There is no right or wrong answer to the argument you put forward in terms of this statement by Picasso. You can agree with him and shut up or you might disagree and question it, to entertain yourself with the idea of reasoning. Either way, you ponder, but the agreeable ones though are the beings who like to be dictated.
Drench yourself in the repulsion to be attracted towards the credo of the intrinsic beauty of colors.
The human mind is capable of observations and imaginations while it is at ease. We all have this aesthetic gift to draw a picture of the same object (suppose in this case a bird) differently. You might color the bird blue with a black tail and I might dip my brush in red, yellow and white to make my bird enliven. The imagination is not a revelation that one thinks, it is the perception of the observations your eyes and mind has exposed itself to. The mind only awakens these observations when you are in isolation and it imagines the colors it finds attractive. But, it doesn't at all mean that the mind deems the other colors repulsive, most probably it hasn't exposed itself to the other colors in the same way.
Now you will be wondering, how do I unmask the theory of colors which I find repulsive? The answer to this question is simple, but I am not going to answer that for you. The reason is that I don't want you to be spoon fed and dictated. Drench yourself in the repulsion to be attracted towards the credo of the intrinsic beauty of colors.
-'Isolation,' is a hint I can give you to find the answers, as I believe it sobers up your drunken mind to think clearly and wisely.
The inimitable ways of perceiving things lie in the nihilistic observation of your milieu. When your pulse beats to these nihilistic observations, you will find delight in the aesthetics of the morphed reality.
There is always a fear in us about contradicting ourselves at some point in life. Sometimes the simplicity of things can make our thoughts pregnant or it can be the complexity which aborts our mind of any lateral thinking or it can be the other way around. This paradoxical juxtaposition of our thoughts creates a melody to which one can whirl like the Whirling Dervishes also called Sufi Whirling. If your feet don't swirl like that of the Dervishes, don't panic, it is a good sign. Some special force will guide your feet to choreograph your own dance form and this will be colored with your revered colors.
You can cling to the idea of seeing colors as mere colors and not giving it any language. But doing so, you will be smothering the hidden motifs of your perceived ideology. If you have always seen death in the form of red, next time you draw death on the canvas, paint it with blue, and you will see a different side of it. Same with love; intoxicate it with gray color if you have been seeing it as white (pure and divine), to create a whole new fable. Don't be scared of experimenting with your perceptions, every time you do it, you will be taken by surprise.
If you were not a fool once, you will never be a genius. Always try to see yourself as a fool who uses his mind, as that is how my perception of a genius is. The inimitable ways of perceiving things lie in the nihilistic observation of your milieu. When your pulse beats to these nihilistic observations, you will find delight in the aesthetics of the morphed reality.


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La carole est une famille de danses d'Europe populaires et collectives très répandues dans la seconde moitié du Moyen Âge. Une carole se danse sur des chansons festives et populaires, plus rarement religieuses. La danse se présente généralement sous forme de ronde ; mais aussi parfois en chaîne, ce qui suggère que la farandole peut être à l'origine une variante de carole, et rapproche celle-ci de la tresque (même dans les textes anciens)
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Une carole mélange danseurs et danseuses, même si les femmes y occupent une place prépondérante. L'initiative de commencer la carole leur appartient, et ce sont elles qui chantent pour mener la danse. Les caroles accompagnées aux instruments de musique sont plus rarement attestées.

Le terme carole apparaît dès le  dans les textes historiques. Malheureusement, ceux-ci ne fournissent aucune information sur la qualité de mouvement, les pas, ou le style de la danse. Extrapoler sur la base des danses postérieures, notamment le branle qui prend la suite de la carole comme danse populaire collective en rond, reste très hypothétique.

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Danse médiévale
Genre musical de la Renaissance
Danse en Europe
Ronde

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wa:Heye (tchanson d' Noyé)

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Poll: How Much Will Eric Hosmer Earn In Free Agency?
By Jeff Todd | October 13, 2017 at 9:34pm CDT
We've heard varying suggestions on just how much money soon-to-be free agent Eric Hosmer may be seeking, or may command, on the open market. That'll all be sorted out when the negotiations start in earnest, but it's fun to begin thinking about it now.
We're now just a few weeks away now from the start of free agency, after all. First, the Royals will issue a qualifying offer — which will be at a $17.4MM rate. Hosmer, inevitably, will reject it, making him a free agent just weeks after his 28th birthday.
By now, Hosmer's broad profile is well-known. The former third overall draft pick played in all 162 games this year, slashing a robust .318/.385/.498 and banging 25 home runs for the second consecutive season. That's quite a bit more than he has produced previously, though Hosmer has had other solid seasons at the plate.
The question teams will be asking is whether there's reason to believe that Hosmer can maintain that level of output. He rode a .351 batting average on balls in play in 2017, steadily outpacing his .316 career rate. And Hosmer has stayed within the same general K/BB range as ever, while continuing to put the ball on the ground over half the time. His hard-hit rate dropped below thirty percent for the first time since his debut season. When he did put the ball in the air, it went out of the park over twenty percent of the time for the second consecutive season, though it's still fair to wonder whether that's sustainable.
There are other factors, too, of course. Hosmer is no longer a double-digit annual stolen base threat and hasn't always drawn strong reviews from baserunning metrics. Likewise, defensive metrics have never matched his generally positive reputation with the glove. In these areas, perhaps, Hosmer's reputation outpaces what some of the numbers say — as a result, he hasn't even yet cracked 10 fWAR over his career — although these are among the most controversial areas of sabermetric analysis.
Perhaps the most interesting concept, though, is the idea that Hosmer delivers value that outpaces his direct, on-the-field contributions. Sam Mellinger of the Kansas City Star just published an interesting, though eminently arguable look at the evident position that super-agent Scott Boras intends to take on the matter this fall. Most intriguingly, Boras is said to be readying for an attempt at quantifying the ways in which Hosmer's halo adds value by producing "a metric on intangibles."
Mellinger cites an executive that thinks Boras will be looking for something like $20MM annually on a decade-long term. That's quite an ask for a first baseman with the stat line of Hosmer's — particularly in a day and age when a far superior hitter such as Edwin Encarnacion can only get $20MM over three years (albeit at a significantly older age) and with a number of other quality bats available in free agency.
Plenty of less-than-amazing batters have taken down big money over long terms, though typically such players were expected to deliver significant value in the field and on the bases. Jason Heyward, for example, got $184MM over eight years (plus two opt out opportunities). But Heyward was only 26 and was one of the game's most valued defenders. Oh, and he also carried a lifetime 118 wRC+ to that point — clearly superior to Hosmer's 111 wRC+ career mark, though the latter did have the bigger offensive platform season.
We aren't going to get a sneak peek at Boras's binder. But Mellinger lays out the broad case for Hosmer to out-earn his prior productivity:
But consider this. The Royals built their success, in large part, on intangibles. How much did they talk about clubhouse friendships, of bonds formed in the minor leagues, and of the joy they found in playing for each other?
For argument's sake, let's assume that was overstated, and that the parade happened because of athleticism and relief pitching more than anything else. But you can't have watched the Royals' rise without believing the other stuff had a part in it, too. The resiliency in the comebacks, the consistent performance in the biggest moments.
The Royals had a parade because of these things, the team welcoming in record attendance and interest.
Shouldn't the players be rewarded, too?
Do you buy that? Even a little? How do you value it? And how do you value the stat line you expect Hosmer to put up? Rolling it all together, just how much will he be worth on the open market? (App users can click here for the poll.)
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Hosmer's going to get something like 6 years, $110 million from someone. That's my prediction.
Not sure what team is going to give him that (not the Royals), but someone will.
CompanyAssassin
I don't think it'll be quite as high as people think (6y/120M+), but I think it'll be a 5y/85-90M deal.
Solaris601
Based on the down market for 1B, I think you're right. If Hosmer were a batting champion, different story. Hosmer will set the 1B market, and Santana will follow right behind.
Yeah, that's how I figured it.
beauvandertulip
Yeah, could be a 5/100 wouldn't surprise me, I'm more on the boat of 4-6 year contract for him.
JKB
4-6 years is a big range. If you want to give him 4 then going 6 is way too long
ffjsisk
7/140 just because he's 28. Someone will overpay based on age and projected prime/longevity i.e. Heyward.
southi
Let them over pay. I'm fairly certain that they'll regret it before the end of his contract.
They didn't over pay for EE. I mean yeah he's older. But holds more offensive value.
Oh the EE signing was actually slightly under what I expected. Very good team friendly value for a consistently above average hitter.
bluejays12345
Yep you are right. He is young-ish
Kris Higdon
Hosmer's clubhouse presence and intangibles are more valuable to the Royals than any other team. I absolutely love Hosmer, but other teams aren't going to pay more his friendship with current Royals.
How in the heck can his base running metrics not be off the charts? He is one of the smartest base runners in the game. His sprint in Game 5 was an example of what he did every day on the base paths. I can see why the defensive metrics might not be as splashy as he appears on the field, but his base running is exceptional
AcaciaStrain
Well, first he's not very fast, which matters and secondly he hits into a lot of double plays (which is a part of baserunning).
Here's the thing. The market for first basemen has been poor in recent offseasons and this offseason its very congested (Hosmer, Morrison, Santana, Duda, Moreland, Reynolds, Carter, Alonso).
Obviously Hosmer gets the most money here, but even with Boras, the leverage really isnt quite there for him to get $100m especially with a QO. I think he signs a 4-yr deal worth around $80m in like January or February that may have an opt-out after 2. Obviously Boras is going to try to hold out, but based on past big contracts to first basemen and Hosmers track record, I believe they're going to have to settle once they see all the holes being filled by the cheaper guys.
This year, as with last year, the winning players will sign in November and the winning teams will sign in February. The fact that Boras has been known to hold out might hurt here.
Using an example
Last season Kendrys Morales (.795 OPS) signed a 3-year/$33,000,000 deal with the Jays on November 18th. Mark Reynolds (.805 OPS) signed a Minor League Deal that paid him $1.5m with the Rockies on February 2nd. You can cite Coors all you want but a player with an .805 OPS (probably .775 elsewhere) is not worth $31,500,000 less than one with a .795 OPS. Its all about when you sign.
Coast1
Among 1B, Hosmer was 5th in fWAR at 4..1, Morrison 11th at 3.3, Santana 12th at 3.0, and Alonso 15th at 2.4. That's the big competition. Who is looking for a 1B? The Indians? Porbably. The Red Sox? Maybe. The Rangers? They may play Gallo there. The Rays? Possibly but they don't pay big. The Angels? Maybe, although they may want Pujols back there. They don't have a ton The Royals? Maybe, although they might not be looking to add an older player.
I don't see the Red Sox willing to go that high on a 1B and the Indians aren't going to go higher than the $60 million they went on Encarnacion. The market is going to be really limited. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets less than $50 million.
I don't expect less than $50 million, but I did think less than $75 million for the very reasons that you listed.
In today's market being an infielder who plays one position is going to limit a player unless he's a superstar like Machado. The problem for guys like Hosmer is they are limited to teams that can afford a top tier 1B and need them. If he's willing to take $12 million a year there are a lot more suitors than $20 million. Mark Trumbo got 3 years $36 last year. Hosmer is certainly better than him, but they need two bidders to get the price up. If the price is high the Red Sox can turn to Santana or Morrison.
The Royals showed with Alex Gordon that they're willing to bid against themselves for their own players. Gordon was expected to get over $100 million. When no market emerged he took $72 million to stay. I think the Royals might give Hosmer more than anyone and that could push him up to $80 million. If they're not willing it could go under $50 million. I think $50-$75 million is more likely.
While maybe 5 teams need a starting first baseman, every team needs 5 starting pitchers. So there'll always be plenty of demand for starters. So they'll get some good money.
5 guaranteed with 6th yr option/buyout. Between 100-125 mil
stepupjays
It will be 5 Years 110 million
kbarr888
That's a ridiculous number for Hosmer. If he gets over 100 M…….it'll be for 6 years minimum.
oldleftylong
tad2b13
Why would the Giants sign Hosmer? He's similar but not quite as good as Belt. The Giant's bought out one arb year for $4m and got 4 FA years for less than $70m. Hosmer will be more expensive that that. Why pay more for someone not as good?.
NYY42
Belt absolutely stinks! Terrible
I genuinely don't understand why people hold this opinion. He has clearly been a better hitter than Hosmer over their careers. What am I missing?
OverUnderDone
You have to watch Belt play every day. If you put stock in the intangibles, Belt has few. Definitely not a leader or a motivational guy.
Advanced metrics love him. But his value is inflated by a very high OBP. The guy is an extremely selective hitter. He loves to walk. He absolutely, positively will NOT expand his zone in a RBI situation.
He is very, very streaky. When hot, he is torrid. When cold, he disappears. And I mean he will be a black hole in the lineup for a month and a half.
Can't blame hime for it, but he's on his fourth concussion, missing the last two months of 2017 to his latest.
The Giants (dead last in the MLB in virtually every power metric) desperately need Belt to step up and SWING THE BAT. Never going to happen.
Belt could be a very solid piece on some AL team where he could hide way down in the lineup, 7th or 8th place. He might thrive with very little pressure.
Ask any Giant fan who he'd prefer at 1st, Belt or Hosmer. It's not even close.
cygnus2112
Nailed it and a very similar walk friendly profile like Matt Carpenter…
Fans have a lot of reasons for liking a player that might not have anything to do with performance. They'd prefer a player who hustles over one who doesn't, even if the guy who hustles is demonstrably worse. Some don't like bat flips or streaky hitters.
Belt has 4 years and $69 million left on his deal. He's a nice player but not great. As the discussion in this thread should show not many teams need a 1B. Tampa might want him, but are they going to pay a 1B $17 million a year? Will a team give up anything for Belt when they can sign Morrison, Santana, or Alonso for less money and not give up anything?
There might not be any who are willing to take his whole contract. The Giants could end up paying Hosmer $21 million a year and another $5 million of Belt's deal. That doesn't sound better.
According to Baseball Reference the Giants will have a payroll of $192 million even if they make no changes. That's in luxury tax territory. They need to make moves where they're saving money, not spending more.
JDGoat
How do you know he isn't a leader?
Okay, so Brandon Belt isn't quite the same type of profile as Hosmer. Maybe you're right, maybe Hosmer is better. But is his added value enough to justify benching Buster Posey on the days you don't want him catching? All year, you heard how Posey was having a down year….well, he was worth 4.0 WAR. He played like 40 games at first. He's played exactly 151 over the last 5 seasons.
Are you willing to pay Hosmer 20 million over the life of his contract to take his bat out of the lineup for 1 full season?
Couldn't agree more. I didn't understand why they extended him at the time, and I understand it even less now. Belt would be a great fit in a team like Tampa, but the Giants are absolutely gonna have to pay down his contract some to get any team to take him UNLESS SF takes on a bad contract in exchange. They might be able to somehow work him into a Stanton deal with Miami.
TLB2001
If he gets 4/$80m, it'll be from Kansas City. Only way he walks is if he gets PAID.
ilikebaseball
6/105 and in two years that team will regret it.
I hope you guys saying that range are right because if $100-110 million is what he signs for it will be with the Royals.
Not sure why they would regret signing a 28 year old moving into the prime of his career.
JFisnasty
Because he's the most inconsistent player in the league. He has never had back to back good seasons
luvbeisbol
Hosmer's a nice player, but he's a first baseman. He's not that hard to replace. If EE can't get big bucks, he won't either. He may end up with a one year pillow contract, for $20M or so, He's young but no one is going to pay him long term: who wants to own a 35 year old first baseman in decline? Ask Detroit, LA Angels, Orioles, Twins, He's not as good as Votto or Goldschmidt. The Yankees, of all people, are showing the world how to resist free agents and find inexpensive young players. No thanks.
Agree fully……but would further clarify your point that Hosmer "Is NOTHING Like Votto or Goldy……Not even CLOSE".
If anyone suggests that he's even in the same Tier as those two…..they need medication!……LOL
is "too much" an option?
Meatloaf rulz
The big factor to me is that he has alway played in a pitchers park, ok, half his games. I do t care what you say but that does play a factor
That's reflected in park-adjusted measures of offensive production. He has a 111 wRC+ for his career (as I noted in the post) and a 135 mark this level.
Caseys Partner
Four years for $60 million.
halos101
Has to be around the 100 million mark, but honestly what is the market for him? I don't see any perfect suitors
bbcatt
3 years 66 million max. I'd never go longer on a guy who's approaching age 30. Never.
5/75 and lucky to get it
gomerhodge71
Only topped 20 HRs the past two seasons. Good/Very good but not great. Five years tops. I'm calling 5/90-95.
tomahawkin2010
Seeing as he is a Boras client, he will be commanding top dollar. He will be presenting to prospective suitors the "Overall production" scenario, which includes Offensive Production, Defensive Metrics, Baserunning Metrics, Clubhouse Leadership Leadership, etc. when he speaks to clubs. I would expect a 4-5 yr deal at $100-$120 package. Someone will pay that, but it will come at a price of a draft pick, as he's expected to reject the Qualifying Offer.
RKinKC
I think the Royals will try hard to re-sign Hosmer, and will probably get it done if his AAV stays south of $20 million. They have a new TV contract coming after 2019 and could possibly try to back-load the deal a bit.
If Boston wants Hosmer, expect Dombrowski to pay north of $150. Overpaying is what he's really good at.
bradthebluefish
Dombrowski overpays because Mike Ilitch would always give him the green light to do so. Outside of Price, who else did Dombrowski overpay for in Boston?
He's also only been around for what, two offseasons? Being happy he's only given out 1 albatross in two years isn't all that great
Given his history of great signings in Detroit like Fielder, Martinez, Sanchez, Cabrera extension, there is still plenty of time for him to do that in Boston. So you'll see!
Yes, that's history but you're already seeing what he's doing to the farm system and he's repeating that in his trader Dave ways.
Even if it's just one big signing so far with Boston, it was a massive overpay that was going to look really bad at some point. Unfortunately it happened at year 1 which I don't fault Dave for that. Everyone thought Price would be Price at least a few years into the contract. But it was a great risk regardless.
jqks
What I wonder about is how high the Royals will be willing to go to hold on to him. I do not expect they will match bids if they go over $100M, but I do wonder if they would be willing to go as high as 6/100 before stepping away. I think Hos will give the Royals a home-town discount if the Royals are willing to stay within reasonable range of his market.
I think $100M is an over-pay, but I do like Hos and hell, it ain't my money. I pretty well hate the whole Glass family and would rather see more of their money in Hos' account and him at Kauffman for another 5 or 6 years than leave it in Glass' bank vault.
Benklasner
I really think he stays in KC and does the whole career with one team thing despite all the Boras talk. That said I think the royals will overpay him.
Are we actually going to have a Boras-designed metric for Halo Factor? Is that like hugs-above replacement?
912boy
Dayton Moore,Moose to Braves I can smell it coming. If we didn't have a great first baseman Hosmer could come too
seanwh01
Hoz to KC
Dayton to Atlanta
Moose to the Angels

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Christie Brinkley's Daughter to Replace Her on Dancing With the Stars After Injury
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By Elyse Dupre Sep 16, 2019 12:56 PMTags
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Christie Brinkley's daughter Sailor Brinkley-Cook is ready to step into her mom's dancing shoes.
The 21-year-old celebrity agreed to take her mother's place on Dancing With the Stars after the 65-year-old model suffered an injury that removed her from the competition.
"While rehearsing for the premiere of Dancing with the Stars, Christie Brinkley suffered injuries which required surgery to her wrist and arm. She is unable to continue her planned participation on the show," BBC Studios and ABC said in a statement to E! News. "Keeping it all in the family, her daughter Sailor Brinkley-Cook, a Sports Illustrated model, has chosen to quickly step in with hours to learn the entire routine and will compete in her mother's place for the remainder of the season. We wish Christie a full and speedy recovery and look forward to seeing her in the audience, whenever possible, proudly supporting Sailor."
The substitution was certainly a last-minute one, especially considering the 28th season of Dancing With the Stars premieres Monday evening.
Sailor Brinkley-Cook Wears Mom Christie Brinkley's Dress to NYFW
Despite the disappointment, it seemed like Brinkley was in good spirits and ready to be her daughter's biggest cheerleader.
"Showbiz is all about getting a break, and Sailor and I both got one on Dancing with the Stars this season," she said in a statement to Good Morning America, which broke the news. "Sailor joined the cast when I got mine…ouch somebody stop me, it hurts to laugh!"
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As for Brinkley-Cook, she's already started learning her mom's routine.
"I'm doing this mostly for my mom! I just want to make her happy and make her proud," she told GMA. "She loved doing this, she loves dancing and she loves performing and getting hurt was her worst nightmare."
Even though Brinkley-Cook admitted competing on Dancing With the Stars is something she was "so afraid of," she said she's ready to face her fears.
"I think it will change me," she told GMA.
Brinkley also opened up about the change on Instagram.
"Sailor Breezes in to save the day!" she wrote. "I just broke my arm into a 1000 pieces requiring surgery with a metal plate and screws to hold my arm together..Im so sorry! Only something like that cold stop me from continuing to dance with my wonderful coach...I was having a blast! It was quite literally a crushing disappointment, I never ever want to let anyone down, so I looked for a silver lining and i think this one is solid gold! But first I would have to convince Sailor to replace me , (Alexa has commitments in NY including her upcoming Cabaret Show l @cafecarlyle) But my student/ @imgmodels Sailor would have to overcome serious stage fright! Sailor always meets her challenges head on and realized she did not want to be defined by her fears so with just hours to learn my routine she is turning my defeat or should i say two left feat into her own victory of courage! So Ladies and Gents I give you my beautiful Sunflower Sailor Lee. And I think you are all going to have a blast together on this season of @dancingabc!"
The proud mom then apologized for the typos on her post—"it's my right arm!"—and thanked Brinkley-Cook for taking on the role.
"And Sailor thank you for taking a very disappointing turn of events into something very special!" she added. "You know Showbiz is all about getting a break and I guess you can say Sailor and I both got one on this season of @dancingabc #teamsailaV c'est la vie!"
Brinkley-Cook will compete against several other celebrities, including Hannah Brown, Kel Mitchell, Kate Flannery, Ally Brooke and Karamo Brown. To see the full list of contestants, click here.
Dancing With the Stars season 28 airs Monday at 8:00 p.m. EST on ABC.


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Q: Does anyone have an explanation of the algorithm for calculating weeknumber by Taco Hoekwater? Taco Hoekwater wrote an algorithm in 2006 calculating the weeknumber.
The algorithm mostly computes the weeknumber correctly, but apparantly misses out for the first 4 days of 2015. Without an explanation of the algorithm there is no way to understand what is wrong.
Does anyone have an explanation of what is going on in this algorithm?
\documentclass{article}
%% calendarweek.tex
%% 2006 (C) Taco Hoekwater, public domain
%% Watch out: Dec 29 can be week 1 of the next year; and Jan 3 can be
%% week 53 of the previous year.

\def\Expr#1{\the\numexpr #1\relax}

\def\Modulonumber#1#2{\Expr{#2-((((#2+(#1/2))/#1)-1)*#1)}}
\def\Divisionnumber#1#2{\Expr{(2*#2-#1)/(2*#1)}}

\def\Mod#1#2{\Modulonumber{\Expr{#2}}{\Expr{#1}}}
\def\Div#1#2{\Divisionnumber{\Expr{#2}}{\Expr{#1}}}

\def\Jday#1#2#3%
    {\Expr{#1+\Div{((153*(\Expr{#2+(12*(\Div{14-#2}{12}))-3}))+2)}
     {5}+365*(\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})})+
      (\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{4})-
      (\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{100})+
      (\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{400})-32045 }}

\def\cwhlp#1#2#3%
    {\Expr{\Mod {\Mod {\Mod {\Expr
     {\Jday{#1}{#2}{#3}+31741-\Mod{\Jday{#1}{#2}{#3}}{7}}}%
     {146097}}{36524}}{1461}}}

\def\calendarweek#1#2#3%
  {\Expr{\Expr{\Div{\Expr{\Mod{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}-
    \Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}}{365}+
         \Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}}}{7} +1}}}

\begin{document}

Week 1-1-2015 = \calendarweek{01}{01}{2015} %% returns 0

Week 2-1-2015 = \calendarweek{02}{01}{2015} %% returns 0

Week 3-1-2015 = \calendarweek{03}{01}{2015} %% returns 0

Week 4-1-2015 = \calendarweek{04}{01}{2015} %% returns 0

Week 5-1-2015 = \calendarweek{05}{01}{2015} %% returns 2

\end{document}

A: In ISO, as mentioned in comment, whether a week is the first or 53rd depends on its Thursday. Or equivalently, whether the week has more days on the new year or the old year.
To calculate this in a mathematical manner, one considers the Round() function satisfying

*

*Round(n+0.4)=n, and

*Round(n+0.6)=n+1.

And then do some calculation like b := Round(a/7) and c := b%53+1. (Now I want MathJax...)
The problem is that in your .tex file, the function (a,b) |--> Round(b/a) is implemented as

\def\Divisionnumber#1#2{\Expr{(2*#2-#1)/(2*#1)}}

This MyRound[(2b-a)/2a] = MyRound[b/a-1/2] satisfies:

*

*\Divisionnumber{7}{14}= 2

*\Divisionnumber{7}{ 7}= 1

*\Divisionnumber{7}{ 0}=-1

*\Divisionnumber{7}{-7}=-2
And this gives the wrong number.
To come over it, since the numerator, in this case, is always nonnegative, I suggest:

\def\Divisionnumber#1#2{\Expr{(2*#2+#1)/(2*#1)-1}}

Thereore [(2b+a)/2a]-1 = MyRound[b/a+1/2]-1 satisfies:

*

*\Divisionnumber{7}{14}= 2

*\Divisionnumber{7}{ 7}= 1

*\Divisionnumber{7}{ 0}= 0

*\Divisionnumber{7}{-7}=-2

Some test code...

\documentclass{article}

\def\Expr#1{\the\numexpr #1\relax}
\def\Modulonumber#1#2{\Expr{#2-((((#2+(#1/2))/#1)-1)*#1)}}
\def\Divisionnumber#1#2{\Expr{(2*#2-#1)/(2*#1)}}
\def\Mod#1#2{\Modulonumber{\Expr{#2}}{\Expr{#1}}}
\def\Div#1#2{\Divisionnumber{\Expr{#2}}{\Expr{#1}}}
\def\Jday#1#2#3%
    {\Expr{#1+\Div{((153*(\Expr{#2+(12*(\Div{14-#2}{12}))-3}))+2)}
     {5}+365*(\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})})+
      (\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{4})-
      (\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{100})+
      (\Div{\Expr{#3+4800-(\Div{14-#2}{12})}}{400})-32045 }}
\def\cwhlp#1#2#3%  H = (\J+31741-\J%7)%146097%36524%1461
    {\Expr{\Mod {\Mod {\Mod {\Expr
     {\Jday{#1}{#2}{#3}+31741-\Mod{\Jday{#1}{#2}{#3}}{7}}}%
     {146097}}{36524}}{1461}}}
\def\calendarweek#1#2#3%  W = [(H-H/1460)%365+H/1460]/7+1
  {\Expr{\Expr{\Div{\Expr{\Mod{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}-
    \Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}}{365}+
         \Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}}}{7} +1}}}
\def\temp#1#2#3{
    \def\a{\Expr{\Div{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}}{1460}}} % a = H/1460
    \def\b{\Expr{\cwhlp{#1}{#2}{#3}-\a}}          % b = H-a
    \def\c{\Expr{\Mod{\b}{365}}}                  % c = b%365
    \def\d{\Expr{\c+\a}}                          % d = c+a
    \def\e{\Expr{\Div{\d}{7}}}                    % e = d/7
    \def\f{\Expr{\e+1}}                           % f = e+1
    \a\ \b\ \c\ \d\ \e\ \f
}

\usepackage{pgfkeys,pgfcalendar}%\usepackage{tikz}\usetikzlibrary{calendar}
\newcount\jcount
\newcount\wcount
\def\pgfjday#1#2#3{%
    \pgfcalendardatetojulian{#3-#2-#1}{\jcount}%
    \the\jcount
}

\begin{document}

\begin{tabular}{lllllllll}
2015-1-1&\pgfjday11{2015}&\Jday11{2015}&\cwhlp11{2015}&\temp11{2015}&\calendarweek11{2015} \\
2015-1-2&\pgfjday21{2015}&\Jday21{2015}&\cwhlp21{2015}&\temp21{2015}&\calendarweek21{2015} \\
2015-1-3&\pgfjday31{2015}&\Jday31{2015}&\cwhlp31{2015}&\temp31{2015}&\calendarweek31{2015} \\
2015-1-4&\pgfjday41{2015}&\Jday41{2015}&\cwhlp41{2015}&\temp41{2015}&\calendarweek41{2015} \\
2015-1-5&\pgfjday51{2015}&\Jday51{2015}&\cwhlp51{2015}&\temp51{2015}&\calendarweek51{2015} \\
\end{tabular}
\par\bigskip
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{14}}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{13}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{12}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{11}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{10}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 9}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 8}
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{ 7}}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 6}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 5}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 4}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 3}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 2}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 1}
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{ 0}}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-1}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-2}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-3}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-4}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-5}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-6}
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{-7}}

\bigskip % % % % % % % % % % % % % % %

\def\Divisionnumber#1#2{\Expr{(2*#2+#1)/(2*#1)-1}}
\begin{tabular}{lllllllll}
2015-1-1&\pgfjday11{2015}&\Jday11{2015}&\cwhlp11{2015}&\temp11{2015}&\calendarweek11{2015} \\
2015-1-2&\pgfjday21{2015}&\Jday21{2015}&\cwhlp21{2015}&\temp21{2015}&\calendarweek21{2015} \\
2015-1-3&\pgfjday31{2015}&\Jday31{2015}&\cwhlp31{2015}&\temp31{2015}&\calendarweek31{2015} \\
2015-1-4&\pgfjday41{2015}&\Jday41{2015}&\cwhlp41{2015}&\temp41{2015}&\calendarweek41{2015} \\
2015-1-5&\pgfjday51{2015}&\Jday51{2015}&\cwhlp51{2015}&\temp51{2015}&\calendarweek51{2015} \\
\end{tabular}
\par\bigskip
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{14}}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{13}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{12}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{11}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{10}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 9}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 8}
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{ 7}}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 6}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 5}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 4}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 3}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 2}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{ 1}
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{ 0}}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-1}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-2}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-3}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-4}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-5}
           \Divisionnumber{7}{-6}
\underline{\Divisionnumber{7}{-7}}

\end{document}

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Ten of the Most Vicious Freddy Krueger Kills
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The Nightmare on Elm Street series gave birth to one of the most iconic boogeymen ever to stalk the screen: razor-clawed, Christmas sweater wearing, profoundly burned madman Freddy Krueger. With the ability to invade people's dreams, Krueger was responsible for some of the most outlandish and imaginative death sequences in slasher movie history. Freddy is a killer that exists in the private, unconscious headspace of his victims and that means he knows everything that makes them frightened, anxious and vulnerable. And he knows exactly how to exploit their insecurities. Whether he is goofy, sadistic or just downright scary, here are ten of the most vicious kills Freddy ever committed.
Also See: If the Glove Fits: Actors Other Than Robert Englund Who Have Played Freddy Krueger
Sheila – A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
Sheila is an asthmatic bookworm, often noted as being more interested in bugs and books than in boys. When she falls asleep in class (which she was probably the least likely character to actually do), Freddy takes keen notice of her. He struts up to her, says "Wanna suck face?" and proceeds to suck the life right out of her.
Spencer – Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
It's the silliest death from the silliest movie in the franchise, but Spencer's death is nonetheless fun to watch. It's a long one, too. Freddy toys with him quite a bit, even literally. The poor stoner is sucked into a video game (mind you this is 1991) where he is submitted to a "Super Mario Bros." version of his own terrible home life. What really makes the scene is Freddy holding up his glove after his joystick is turned away, and revealing that the glove has been turned into a clawed version of Nintendo's power glove, which was brand new at the time. The joke may have only really worked in the early nineties, but it's still one that nostalgic gamers can enjoy.
Debbie – A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
The roach motel sequence in Nightmare on Elm Street 4 is probably the most well known from that particular movie, which makes a lot of sense because it is probably the most outlandish kill that the franchise ever came up with. Debbie is terrified of bugs. She hates them. She's also a total health nut and nothing means more to her than body image. Freddy takes both of these strong aspects of her character and combines them by having Debbie mutate into a cockroach. The transformation is inventive, the cockroach bursts up from underneath her skin. The FX work is great. She then finds herself insect-sized in a roach motel that is picked up and crushed by Freddy.
Taryn – A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
This was the death that had everyone with even the slightest fear of needles wincing and covering their eyes. Taryn is a recovering heroin addict, trying to battle her personal demons and an actual demon at the same time. In dream form, she reimagines herself as a capable, badass punk-rocker who actually gives Freddy a run for his money in a one-on-one fight. But Freddy takes the upper hand by turning his fingers into needles and injecting into both of her arms, smiling and proclaiming "what a rush." The characters in Dream Warriors were all fully-developed; we didn't want any of them to die, and this one was particularly grim knowing a bit of what the character had already been through.
Carlos – Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
Part of what makes Carlos' death so spectacular is just how prolonged it is. Freddy always likes to play a bit of cat-and-mouse with his victims, but he really draws this one out. Carlos has a hearing aid, without which he cannot hear anything. So Freddy takes it from him, stalking the poor guy in helpless silence, only to give the hearing aid back. Of course, it's not an act of kindness on Freddy's part, he instead gives Carlos super-hearing. With all sounds now pounding in his head, Freddy scratches his knives against a chalkboard until Carlos' head explodes. This death is actually Robert Englund's favorite of the entire series.
Julie – Wes Craven's New Nightmare
In a movie built on references and nostalgia from the original Nightmare on Elm Street, Julie's death is a throwback to the original's first iconic death scene. Where in the first film it was Tina dragged up the wall by an invisible Freddy, in this installment we're seeing it through the eyes of young Dylan, who is falling asleep and can see Freddy behind Julie as he begins to commit the act. This death is intercut from Dylan's perspective of Freddy cutting her open and dragging her up the wall and the perspective of everyone else in the room to add the invisible aspect from the first movie. It is all the more disturbing in that young Dylan is forced to watch the whole thing unfold.
Jennifer – A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Jennifer has dreams of going to Hollywood and becoming a famous actress when and if she gets out of Westin Hills Mental Health Facility. She's watching a late night TV talk show when she falls asleep. Dick Cavett turns into Freddy and slices up Zsa Zsa Gabor, and that's when it becomes pretty obvious that Jennifer is dreaming. She is drawn to the TV, then a pair of mechanical Freddy arms burst out and grab her while Freddy's head emerges from the top. He grins and hisses "Welcome to primetime, b*tch!" Which has proved to be one of the series' most immortal lines, as well as one of the only lines Robert Englund ever improvised.
Philip – A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
This scene is as iconic as it is really, really gross. Philip makes puppets. That's kind of his thing. He's the first death in the movie, so we don't get to find out much more about him, other than the fact that he sleepwalks. Both, however, are contributing factors in his death. He's fast asleep in bed when Freddy emerges to slice open the poor kid's arms and legs, using the tendons as strings to turn Philip into a makeshift marionette puppet. Freddy marches Philip up to the tower and then makes him fall to his death while all of his friends watch, helpless. It's definitely one of the most evil things Freddy has done on screen.
Glen – A Nightmare on Elm Street
The first film to star Johnny Depp also sends him out in style. Glen is trying to stay awake and fails, (which is actually most of what his character does throughout the movie) and is then sucked down into his bed. Instead of simply getting sliced to ribbons, Glen is completely liquidated and a geyser of blood shoots up through the hole in the bed and fills the room. A deleted scene shows Glen's body being spit back up afterwards, but the sequence works perfectly as is.
Tina – A Nightmare on Elm Street
There's no contest when it comes to the most vicious Freddy Krueger attack. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that it happened so early in the film, maybe it was the fact that Tina had seemed to be established as the protagonist, or maybe it was the fact that people went to A Nightmare on Elm Street expecting the usual stalk-and-slash and could not be more unprepared for what they actually got. More than anything, though, the effect of this death comes down to the brutal nature of the scene itself. The great musical score cuts out, the scene is completely quiet, save for Tina's panicked, wheezing screams as she is dragged up the ceiling after being sliced open and then dropped back down onto the bed. It's one of the movie's most chilling moments and one of the most iconic death scenes in film history. This scene told audiences exactly what they were in for and had them glued to their seats until the very end.
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The Ballad Collectors of North America
How Gathering Folksongs Transformed Academic Thought and American Identity
Edited by Scott B. Spencer
Much has been written about the songs gathered in North America in the first half of the 20th century. However, there is scant information on those individuals responsible for gathering these songs. The Ballad Collectors of North America: How Gathering Folksongs Transformed Academic Thought and American Identity fills this gap, documenting the efforts of those who transcribed and recorded North American folk songs.
Both biographical and topical, this book chronicles not only the most influential of these "song catchers" but also examines the main schools of thought on the collection process, the leading proponents of those schools, and the projects that they shaped. Contributors also consider the role of technology—especially the phonograph—in the collection efforts.
Chapters organized by region cover such areas as Appalachia, the West, and Canada, while others devoted to specialized topics from the cowboy tune and occupational song to the commercialization of folk music through song collections and anthologies. Ballad Collectors investigates the larger role of the ballad in the development of American identity, from the national appreciation of cowboy songs in popular culture to the use of Appalachian song forms in radio broadcasts to the role of dustbowl ballads in the urban folk revival of the 1950s and 1960s. Finally, this collection assesses the changing role of songs and song texts in the academic fields of folklore, anthropology, musicology, and ethnomusicology.
Scholars and students of American cultural and social history, as well as fans of North American folk and popular music, will find The Ballad Collectors of North America a fascinating story of how the American folk tradition gained greater visibility, fueling the revolutions that would follow in the writing and performance of American music.
Scarecrow Press
978-0-8108-8155-6 • Hardback • December 2011 • $101.00 • (£78.00)
978-0-8108-8156-3 • eBook • December 2011 • $96.00 • (£74.00)
Series: American Folk Music and Musicians Series
Subjects: Music / Genres & Styles / Folk & Traditional, History / United States / General
Scott Spencer has published widely on the intersections of oral cultures, new technologies, and expression of cultural identity. He received a doctorate in ethnomusicology from New York University for his project on aspects of traditional Irish music in today's media age.
Part of the American Folk Music and Musicians series, the subtitle of this latest release indicates the tilt taken toward the serious scholarly study of traditional music. With chapter contributions by musicologists, ethnologists, and professors of folklore and anthropology, the book focuses on both the individuals who gathered folk songs as well as the regions and cultures from which the music originated. Chronologically, the time period covered is the first half of the twentieth century. Topically, musical traditions such as cowboy and other occupational songs are presented, but most of the classification is by region—the Ozarks, the Midwest, and Eastern Canada, among others. A number of chapters focus on individual song collectors, such as the well-known anthropologist Franz Boas and the father-son folklorist team of John and Alan Lomax. The opening chapter of the volume provides context by discussing what motivated collectors to begin accumulating folk songs and other traditional forms of music and what impact these individuals and their collections had and continue to have on the scholarly study of this music. Each chapter is about 20 pages in length and written in an accessible style that does not require any prior familiarity with the subject area. This volume is heavily referenced, with around 50 endnotes per chapter. This scholarly approach is of great value to the user who wishes to pursue further study, but, it should also be noted, is atypical of traditional reference sources....Ballad Collectors is not a "quick and dirty" resource but, rather, one that requires some investment of time on the part of the user. But the depth and breadth of coverage, coupled with its scholarly yet accessible approach, make this a great addition to both academic and public libraries.
The Ballad Collectors of North America is a unique book that focuses on the lives and works of America's most important folk song collectors, something that past scholarship has largely ignored. Editor Scott B. Spencer corrects this deficiency with The Ballad Collectors, a series of essays that presents the song collectors' personal stories, their motivations, the social and technological currents in which they operated and the impact of their efforts....The Ballad Collectors is an outstanding resource for learning about the detailed lives of America's most important folk song collectors. It should be in the library of every serious American ethnomusicologist, folklorist and popular music fan.
— American Music Teacher


I guess it's easy to judge things by appearances – an elegant greyhound versus a scruffy mutt. A beautifully groomed woman versus one who obviously makes no effort with her hair or clothes. A shiny new car versus a battered old rust-bucket.
Does the same apply for book covers? I always enjoy a look through the charts of the iBook store because there are so many covers so close together that comparisons are easy. Amazon's charts display twenty at a time and then you have to click to the next page, but the iBook store has two hundred at a time to scroll easily through.
Cover designers use a lot of clever shorthand to convey things. It's a sure sign of an amateur if there are a number of different fonts, a mess of pictures, and a whole lot of 'extras' like awards and other bits and bobs stuffed in there. For the most part, the book description, or blurb, is the place for those. And can you even read it? Font colours that match background colors too closely can disappear when the covers are shrunk for some of the ebook stores.
I suppose I'm thinking covers right now because I'm considering changing the people on one of mine. Will it make a difference? I'll never know unless I try it. That's the magic of ebooks – instant options.
I changed the people on Christmas Holiday Hearts a few weeks ago from Mr Baldy to Mr Hairy. Sales have gone up very nicely, but it has 'Christmas' in the title, and one of the others in that series has been free, and included in a couple of promos, so it won't just be the cover design doing that. We'll see what happens in the next few weeks. Do you like the new couple better?
Professional-looking covers give you faith the book inside will also be professional. Not always true, unfortunately, but I hate to think how many great books are out there hidden behind dull, boring, messy, obviously amateur covers.


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Iran says weapon used to kill top nuclear scientist was 'made in Israel'
Ali Shamkhani, a member of Iran's national security council, said the attack was "carried out using electronic devices". He was speaking at a funeral service for Fakhrizadeh that took place outdoors at Iran's defence ministry in Tehran on Monday.
"No individual was present at the site" of the killing said Mr Shamkhani, according to Iran's state-controlled English-language Press TV. He also blamed an Iranian exile group, Mujahedeen-e-Khalq, of "having a role" in the incident but did not elaborate on the claim.
Iranian media also reported that a weapon was recovered from the site of the attack with "the logo and specifications of the Israeli military industry".
Another outlet, the Arabic-language channel Al-Alam, said the weapons used were "controlled by satellite". It also did not provide evidence to back the claims.
Israel has so far not commented on the attack.
The funeral was attended by top-ranking officials including Revolutionary Guard chief General Hossein Salami, civilian nuclear programme chief Ali Akbar Sahei and intelligence minister Mahmoud Alavi.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has already promised "revenge" for Mr Fakhrizadeh's killing.
Fakhrizadeh, often described as the father of Iran's nuclear programme, was assassinated in an area on the outskirts of Tehran on 27 November.
Iran's critics have accused the country of using its civilian nuclear programme as a front for a military operation developing nuclear weapons, even as the country continues to assert that its programme is peaceful.
After kissing Fakhrizadeh's casket, Iran's defence minister General Amir Hatami said in a speech that the assassination would make Iranians "more united, more determined."
"For the continuation of your path, we will continue with more speed and more power," said General Hatami, while he criticised countries which have not condemned Fakhrizadeh's killing. "This will catch up with you someday."
Also on Monday, the UAE issued a statement condemning the "heinous assassination". The UAE and Israel are trying to normalise their relations, a process that recently saw the restart of passenger air services between the two nations.
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Scottish Government commits to scrapping Employment Tribunal fees
by Redmans Solicitors on September 4, 2015
The Scottish Government announced last week in its Programme for Government (a precursor to the SNP manifesto for Holyrood in 2016) that it would abolish fees for Employment Tribunals, a radical move away from the UK Government's policy on Employment Tribunals since it came to power in 2010. In this article we will look at the history of Employment Tribunal fees in the UK, the SNP's commitment, and the potential impact of the SNP's policy on Employment Tribunal fees.
Background of fees
In 2013 the UK Government implemented The Employment Tribunals and the Employment Appeal Tribunal Fees Order 2013. This legislation allowed the Government to implement a fee system for the Employment Tribunal.
Since 29 July 2013 Claimants must pay a fee to an Employment Tribunal if they wish to bring a claim, although some Claimants may qualify for a 'fee remission' (which means that they may pay a reduced fee or no fee at all). For 'Type B' claims (typically involving claims of unfair dismissal and/or discrimination) a Claimant must pay fees of £1,200, comprised of:
£250 to make a Tribunal claim; and
£950 to bring their case to a full hearing
If the claim is successful then the Employment Tribunal will usually order that the Respondent repay the whole or part of the fee to the Claimant.
The trade union 'Unison' has attempted to challenge the Employment Tribunal fee regime in the courts but recently failed with an appeal to the Court of Appeal, although it has stated that it intends to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.
Scottish Government – the SNP victory's and commitment
The Scottish National Party recently won a crushing victory in Scottish constituencies in the 2015 General Election. This week it published its Programme for Government, a layout of the policies, actions and legislation it intends to implement in 2015-16. This sets out the main provisions of the Scotland Bill, which is currently being considered by the UK and Scottish Parliaments. One of the provisions of the Bill includes the "revolution of Tribunals in reserved areas – such as Employment Tribunals – in Scotland" and one of the policies that that will be implemented is the abolition of fees for Employment Tribunals.
Impact of fees
Since the introduction of Employment Tribunal fees, there has been a significant drop in the number of claims accepted by the Employment Tribunal. The Ministry of Justice quarterly figures for January to March 2014 show that there has been a decline of 81% in the number of claims being brought between Q4 of 2012-2013 and Q4 of 2013-2014. A further review of the figures shows that the number of Employment Tribunal claims has continued to fall since Q4 of 2013-14, well in excess of the Government's projected decline in the number of claims.
Further, a report published by the Citizen's Advice Bureau found that 82% of the survey participants who were experiencing problems at work would be deterred from bringing a claim by the current level of fees. Further, the report also found that only 29% of the survey participants knew that they could apply for a fee remission.
Although it is difficult to clearly separate correlation and causation with the drop in the number of Employment Tribunal claims since Q2 of 2013-14, Employment Tribunal fees have undoubtedly had some impact (and probably a significant impact) on the drop in the numbers of claims. Although there is currently uncertainty as to the exact impact of Employment Tribunal fees in the UK, the Scottish Government's commitment to abolish fees will serve as an important testing ground to determine if (and what) impact Employment Tribunal fees are having on the number of claims being submitted. This should then (hopefully) allow for some data-driven cost-benefit analysis of fees and their impact in England and Wales.
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After my 5th child, I found it very difficult to lose weight. I exercised all the time, ran 5 days a week and no matter what I did I could not drop the weight past a certain point. Then I ended up with a pinched nerve in my back and had to stop. Needless to say, the weight piled on and I ended up the heaviest I had ever been when not pregnant. My other half was also struggling and at his highest as well. After a visit to his doctor, he told me about a program he recommended called Ideal Protein. That very day I noticed a friend of mine on Facebook posted a picture of herself with the caption of how much weight she lost. When I asked what she did she said Ideal Protein. I started researching immediately, called the closest place that had the program and made an appointment that next week for both of us to come in for the consultation and made sure we could also sign up that night, which we did. Doing it together as a team I think made the difference for us and we never looked back.
"I'm proud that I committed to my Amazing Transformation because I am a happier healthier person now!"
I think that I was surprised by not only how much weight I was able to lose in a relatively short period of time but how much the shape of my body changed! Even during the times I hit a plateau, my body maybe wasn't dropping pounds but it was still reshaping itself. Also, I was amazed at how good I felt physically and mentally.
Being able to dress up, look good, and hearing "wow you look great" from my family and friends. I'm not hiding from the camera anymore either!


For our Christmas Eve service Pastor Dennis spoke on Enjoying the Kingdom of Jesus. In this busy time of year he reminds us that Christmas can help us reclaim our joy when we focus on God's indescribable gift to us of His Son, Jesus Christ. Keep in touch with us on getrealchurch.org, Facebook, Instagram and on the MPCC App. Merry Christmas!


The theme for 2018 was 'Forests and Sustainable Cities', so this year there is also a particular focus on making cities a greener, healthier, happier place to live.
• The role of trees in mitigating the impact of climate change.
• The positive effects of trees on local climate.
• Urban trees as air filters, removing pollutants and making cities healthier.
• The positive impact of urban green spaces.
• Forests in and around urban areas contributing to water regulating and filtering.
• How urban forests contribute to local economies through city beautification and tourism.
• The provision of renewable energy.
• How trees can provide a source of fruits nuts and leaves to local populations.
Many countries will be marking the day by organising activities such as tree planting campaigns, a list of events can be found at www.fao.org/international-day-of-forests You can also get involved on social media by using the hashtag #intlForestDay.


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Evolution of the Ukulele Museum of Crafts and Folk Art
Aug 2, 2007 | Archives, Other News
LEAH GARCHIK — SF Chronicle
Approaching the Museum of Craft and Folk Art on Yerba Buena Lane on Thursday, you could hear the soft sounds of ukulele music from at least 15 musicians (most in Hawaiian shirts), jammed into a corner of the museum entryway, strumming together and singing "In a Canoe" in soft harmony. Inside was "Evolution of the Ukulele: The History of Hawaii's 'Jumping Flea,' " with displays of rows of handmade instruments and ukulele-themed antique sheet music.
I asked exhibition curator Stephen Becker, former director of the California Historical Society and member of Ukulele Friends Ohana, which was performing and meets regularly to play and sing, whether anyone with any level of skill can join? "If you don't play, you sing," he said. "If you don't sing, you cook. If you don't cook, you wash up."
Lynn Roth did a hula as the band played another song, and when they crooned "… never more, say good-bye … " you could close your eyes and see water lapping at the shore, palm fronds rippling.
I stepped into the Lane, relishing the evocation of serenity. And directly in front of the entrance, police were interviewing a distraught woman whose purse had just been grabbed by three teen-agers. Chased by several passers-by, the bad guys had dropped her handbag, so she had it back. Officers were still roaming the neighborhood looking for the thieves. Inside, strummers strummed on.
Visit www.mocfa.org for more information and to view other Ukulele events.


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Home/Headlines/Who is Ethan Crumbley, Oxford School Shooting Suspect Photos and Instagram Revealed
Who is Ethan Crumbley, Oxford School Shooting Suspect Photos and Instagram Revealed
Who Is Ethan Crumbley?
Ethan Crumbley: Oxford Shooter Exposed On Twitter
Ethan Crumbley: Age And Biography
Ethan Crumbley: Oxford School Shooting Suspect Photos
Who is Ethan Crumbley, Oxford School Shooting Suspect Photos and Instagram Age, Parents: During the examination of the shooting in Oxford High School, one suspect is captured. According to the reports, three understudies were killed and 8 others were injured in a misfortune which was occurred on Tuesday evening, 30th November 2021. According to the recording which was shared on the well-known video-making application TikTok stage, the deadly shooting has occurred in Michigan; the terrified students evidently hunch in the homeroom and leaped out of the window in alarm. The speculated shooter was confined, according to the Oakland County Undersheriff Mike McCabe.
The online media clients are posting tweets and posts all-around a few web-based media stages about the terminating that has occurred in Oxford High School, which direct their destruction and 8 injured. In this shooting case, Ethan Crumbly is suspected to be a shooter who is as of now in the authority now. The authorities who are exploring this matter said that Crumbley had the weapon on him which he utilized at the hour of the shooting; it was a self-loader handgun. According to Sheriff McCabe, around 15 to 20 shots were shot and around 100 calls were set to 911. The termination occurred at the South finish of the great school building, and the school had around 1800 students.
In like manner, the examination is getting further and the sheriffs are getting to its base to realize every single detail identified with the case. The police authorities are yet not certain that the understudies were the practical objective of the suspect.
As indicated by the news reports, the speculated shooter, Ethan Crumbley, is 15 years old. Apparently, we can't gather more data on the actual traits of Crumbley as of now. Ethan however doesn't have a Wiki page yet has been the subject of the conversation as the 15-year-old kid assaulted the school with a weapon in his grasp. According to the Sheriff, the presumed shooter was secured by a delegate point by point to the site and was the person who comes up on the scene. The suspect had a weapon inside him, Officials further added.
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Right now, the speculated shooter is being housed at Children's Village in Pontiac and has effectively engaged his right to not talk and request a lawyer. Sheriff McCabe expressed the family has recruited a lawyer and has executed a court order at the place of the high schooler. Moreover, the examination is as yet continuing and the data of the presumed shooter has not been unveiled as he is an adolescent who has not been charged at this point.
As of late, a shocking occurrence occurred at a secondary school in Oxford, Michigan. The episode has left stunned everybody as this occurrence ended the existence of three understudies. The episode has been standing out as truly newsworthy now and furthermore hitting the web broadly. Individuals are dazed in the wake of being familiar with the episode. The stunning reality of the occurrence is that a 15 years of age kid is answerable for it, according to the sources. Individuals are persistently reacting to the news. A few groups have been looking on the web to know more insights regarding the occurrence. In this article, we will give you every one of the insights about the occurrence so remain tuned.
As per the reports, the occurrence has occurred on Tuesday evening in which three understudies have passed on and eight understudies were harmed in a shooting. After this occurrence, the police were educated quickly and they began the examination. During the examination, the police have kept a 15 years of age kid. The police arrested him right away. Presently, they are examining him regarding the episode. The police are making an honest effort to discover the specific explanation for the shooting.
As we told you before that three understudies lose their lives in this episode and eight are harmed genuinely and conceded to the clinic. The three casualties of the shooting who have kicked the bucket were recognized as Tate Myre, 16; Madisyn Baldwin, 17; and Hanna St. Julian, 14. Eight harmed casualties included seven understudies and one instructor. A portion of the understudies is in basic condition as they had been discharged. A 14 years of age young lady is battling for her existence with a shot and on a ventilator. A 14 years of age kid is likewise in genuine condition with gunfire to the head and jaw, while a few understudies' conditions is steady at this point.
Aside from this, the educator who was harmed with a shot is presently released from the clinic. The suspect of the episode has been taken into police guardianship, the police captured him following 2 or minutes of the occurrence when the specialists reacted to the shooting. Presently, 15 years of age suspect is held at an adolescent confinement office where he has been kept on self-destruction watch.
According to the reports of Oakland County Sheriff named Michael Bouchard, 15 years kid emerged from the washroom with a 9mm self-loader handgun and began shooting. He discharged around 15-20 shots in the south finish of the school building and he did this by himself. The personality of the suspect isn't uncovered by the authorities. Nonetheless, the netizens have recognized the suspect as Ethan Crumbley. We will before long refresh you with additional subtleties till then stay tuned with us for additional updates.
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