In the scholarship program for 2015 – 2016 women from across Bulgaria to the age of 35 years who study in doctoral programs or already have a doctorate and dealing with research in the field of natural sciences may be involved.
The insurer shall pay out to the insured person, for the first three business days of the temporary incapacity to work, 70 percent of the average daily gross remuneration for the month in which the temporary incapacity to work occurred. PUBLIC SOCIAL INSURANCE pays benefit from the 4-th day of temporary incapacity to the end of the temporary incapacity.
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On 9th December the Women Entrepreneurship Platform will organize its biannual luncheon debate inside the European Parliament.
A Conference "Promoting gender equality as a strategy for economic independence and professional empowerment. How Social Partners facilitate women and men's employment and foster greater gender equality" will take place on27th November 2015 in Brussels.
On the 1st and 2nd December the First transnational meeting for the project "WOMEN IN EUROPE – NEW YIELDS OF EMPLOYMENT IN RURAL AREAS" (WE-RUN) will take place in Caen, France. The Association of Women Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria – Selena is partner in the project, funded by Erasmus +.
Innovative mobile e-government applications by SMEs The scope of this call is to provide support to innovative small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), including start-ups, for the design and creation of innovative applications to foster the delivery of mobile public services.
Visit in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan from 3-8 of September on the invitation of the Junior Chamber International, Osaka on the occasion of 33rd TOYP program.
On 15th and 16th of September in St Aidan's College and Durham Castle, Durham City, UK a 5 decades of enterprise have been celebrated with the Durham Symposium on Small Business & Enterprise Development. The Association of Women Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria – Selena was represented by Mrs. Slavyanka Stoykova and Mrs. Aneliya Serafimova.
On 26th, 27th and 28th of September in Milan, Palazzo di Lombardia a Conference World Women Beijing +20 had taken place. The Organizer – Isa Maggi explains that the puropose of the World Women Congress is to discuss and compare ideas.
On 15th and 16th of September in St Aidan's College and Durham Castle, Durham City, UK a 5 decades of enterprise will be celebrated with the Durham Symposium on Small Business & Enterprise Development. Representatives of the Association of Women Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria – Selena will participate with contributions and attend the event.
On 26th, 27th and 28th of September in Milan, Palazzo di Lombardia a Conference World Women Beijing +20 will take place. A delegation of the Association of Women Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria – Selena will attend the event and share local experience.
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The 4th edition of the event will take place on the 7-8th of October in Bucharest, Romania at Romexpo, the Central Pavilion.
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Members of Selena benefit of a 10% discount by using the code SE1011ASA by 26th of August.
2nd International Conference & Exhibition on Women in Sustainable Development "Entrepreneurship & Employment" will be held by the Department of Women and Family Affairs, the Ministry of Industry, and Mine & Trade on September 15-18, 2015 in Tehran.
On 26th, 27th and 28th of September in Milan, Palazzo di Lombardia a Conference World Women Beijing +20 will take place. The Organizer – Isa Maggi explains that the puropose of the World Women Congress is to discuss and compare ideas. Besides highlighting and comparing relevant data in the social, cultural and economic domain on European, national, regional and local level.
resident legal persons who are not traders.
Percentages of health and social Insurances remain the same during 2015.
Ratio between the social insurance contributors and the insured persons remains 60 to 40.
Jean Monnet actions:Chairs, Modules, Centres of Excellence, Support to Institutions and Associations, Networks, Projects.
The Association of Women Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria "Selena" organized a seminar on 29 October 2014 in Burgas for the members of the Students' Club "Manager" of Burgas Free University.
Juliana Mincheva and Nadia Terziiska delivered presentations on women entrepreneurship in the Balkans and acquainted the students with the role of women entrepreneurship and the prospects for its development in the context of Europe 2020 Strategy.
Cases in which a VIES-declaration is not submitted.
The VAT return, VIES-declaration and the ledgers of accounts.
New The venture fund – $1Million to empower extraordinary new start-ups that use business to create positive change.
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Technologies are now in our business, in our homes and in the future it would help us to protect our health.
Be ready for the challenges.
The first Freja Forum will be held in Podgorica, Montenegro from 7th to 9th of November. In this International Forum will participate participants from Western Balkan countries and Turkey. More information here.
Each registered person shall keep detailed accounts sufficient for assessment of the liabilities thereof under the VATA by the revenue authorities. Each registered person shall be obligated to keep a register of goods. Each taxable person shall keep a register of the goods transported thereto from another Member State by a person registered for VAT purposes in the said Member State, in connection with the supply of services involving assessment or work on movable things. The form and the essential elements of the registers shall be determined by the Regulations for Application of the VATA – Art. 123 of the VATA.
The members from the Balkan Women Coalition welcome you and your organization toJOIN in the webinar of the Module M09 from our e-Learning Tool! The participation in the webinar is free of charge and open to all the interested.
New Transnational cultural tourism products and Tourism and accessibility for all.
The present call is implementing the Commission's 2010 Communication on tourism, with particular reference to the diversification of European cultural/industrial tourism and accessible tourism.
It is also part of the third and last year of two Preparatory Actions proposed by the European Parliament and approved by the EU budgetary authority, respectively on "Transnational Tourism Products" and "Tourism Accessibility for All".
Facebook Messenger could allow people to transfer money to their friends soon. The new functionality will require users to add details of their credit or depit cards to the Messenger application. The money transfer feature will work in the same way that Facebook users share photographs via Messenger.
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KIGALI — There had been little doubt that the 59-year-old Rwandan President Paul Kagame would return to the helm of the east African nation which he has ruled with an iron fist since the end of the 1994 genocide, in which upwards of 1 million Hutu and Tutsi tribespeople were killed in the civil war.
With 80 percent of results counted, Kagame had secured some 5.4 million votes, far more than the 50 percent plus one required for him to win re-election.
"We think that at this level … it will be the same result, no change after having counted 100 percent (of votes)," said Kalisa Mbanda, national elections commission chairman.
Rwanda is a sovereign state in Central and East Africa and one of the smallest countries on the African mainland. Located a few degrees south of the Equator, Rwanda is bordered byUganda, Tanzania, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Rwanda is in theAfrican Great Lakes region and is highly elevated; its geography is dominated by mountains in the west and savanna to the east, with numerous lakes throughout the country. The climate is temperate to subtropical, with two rainy seasons and two dry seasons each year.
The commission estimates 97 percent of 6.9 million voters turned out to cast their ballots.


HLS Club delivers a diverse platform of opportunities and activities through which Ross students can learn about healthcare and prepare to succeed in the healthcare industry.
HLS Club organizes academic, professional, and social activities for all Ross students who are interested in exploring opportunities in the different sectors of health care. Our club represents a broad group of students with a focus on a future career in the health care industry, and includes students from full and part-time MBA students as well as those pursuing a degree in other graduate programs, such as medicine, public health, and biomedical engineering. Our events are entirely student organized and consistently well-attended, including resume reviews, mock interviews, corporate guest speakers, and the HLS Symposium, which attracts over 150 attendees and 20 industry-leading panelists and speakers.
From early-September through May, the HLS Club presents a range of opportunities for company representatives to interact with students. We offer a variety of events and look forward to co-creating new ones that best fit your company's needs.
Corporate Presentations are conducted at Ross from September through December in conjunction with resume reviews and mock interviews. They often serve to provide the firm initial exposure to the MBA1's and can be used to gauge interest for the upcoming recruiting season. The HLS Club will work with the Office of Career Development to establish a date, time, and location for your firm's corporate presentation.
Lunch and Learns are conducted at Ross throughout the recruiting season in order to provide students with a clearer picture of company activities, typically through a case study or education session. Companies are exposed to students interested in healthcare careers and have the opportunity to differentiate their culture and work process from competitors. The HLS Club will work with the Office of Career Developed to organize your event.
The annual HLS Symposium (September or October each year) is Ross's premier healthcare and life science recruiting event. Sponsoring companies have the opportunity to interact extensively with students interested in healthcare and life science through a wide variety of events.
Mock interviews are typically conducted by the sponsoring firm at the Ross School of Business on the same day as scheduled office hours, corporate presentations, or information sessions. A room is reserved and a representative from the sponsoring firm conducts the mock interview and provides feedback to the students about the interview for future improvement in 30 to 60 minute time slots. Over-the-phone mock interviews can also be arranged.
Resume reviews are typically conducted by the sponsoring firm at the Ross School of Business on the same day as scheduled office hours, corporate presentations, or information sessions. A room or private area is reserved, and a representative from the sponsoring firm discusses the students' background and outlines areas for improvement of their resumes in 30 minute time slots. Resume reviews provide the firm exposure to the students and give the firm an initial glimpse into the qualifications of the upcoming recruiting class.
Many additional sponsorships are available to firms that desire more exposure to the students at the Ross School of Business. Case competitions, education seminars (e.g. Medical Device 101), informal meet-and-greets, and trips to corporate headquarters can also be arranged.
As a means of getting to know students outside of the business-school setting, HLS members can network with corporate sponsors at events such as happy hours, bowling, and Whirlyball.


Yesterday, we were so fortunate to have our first party at St. Francis. We celebrated with about 20 kids and three birthday children. Thanks to Hailey and Caroline, two wonderful young girls who helped organize the games. You were so great with the kids. We started off with game of caterpillar, where the kids made a train and had to keep balloons in between them without dropping them. This was so much fun and proved to be quite a challenge at times. Next, we had musical chairs, which was fun for parents and kids. We ended with freeze dance and a couple of rounds of duck duck goose. Our birthday boys thoroughly enjoyed this, and were caught in the moment chasing each other.
The 7 year old birthday boys loved their GI Joe toys, paper airplane makers, army guys, pajamas, as well as books. Thanks to Debby Case for the perfect pillows homemade for each of our birthday kids. They hugged them and smiled. Each birthday child also got their very own birthday cake! We sang happy birthday and they blew out the candles, meticulously licking the frosting from each candle as they took them off. Everyone enjoyed a variety of cake and ice cream. Our one year old birthday girl absolutely loved her cake! She had more on her face than in her mouth. It was so adorable. What a great moment. Lastly, every child received a goody bag full of fun.
Thank you to Staci Creighton, Erica Anderson, Amy & Harvey Taylor, and Donna Ralls for your donations and time.
A Very Special Thank You: This party was sponsored by Tim and Sunday Kamppi, Ned and Joanna Kjeldgaard, and Mary Kamppi, in memory of Rodney Kamppi and Shane Guist. Their memory lives on and keeps giving. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into this party, and especially thank you for your big hearts.
Please check out our Facebook page for some great photos of this party. Seeing the smiles on the children is a great reminder of why we do this and what life is all about.


For over 45 years, the Institute for Creation Research has led the fight to defend the faith by exploring and explaining God's matchless creation as expressed in Scripture. Through the years, many have partnered with ICR by "sowing bountifully" with their resources, enabling the Creator's mighty message to be sown in the hearts of mankind through our vital and unique work. For this, we are deeply thankful.
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It is well recognized that many existing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API's) and new chemical entities (NCE's) are poorly water soluble and subsequently have low oral bioavailability if formulated in unmodified form. These compounds are also challenging to formulate for other routes of administration, especially parenteral. The prevalence of low solubility compounds has led to intensive research and has generated many technologies to address formulation; although one size doesn't fit all, some may fit more than others. These technologies include chemical means, such as salt or pro-drug formation (not always an option), physiochemical modification of the crystal structure including amorphous forms, co-crystals, formulation with lipidic solubilizers, encapsulation by cyclodextrins, and particle size reduction techniques such as conversion into nanoparticulate suspensions (NSs)/nanocapsules or into solid solutions/dispersions. This presentation will describe some of the drug delivery technologies Particle Sciences uses to address their Clients' formulation requirements.


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bjarke ingels teams up with american billionaire to plan utopian city of the future
open, fair, and inclusive: three words that describe a new city designed by bjarke ingels for american entrepreneur marc lore. announced yesterday (september 1st) on social media, telosa will eventually house 5 million people and is planned to be built 'from scratch' on a 150,000-acre site in the US, which the team is currently scouting. the telosa vision is 'to create a new city in america that sets a global standard for urban living, expands human potential, and becomes a blueprint for future generations.'
images courtesy of telosa
telosa was first conceived by lore in response to rising inequality in the US. his idea is based on the socioeconomic model of equitism, which, unlike capitalism, is based on community ownership.'capitalism has been an incredible economic model, but there are significant flaws, especially around income and wealth inequality. many of these flaws are a result of the land ownership model that america was built on…' says lore on the telosa website. 'what if that land had been owned by a community endowment? what if you took that land appreciation and gave it back to the community since they created the value? at first glance it seems impossible to turn back the clock and have a do-over. the land was claimed. but there's plenty of land left —what if we had a clean slate to demonstrate this new model?'
lore continues, 'we have a chance to prove a new model for society that offers people a higher quality of life and greater opportunity. when I look out 30 years from now, I imagine equitism serving as a blueprint for other cities — and even the world — and telosa being a place of pride for all who live there.' lore's plan is for all telosa's land to be donated to a community endowment, which will use the increasing land values to fund enhanced public services such as education, housing, health, jobs, and retraining
as well as being an equitable new city, telosa is also planned by lore and bjarke ingels group / BIG to be sustainable, open, fair, and inclusive. strategies listed on the telosa website include water recycling, renewable energy sources, equal access to education and training, and access to natural spaces and safe public spaces. the renders that have been released show a futuristic 'equitism tower' rising from the desert. the structure integrates a photovoltaic roof, elevated water storage, and aeroponic farms that will share and distribute produce to residents.
telosa's streets prioritize bikes and pedestrians. slow-moving autonomous cars safely share the street with people and nature. training centers, cultural institutions and retail spill out onto the street where shaded public spaces encourage residents to come together. telosa's public realm is vibrant and active with open space woven throughout the dense city fabric. lush in native planting, the city parks host carefully managed reservoirs that store water for the city and provide all residents with open space within minutes of where they live. the first telosa residents will start moving in by 2030.
name: telosa
architect: bjarke ingels group / BIG

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Former Melbourne Victory and Brisbane Roar attacker Fahid Ben Khalfallah will continue playing, signing with Victorian NPL2 outfit Nunawading FC on Saturday.
Ben Khalfallah announced his retirement at the end of the recent Hyundai A-League season but has decided to keep playing with the club which currently sits at the bottom of the Victoria East Conference with two wins from 12 games.
The 35-year-old Tunisian arrived in Australia with Melbourne Victory in 2014, helping the club to the Premiership-Championship double in his first season.
He then spent last season in Brisbane with the Roar before hanging up his boots after their Elimination Final defeat to Melbourne City.
"I just want to stop now, I don't want to play anymore," Khalfallah told Fox Sports after that 2-0 defeat at AAMI Park.
But Nunawading have convinced him to prolong his career a little while longer.


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Miami is one of the most well known cities in America. Famed for its Cuban communities, its night life and of course its beaches. Its an incredibly popular holiday destination, which can often leave you wondering, which hotel should I stay at? Whilst I haven't stayed in them all! I can tell you about the one I did in Downtown Miami and absolutely loved. Let's explore the Mandarin Oriental, Miami.
Located in the heart of Downtown Miami in the financial district, it's luxury hotel that really pulls out the stops. As soon as you walk into the entrance hall, it's an impressive sight. Huge 3 story high lobby with a water feature, reeds and beautiful gold and jade fabrics- an ode to its heritage.
I stayed in the Deluxe Skyline Room. There was a huge double bed, an arm chair, and just out of shot was a big executive desk. The skyline of course is amazing, but I'll show you that later on. But it's the bathroom that will really sell it to you.
As well as again being an impressive size, oh and that tub really was huge, practically swimming pool-esque, it was the open wall into the bedroom that will catch you attention. It opened up the whole room, and gave it a rather romantic feeling. You can imagine, being with your partner, you relaxing in the bath, them having a lie down on the bed, yet you can idly chat to each other... I on the other hand was on my own, but hey, we can't have it all.
Back out of the rooms and outside, if you were worried that being in Downtown would loose that Miami vibe, fear not, for the hotel is actually on the waterfront and does in fact have its own small private beach, complete with cabanas.
My favourite thing though that I learned was that the hotel employees birds of prey and their handlers to walk around the complex to scare off pigeons so they don't poo on hotel guests! If thats not service then I don't know what is.
Years ago I stayed in the Mandarin Oriental in Paris, and visited their newly opened at the time, spa. Mandarin Oriental hotels are famed for their spas, and it's an iconic part of the brand. Their spas are based around restorative treatments inspired by the elements, and the ancient traditions such as Chinese, Ayurvedic and Thai cultures.
There are 11 treatment rooms and 6 treatment suites, as well as steam room, sauna and beauty stations with every type of product a girl would need.
I went for a 60 minute full body massage with the pressure as firm. I'm one of those people who want to feel like their muscles are really being worked, rather than just a gentle rub. As much as the type of massage I love isn't always super relaxing, although highly effective at working my post gym tight muscles, the treatment rooms here are filled with the scented oil of your choice, the beds are heated and their is relaxing, but not cheesy. Afterwards I found myself in a post massage bliss, and feeling lighter and less tense.
But, didn't I tell you to wait for the views? Well take a look at this.
Every stage of light captured.
I'm a city girl, and whilst I do love a scenic countryside view, I always feel at home in a noisy, bustling city. Downtown Miami really is alive at all hours and it's fascinating to watch.
Whilst Miami has hundreds of amazing restaurants, you really must check out La Mar by Gastón Acurio. It is their signature restaurant, that also has an outdoor terrace with waterside views.
La Mar is a high end Peruvian restaurant, as Miami as strong influences from Peru. Never having eaten Peruvian food (although now have been to several in London) I can tell you it's a cuisine you really must try. There's a lot of fish and sea food, although plenty of meats too. Ceviche, sashimi and amazing fried parcels are all on offer. The flavour combinations really are extraordinary and not really flavours we fine in European cuisine. Thing tang, and citrus types.
If you are thinking about heading to Miami, I'd highly recommend the Mandarin Oriental for your stay.
Such a beautiful hotel, love the open plan room and that bath! The views are stunning too.


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Singed Jewels
Something that arrived in my inbox to share on Veterans / Remembrance Day.........
Rea Leakey was an officer in the British 44 RTR. During the battles for Hill 112 in Normandy, his unit was constantly harassed by accurate German artillery fire leading the tankers being forbidden to leave their vehicles during daylight. Leakey was certain he knew where the German OP was, and was given permission to work his way forward on foot to try and identify it. After crawling along hedges, through yet another barrage and finally into the forward trenches at the base of the hill he reached no-mans-land.
"The corn was almost waist high, and I had no trouble remaining concealed as I crawled forward up the gentle slope towards the position where I knew the observation post was. But, of course, my field of view was very limited, so after crawling about 100 yards, I slowly stood up, looking ahead very carefully. I was standing with my legs well apart, looking through my binoculars when the Germans fired. They had a very cleverly concealed anti-tank gun not more than 100 yards from me, and it was a shell from this gun that was fired at me.
I would like to have met that German gunner and congratulated him on his marksmanship. He had evidently been taught to shoot at the bottom of the bull, and as a result the shot passed between my legs, and all it did was burn two holes in my trousers and singe my crotch. An inch higher and he would have claimed the family jewels!"
Rea Leakey survived the War and eventually became a Major General.
Excerpt from "Leakey's Luck, a Tank Commander with Nine Lives".
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Re: Singed Jewels
Brings a whole new meaning to : "Near Miss!"


Blessed with a year-round breeze wafting through the valley it calls home, this small town attracts visitors the world over who come to experience the picturesque landscape of lakes, waterfalls and abundant tropical flora. Welcome to Dalat—a magical destination ideal for a once-in-a-lifetime journey.
The charm of Dalat lies in its clean air and welcoming climate of temperatures averaging 18-25 C, combined with European-influenced art, culture and architecture which has earned it the nickname "Little Paris".
Located 1,500 metres above sea level in Lam Dong province, Dalat covers just under 400 sq. km—smaller than Samuth Songkram, Thailand's smallest city at 410.7 sq. km. Nevertheless, Dalat puts one under its spell with exquisite attractions and plenty of tourist activities. But to discover these unforgettable sites, one must visit this fascinating city.
This Japanese Zen-Buddhist temple is deeply influenced by Vietnamese culture. Situated atop a hill with stunning views of surrounding lush landscape and sweeping Tuyen Lam Lake. The Truc Lam Pagoda is regarded as the most popular and beautiful religious edifice in Dalat.
The 2.3 km cable-car trip to Truc Lam Pagoda takes just 10 minutes, and is seen by many as the highlight of the trip, with bird's-eye views of the majestic pines which line the main road. Cable-car service is available 7 – 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 – 5 p.m. Single-leg tickets cost VND 50,000 and VND 70,000 for return-trip.
While Vietnam is bristling with waterfalls just screaming to be explored, Datana Waterfall is the one that travellers don't want to miss. With a history dating back hundreds of years, the 20-metre tall cascade features a self-ride roller coaster, which takes adventure-loving visitors on a one-km. ride through the jungle down the seemingly countless tiers, before a hydraulic conveyance system returns them to the embarkation point without having to break a sweat. The ride operates daily, 7 a.m. – 5 p.m., with admission at VND 50,000 per ride, and no charge for forest trekking.
Known as "The City of Thousand Flowers", Dalat is blessed with an abundance of flower gardens that are loved by all as they bloom at places throughout the town. Most notable is the garden at the southern end of Xuan Huong Lake on Phu Dong Thien Vuong Rd. First cultivated in 1866, today the garden is used to provide agricultural advice to farmers. This time of year the garden is awash in colourful winter blooms, including orchid, hydrangea, decorative plants, and many large exotic plants, and is open daily, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Admission is VND 30,000 for adults, VND 15,000 for children.
This pedestrian-only walking street runs from the city centre at Xuan Huong Lake, runs past the city's clock tower roundabout to the Morning Market roundabout. At about the half-km. point is the Cho Dem Dalat night market, bristling with wide varieties of street food and local snacks. One section of the market features a plethora of affordable shopping stalls selling clothes, handbags, handmade crafts, knitted beanies, while another zone offers local specialties like Dalat wine, G7 coffee, artichoke tea and dried fruit. Open only on weekends 7 -10 p.m., the market presents a great opportunity for travellers to observe and even take part in the local way of life.
With its unspoiled natural attractions and charming local way of life, Dalat has many intriguing facets to be discovered. Travellers will enjoy exploring the city's architectural, artistic and cultural attractions. These include Bao Dai Summer Palace, which dates back to the reign of Vietnam's last emperor; the Domaine De Marie Convent, a pink-hued French-built Catholic church; Crazy House, an unorthodox structure which was the of Hamg Nga, a daughter of the former vice president under late Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh; and, Valley of Love, a nature-park tourist attraction and popular local holiday destination.
The local currency is the Vietnam Dong (VND), and electricity service operates with three-pronged plugs at 220V / 50Hz.
With a direct flight from Bangkok to Liên Khương airport in southern Vietnam taking just under 2 hours, and Dalat a short drive from there, this gem is also more accessible than ever before.
Before you know it, you'll fall under Dalat's magic spell. So pack a bag and set off on a journey to discover for yourself the wonders of the City of Eternal Spring.


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The establishment and future challenges of Turkey
The new and interesting developments of economic and diplomatic turmoil in our region call for an in-depth discussion of Turkey's political future.
The problems accumulated after the failed coup of 2016, causing the few remaining opposition voices in Turkey and the western analysts to express their concerns about the county's turn to autocracy.
Taking into account the illiberal nature of democracy in Turkey we should not underestimate the possibility of a regime change which could create new complications for the Cyprus negotiations
Co-existence under cross federal administration
The main issues involved in the cross federal administration of the future federal structure concern language and education first and foremost, along with security and economy.
English traditionally and conveniently used by Cypriots as a bridge language between the two communities. However, language in a Federal administration could cause a lot of misunderstandings and frustration in cases of emergency. This could lead to a kind of regression or loss of faith between the two communities. Learning both languages will naturally be achieved over time provided that aggressive and friendly bridging measures will be implemented from the outset both at Federal and State level.
Separate schooling systems would certainly be a big barrier for a Turkish Cypriot living under Greek Cypriot administration and vice versa.
The federal states would be obligated to provide schooling as is the case now for Turkish Cypriots who were born and brought up in the Republic.
This is especially poignant given the questionable way history is taught on both sides within the state school system.
The security of the one community must not be sacrificed or compromised for the other. Given the current experience of attacks this issue must be set as top priority both at Federal and State level in order to ensure that justice will operate promptly and effectively in order to persuade the citizens that they will be able to live without fear of unwarranted attacks over their ethnicity.
The immediate elements that will generate teething issues in economic life would be the gap in wages as well as prices in goods and services as it is currently experienced in fuel, medication and dental services. In time both communities will adjust to the new situation at a higher level of economic prosperity, as a general result of a settlement.
The developments in the Cyprus negotiations
Evolutionary solution
Cypriots' Voice is highly concerned about the recently expressed 'new approach' proposals for the solution of the Cyprus Problem. Neither the "Evolutionary Solution" concept nor the "Loose Federation" idea are anything new and their airing at a time when the UN General Secretary is assessing the possibility of restarting the Intercommunal Talks can only damage such efforts. Neither concept is inherently negative, but the timing of the proposals can only point to an attempt at sabotaging the peace process.
Loose Federation
Even more disruptive, is the proposal of Mr Anastasides to shift the basis of the talks and aim at a "Loose Federation", instead of the agreed BBF. The transfer of authority to the constituent states that has already been agreed is extensive enough and it is doubtful that further transfers will facilitate in any way the progress of the talks. Coming from the Greek Cypriot side, the proposal can only mean unwillingness to share power with the Turkish Cypriots, something that guarantees the failure of any attempt to negotiate an agreement. Inevitably, any attempt to shift the basis of the talks away from BBF will lead to new tensions and further slide towards partition. Even a two-state solution will be hard to achieve and can only take place under conditions of extreme tension and dangers of hot conflict.
Trust between communities
The discussions of Nicos Anastasiades with Mevlut Cavusoglu constitute a regrettable blow to the authority of the Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akkinci. Such meetings can be useful only if they discuss bilateral or security issues. The internal structure of the Federal Republic of Cyprus is a matter that can only be discussed between the two communities, and sidelining Mr. Akkinci is a very dangerous precedent. It is an affront both to Mr. Akkinci and the people fighting for a reunification of Cyprus as well as undermining the independence of the Turkish Cypriot community from Turkey.
The intercommunal talks
The impasse in the intercommunal talks is approaching a sensitive point. If no agreement is reached soon, new tensions will arise that will endanger peace on the island. The impending possibility of abolition the mandate for UNFICYP could create uncontrolled situations as underlined by the recent events in the buffer zone. Planned drilling for gas by the Republic of Cyprus could trigger new naval harassment by the Turkish Navy and almost certainly Turkish drilling in disputed waters.
The scientific analysis of a chain of opinion polls carried out at both communities reveal that Cypriots are in consensus for a solution which will feature Bizonal Bicommunal Federation structures, political equality, one citizenship and common national borders without guarantees and the right of intervention by any foreign country.
Cypriots' Voice calls upon the two leaders to resume immediately a meaningful dialogue on the basis of the Guterres Framework and reach an agreement for the implementation of a BBF and the formation of a Federal Republic of Cyprus with political equality and effective participation of the two communities, the elimination of guarantees and the withdrawal of foreign troops.
We also call upon the political parties and organisations in communities, civil society and personalities of the island to organise actions expressing their support to the solution of the Cyprus problem on the basis of Bizonal Bicommunal Federation and their rejection of any shift from this goal.
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Fire crews remain at the scene of a blaze that broke out at the Westwood Industrial Site yesterday (September 15). The warning to keep windows and doors closed in the area also remains in place.
Crews were called at 6.20am on Saturday to the blaze at the former Cummins/Hilger Analytical unit. At the height of the fire there were 80 firefighters, 14 engines and specialist vehicles on the scene.
Fears that the site was a potential fire hazard due to the waste in the building were raised in a BBC report in January. At the time the Environment Agency said it was investigating.
Today the warning to keep doors and windows closed in the area remains as crews continue to control the incident.
The number of fire engines at the scene has been reduced to five and steady progress continues to be made, with crews continuing with active firefighting. They have surrounded the fire and prevented it spreading to an adjacent building.


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UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour to collect football boots from fans for Syrian refugees!
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The 2020 UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour, driven by Kia, will visit seven European cities, from February to May, with the aim of collecting football boots for Syrian refugees at the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.
Following the success of the 2019 trophy tour, when football fans from across Europe donated over 1,000 pairs of football boots, Kia – in cooperation with the UEFA Foundation for Children – is repeating the initiative, with the aim of helping youngsters at the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.
Across its seven stops, starting in Frankfurt and ending in Warsaw, the UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour Driven by Kia will once again be counting on donations of unwanted children's footwear as part of the #PassThemOn campaign.
The initiative has the backing of UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin, who has seen for himself how much football means to the young Syrian refugees in Jordan.
"Football has the power to unite and can bring children so much joy and happiness," said Mr Ceferin, who has visited the Zaatari refugee camp on two occasions.
"The UEFA Foundation for Children helped to provide pitches for the refugees to use, but they have been lacking boots. I am delighted that over 1,000 pairs were handed over last year and I would like to call on fans across Europe to donate their unwanted footwear to make a real difference to those living at the camp."
The tour will visit Frankfurt, Barcelona, Rome**, Geneva*, Manchester, Amsterdam and Warsaw, giving fans the opportunity to see the UEFA Europa League trophy up close. There is also the chance to meet football legends at a variety of city-centre pop-up locations, local amateur clubs and schools.
"The trophy tour is a fantastic way to bring together football fans, as well as supporting an incredible cause," said former England striker Michael Owen, the 2020 ambassador of the UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour.
"I always knew from a young age that I wanted to play football and, even more so, I vividly remember the special moment of receiving my first pair of boots. To be able to provide these young refugees with boots to fulfil their passion too is something I am immensely proud to be a part of and something that I know they will remember forever."
Every fan who donates a pair of boots will have the chance to win tickets to the UEFA Europa League final in Gdansk, Poland. #PassThemOn boot donations can be made at any stage of the UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour, as well as at selected Kia dealerships in each participating country. The collected boots will be handed over to the Zaatari refugee camp in the summer.
"We are extremely excited to bring back the UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour Driven by Kia for a second year," said Artur Martins, global brand & marketing head at Kia Motors Corporation.
"This news is testament to the huge success and popularity of the first year of the campaign. Last year, the tour gave football fans of all ages the chance to see the trophy up close and to donate their football boots to a very deserving cause – which proved to be an overwhelming success. This year, we hope to receive even more donations and continue to support the young refugees in playing a sport that they love."
The UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour Driven by Kia begins in Frankfurt on Friday 7 February and will end on 16 May, ahead of the UEFA Europa League final in Gdansk.
The UEFA Europa League Trophy Tour Driven by Kia schedule:
Frankfurt: 7-8 February
Barcelona: 21 February
Geneva: 3-11 March
Rome: 13-14 March
Amsterdam: 27-28 March
Manchester: 1-2 May
Warsaw: 15-16 May
* Geneva Motor Show will feature trophy display only, with no boots donation or ticket promotion activities.
** No ticket promotion will be held at the Rome location due to legal restrictions.
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Through the Low Vision Clinic's Device Loan Program, patients can borrow devices on a short-term basis in order to develop necessary skills and experience the advantages and disadvantages of using them. This trial can begin immediately after an assessment visit, or as part of a training program. In most cases, the Low Vision Therapist will place a follow-up call to inquire about any problems that patients have encountered in using these devices. Unfortunately, custom and high-technology devices are not available for loan to patients.
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Q: How to create an IAM user with full access except for admin I want to add an IAM user to AWS with all permissions policies except for the ability to see billing and close account or change any information they don't need, that the root user has.
What policies should I add to this new group that the IAM user will be added to?

A: It would appear that no action is necessary.
By default, IAM Users are not able to see billing. You would need to specifically allow them to see billing information. If this capability is set, you can still deny access by not giving (or by Denying) the aws-portal:ViewBilling permission.
See: Using identity-based policies (IAM policies) for AWS Billing - AWS Billing
It seems that AWS Account can only be closed by the root account (but I couldn't find anything that definitively states this).
See: Close your AWS account
If you are using AWS Organizations, it appears that the account closure must be performed from the management account (rather than the account itself): "When you sign in to the organization's management account, you can close member accounts that are part of your organization."

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The National Parks Association (NPA) is a non-government conservation group that seeks to protect, connect and restore the integrity and diversity of natural systems in NSW. Currently there are over 5000 members and 800 volunteers. Non members are welcome to come along to up to 4 walks before they will need to pay a membership fee. Walks in around the Manning Valley happen on a regular basis.


Yesterday, I skyped with my Grandpa and Grandma who live in Taiwan. My parents had bought one of those giant mesh socks of fruit only instead of some manageable fruit it was filled with four pomelo and I am pretty sure that tube of giant grapefruit as I like to think of them could have knocked someone out. So Mom, Dad, and I are cutting and peeling away at the pomelos and my dad crowned me with a pomelo hat. You can't really tell... From the picture it looks like some glowing orb or cheese wheel.
We laughed, and it was so simple. I couldn't remember the last time the parents and I really laughed together. I couldn't remember the last time I was willing to be small, the little one in their household... So resentful I had become of being made the peacemaker, the clown, the mediator.
Ah-Ma pointed and delightedly squealed "A pomelo hat! A pomelo hat! I used to make those as a little girl." Grandpa was uproarious... Then again, he always was with me. I hope I'm still laughing at awfully simple, ridiculously cheesy childish things when I'm as shrivelly and toothless as Ah-Gong... And still willing to learn new things, like how to skype.
"... All our problems we send to the cross of Christ. All our difficulties we send to the cross of Christ. All the devil's works we send to the cross of Christ. All our hopes we set on the risen Christ ..."
After these blessings she called out, ""Is there anyone who has not eaten of the bread, who has not drunk from the cup of salvation?" This was not as I first heard, a call around the stadium to make sure that their massive organizational feat of distributing the elements to 17,000 had been inclusive.
The liturgy continued to beg, "Is there anyone missing from the LORD's table?" And we began counting them together... The millions, billions of Chinese, Muslims, Indians, etc. And we recalled that feasts are communal: Even in my very personal gratitude for the breaking and pouring out of Christ, I gather with others who Christ singularly redeemed, and when we join as Church redeemed we are to remember and break and pour out for those still missing from the Table.
We laughed together last night and amid that joy there was an extra pomelo and someone glaringly missing from the table. Josh is vacationing in Vegas... Had he been home, though, I suspect we would have been out somewhere together or hiding away in our rooms making our usual secret laughter or just too wise and sane and bitter to mingle with the charents.
And so my prayer for the year ahead, is that I would do exactly as during the final hour of last year, yearning that those far away would share in the abundance at hand. May each table be a gathering of children, not presuming but assured, not deserving but invited. May each toast include absent friends and the absent far. May we draw to communion with joy that cannot be contained, cannot be hoarded. May joy--be it laughter, remembrance, gratitude, or any else--pass the truth test by its spilling over.
thank you, e, for this post. it was great.
i, too, enjoy pomelo hats.


This is the main Gurgaon Sthaan. It is the place where Gurudev lived in His Human form and STILL lives in the Spiritual form. The building shown on the left houses the Sthaan and the one shown on the right is the place where "Langar" takes place everyday. Both the buildings are adjacent to each other.
No one is allowed to give anything at the Sthaan, whether it is money or gifts. Gurudev manages all events of the Sthaan on His own.
All main events such as "Guru Pooja" ("Guru Poornima"), "Shiv Ratri" and "Ganesh Chaturthi" used to be celebrated here till the year 2004. People from all over India and all over the world visit the Sthaan in Thousands on such events. Every month "Bada Guruvaar" also used to be celebrated here till the year 2004.
Since 2004 , these main events are celebrated at Mukhya Sthaan, Sector 10-A, Gurgaon.


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With Fire and Sword 2 is a major modification focused on events which took place in Eastern and Central Europe in the XVI-XVII centuries. OiM 2 develops ideas of precursor and in many respects similiar to it. Some aspects of the mod stays the same, but many of them will change. Another engine of Medieval II and later date of campaign start - not only factors that affects the difference.
Can anybody help or explain to me how change turn/year ratio?


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The photograph was taken on April 14th.
The weather in Finland is 20 °C colder than it was this time last year. We got some snowflakes today, but the snow didn't stay on the ground, melting away straight away.


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FMAW::Tile Knight::paletteRed  = FMAW::Tile(0);

void Knight::registerPalettes() {
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}


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Island Season 1 Episode 4 English Subtitles, Preview & Release Date
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Island Season 1 Episodes Recap
DO NOT MISS: Island Season 1 Episode 3 English Subtitles, Preview & Release Date
Island Season 1 Episode 4 Release Date
Island Season 1 Episode 4 Release Time & Where To Watch
Are you anticipating Island K-Drama Episode 4? The final week of 2022 brought us a fantastic play as a present for the new year. I'm referring to Island, which debuted on December 30. The island is beautiful. powerful, captivating, interesting, the pinnacle of suspense, and utterly exhilarating. People like myself who don't often watch horror dramas should watch this one during the daylight since it is not for the faint of heart.
Having said that, I believe you will be able to endure the remainder of the drama if you can get through the first 25 minutes. Unanimously, yeah. The drama's start alone was terrifying. The fundamental pot is first introduced to us at this point.
This drama's cinematography is captivating, and the plot is set in Jiju.
Since the beginning of time, there has been a demon. The devil was taken prisoner and imprisoned in Jiju. God created a doll haribon for each of his 46 children in order to prevent the devil from escaping. Additionally, God created false ones to mask the actual ones.
We see a couple taking wedding photos with one of the dolls, Haribon, at the beginning of the episode. The desire demons, as they are known, abruptly seize the pair. Kim Nam Gil enters the scene in a courageous manner at this point. In essence, Lee Da Hee portrays Won MI Ho, Cha Eun Woo, the gorgeous priest Yohan, and Kim Nam Gil, the character Ban. When Ban was a little kid, some priests used the blood of the original devil imprisoned in Jeju to transform him and his pal into half-demons.
Priest Yo Han is just 20 years old, yet he already has a vast list of accomplishments. One of the three people chosen to guard the globe is a Korean priest who lives in Italy. Yo Han is sent on a mission by to guard the woman's savior and fight the demon in Korea by the father in Italy, who interprets signals from God. Oh my, I overlooked the sweetest fact about our priest. He enjoys both K-pop and K-dramas.
This priest has only been in a few scenes so far in the first two episodes, but I'm sure we'll see more of him in the next ones. Additionally, speculations claim that he will later do action scenes personally.
Fans have gone nuts over one specific priest scenario he performed. When he is exorcising a female ghost, specifically. His use of charm leaves the chef's kiss breathless.
Won Mi Ho, the female lead in this drama, is the female rescuer. The wealthy man's sole child is Won Mi Ho. Lee Da Hee has performed in rich parts comparable to these before, but I anticipate that she will also participate in action scenes in the future.
Mi Ho aspires to inherit her father's business and is driven by ambition. She is unfortunately transported to Jiju since fate has other intentions. She has had anything but an easy life in Jiju.
Fewer and fewer demons appear for her to contend with. Ban has thus far always come to Mi Ho's rescue, but she is now terrified for her life. The next time, Ban advises her, to avoid being frightened and take on the demons herself.
Mi Ho, who is still oblivious to her background and her links to Tamra's magical realm, asks Ban to serve as her bodyguard in order to keep her safe. This was a tonne of fun. The request shocks and astonishes Ban, who ultimately consents. We will now talk about the release date for Episode 4 of the Korean drama Island.
The fourth episode of the Island Kdramas will air on Mnet on January 6, 2023. There are now 12 episodes planned for this season. After this week's episode, there will only be 8 episodes total. Since there are two episodes released each week, you may watch both the third and fourth ones this week. Additionally, episode 6 of next week's season will be the midseason finale, and the show may take a vacation after that.
The fourth episode of the Island Kdrama will premiere on Mnet at 3 am EST. Every Friday sees the release of a brand-new episode of Island. Simply turn on Mnet at the time specified above if it is available on your TV. However, there are various streaming choices available if you missed the episode while it was showing life or prefer the Streaming Island Kdrama. On TVING in Korea, you may watch the show online. But you may watch the program on Amazon Prime Video if you live anywhere in the world.
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Coca‑Cola Hellenic is committed to conducting all its business activities responsibly with due regard to environmental impact and sustainable performance. The Company believes that the environment is everybody's responsibility and all employees are accountable for environmental performance.
Coca‑Cola Hellenic seeks to achieve steady improvement in meeting its environmental standards while working to minimize any negative impact on the local and global environment as the Company grows its business.
To reach these targets, Coca‑Cola Hellenic:
Conducts operations in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations and applies its high internal environmental standards
Implements and certifies the internationally recognised environmental management system, ISO 14001, in all of its operations to ensure accountability and continuous improvement
Includes environmental strategies and objectives in its business planning process to ensure that management of environmental impact remains an integral part of its operations
Identifies environmental aspects, sets environmental goals, monitors results and audits processes in order to assess its performance against internal and external environmental standards
Identifies and implements ways to improve the efficiency with which the Company uses materials and resources, prevents pollution, minimises emissions, and recycles waste
Commits to conserve watersheds by saving water and treating wastewater
Commits to protecting the climate by reducing energy use and coolant emissions
Plays a leading role within the beverage industry in promoting sustainable packaging by light weighting, recycling beverage containers and using recycled content in its packages
Encourages and equips its employees to identify and act upon opportunities to improve environmental performance and waste management in the areas where they work
Partners with stakeholders in seeking and developing solutions to those environmental problems on which the Company can make an effective and lasting contribution
Communicates its environmental requirements and performance to stakeholders
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George Steiner is a literary critic who can turn to almost any subject, and has. Readers of his many reviews in The New Yorker, The Times Literary Supplement and countless other journals -- not to mention his many books, from novellas to a primer on Heidegger -- will know him for a polyglot polymath. He has studied and taught in many universities in Europe and America, most recently at Oxford. Yet he feels himself to be an outcast who has rarely received his due.
''Errata'' recounts the outlines of his itinerant life, beginning in Paris, then in Manhattan at the French Lycee, at the University of Chicago, in London, Geneva and elsewhere. But it does not do so in the manner of a conventional autobiography. The book is primarily a tour of ideas, not of places or people. Steiner's family, teachers and heroes appear only as fleeting shadows. The details of his life have been, one feels, inserted hurriedly, and largely in order to provide occasions for reflection on the intellectual world and his position in it.
Though he has plenty of admirers, Steiner has been attacked on many fronts: for parading his learning too ostentatiously, for dropping phone books of names on the slightest pretext, for occasional sloppiness, for allowing his enthusiasm to outstrip his understanding. Read some of his early, seminal works -- such as the masterly and elegantly written ''Death of Tragedy,'' published in 1961 -- and you will take a kinder view of him. Share one of his obsessions -- Shakespeare, Goethe, the Holocaust or the nature of translation, for example -- and you are bound to warm to him at least sometimes. Read this intellectual autobiography, however, and you will see that even his harshest critics also have a point.
He is scathingly skeptical about computer translation: it will never, he thinks, be able to emulate our linguistic gifts. To see how bad these programs really are, I fed some of Steiner's sentences into an English-German translation program, then fed them back into a German-English one. The results were not impressive: ''After the axiomatic moment ontological of the confidence, attack comes,'' was one. On the other hand, since Steiner's original was, ''After the axiomatic moment of ontological trust, comes aggression,'' I'm not sure it's entirely the machine's fault.
Steiner likes to drag in vocabulary from his reading in science, mathematics and philosophy. But that's usually all it is: vocabulary. Describing the oddity of Judaism, for example, he tells us that ''its parameters are those of 'strangeness,' another key-notion in current theoretical physics and cosmology.'' Hmm. One property of quarks was whimsically called ''strangeness'' by its discoverers, but this does not mean that they are strange in the sense Steiner intends. Quark properties are also jokily known as flavors. Is Steiner now going to tell us that ice cream is like quarks? In another chapter, he draws an analogy between human experience and some ''charged particles'' that he says are streaming ''unperceived'' through our planet. He means neutrinos, which are in fact not charged. His uses of ''irrational number,'' ''incommensurable,'' ''truth-functional'' and many other smart-sounding terms betray at best an indifference to what they actually mean.
Steiner worships smartness: the recent solution of Fermat's last theorem is, to him, ''a point of light in the tawdriness of the closing century.'' What he seems to hate most about our present culture is the cheapening, dumbing-down media, particularly television. Yet a book about the solution of Fermat's theorem has recently become a best seller in Britain -- thanks to a television program. One cannot argue with Steiner's charge that our century has at times sunk to new depths of depravity and barbarity. But when he rants about the despoliation of ''this scarred, crowded earth'' or the uncontrolled ''spiral of graphic brutality'' on the Internet, his rhetoric is commonplace and tired and can in many places be questioned.
Among his other dislikes are literary theorists. He thinks that the concept of theory is largely spurious when applied to the humanities because he takes the unusually narrow and scientistic view that all types of theories require rigorous experimental support, which the humanities do not seek to offer. His hostility seems mainly directed against those who have tried to develop theories of translation. This is odd because he is often credited (not least by himself) with having invented this apparently impossible discipline in his 1975 book, ''After Babel.'' On this matter, as elsewhere, Steiner seems motivated more by rancor than by logic.
Apart from his likes and dislikes, and a mere smattering of the sort of personal history, reminiscences and portraits of friends that usually make up an autobiography, the main focus of ''Errata'' is confessional. Steiner voices his regrets and admits many failings. He has ''scattered and, thus, wasted'' his strengths, he writes. He has lacked patience and tenacity. He has been careless. It may seem unkind to be hard on someone who is so hard on himself, but Steiner has an extraordinary ability to turn even his apologies into boasts. (''Despite antennae exceedingly alert to the changing 'spirit of the age,' I apprehended too late certain key shifts.'') He rues the fact that he has spread himself too thin, then regrets that he did not use his artistic gifts to illustrate books as well as write them. He castigates his own dilettantism, but also tells us that his fiction is so successful that he could have made that his main business.
He could, in short, have been a contender. In this book, a passionate student of tragedy has revealed to all -- though not, it seems, to himself -- his hubris.


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Scott highlights some of the critical thinking through the history including the difference between a patient describing they can't bend versus it hurting when they bend.
He clarifies how to determine at times that there's no more questions needed in the history and it's best to just get into the physical exam.
He also shares the three curses of the mechanical exam which were taught on the diploma program in permanent ink.
Technical aspects of the relevant lateral components and how to achieve full reduction are also discussed.


Children are going back to school across the nation this month, so the Honeycomb moms thought this was the perfect time to start a reading series aimed at helping you start your family's home library.
Reading is a staple in our homes, and we believe fostering a love of reading in children can benefit them their whole lives. My husband and I specifically, seldom miss an opportunity to introduce a new book, whether at the store or at one of our library's free story time events.
But even with two working parents in the home, it is difficult to make it out as frequently as we'd like. A home library is a must, and the Honeycomb moms are starting our recommendations with the classics.
This is intentionally first on the list. I discovered this book when I was a teenager and decided in that moment it was made for my future child. It will tug at your heartstrings and leave you with a sweet song to sing to your little one.
This is a favorite of Honeycomb mom Lauren Floyd because in this collection of short stories are plainly worded life lessons valuable for both children and adults. "OK, so most the lessons are lost on my 8-month-old son, but he loves staring at the pictures and trying to turn the pages," Lauren said.
Classic children's books and Dr. Seuss are practically synonymous. For that reason, he gets his own section on our list of classics, starting with none other than "Green Eggs and Ham". It's perfect for parents of picky eaters because it encourages children to try new foods.
This one has been read aloud in classrooms and inspiring Halloween costumes for decades. It's takeaway is simple: Listen to your parents. That's messaging all the Honeycomb moms can get behind.
A book ahead of its time, "The Lorax" is a wild and imaginative reminder to respect the earth and use its resources responsibly.
This is becoming more and more popular as a coming of age/ graduation gift. For me it will always be the best encouragement to come from a children's book.
This is the perfect story to share with your little one if you're about to welcome a new baby into your home. The protagonist started out clinging to his old chair and ended up learning a beautiful lesson about sharing and love.
Every kid knows the frustration of not being able to whistle. This book is immediately relatable, and instills the value of trying until you succeed.
If you've never read this book, you are missing out. This book teaches selflessness and eternal friendship through the relationship between the protagonist and a particularly special tree. It paints a spectacular picture of unconditional love and reminds us all of the ways trees benefit us.
We absolutely love this book! It's vibrant, melodic and an all-around treat. This is the perfect way to introduce your little one to the alphabet.
This well-known book is not just a fun read. It lays the groundwork for teaching your child cause and effect. You can also use it as a cautionary tale for why your child shouldn't be feeding strange animals.
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Ohhh I love the baby feet in your opening photo! Nice touch. Yes, I do miss the classics. I have no idea what half of the newer books are even about. LOL!
I am book marking this post for when I have children. these are some great suggestions.
Loved your photos! My son is all grown up now, but this is a lovely idea for a blog post.
Great book choices. I grew up on Dr Seuss so you can't go wrong there, but you provide a few more gems I haven't seen before that I'll have to check out!
The Lorax is one of my favorites!!
You can't go wrong with Dr. Seuss. Even as an adult I enjoy reading them.
We had every one of these when my kids were younger. The Snowy Day was a favorite so much so we had to buy several copies.
My children love when we read books to them or go to the bookstore! They have been watching The Cat in the Hat so I'm going to love incorporating more Dr. Seuss books to our library!
Oh, we only have three of these books. Adding the rest to our wishlist now.
I love collecting books. Although I walked away from a lot when I left my last "home" because I now don't have a home, really. So I did keep our Dr. Seuss though, they are great books to have around!
These are great book suggestions for the little ones. I made sure my kids grew up with a love for books and reading. That is one parenting success I can be proud of!


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The fate of Open Government in New York City
Since 2008, we have seen several Chief Executives elected who have favorable opinions toward innovation in Government. What if that was not the case? What if you had a thriving Open Government / Civic Tech community and somehow a Chief Executive or Legislative body did not want to continue its investment?
In 2011, Washington DC's mayoral turnover significantly impacted the local Open Government and Civic Technology community. Last fall, many wondered what would happen to the future of Federal Open Government initiatives if the Presidency changed hands. After the November 2012 elections, the same consternation entered my head. What if the next Mayor of New York City did not care about the technology community, open government, and the future of a digital city?
At the end of last year, Local Law 11 of 2012 was getting underway with good speed, but questions loomed on the horizon. Would they really unlock all of the city's data before the end of this administration? Would the next Mayor of New York be as supportive of Open Government and Civic Tech? Would the next Mayor appoint a Chief Analytics Officer, a Chief Digital Officer, and continue sustained innovation throughout City Hall?
Why do we need to question the future of NYC's open government?
NYC Digital's "Roadmap to a Digital City" has neatly outlined, accomplishable deadlines before the departure of the current Bloomberg Administration walks out the door. While the passage of Local Law 11 of 2012 set out future ports of harbor, these could easily be ignored under a new administration.
Back in 1989, a group of activists helped re-write the city charter to create the role of the Public Advocate, COPIC – Commission on Public Information & Communication, and the Nation's first Public Data Directory. NYC published the Nation's first Public Data Directory in 1993. As for COPIC, it has met off and on since it was founded. The current Public Advocate held ONE meeting in his four years in office. Bring us back to 2013, the current currents seemed to be taking us forward, but nothing seemed permanent.
Yesterday, as New Yorkers casted ballots on machines that were first used before the United States Freedom of Information Act passed (read 1967), hopeful winds blew. Last night, they filled the sails of the Open Government and Open Data community.
Whatever happens eight weeks from today, it is clear the next NYC administration will embrace innovation, and build upon the last 12 years.
Intro 29 – 2010 / Local Law 11 of 2012
Looking back at City's Open Data Law sponsors, 15 of the 23 sponsors won nominations for their re-election or won a nomination to a more powerful position.
The Law's primary advocate, Gale A. Brewer, won the Democratic nomination to the Manhattan Borough President's office. Should she win the general election, her office will directly control resources to the City's Community Boards, who oversee land use policy, and be the advocate for more data and resources from City and State Agencies to help Community Boards to better understand their neighborhoods. In her campaign, she singled out avid support for the NYC Transparency Working Group's work and Code for America's work.
Other Intro 29 – 2010's sponsors who won on NYC's Primary Night 2013 were Vincent J. Gentile, Letitia James, Brad S. Lander, Annabel Palma, Daniel Dromm, Daniel R. Garodnick, Diana Reyna, Darlene Mealy, Stephen T. Levin, Fernando Cabrera, Jumaane D. Williams, James G. Van Bramer, Ydanis A. Rodriguez, The Public Advocate (Mr. de Blasio).
The Mayoral race
The race for the future Mayor of New York will be most interesting. The leading candidates have histories of advocating for more digital participatory systems.
Bill de Blasio, the current Public Advocate, launched several notable Open Government initiatives under his Transparency and Accountability section of his website. (Watch Bill de Blasio's New York Tech Meetup interview.)
Agency Transparency Report Cards
A Freedom of Information Law Request Tracker
NYC's Worst Landlords watchlist 2.0
Joseph J. Lhota, who won the Republican nomination to run for the Mayor of New York is former Chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. While at the MTA, he extended Jay Walder's pioneering open data and transparency work. (Watch Joseph J. Lhota's New York Tech Meetup interview.)
The Comptroller and Public Advocate Races
While John Liu, the current City Comptroller, lost his bid for the Democratic Nomination for the Mayor, his work has set a precedent for the next Comptroller. Under Liu's watch, New York gained an open sourced, digitized City's Checkbook with an API.
Scott M. Stringer is the Democratic nominee for City Comptroller and the current Manhattan Borough President. Early in the year, the Manhattan Borough President's office hosted a one day conference on the "Start-up City."
The Start-Up City report details five key recommendations to Grow NYC's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem for all. Most of the report focuses on how to use technology and digital communities for development.
Additionally under his tenure, the Manhattan Borough President's office updated the City's Community Board Workbook to be a framework for Community Boards to better manage information.
While the Democratic Party's Public Advocate nomination has yet to be settled, the top two candidates, Daniel Squadron and Letitia James, have substantial track records in fighting for increased Government transparency. As a Council Member, Letitia James sponsored the City's Open Data law's introduction.
The Borough Presidents
In June, our friends at the Coalition for Queens, hosted a Queens Borough President Tech Policy debate where Melinda Katz, now the Democratic Nominee for the Queens Borough President, gave her thoughts on innovation, land use, and tech policy.
While as a State Senator in the Majority, Eric Adams, now the Democratic Nominee for the Brooklyn Borough President, gave ample support to de-politicise technology at the State Senate and overhaul the Senate's technology infrastructure. (Note, I worked for the State Senate's CIO Office and on these projects while Eric Adams was serving in the Senate.)
As for other Nominees for the Borough Presidents, BetaNYC is drafting an Open Government and Open Data survey to be sent to all candidates. We will report back in the middle of October.
The City Council
The most important part of last night election resides within the City Council. 11 of the 23 sponsors of the City's Open Data Law were nominated to run again. The rest were term-limited out of the City Council. Their replacements were forced to deal with an unprecedented turnover across all levels of the NYC electorate. To effectively communicate within an over saturated media market, candidates took to social media unlike any NYC election before.
There was one NYC candidate who stood out amongst the rest, Ben Kallos. Ben Kallos' is not your normal City Council Candidate. He was endorsed by Craig Newmark and Richard M. Stallman. For the last few years, Ben Kallos has been running a Drupal based website, soliciting the public for their ideas.
Additionally, Ben is one of first 50 people who joined BetaNYC when it was called "Open Government NYC." Since then, he has been a vocal member for open government and a dedicated open source developer. As a member of the Brigade and on the campaign trail, Ben spoke openly about his ideas for Open Government.
In eight weeks, New York City will vote again. In eight weeks, the old Soviet area voting machines will be replaced with their "just-as-faulty" 21st Century counterparts. Within that time, BetaNYC, NYC's Code for America brigade, will survey general election candidates and report back on the future of NYC's Open Government. Additionally, BetaNYC will launch its Digital Road Map for the next administration – Citizens Guide to a Digital Future.
In eight weeks, we will be able to calibrate out sextants and plot a new course for a new century.
In the meantime, other Brigades are starting to question their candidates on their Open Government and Open Data positions. Open Twin Cities currently distributing its questionnaire. If you have an Open Data questionnaire, tweet it at us – BetaNYC with #CfABrigade.
Notes: Daniel Squadron and Letitia James will be in a runoff election for the Democratic nomination for Public Advocate. At the time of writing, Bill de Blasio was leading the democratic nomination ballot counts, but had yet to be certified the winner. If de Blasio does not receive more than 40% of the vote, William Thompson and Bill de Blasio will have a runoff election for the Democratic nomination for Mayor.
For transparency: Noel Hidalgo, co-founder of betaNYC, contributed money to Letitia James' and Ben Kallos' campaign; he donated time and money to Antonio Reynoso's campaign.
Tagged with: gov20 • NYC2013 • nycdigital • opendata • OpenGov • OpenNY


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Great cars: Tatura Show and Shine is back for its sixth year on Sunday, October 21, at the Tatura Racecourse.
Goulburn Valley Fins and Fenders Car Club members are busy getting ready for the annual Tatura Show and Shine to get the locals' motors revving.
Opening at 9am the sixth annual show will take place at the Tatura Racecourse, Sunday, October 21.
Club secretary Janine McNiece said the show was a perfect way to relax with friends and family with the opportunity of making new friends, with so many great people and a diverse range of vehicles attending.
''The event is like a big family gathering to us each year and we look forward to catching up with the regular attendees as well as meeting new faces,'' Ms McNiece said.
She said all profits raised from the day would be donated back into the Tatura community.
''We have received so much great feedback from last year's event, thank you,'' she said.
Admission for general public on the day is a gold coin donation and entries for the 10 Rabbit Trap Trophy are $5.
Ms McNiece said the entrants and exhibitors were what make the event.
''We've received numerous emails from car clubs around the state advising of their attendance as well as clubs from NSW,'' she said.
Ms McNiece said there would be plenty of entertainment, courtesy of local businesses in the area.
''We will have a jumping castle and face painting for the kids, food and market stalls, barbecue, bar courtesy of the Tatura Hotel, Kyabram Vintage Engine Club display, SES lifesaving skills demonstration, CFA Tatura, live music by The Hustlers belting out the tunes, vehicle parade at noon and much more,'' she said.
The Tatura Show and Shine runs from 9am to 2pm at the Tatura Racecourse, 157/161 Ross St, Tatura.
■For more information, phone 0456157083.