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Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, the Pokemon Go-style AR game from Niantic set in the fantastical world of Harry Potter, is launching very soon. It was confirmed this week during a presentation in Los Angeles that the game will launch this Friday, June 21. It will be available as a free download on supported mobile phones. [Update: The wait is over, and it wasn't quite as long as expected. Wizards Unite is now available in the US and UK a day earlier than expected. You can download it on iOS or Android devices right now for free, or check out our hands-on impressions of some time spent with the new mobile game, or check out everything you need to know about Wizards Unite.]
Wizards Unite is already out in parts of the world, including Australia and New Zealand, where the game is in beta. The game's launch trailer has also been released; check it out below.
Wizards Unite is a free-to-play game supported by microtransactions. You can spend money to buy Gold, which can be spent on numerous different time-savers and more. For more on the game's microtransactions, check out GameSpot's breakdown here.
Wizards Unite was originally scheduled to launch in 2018 before being delayed into this year. You can read more about the title in our hands-on impressions, and Android users can pre-register for it on Google Play.
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Seems like Santander are preparing to push a digital only bank into other countries?
Perhaps they want to invest in new technology in a low stakes market while they get everything running, then they intend to move themselves onto the infrastructure in their big markets like the UK afterwards, once all the kinks are worked out of the system?
I don't know. You've got to be pretty sure before you implement a change that will effect 1,300,000 accounts.
The stakes would have been lower if they'd have developed the new platform for a new/fledgeling market and then back-ported it to their home market.


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Got a bad boss? You're not alone. Michelle Gibbings wants to change that
by Angela Priestley | December 15, 2020
There are bad bosses everywhere.
You could be working for one. You may know one. You may have dealt with one in the past. Indeed, you may actually be one.
If any of the above ring truth for you, hope isn't lost.
Michelle Gibbings is a workplace expert who's led a multifaceted career across the corporate sphere. She was also once a self-described 'bad boss'.
But now, with the benefit of hindsight, Michelle's used her own considerable experience– gained across a 20-year career –to pen an entire book on the subject of bad bosses and ways to shift the dial if you're the culprit.
'Bad Boss: What to do if you work for one, manage one or are one', acknowledges that bad bosses are a universal problem. They are making people miserable and workplaces less enjoyable and productive than they could be.
As Michelle says: "People don't approach me for coaching or mentoring help because they're finding the work too hard. They come to me and say I am struggling with the relationships at work."
The good news is that change is possible, but it does require some work and some background on what might just be going wrong.
Michelle learnt (through 360 feedback) more about her style of leadership than she could have ever imagined. She discovered that she moved too fast, which was creating problems in her team.
She took the news on board and decided to do something constructive: she spent her own time and money on development.
Having always sought adventure in her career, Michelle embraced this new opportunity for change and transformation. A born learner, she was happy to be challenged and open to a new approach. "My motto was that if it doesn't work out, I'll find something new," she says.
Of course, the thought of self-transformation will terrify many leaders, and this is part of the problem. Being adaptive is key to success, especially when you consider the future of work.
Though resolute, Michelle says confidence is something she works at on a daily basis. She's gradually overcoming the feeling of nausea that used to wash over her in corporate meetings.
"I realised that if I couldn't overcome this, I would never progress," she says.
But as part of her self-growth, she learnt to appreciate that fear of speaking up is ok and nerves can be a good thing if harnessed correctly. Her simple tip for others in the same boat? Breath.
"I breath, I slow down. I shift that energy," she says.
It's a tip that doesn't just work to build confidence, but also for managing other people.
How to be a good leader?
You will find a lot of information on how to be a good "big picture" leader: to have vision, to give direction, to iterate and come up with new idea and move and pivot businesses.
But what can often get lost in this advice is the importance of good leaders valuing and respecting others – particularly junior colleagues.
"Often as leaders we want to think it's all about the big picture, but it's the small things that matter," Michelle says.
It's about positive interactions with people daily and showing them they're worthy of your time and focus.
She says leaders must recognise just how much communication matters and suggest building in regular patterns of communication behaviour – like regular, short team meetings and check ins.
"Don't ever cancel a one on one. It's often the first thing that gets pushed, postponed, or cancelled by leaders. Cancelling tells that team member that they are last on the order of priority. Don't do it."
"Turn up to meetings and turn up on time. Don't cancel unless it's urgent. Remember that everyone ultimately wants to feel respected and valued."
"You need to know the line you won't cross," says Michelle. "When you cross that line and you've sold your soul, sold your integrity, that's so hard to recover from."
And once you've even inched a little over that line, given yourself away, it becomes easier to do it again…and again. Before you know it, you've moved well beyond the line.
Michelle advocates for people to take 360 surveys – and there are a variety of tools online to gain a better assessment of the situation. It helps leaders bridge the gap between how they think they lead, and how other people actually experience it.
Employers, rethink the pathways to management
Some people are simply not built for management and have no desire to rebuild themselves in order to support and lead teams.
That's ok.
Often, the problem is how organisations place value on people doing good technical work – they progress such individuals by giving them people to manage.
But technical brilliance doesn't automatically make you brilliant at managing people – and in many cases people don't want to take on the burden of a team anyway.
As such, Michelle says organisations need to introduce dual pathways of progression. One pathway involves leadership and management, and you get support and training for such responsibilities accordingly. The other pathway allows people to progress according to their technical skills and abilities in the work and job they are doing.
Of course, it's one thing to be armed with this knowledge. From there, leaders have to be willing to listen to the feedback and to, where necessary, consider adjustments to their behaviour.
"There is the awareness piece, and the idea that you have to want to change," says Michelle. "No one can force you to change."
Leading in the future
We've faced a lot of change in 2020, but we're due for a lot more, especially as we consider how automation will further enter the workforce.
Leadership must evolve with the times, so what will be important?
Michelle believes we can't forget the soft skills. "At the end of the day, a robot can't give you hug," she says.
"The ability to critically analyse, to think, to process information– all that will be really important," she says.
"The soft skills will be the differentiator. Anything that is a process, well that can be automated. The things that can't get automated are how you think, the creativity, the connection you have with other people."
Michelle's latest book is published by Wiley. It's available in good stores and at Booktopia here.
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The 1995 New Brunswick general election was held on September 11, 1995, to elect 55 members to the 53rd New Brunswick Legislative Assembly, the governing house of the province of New Brunswick, Canada.

The Liberals were again victorious.  McKenna's personal popularity allowed the Liberals to maintain a large majority while the Tories managed only 6 seats, while the CoR lost all theirs.  The combined PC-CoR vote exceeded that of the Liberals in an additional 10 ridings (Albert, Fundy Isles, Kings East, Mactaquac, Petitcodiac, Saint John-Fundy, Southwest Miramichi, Victoria-Tobique, Western Charlotte and Woodstock).

Also of note, there were 55 ridings in this election, as opposed to 58 in previous elections.  It was the first time boundaries were redrawn in New Brunswick since 1974.

Background
Valcourt, a popular politician from Edmundston, had served as an MP from 1984 to 1993, and served in the cabinets of Prime Ministers Brian Mulroney and Kim Campbell. The New Brunswick Tories had been in shambles for the better part of a decade. They were shut out of the legislature in 1987, and won only three seats and third place in 1991. The internal meltdown of the CoR party had left them much room on the right, and polls showed that there would be a competitive race.

The election marked the debut of Bernard Valcourt as a provincial politician, and as leader of a reinvigorated Progressive Conservative Party. Frank McKenna sought a third term for his Liberal government, while the Confederation of Regions (CoR) party struggled to survive after considerable internal strife. Elizabeth Weir tried to expand her New Democratic Party's foothold in the legislature.

Results

* Natural Law did not contest the 1991 election.

Candidates
Many new and changed districts were used for the first time in this election as a result of an electoral redistribution.

Legend
bold denotes a party leader
italics denotes a potential candidate who has not received his/her party's nomination
† denotes an incumbent who is not running for re-election
* denotes an incumbent seeking re-election in a new district

Northern New Brunswick

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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|1. Restigouche West
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|Jean Paul Savoie 3,745
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|Luc LeBrun 3,230
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|Wendy Martin 200
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|Marcelle Lamontagne (Natural Law) 93
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|Jean-Paul Savoie
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|2. Campbellton
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|Edmond Blanchard 4,831
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|Florent Jim Levesque 1,207
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|Louis Renaud 425
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|Harold I. Hargrove (CoR) 368Laurent Maltais (Natural Law) 93
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|Edmond Blanchard
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|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|3. Dalhousie-Restigouche East
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Carolle de Ste. Croix 4,006
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Gail Walsh 743
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Aurèle Ferlatte 2,753
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Charles Gendron Stewart (Ind.) 220Chris Jensen (Natural Law) 81
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|Allan Maher†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
|-
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|Rayburn Doucett†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|4. Nigadoo-Chaleur
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|Albert Doucet 4,421
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|Maxime Lejeune 2,555
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|Ulric DeGrâce 662
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|Francine Richard (Natural Law) 126
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|Albert Doucet
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|5. Bathurst
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|Marcelle Mersereau 4,956
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|Graham Wiseman 695
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|Kim Power 824
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|William Parker (Natural Law) 88
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|Marcelle Mersereau
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|6. Nepisiguit
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|Alban Landry 3,715
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|Anne-Marie Gammon 1,953
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|Normand Savoie 690
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|Andie Haché (Natural Law) 87
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|Frank Branch†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|7. Caraquet
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|Bernard Thériault 4,367
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|Bernard Haché 1,804
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|Jean-Marie Nadeau 1,792
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|Marc Boulay (Natural Law) 68
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|Bernard Thériault
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|8. Lamèque-Shippagan-Miscou
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|Jean-Camille DeGrâce 4,124
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|Paul Robichaud 4,096
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|Daniel Brindle 222
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|Gilles Godin 56
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|Jean Gauvin†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|9. Centre-Péninsule
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|Denis Landry 3,448
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|Roland Mallais 2,749
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|Pierre Cousineau 373
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|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|10. Tracadie-Sheila
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|George McLaughlin 3,803
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|Elvy Robichaud 4,214
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|Aldoria Noël 172
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|Elvy Robichaud
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Eastern New Brunswick

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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|11. Miramichi Bay
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|Danny Gay 3,504
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|Jim Gordon 3,334
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|Mary M. Parker 237
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|Allison Furlotte (CoR) 91
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|Danny Gay
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|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|12. Miramichi-Bay du Vin
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Frank McKenna 5,089
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Scott Hickey 2,114
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Debbie McGraw 617
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Brian E. Farrah (Natural Law) 92
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|Frank McKenna
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
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|Reg MacDonald
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|13. Miramichi Centre
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|John McKay 4,081
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|Paul Dawson 3,803
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|Terry Carter 353
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|John McKay
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|14. Southwest Miramichi
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|Reg MacDonald* 3,227
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|Andy Dawson 2,326
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|Allan Goodfellow 337
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|Gerald Stewart (CoR) 1,055Gayer Holmes (Ind.) 147
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|Brent Taylor†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|15. Rogersville-Kouchibouguac
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|Kenneth Johnson 3,530
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|Hermel Mazerolle 2,728
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|Charles Richard 493
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|
|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
|-
|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|16. Kent
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Alan Graham 4,318
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Stéphane Comeau 903
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|John LaBossiere 522
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Percy R. Beers (CoR) 387
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|Alan Graham
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
|-
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|Conrad Landry†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|17. Kent South
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|Camille Thériault 6,313
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|Charles Ryan 1,774
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|Clifford Meunier 740
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|
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|Camille Thériault
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|18. Shediac-Cap-Pélé
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|Bernard Richard 6,963
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|Jean-Claude Bourque 1,006
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|John Gagnon 543
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|Bernard Richard
|}

Southeastern New Brunswick

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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|19. Tantramar
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|Marilyn Trenholme 3,414
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|Eric Wheeler 654
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|Berkeley Fleming 844
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|Julia Stevens 553
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|Marilyn Trenholme Counsell
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|20. Dieppe-Memramcook
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|Greg O'Donnell 6,639
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|Bernard Lord 2,181
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|Bernice Butler 577
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|Robert Henry 177
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|Greg O'Donnell
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|21. Moncton East
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|Ray Frenette 4,466
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|Brian Donaghy 1,302
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|Gérard Snow 854
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|Gerry Fullerton 604
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|Ray Frenette
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|22. Moncton South
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|Jim Lockyer 4,332
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|Bob Leighton 1,236
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|Blair McInnis 577
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|Don Freeman 861
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|James E. Lockyer
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|23. Moncton North
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|Gene Devereux 4,333
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|Marc LeBlanc 1,139
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|Mark Robar 608
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|Cyril Flanagan 945
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|Michael Boucher (Natural Law) 40
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|vacant
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|24. Moncton Crescent
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|Kenneth R. MacLeod 3,832
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|Barbara Winsor 1,489
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|Richard Hay 426
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|Dean Ryder 1,017
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|Richard Mullins 227
|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|25. Petitcodiac
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|Hollis Steeves 2,398
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|Charles Harmer 1,650
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|Jennifer Stairs 310
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|Tom Taylor 1,673
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|Dennis Cochrane†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|26. Riverview
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|Al Kavanaugh 4,090
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|Scott MacGregor 1,712
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|David Bailie 317
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|Doug Roper 1,436
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|Gordon Wilden*
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|27. Albert
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|Harry Doyle 2,871
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|Wayne Steeves 1,964
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|Elizabeth Venart 353
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|Doug Duff 1,350
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|Beverly Brine†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|28. Kings East
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|LeRoy Armstrong 3,074
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|Hazen Myers 3,030
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|Brian Stone 325
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|Gordon Willden* 548
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|Brian A. Chown (Ind.) 193
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|Hazen Myers
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Greater Saint John & Fundy Coast

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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|29. Hampton-Belleisle
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|Georgie Day* 3,310
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|Ronald Hatfield 2,837
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|Shirley Short 870
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|Ben Macaulay 456
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|Neil Dickie (Natural Law) 69
|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|30. Kennebecasis
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|Peter LeBlanc 3,279
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|John van Kralingen 2,069
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|Elizabeth Thompson 1,522
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|Bob Ross 471
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|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|31. Saint John-Fundy
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|Stuart Jamieson 2,447
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|Rodney Weston 2,263
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|Aubrey Fougere 968
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|Bernard Toole 224
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|Phyllis Johnston (Natural Law) 49
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|Stuart Jamieson
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|32. Saint John-Kings
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|Laureen Jarrett 3,176
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|Bill Artiss 2,561
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|Pam Coates 825
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|Gary Ewart (Ind.) 497Allison Pring (Natural Law) 60
|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|33. Saint John Champlain
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|Roly MacIntyre 2,222
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|Lisa Keenan 1,547
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|Paula Tippett 1,888
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|Christina Green 200
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|George Jenkins†
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|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|34. Saint John Harbour
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Robert A. Higgins 1,813
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Lloyd Betts 702
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Elizabeth Weir 2,901
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Roland Griffith 137
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Janice MacMillan (Natural Law) 52
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|John Mooney†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
|-
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|Elizabeth Weir
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|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|35. Saint John Portland
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Leo McAdam 2,454
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Trevor Holder 2,113
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Greg Barry 1,507
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Terry Van Duzee 209
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|
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|Leo McAdam
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
|-
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|Shirley Dysart†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|36. Saint John Lancaster
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|Jane Barry 2,954
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|Norm McFarlane 2,673
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|Kenneth Wilcox 1,030
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|Peter Whitebone 215
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|Richard Gerrior (Ind.) 188Christopher Collrin (Natural Law) 49
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|Jane Barry
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|37. Grand Bay-Westfield
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|Edward Kelly 1,583
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|Milt Sherwood 2,332
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|Julie Dingwell 1,471
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|Colby Fraser 527
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|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|38. Charlotte
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Sheldon Lee 3,645
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Sharon Tucker 1,269
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Eugene Dugas 124
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Lynn Mason 107
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Teresa James (Ind.) 54
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|Sheldon Lee
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
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|Eric Allaby
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|39. Fundy Isles
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|Eric Allaby* 1,201
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|Bob Jackson 1,111
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|Bill Barteau 77
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|John Cunningham 171
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|colspan=2 align=center bgcolor=whitesmoke|new district
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|rowspan=3 bgcolor=whitesmoke|40. Western Charlotte
| rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Ann Breault 3,076
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Ken Stevens 1,752
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|John Alexander 257
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|Tony Huntjens 1,590
|rowspan=3|
|rowspan=3|
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|Reid Hurley†
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|bgcolor=whitesmoke colspan=2 align=center|merged district
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|Ann Breault
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Greater Fredericton

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|bgcolor=whitesmoke|41. Oromocto-Gagetown
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|Vaughn Blaney* 3,537
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|Jody Carr 1,861
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|Sandra Burtt 390
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|Doug Tyler* 3,743
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|Stephen McCready 2,177
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|Danny Young 420
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|Connie Webber 1,501
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|Jim Wilson 4,235
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|Walter Brown 1,778
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|Patricia Kennedy 929
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|Nancy Curtis 857
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|David Peterson 1,980
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|John Flynn 3,632
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|Martin MacMullin 1,815
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|Bruce Smith 3,306
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|Fred Hanson 3,058
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|David Kennedy 530
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22nd March 2018 to 21st April 2018
Notice is hereby given that the Essex County Council has made the above Order under
Sections 1(1), 2(1) to (3), 3(2), 4(1), 4(2), 32(1), 35(1), 45, 46, 49, 53 and Parts III and IV of
Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
Effect of the order:
1. To revoke all existing waiting restrictions on the following length of Bull Hill Road and Oxford
Road, Clacton in the District of Tendring as specified:
Bull Hill Road, Clacton
BOTH SIDES: from its junction with Oxford Road for its entire length,
including turning head.
Clacton
BOTH SIDES: from its junction with Valley Road, southwards to a point
approximately 17 metres north of its junction with Severn Road; a total
distance of approximately 426 metres.
2. To introduce 'No Waiting at Any Time' restrictions on the following length of access road to
Superstore/filling station, Bull Hill Road and Oxford Road, Clacton in the District of Tendring
as specified:
Access road to
filling station,
NORTH SIDE: From its junction with Oxford Road, westwards for a distance
of approximately 11 metres.
SOUTH: From its junction with Oxford Road, westwards for a distance
Tile ref: TM175 160 & TM175 162 revision 2 to revision 3
Bull Hill Road,
BOTH SIDES: From its junction with Oxford Road for its entire length, including
the turning head.
BOTH SIDES: From its junction with Valley Road, southwards to the
northern-most end of the Bus Stop; a distance of approximately 30 metres.
WEST SIDE: From a point approximately 73 metres south east from its
junction with Valley Road, generally south east for a distance of 60 metres
to the extended northern wall line of the (Asda) Superstore Building (inclusive
of roundabout).
EAST SIDE: From a point approximately 65 metres south east from its
3. To introduce 'No Waiting Mon-Sat 9am-6pm' restriction on the following length of Oxford
Road, Clacton in the District of Tendring:
WEST SIDE: (reinstate existing timed restriction) From the extended northwest
wall line of the (Asda) Superstore Building, southwards to a point
approximately 17 metres north of its junction with Severn Road; a distance
of approximately 294 metres (to tie in with existing NWAAT restriction)
Tile ref: TM175 157 revision 3 to revision 4
WEST SIDE: From a point approximately 30 metres south of its junction with
Valley Road, southwards for a distance of approximately 43 metres.
EAST SIDE: From a point approximately 30 metres south of its junction with
This Order will be incorporated into The Essex County Council (Tendring District) (Permitted
Parking Area and Special Parking Area) (Consolidation) Order 2008 by substituting tile numbers
TM175 160, TM175 162 revision 2 to revision 3, TM175 157 revision 3 to revision 4.
Date of operation: The Order will come into operation on 9 April 2018.
Further details: A copy of the Order and plans may be examined during normal office hours
at County Hall, Chelmsford CM1 1LX.
Application to the high court: Anyone who wishes to question the validity of the Order of any
provision contained in it on the grounds that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road
Traffic Regulation Act 1984 or on the grounds that any requirement of the Act, or any instrument
made under it, has not been complied with in relation to the Order, may within six weeks from
the date of the making of the Order apply to the High Court for this purpose.
(Abbigail Gardens, Clacton-on-Sea) (20mph Zone) Order 201*
Notice is hereby given that Essex County Council proposes to make the above Order under
Sections 84(1) (a) and (2) and Part III of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
The effect of the Order: To introduce a 20mph Zone on Abbigail Gardens, Clacton-on-Sea in
the District of Tendring, from its junction with Holland Road, south east and south west for its
entire length.
Further details: A copy of the draft Order, a copy of this notice, a map illustrating the proposal
and a Statement of Reasons may be examined at all reasonable hours at Network Assurance,
A2 Annexe Seax House, Victoria Road South, Chelmsford; Tendring District Council, Town Hall,
Station Road, Clacton and Clacton Library, Station Road, Clacton-on-Sea. These documents
can also be viewed on the Essex Highways website http://www.essexhighways.org/transportand-
roads/Highway-Schemes-and-Developments/traffic-regulation-orders.aspx
Objections: Anyone who wishes to object to the proposed Orders should send the grounds
for their objection in writing to 'TRO Comments, Network Assurance, A2 Annexe Seax House,
Victoria Road South, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1QH' or e-mail to TrafficRegulation.Order@
essexhighways.org quoting reference TRAF/6700, by 13 April 2018.
Essex County Council, Network Assurance, A2 Annexe, Seax House, Victoria Road South,
Chelmsford, Essex CM1 1QH Telephone: 0345 603 7631
Website: www.essex.gov.uk/highways
Essex County Council (Tendring District) (Permitted Parking Area and Special Parking Area) (Amendment No.62) Order 201* Notice is hereby
Notice effective from Thu 1 Feb 18 to Sat 3 Mar 18


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Pallekele: Chairman of selectors MSK Prasad on Monday said that former skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's future is being discussed at selection meetings but they will look at alternatives only if the Jharkhand dasher doesn't deliver.
After explaining Yuvraj Singh's omission, Prasad was asked about Dhoni and he replied: "You have been fair and I will be honest. Discussions happen about everybody. It is not just MS. When we pick, when we talk about combinations, we talk about everybody. You will also see in times to come."
Asked about Dhoni's future, the chairman said that it's difficult to predict but till he is delivering for the team, it shouldn't be a problem.
"You never know. We don't say it is an automatic thing (selection) but we will see. We are all stakeholders.
"We all want the Indian team to do well. If he is delivering, why not? If he is not, we will have to look at alternatives," Prasad answered in a pragmatic manner.
He then drew the Andre Agassi analogy about how some players get better with age.
"I was just reading Andre Agassi's autobiography 'Open', his life actually started after 30 years. Till then, he won two or three. His actual life started after that. He lived under the media pressure with the question "When are you going to retire?" But he played till 36 and he won so many Grand Slams."


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A bill to defund Planned Parenthood failed a procedural vote in the U.S. Senate today. Sen. Dan Sullivan is a co-sponsor. Sen. Lisa Murkowski voted to advance the defunding measure also, but she says she doesn't want to see Planned Parenthood's funding removed without an investigation.
"A move to wholesale defund Planned Parenthood is just not smart," she said just outside the Senate chamber after a procedural vote on the defunding bill.
Murkowski says she wanted the bill to advance so she could vote for an amendment offered by Republican moderates Susan Collins of Maine and Mark Kirk of Illinois. That measure would have required the Justice Department to investigate whether Planned Parenthood or its affiliates violated federal law regarding the harvest of fetal tissue. The Collins-Kirk measure would have cut off funding just to the facilities, if any, that profited from that practice. (Today's procedural vote split Collins and Kirk. Collins voted to advance the defunding bill with hopes of amending it. Kirk was the only Republican to vote agasint advancing the bill.)
The reasons Murkowski is giving for her vote are nuanced and likely to be lost in the heated debate. After the vote, the Alaska Democratic Party issued a statement headlined "Murkowski Abandons Alaska Women." On the other side, Jim Minnery of Alaska Family Action, has been urging his anti-abortion followers to tell Murkowski to support the bill.
Murkowski, who is up for re-election next year, has had a complex stand on abortion and women's health issues since her days in the Alaska Legislature, and she has alternately pleased and angered both sides of the abortion debate.
Murkowski says she knows people will read a lot of meaning into today's vote. She says she believes Plannned Parenthood does good work and she notes that it provides health care to 21,000 Alaskans.
"What I'm opposed to is any measure that would completely defund … important services to men and women. Unless, unless there has been illegal action," she said. "And we don't know if there has been."
She says she was repulsed by the videos taken by anti-abortion activists in which Planned Parenthood officials seem to discuss compensation for providing fetal tissue for research and methods of collection. Murkowski today asked the U.S. attorney general for an investigation.
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Massachusetts Alimony Reform Act goes into effect March 1, 2012
The following is a summary of highlights of the new Alimony Reform law in Massachusetts.
Alimony: New Law Establishes Durational Limits
Long Term marriages (greater than 20 years): Alimony will end at retirement age as defined by Social Security Act;
5 years or less: Maximum Alimony term is 50% of the number of months of marriage;
10 years or less, but greater than 5 years: Maximum Alimony term is 60% of the number of months of marriage;
15 years or less, but greater than 10 years: Maximum Alimony term is 70% of the number of months of marriage;
Other durational limits apply for "Rehabilitative Alimony," "Reimbursement Alimony," and "Transactional Alimony";
Alimony Calculations: Second Spouse's Income and Assets Excluded:
If the payor remarries, income and assets of the payor's spouse shall not be considered in determining an alimony amount in a modification action.
Child Support: Gross Income is Excluded from Alimony
"For purposes of setting an alimony order, the Court shall exclude from its income calculation gross income which the court has already considered for setting a child support order…"
Child Support: Alimony Term is Co-Terminus with Child Support
"Where the Court orders alimony concurrent with or subsequent to a child support order, the combined duration of alimony and child support shall not exceed the longer of (i) the alimony duration available at the time of divorce; or (ii) rehabilitative alimony commencing upon the termination of child support."
Alimony: Maximum Amount Limited
"…the amount of alimony should generally not exceed the recipient's need or between 30 and 35 percent of the difference between the parties gross incomes established at the time of the order being issued."
Alimony: Second Job or Overtime Income Not Included in Alimony Modification
Income from a second job or overtime work shall be presumed immaterial to alimony modification if:
(1) A party works more than a single full-time equivalent position; and
(2) The second job or overtime commenced after entry of the initial order
Insurance: Payment of Health Insurance and/or Life Insurance Reduces Alimony Obligation
In setting an initial alimony order, or in modifying an existing order, the Court may deviate from duration and amount limits for General Term Alimony and Rehabilitative Alimony upon written findings that deviation is necessary. Grounds for deviation may include:
(1) Whether the payor spouse is providing health insurance and the cost of health insurance for the recipient spouse;
(2) Whether the payor spouse has been ordered to secure life insurance for the benefit of the recipient spouse and the cost of such insurance
Cohabitation: Suspends, Reduces, or Terminates Alimony
General Term Alimony shall be suspended, reduced or terminated upon the cohabitation of the recipient spouse when the payor shows that the recipient has maintained a common household with another person for a continuous period of at least three months.
Remarriage: Alimony Ends if Recipient Remarries
Alimony: Term Extensions Limited and Require Clear and Convincing Evidence
The Court may grant a recipient an extension of an existing alimony order for good cause shown. In granting such an extension, the Court must enter written findings of:
(i) A material change of circumstances that occurred after entry of the alimony judgment; and
(ii) Reasons for the extension that are supported by clear and convincing evidence.
Modification of Orders Existing Prior to March 1, 2012: Permitted
If there are no other factors present in your circumstances warranting a modification, you may seek a modification as follows:
If married 5 years or less, on or after March 1, 2013;
If married 10 years or less, but more than 5 years, on or after March 1, 2014;
If married 15 years or less, but more than 10 years, on or after March 1, 2015;
If any payor has reached full retirement age, or who will reach full retirement age on or before March 1, 2015, on or after March 1, 2013
You may review entire text of the new Alimony Reform law .
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I want to start Ballet. I used to do it and would now like to try again.
Today the Year 4 Leavers, Mrs Perry and I travelled to Warminster School for a special day of science, PE and music. First of all we travelled into the world of CSI as we tried to solve a crime that had been committed. We took finger prints and matched them to ones found at 'the scene of the crime'. We went on to identify the perpetrator of the crime by investigating a range of inks taken from different pens. It was such fun!
Then, after a short break, the children had a tennis lesson. This was also very enjoyable although it rained very hard and we had to come in early.
Finally we had a drumming lesson. This was absolutely terrific! The teacher was 'outstanding' in my view and the children had a brilliant time playing the djembe African drums.
Finally the school treated us to lunch and this was delicious.
It was a really enjoyable day and we are very grateful to the staff of Warminster School for the invitation and for the welcome received to day.
At half-term I went to see Blakeney on a life-boat and saw I two types of seal, one was the Common Seal and one was the Grey and a bird called the Sandwich Tern.
It was my big sisters birthday Chloe she was 12, we went out breakfast and tea and my sisters and cousins went to watch snow white and the huntsman. i did not get to watch it because it was to scary.
my Grandad had a car crash so we visited him in hospital ,me and my sister emily ate the rest of his chocolate fingers.
my sister got three birthday cakes she is soooooo lucky.
I really liked going on the swing and I enjoyed the climbing frame even though my welly got stuck and I had a little bit of trouble getting it out. The lady had a roses tin, I thought we were having chocolates but it was full of biscuits to squish with our marshmallows. But first we had to toast them. I took home a big long stick. I hope Murphy doesn't chew it. Cant wait week for next week .
I passed my first ballet exam. I got a certificate and a rosette. It was fun and I like bending my knees in a diamond shape. Rosie my sister does ballet now too she is in melody bear class.
At Rockley Park I swam without armbands.
I went BMX racing in Exeter for my first regional race, I finished 5th and got my first medal. On bank holiday Monday I went to a barbecue at Bath BMX track, it was lots of fun.
Me Daniel Jamie Beau and Margot made a film about a haunted house. Me Daniel Jamie and Beau super heroes and Margot was a monster and she kept scaring us. And here it is.
I hav had luvlee holidays. I luve my mummy and dady.
The last day of school before the half term break was centred around the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations. The whole school dressed in red, white and blue! Ladies from the Mothers' Union came into school to help the children to decorate special jubilee biscuits which were then eaten at lunchtime! Yum. The MU ladies were so complementary about the way the children had behaved which was great to hear. Everyone made a 'crown' to wear during the picnic, we all made bunting ready for the 'Berkley Olympics', and in Badgers' class we began to draw portraits of the Queen – which we will finish next half term.
It had not been the best of weather so the field was wet. We decided to have our picnic on the playground which worked out quite well. Chloe and Max's mum with the help of Christopher's mum had made 100 small cakes which were beautifully presented on cake stands. And they were delicious – so a huge thank you to them for their thoughtfulness.
After the lunch Mrs Langton organised everyone for a country dancing session which was fun and then Mrs White led a very loud three cheers for the Queen – which we have been told she heard in London!!!
After that we all went back to our own rooms before starting an extra long Golden Time [ Diamond Time?] when children from the different classes mixed together.
We took lots of wonderful photos which will appear on the website once we return to school.
On saturday me and my family went to Lucas's house.We had lots of fun. We went swimming and we went to a jubilee fete. We watched a punch and judy show. On monday we went to Nana and Grandad.
I had a jubilee party. All my friends came. We played lots of games.my favourite game was the egg and spoon race.
We had a Jubilee party in our car park, all our frends came, it was lot's of fun.We had teams for the mini Olympics, I was in the orange teams, OUR TEAM WON!
I went to a farm and rod a hors colled trigger. and i saw my little sister rid a hors called george. I had fun.
On monday me Henry & Rudy & mummy daddy are going to london .We are going there to watch a band and on tuesday we are going to see the queen.Mummy thinks that the queen will be in a posh car with her daughter princess Anne and 3 sons prince charles and prince Edward and prince Andrew.


Sakurai and Amano continue their profession saving souls, but it seems to be having an affect on both of them. For Sakurai, constantly reading and reliving the traumatic experiences of the departed is taking a toll on his general well-being, but for Amano, the job is changing him in unexpected ways. These changes bring back lost memories of his previous life - memories that should no longer exist - and this starts Amano on a journey to find himself. For his brief existence, Amano has only known a life of saving souls, but perhaps now he can save his own lost soul.


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Quinta Brunson Is On Her Own Fashion Journey
The Emmy-winning multi-hyphenate Quinta Brunson is known for her comedic prowess. But fashion is becoming increasingly important to the writer-producer-actor—who recently signed a lucrative long-term deal with Warner Brothers. Brunson recently hit the Black Panther red carpet, resembling an inimitable Wakanda warrior in her own right. She wore a bold blue velvet and metallic gold number designed by Bibhu Mohapatra and styled by Bryon Javar (Brunson's stylist). The star says she would have "worn a black smock if I could've" to the premiere event, which comes after the passing of the franchise's lead, Chadwick Boseman. But thanks to the help and gentle urging of Javar, Brunson landed on a look equal parts eye-catching and tasteful.
Brunson's gradual and considered journey towards style savvy is mirrored through Janine, the internet-beloved lead character she plays on the feel-good workplace comedy Abbott Elementary. The knockout Omicron-era hit from last year began airing its highly anticipated second season in late September. Things have changed a bit for the Abbott staff since we last saw them. Brunson teases an interesting style progression for Janine, who is newly single and, as Brunson puts it, "seeking structure," over the course of the season.
Another interesting on-screen fashion moment for the booked and busy comedian: appearing in the newly released Weird Al-biopic as '80s-era Oprah Winfrey. Brunson says she strived to be nuanced in her imitation and study old episodes of Winfrey's influential talk show, but not box herself in too much. That's because, much like the real-life figure at the heart of the film, Weird is a freewheeling parody-laden comedy. Nothing should be taken seriously in the film. Still, Brunson worked hard to deliver an engaging and believable version of Oprah on-screen. In one scene, she wears a peak '80s Oprah outfit: a DVF-style wrap dress accessorized with a large belt around the waist. Voilà! Brunson conjures up memories of VHS tapes and giant scrunchies.
"Ask someone to do an Oprah impression and they'll go, 'YOU GET A CAR!' or 'OPRAH!'" Brunson says. "But that's not really layered. It was more about who she was when she was just talking." There was also a careful survey of the voluminous and blown-out hair the star rocked throughout the decade. (Hey, it was the '80s!)
Below, Brunson unpacks becoming Oprah and the style journey viewers can expect on season two of Abbott Elementary.
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From exploring Japan and Thailand to eating with Frankie Boyle and Arnold Schwarzenegger, this month we're getting to know Michael.
Who is your hero/who do you look up to?
If I had to pick one person it would be Will Smith. He is a very experienced and clever man who is extremely busy in a whole range of different fields. The way he lives his life and experiences so many different things on a day to day basis really interests me.
Where in the world would you most like to visit?
I would love to travel and explore Japan and Thailand. There is so much culture and energy in these places I think it would be really interesting to explore.
What's your favourite film and song?
If you could have any job in the world, which one would you choose?
A travel blogger. This would mean that I could work from anywhere in the world and spend all my time traveling all over the globe experiencing different cultures and places.
What's the best piece of advice anybody has given you?
Life is too short to not do things that you love. I have tried to make the most of every experience that has been offered to me. Live life without regret.
If you were stranded on a desert island and you could choose three things to have, what would they be?
A sailing boat, a knife and Bear Grylls. I think these would give me the best chance of getting off the island.
You're hosting a dinner party and can invite any three people (dead or alive) who would you invite and why?
Frankie Boyle, Steve Cook, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
What one item would you want to save if your house was on fire?
The meal I would eat for the rest of my life would be a chicken korma with garlic naan bread.
For you, what's the best thing about training at Speedflex?
I enjoy working with the people I work with. Everyone is close and is always there to help each other out if needed.
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I really like the Berry one! Copper looks kind of cool too.
holy Kratos' balls, the orange one is mine!
OMG, BERRY BLUE!!! I need to replace one of my controllers and have been trying to decide on which one…but it has to be Berry Blue. I love that color!
So let me get this right, Sony put all this time and effort into making different color controllers when they could have actually done something useful like backwards compatibility? This is what I pay for?
The PS4 doesn't have a cell chip to run PS3 games. If it did it would jack up the price. It could play PSOne and PS2 games. Which I do wish they added more of.
Hope Sony never makes a bet on someone like you. Would prefer new leaps in graphics, storytelling, tech, rather then have an ability to play old on smth that can run 4k/VR.
sqeeker1980 It's funny that you seem to think it took lots of time and effort to release new controller colors, you have no idea what you're talking about. And you are so focused on backwards compatibility over anything else, go buy a PS3 and play all your old games instead of crying about a feature that was never included in the launch of the PS4. You are lucky Playstation Now even exists. Here's an idea, next time you decide you want to buy a new console don't expect it to be for just playing old games. It's a good thing Sony puts all the time and effort into new features instead of being stuck in a time machine and dwell on old things.
Yeah squeeker because there are only 3 people that work in all of Sony so they had a choice between making some controllers with different colors or engineering backwards compatibility. Both things take equally as much effort, so they settled it with a coin toss.
That orange one is a must!!!! So that's Spider-Man and a new DS4 next month.
Bravo Sony! Or dare I say Bravia!? Not only have you been bringing the killer games month after month but the sheer amount of limited edition consoles and Dualshock colors is the kind of stuff I felt was lacking last generation. You guys are absolutely killing it time and time again! So, so happy to have made Playstaion home for the past 20+ years, thank you!
I wonder if these can handle a headset plugged into them without experiencing catastrophic input lag, unlike my current DS4s.
While supplies last? So these are NOT here to stay? Those are basically a batch of another limited edition controllers? Why no accent on this then?
Like I still remember sunset orange was limited and I'm lucky I got one. Until it's down on d-pad stopped working for no reason, no physical damage detected.
Finally Sunset hits the U.S.! I have been hatin on them Aussies for almost a year now. Glad i didnt drop 100 bucks on it. yay!
The link above doesn't have any pre-order details for the new colors. I'll definitely be grabbing the Sunset Orange as a Mets fan!
I'm definitely going the Berry route. I already imported the Sunset Orange from Spain way back. Can't wait for my… 8th Dualshock 4!?
The Sunset Orange look like Denver Bronco Colors the Copper looks sweet.
But I wouldn't mind if Sony made a Dualshock 4 with Notre Dame Colors (Navy Blue,and Gold),or Colorado Avanche Colors (Burgundy,and Blue with Silver,and Black buttons) as like an idea for the next lineup of colors even a Kelly Green DualShock 4.
Anyone know when preorders go up?
Berry Blue any day…nicely done Sony.The Blue Camo one though…it's as dull as it gets.
Xbox did the blue camo way better, the PS4's looks very toy-like and cheap. Why not have the camo cover the entire controller instead of just the face?
Berry Blue and Sunset Orange look real nice. But have controllers always cost so much? 75CAD is a full AAA game. Hopefully these controllers have better battery life than the regular ones to make the price a bit more bearable but I doubt it.
The baseball controller. But it's only for the PS3. Oh well.
YES!!! The Sunset Orange is being sold in the US now! Awhg, I really wish I didn't already own 3 controllers!
I own 6 already, go for it! And besides you need at least 4 for the best couch-co-op!
Really digging the berry one!
The ORANGE ! The Berry one is cool too ! BUT THE ORANGE !!
I want the sunset orange one!!! It's sick!!!
Ok both Berry Blue and Sunset Orange look really sweet colors and I like both of them but I would go with Sunset Orange.
Was really hopeing for purple or pink but nonetheless cool!
I personally wish you could design your own controller like with Xbox Design Lab, 'cause that would be freakin awesome!
I'm a fan…of none of these. Guess I'm saving 60 bucks.
I'm sticking with my trusty silver. If I had to have one of these, it would be copper. God Bless, rise up, and fly away with me!
We need more crystal colors! By the way, who wants to pay $60+ for a controller? I bought a silver on sale for $40 because all the crystals were sold out why don't you make more crystal controllers??
Why do you not being out any two tone pinkish colors?
FINALLY!! Fun colours added to the controller roster! Guess Sony was actually reading player comments and suggestions this time. ;-) Turquoise is a great addition, and the blue cammo is awesome! Pink cammo and lavender/yellow combo next, please?
What are the chances for these to go on Best buy.
The orange one is beautiful. I also like berry and copper. I love how Sony has an elemental theme going, so they did: Gold, Silver, Crystal, and now Copper.
The Copper one looks super rad, i think i'll get one of those – will for sure line up well with my silver/black and gold/black ones.
The sunset one is cool same with the berry blue but the blue Camo and copper are my personal favourite.


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Beyond Business: Transforming the White Wealth Management Industry From Within With Dominique Jordan (B'13)
When Dominique Jordan (B'13) looked around the financial wealth management field in which he found himself after Georgetown, he hardly saw anyone who looked like or resembled him. Jordan thought about his high school days surrounded by kids of similar backgrounds in Inglewood and South Central Los Angeles, California. "I was one of, let's just say, 100 people, who had the foresight to see what I could be one day outside of the typical sports or entertainment fields, while others might not have," says Jordan, today the vice president and wealth manager with The Jordan Richard Group at First Republic Private Wealth Management.
An historically white industry, wealth management can be a tough fit for people of color. That's why Jordan says it's imperative that he lend his voice to the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) committees and councils at employers like Morgan Stanley, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, JPMorgan Chase, and First Republic. At the same time, he says, employees of color often feel compelled to be representatives at that table, and ultimately lose time at the desk of their day-to-day jobs, which puts them behind in client acquisition and experience. So, he asks, do we offer compensation and benefits as a healthy balance between all parties for that important work?
In addition, corporate America needs to be quicker in responding to social justice issues and tragedies like the death of George Floyd and countless others, while balancing corporate shareholder responsibility and compliance, he adds. Corporations don't realize that slow responses from companies ultimately frustrates clients; creates difficulties for wealth managers working to maintain client relationships; and can result in clients moving their wealth to other institutions.
We've made some progress. Companies are now thinking more inclusively and creatively about how to both increase diversity within their businesses and create an environment that supports, fosters, and retains talent. Even so, there's a long road ahead, says Jordan, who sees even fewer Black executives around him than he did at the start of his career.
Jordan doesn't want that to be the case for the people of color entering the field. So while he uses his positions to weigh in on company culture, talent acquisition, and retainment practices, he also reaches out to younger generations through the DJ|JD Foundation, which educates underprivileged and inner-city high school students on financial markets and the importance of goal setting in and outside the classroom. His own goal? Address the talent pipeline that would one day feed the seat in which he sits.
This story was originally featured in the Georgetown Business Fall 2022 Magazine.


"man is made by his belief.as he believes, so is he !! "" happy janmashtami 💫💫 .
The 56th bengaluru ganesha utsav(bgu) is being held from sept 13- sep 24th.this is one of the largest cultural festivals in bangalore.this time the stage has been designed by artist gouranga kuila, a national award winner for handicrafts in 2002. he is also well known among the durga puja organisers of kolkata for creating some spectacular marquees.
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Giant rabbit on advertising cover; 'adjusted and sealed' mystery solved
Aug 5, 2015, 7 AM
Thanks to former post office staffers, we now know that these small labels were used to indicate that post office scales had been recalibrated.
The Charlotte Rabbitry noted on this 1912 advertising cover is located in Pennsylvania, not North Carolina as the name might suggest. The cover was bought with the intention of enticing a 6-year-old granddaughter into the hobby.
By John M. Hotchner
Grandchildren are wonderful, but it can be daunting explaining to a 6-year-old why you collect stamps and old envelopes. So on occasion, I buy a stamp or cover that I wouldn't normally collect, just because it will appeal to a youngster.
Such a cover is the "Charlotte Rabbitry" advertising cover. In this case, Charlotte refers not to the city in North Carolina, but to Charlotte Street in Manheim, Pa., where the rabbitry was located.
The cover was sent from Manheim in 1912, and is dominated by the illustration of the 17¾-pound Flemish giant rabbit, named Palace King.
Flemish giant rabbits originated in Flanders, near Ghent, Belgium. Their exact date of origin is not known, but some sources claim it was as early as the 16th century. Flemish giants were exported to America in the early 1890s to help improve the size of meat rabbits.
This breed received little attention until about 1910, when it started appearing at small livestock shows throughout the country.
Because of their size and docile personality, which makes them suitable as pets, these rabbits remain popular. These days it is not unusual to see a 22-pound Flemish giant.
But all that technical stuff aside, my 6-year-old granddaughter in Southern California thought she'd like to have the cover. I'm hoping it is an investment in the next generation of philatelists.
Adjusted and sealed
Linn's readers collectively have a fabulous base of philatelic knowledge, and have proved it again with responses regarding the small labels that were first illustrated in U.S. Stamp Notes it the April 6 issue of Linn's.
Inscribed on the labels is "Adjusted and Sealed. Division of Equipment and Supplies, P.O.D." Given that "POD," probably standing for "Post Office Department," made these labels highly likely to have a post office function, I asked what it might be.
I received responses from Pam Atherstone, Joseph Boling, R.S. Borden, Stuart Gitlow, D.A. Lux, Gene Pica, Jim Schmelz, Eugene Setwyn and Harry Winter.
Two from former United States Postal Service staffers are especially useful, and I'll quote both in part so as not to duplicate.
Atherstone wrote, "The 'Adjusted and Sealed' labels were used on postal scales. Before the advent of electronic and digital scales, it was necessary to periodically adjust the weight drivers/balance the scales for accuracy.
"A designated postal employee would make unannounced visits to postal facilities and with the use of 'official' weights would check all parcel and letter scales in the buildings. A balanced scale would then be sealed and labeled, with the inspector placing his initials and the date on the label. ...
"USPS also had similar labels, only in blue and white, with the USPS logo on it. This is one of those jobs that was eliminated through the advent of computers."
Setwyn wrote, "Each post office had a small set of weights to check whether the scales were accurate, and if not the division of equipment and supplies was contacted to send out a mechanic. Balance scales were little trouble, but spring scales needed occasional attention. ... "
So, now I wonder whether the USPS version of these seals resides in any collections? If a reader can report on an example in philatelic captivity, it might be interesting to illustrate the two versions together.
If you have an example, please contact me, John Hotchner, at Box 1125, Falls Church, VA 22041-0125, or by e-mail at jmhstamp@verizon.net.


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Q: Get next and previous subpage link in pages october cms plugin I've a structure like this in the backend of october cms (static pages plugin)
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I want to be able to link between the child pages to go to the next and previous one (if such exists).
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OK. This is what I've got - not the most elegant solution but it works
In the code part of the subpage! (the're sould be a check i the page has a parent but in my situation I only use links to subpages)
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Finding the best folding treadmill for home use can sometimes be a bit of a task, especially if you don't know which one to choose. But if you are looking for a unit that will allow you to work out, either running or walking, from the comfort of your own home, then you must dive into the task. One thing is for sure, there is no shortage of fold away treadmills that are available on the market. The come with many features which include powerful motors, consoles as well as work out programs and more. One of the main reasons why people like the fold up kind is because you do not have to leave it flat and can fold it up and put it in a corner so that it is out of the way when the treadmill is not in use. Luckily, we have done some work for you, by researching machine to find out which ones are the top best rated based on customer reviews. Check out a few selections below.
The Lontek T600 Electric Folding Treadmill is well constructed and easy to assemble. It is just what you need if you are searching for a home treadmill that falls within this price range. This unit is powered by a 3.0 peek brushless DC motor along with a running surface that measures 16.5 x 48.5 inches. There are 12 built in workout programs and handrail controls so that you can control your speed and monitor your heart and 3 manual incline levels. You can easily folding this one up because it has a soft drop mechanism for your safety.
If your goal is to burn those calories away then there is no better way to do it then with the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-T7635 Treadmill. This is the model that you can turn up your fitness with.
It features great space for running at 17.3" wide and 51" long along with a variety of speeds that go from 0.6 to 9.5 mph with quick speed button settings. There is a pulse grip heart rate monitor and 12 workout programs along with a back lit LCD display to see time, speed, distance, calories, etc. There is also an easy folding mechanism with a soft drop and more.
An excellent value that is well built and also affordable is the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-T7604 Motorized Treadmill. This machine can provide you with an amazing workout.
It features a 2.5 HP peek DC motor and a running or walking surface that measures 18" x 51". There are over 15 built in user programs that will help you with your cardio along with 3 manual adjustable levels of incline. It also includes a large LCD screen monitor at 4.5 x 2.5" that shows you your distance, calories, time, speed and pulse.
A model that is great for space saving and is very efficient is the LifeSpan TR3000i Folding Treadmill. This is heart pounding hardware and is very easy to fold and put out of the way after your workout. This one has 15 incline levels, a 2.75 CHP type motor with an 800 pound maximum lift incline motor. There is a 6" backlit LCD display with 5 year parts and 1 year labor warranty.


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When Brad Feld Gets the Munchies
Theres nothing more fun than watching investors acting silly. Brad Feld, inventor of the Tredputer, talks about crushing your competitors and illustrates his point by stamping on a bag of pretzels. The trick, he says, is to eat their bones afterwards.
Then theres Tim Draper. You can see him dancing at the DFJ Schmoozefest, or check out his acting debut in "The Naked Brothers Band" Movie.Draper got tapped for the role by his sister, Polly Draper, who wrote and directed the movie about a boy band that hits it big. Ms. Draper is no neophyte in film. She is played in ABCs "thirtysomething" as Ellyn Warren and made appearances on shows such as "Monk" and "Law and Order: Criminal Intent."The movie stars Ms. Drapers children, Alex and Nat Wolff, who find fame and fortune as pre-teen rock stars, but succumb to the same foible that bring down most great bands: girls.
The five boys that make up "The Silver Boulders" all attend Amigos Elementary School, where Tim Draper presides as principal. Its worth tracking down on the Internet just to hear him say: "We got an accordion. We got punch. Lets party!"


Roller Doors Market 2018: Applications, Types, Recent Developments, Competitive Strategies, Industry Factors and Top Key Players like Stramit, Somfy, CW Products, B&D Doors, Bolton Gate Co.
This study report on Global ROLLER DOORS Market throws light on the crucial trends and dynamics impacting the development of the market, including the restraints, drivers, and opportunities. A number of analysis tools such as Porter's five forces analysis and SWOT analysis have been employed to provide an accurate understanding of this market. Factors that are boosting the growth of the market, and giving a positive push to thrive in the Global market is explained in detail.
An exhaustive study has been carried out on the key players operating in the Global ROLLER DOORS Market. The report covers the revenue share, cost, product offering, recent developments, gross profit, business overview, and mergers & acquisitions, which helps the customers to understand the key players in a more profound manner. Furthermore, the report covers the different strategies adopted by the key players operating in the market. An in-depth analysis of the market dynamics, including the drivers, restraints, challenges, threats, and the potential growth opportunities have been provided.
Stramit, Somfy, CW Products, B&D Doors, Bolton Gate Co., Raynor Garage Doors, Overhead Door Corporation, SWS UK, Limavady Roller Doors, Garador Ltd, Hormann, Cooks Blinds & Shutters, Wayne Dalton, Concept Roller Doors, C&S Roller Shutters Ireland, Gliderol Garage Doors.
Automatic Roller Doors, Manual Roller Doors.
The Global ROLLER DOORS Market is defined by the presence of some of the leading competitors operating in the market, including the well-established players and new entrants, and the suppliers, vendors, and distributors. The key players are continuously focusing on expanding their geographic reach and broadening their customer base, in order to expand their product portfolio and come up with new advancements. The report also analyzes the development proposals and the feasibility of new investments. This report has been collated in order to provide guidance and direction to the companies and individuals interested in buying this research report.
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Presses are more at risk to be damaged by certain types of bugs that are attracted to dried flowers and other dried products. This is a rare issue that we have only seen a handful of times (.001% of the pieces we have created), but we still want to keep you informed of the possibility. Though we put a top coat on all of our wooden pieces to seal them, use a specially formulated bug spray, and put all of our flowers into sealed bags as soon as they come out of the press it's still possible for bugs of this kind to get into your press at any time.
The standard way to display pressed flowers is behind glass in order to limit exposure to outside elements such as:
Damage caused by bugs and other organisms
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We still like to offer these wooden presses because it's a cost-friendly way to have a special keepsake created without the additional costs of framing and supplies. Again, there's a very small chance that your wooden press will be damaged by bugs, but we feel it's necessary to keep you informed.
Feel free to check out our other Minimalist Collection, Paper Presses, and Pendant Collection for presses that are behind glass and/or resin (pendants).
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★★★★ In Gus and the Winter Sprite by J. Steven Young, a diminutive dragon named Gus is lamenting the loneliness that winter brings—after all, his friends are all hibernating for the season and his treasured garden has gone dormant—when a winter sprite comes zooming into his cozy house and interrupts the quiet. Crystal, the sprite, has a problem of her own: she's not like other sprites, and helping to bring on winter doesn't make her happy like it does everyone else. Gus swaps a story for a story and tells Crystal that he was once feared by the other inhabitants of the forest, who didn't understand that Gus is actually harmless. Emboldened, Crystal tells Gus that what she really wants to be is a phoenix, the legendary bird of fire. She uses the power of a wish to transform into her heart's true desire and helps awaken Gus's friends so that they can all gather for a festive winter party.
This cheerful children's book is brimming with earnestness, emotional intelligence, and charm. The story's main characters, Crystal and Gus, connect by sharing their vulnerabilities with each other and finding that this is the basis of a great friendship. It's a great demonstrative tool to show kids that feelings aren't something to shy away from; they can be uncomfortable, but they are vital all the same. Written in verse, the book's text is accompanied by computer-drawn pictures that have a potent energy to them. The three-dimensional depth of each image is an effective and clever way of capturing the expressiveness of the book's characters. Ultimately, this book deserves a spot alongside the holiday classics.
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Over 25 years ago Delia, and her husband Michael, were invited by their friend Brother Paul to visit Peru.
It was certainly not a sight-seeing trip. It was to a desert community some 40 miles from Lima, where several hundred families had fled the terrorism and despair of the city and settled in mud huts and tents.
It's easy for us to take all sorts of things for granted: electricity, hot water, nutritious food, the possibility of finding a job, education for our children and free hospital treatment when we need it. For people in Peru – and especially Delia and Michael's charity, Zapallal: Sharing the Struggle, which supports a school in a poor desert region north of Lima – life is hard and the things that we all enjoy in the West aren't always within reach.
In May 1996 Delia and Michael came to our school, Fe y Alegría 43 La Salle, in a shanty town in the coastal desert north of Lima in Peru. From this visit grew the project "Sharing the Struggle", whereby we received help from Sainsbury's Magazine , its readers and people who sponsored children in the school.


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The victim, Sgt. Steven Floyd, was a 16-year veteran.
The Delaware Department of Corrections veteran who died during a day-long hostage situation inside a prison "saved lives in an emergency situation" by warning other officers to get out, according to a union official.
Sgt. Steven Floyd, 47, who was found dead early this morning, was forced into a closet by inmates during the siege at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, which lasted nearly 24 hours, and later found unresponsive, said Delaware Correctional Officers Association President Geoff Klopp.
"Sgt. Floyd was a great man," Klopp said. "Even in his last moments as the inmates attempted to take over the building, Sgt. Floyd told a couple of lieutenants to get out of the building, that it was a trap."
Klopp appeared emotional at a news conference this afternoon as he described Floyd, a 16-year veteran, as a loving husband, father and grandfather who "worked overtime three or four times a week to put his kids through college."
"This has absolutely been probably the hardest day of my life," Klopp said.
Officials said this morning that authorities are investigating how the hostage situation occurred, adding that the motive is not clear. Officials said some inmates had sharp instruments but did not offer more details on the weapons. About 120 inmates are considered suspects in the investigation at this time, officials said.
The incident came to an end just after 5 a.m. today, when Delaware State Police breached the C Building, where the situation with two remaining hostages was unfolding, according to the DOC.
One of the two hostages, Floyd, was found unresponsive and pronounced dead at 5:29 a.m., the DOC said. It was unclear how he died or if the death was a homicide.
(Suchat Pederson/AP Photo) Vaughn Correctional Center near Smyrna, Del., remains on lockdown following a disturbance, Feb. 1, 2017.
The second hostage, also a DOC employee, "was safely rescued" the DOC said. She was not injured, said Department of Safety and Homeland Security Secretary Robert Coop, who added that some inmates allegedly "shielded" her and "ensured her safety."
After the final two hostages were found, C Building was secured.
Klopp said the Floyd family is "absolutely crushed." Klopp said he wants Floyd to be remembered as the "happy smiling man that he was. ... The guy that worked with all the new guys and trained them, and went the extra mile for any human being."
The incident began Wednesday around 10:30 a.m. when inmates in C building took four hostages. Inmates in C Building are either heading from lower security to higher security, or from higher security to lower security, Coop said.
The first two hostages were eventually released on Wednesday. Three maintenance workers hid in the basement during the ordeal and the inmates were unaware of them, said Perry Phelps of the DOC. Late Wednesday night, the maintenance workers made their way to the roof and were rescued, Phelps said.
Officials said the decision was made to go in this morning because through negotiations authorities believed inmates were using stalling tactics to buy time to build barricades. Officials said inmates had filled their lockers with water to make a heavy barricade.
Authorities used a backhoe to break down the door and enter the building, officials said.
(WPVI) Delaware prison officials say one hostage is dead and a second was rescued after authorities went into a building at the state's largest prison in Smyrna, Delaware, Feb. 2, 2017.
Klopp this afternoon blamed staffing issues for Floyd's death and vowed to work with legislatures to make sure this never happens again. The corrections department did not immediately respond to a request for comment about staffing.
The James T. Vaughn Correctional Center is Delaware's largest male correctional facility, with approximately 2,500 inmates.
Klopp said discussions about DOC issues including staffing, training, retention, shortages and overtime have been ongoing for some time, and he said he had no assistance on these issues from Delaware's previous governor. Klopp said he's had good conversations with Delaware Gov. John Carney -- who became governor in Jan. 2017 -- and he has faith they can work together to fix the "systemic issues" in the DOC that he said have existed for at least the last 8 to 10 years.
Carney this morning vowed to leave "no stone unturned" in the investigation.
"We will bring every resource that we have to sort out this issue and this problem to make sure correctional facilities are secure and that the employees who work there are safe," he said.
Carney said flags in Delaware will be flown at half-staff and said in a statement that he is "praying hard for the fallen officer's family."